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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16


SroaEsTIvE.-The day before the in
augura,ion Of the de forio President, he received
a postal cara on which was written, Exodus
, xvni-2l-2a;'' only this and no,h ux moi
there being neither pon-mwk nor signa-
turs to The card. The verses thus alluded to.
read ~ follows;
- Moreover thou shalt provide out Of all the
people able men, su'.h as fear God. men OF truth.
hating covetousn.ss, aid place such over them
10 lie rulers Ut thousands, rulers of hundreds.
rulers VI hities. aud rulers OF tens
~. Aud lei them judge the people at all sea-
sons and il shall De that every great matter
they shall bring unto tlee, but every email mat
Ter they thrN judge; so shall il be easier for
byeelf. and they shall bear The burden with thee.
70 u thou shait do this ihiug, aud G.d
command thee 20, then thou shalt lie able a,
endure, and all this people shall also 20 TO their
place in peace.
These" says the Lynchburg Hi,yia;an,
are very suggestive words, and it is TO
be hoped that the now de f,cto President
will give to them the attention they
deserve. o 34
"Itere seems to be something in
Scripture applicable to all states and
conditions oil human society, and wise
precepts for the government of mems
conduct in all the relations OF life. And
tins brings to mind good story told OF
old General Putnam. of revolutionar,
lame. The day after Burgoyne's sur
render at Saratoga, the celebrated DR..
Dwight preached sermon in the Amer
lean camp from tic words: 81 will
remove far from you the Northern army"
Alter the discourse was concluded. "olJ
Fut' rs lie was called, said, THAT was
good sermon, hut there's no such text
IN the Bible" Upon being shown the
text, chapter and verse, the old hero
remarked: "Well. L believe that the
Bible has something on every subject.
amt Dwight always knows VIII IRE to find
it, m
And there are two other passages in
Holy Writ TO which, the attention of the
new PRESIDENT n,ight we'll be directed. If
he would avoid the errors of his prede-
cessor. They are those which detail
the history ofthe revolt of the ten tribes,
from the government of Rehoboam
and the degradation Of the Government
under tho rule OF Jeroboam. who .made
priests ofthe lowest of the people" This
last was Gen. Grants great biuh,ler, and
his successor should profit by that sad
example. If lie would secure the respect
of good men and make his government
even respectable"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

10 The President has taken action
already on fvoor six postofhce appoint.
ments, including the accommodating
of Mr.. Holloway at Indianapolis. Geo.
y. Fieger vii! probably be nominated
for South Bend. Ind. a colored dele
CATION from Richmond. Va. urged the
President on Monday last to retain Miss
Van Lew.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

Eg VIC regret to announce the death
OF Mr. Felix :. Welton, orGraut county.
who died at his residence near Peters
burg on Wednesday last. Ia his death
the people Of Grant county are called
upon TO mourn the loss Of one ortbe
purcst and best, not only of her citizens.
hut throughout the length and breadth OF
West Virginia. There could not DC
found n citizen possessing more OF the
attributes tina; 60 20 make up q good
man than Felix s. Weiton bad. Gentle
and genial, and unassuming. his walk
and conversation appesred as a shining
light 60 others. a ter lingering illness
he leaned his weary head gently on his
Saviors bosom. and passed ON TO the
green field OF Eden, without spot on
his name, rs a gentleman. or reproach
a. n christian. Peace to his ashes. 49,
lfoorcfH E,ouiycr, Hgcb 30.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16
~ Carl Shurz is not hy any

IT, Carl Shurz is not 10y any means
tho FIRST American Of foreign birth that
has been in the cabinet. Alexander
Hamilton, who organized the United
States treasury. was born in Tho West
Indies Of a Scotch father and a French
mother, and was educated in England.
Albert Gallatin, Secretary Of the Trca.
sury under Jefferson and Madison. and
perhaps our oblcst fuancier. was n S7it.
zcr. William J. Diane. Secretary OF the
Treasury under Jackson, was an Irish.
nan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

D Mr.. Richard A. Young. the new
postmaster at Petersburg, is an old resi-.
dent OF that city. He is republican in
politics, but his application is strongly
Endorsed by the conservatives, and his
appointment gives general satisfaction.
lie succeeds carpet-bngger.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

20 1t has been verified by ,thgAppro.
priation Committee chat il round nun
bers the expenditures OF the Forty.
fourth Congress have been $50 .Oo0, 900
less than those Of the Forty third Con-
gress. qH ~ "a. S.35 q, SIS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

CoSflRMED.-Allthc Cabinet appoint.
men.s of The President, as published in
oar last number. were conafned by the
Senate on Saturday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

A WHOLESALE EXECUTION IL SouTu
CARoLINA.-On to-day. seven men,
one white and six colored, are to he
hung at Aiken, South Carolina, on the
charge Of murder. The white man. Rob.
ert McEyoy, murdered Mr.. james Gregg.
lifelong friend, for some fancied
wrong; whilst the condemned negroes
constituted n band, to which has been
attributed the commission of some of
the darkest crimes in the annals OF the
State. They seemed TO rcyei in riots,
robbery, murder and arson, and their
bloody crimes finally eliminated on the
81 of November last in the murder OF
two Germans named Hausman, the rob
berry OF their house and its subsequent
burning. The names Of the murderers.
who were caught and convicted. are
Adam Johnson. preacher, Lucius
Thomas. Nelson Brown. John Henry
Dennis and Steve Anderson. The let
ter from the guard Who has charge OF
Anderson shows the ilial respect and
consideration which the young murderer
has for his aged father:
Aiken, s. O.. March 6, 1877.-Andcr.
SOhs Obe VI lHe llduSman mIrtPFGrS,
who is TO be hanged on the 9Th Of this
month, sent for bis father the other day
AMI mado proposition TO tie gray hair
ed man. now yerging on 20 years or are.
The son told the old man that he was
young and was TO he hanged on the 9th
OF THIS month. You is old. dad AMI will
soon lebe dis land den THAR will not lie
any one in dis world TO look after motor.
Now. lad. IL you will hang in my place.
! will give you so aud my mule" The
old man hesitated moment and scratch
Ell his head The son, thinking Inc was
about TO take him up. aided an addi-
tiOnal $50 by way Of a clincher The
old man in the meantime had collected
his senses. got control Of his tongue and
informed his anxious young hopeful -
The mule and tlc money was power
iul confinement, but dis old niq1ar
scaped the rope DIS far, and he could
not jess see how de mule or de green
backs gwine TO help him any AFTER he
done dead he was open TO conviction
but somehow he couldcnt see il jess yet. -
+. BECK, Guard.
f%Tho - 4 a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16
FITS EPILEPSY
OR
FALLING SICKNESS

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monih's ussRe Of Or. Gouiafds CT hfsel y,
ialiibie Fit Powders To convince sofsrsn Z,
these powders will do all We claim loF M
viii send them BY msil. post p0id lrr ~
bex As Dr.. CVulsrd is the oniJ fhiHct
has ever made ibis disease . special siaay. -
- TO Gus kno& eAedse thousands have 81 !,
msueaily cured By the use Of these Zoe ae-
will guarantee permanent cure 70 eyey a..
or refund you al money expended. AZ -. -
ere should give these Powders an eaiV
and be convinced ~ their curative pyEtfs q,
Price for laee box 80 90. OF 4 boIes ~ ~. -, :
90, sent by mail to any part Of Ualled sI's y d
Canada On receipt Of price, OF By express y
d. Adde'S. ,.c
ASH & DOBBlNss'r
360 Fuitoa Street, Brooal!a'' I
Teb g saVT.-fv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

rTWm. Johnston, son ofWm Glenn,
aged eleven years. fell into Tie river
near New Market, Va, whilst In q &C.,
last week. and WIS drowned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16
sout6ern Representative.

The Alexandria Gszetss makes the
Ffollowins proper and just reference to
the conduct OF the southern representa-.
ttves in Congress-
Z =, Tho course pursued by the southern
democrats since the passage OF the clcc.
torai bill surprises no one who under.
stands their character, anu only sustains
the reputation they have always borne
aanong thoss who know them for csival.
rio honor and self sacriicin. principle.
With deadly fpsults TO resent, with out.
ragged feelings 10 revenge. With plunder.
ers 70 punish. with. q glaring fraud 70
defeat, and with right ON their side. and
having the authority TO accomplish nil
these ends by lawful proceedings. and
tho force TO execute them IL force
were necessary. they yet. actuatcd by
motives OF strics integrity. supplement
ei by = desire to preserve the peace
and secure the prosperity and happiness
OF t1eir common country, firmly resolv.
ed TO abide tho decision OF tho Unjust
tribunal to which they hal agreed TO
refer their case. even though they feared
that decision would be the means or au.
n'h'iating the party to which they. be-
lon2cd. Their course merits the admi.
ration OF the world, and is receiving it..
HE London Times Of yesterday praises
the democratic leaders for their modera-
ton, andthinks their conduct will secure
tho entire sympathy OF the law abidin.
American people who are we'll able to
appreciate moderation and respect for
constitutional restraints"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

PECE or GRAIN. Wheat is still de-
Ginning little good article on Monday
bringing Sl40 to $i43-the latter figure
only for the choicest quality Wmetes-
ter Times, H,tych Ia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16

tE The Sacrament Of the LORDS Sup
per will nc administered in the Presby-
terrain Church at Springfield, on tho lst
Sabbath in April. Preparatory services
on Friday aud Saturday. ne usual.
G.. w. FINLEY, Pastor.
March 2. 1877.
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zAs Tsrss 6ssssess RstA.s "a. P,o,,;... :
Me Lev above Qssses srs tAs ss.ios,.s
u,.isrs ,.,.,,,, $500 %
ueslers, wholesale liquos. La,
DrS,ers 10 malt iiqaars. Wholesale, So o y"
Dealers IN malt liquors, retail, ~ ~
Dealers 10 leaf to6scco, =. ~ "
Ana ~, ~ 'ooseeo, 500 o.
sehts Tor every dollar ia excess Of
$1,000
Dealers In msnfactaied tobacco, .n
Manuiacturers OF stills a. W
And Tor each still manufactured. - ~
Aod Tor each worm manufactured. ,s on
Manufacturers Of tobacco. 10 ~
manufacturers Of cigars. ,ov
Esuo'efs OF tobacco. fret class (mors
NAV e"o aorses or other Nntmsls) 90 M
suu'e's VI tootcco zecoud class, 1.-TWO
nofses or other nsimaisl 90 a.
Esaiers Ut tobacro, third class fone
horse or other auim al ixoo
feddlsrs 81 tobacco fourth claxs. In,
toot or public cJuv~yanccl IN IA
brewers oi less than 500 barrels. IA ne
brewers OF 50o barrels or more luo an
Guy person 80 iiaOle who sbail fail To e,,.
ply Win The foregoing requirements viii I.
SUBJECT 10 severe pen ,i,es.
PERSONS or hrns liable IL pay any OF The so..
cis Taxes named above must app v IN t;Eop,,r
W BROWN. Collector of Internal R,v.n,,. ~
GRAFTON. West Virginia, and pay tor and .,o.
cure the Speeial.rax stamp or Sisnv, H.
n 1.sss p,,or to May b, 1871, and wiruuUf
opecial-Tax stamps will be transmitted n,
mai only on receipt from the person or f..
orueriny the same Ut sprciiic di -rcti.ns a, "a a.
,ote'nsr With the necessary postage sismu, q,
tue amount rquirea la pay the postage IN.
Postage Gu one stamp Is three cents and ON t.o
stamps SIX cents. II IL is d. aired th.t The, \.
transmitted oy registered mail. iet cents adj.
''oa~' Should accompany the apple ,,ion.
GREEN Is. RAUM.
Commissioner Of Internal Rereaut.
Office OF Internal R-venne,
Washington, u. C.
March Is, l877.-4t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-16
p r o . U Q z GU s {
sOMERs, BRO. & co.

Ia Liberty st. PITTSBURGH. PA.
~ Send for GOES wsxwY Rsp,sr' n the
Market. coatainiog directions tor shipping, and
Suggestions fr airing most ready sud pro-
ntaole market. Wageh ie. 1877 -iy
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South graneh 9ntellisenerr.

RoMNEY. FRIDAY, MARCH le, 1877.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON NINTH STREET BE
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
KNOW y AS THE " VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
BY virtue of the provisions of g certain deed OF
trust executed by James D. Browne and Wife, bear
ing date / 9th June, 1878. duly recorded In Rich
SOL, shall, In execution thereof being so reqnir
ed by the beneficiary In said deed proceed 70 se AZ
public auction, on the premises, on SApuKDa AZ
The 18th October, 1877, ut AZ O'Clock T. M,. tue
REAL ESTATE described In said deed, consisting
Of lot Of land fronting SO feet on the west ne OF
Ninth street. between Main and FRANKLIN streets,
running back 100 feet, upon which stands The VIZ,
line OF Franklin between EiYnth ana Nlhlu streets'
fronting 2Oh feet, aud running PACK Ivy 1eet'
together with all the improvements thereon.
This Dropertv has been for MANY years known as
the "VIRGISIA OPERA-HOUSE,n Is iasniona-
ble place Of amusement, and situated IN the very
heart of the city, and on one OF the most
aud fashionable cross streets. Ii Is ARRANGED Ior
stores in front and a dwelling above, and between
The TIVE entrances Is broad passage-way leading 10
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash sale, we
are authorized by the creditor TO accept In neu OF
cash the following terms-viZ, enough III cash tc oe-
ray expenses Of sale and one third OF the purchase
money, and balance of debt due to the crealtor
at four, eight, and twelve months for negotiable
notes interest added ut six per cent. per annum;
and us to the surplus Of the sale on such terms as
the representative Of the said James D.. Browne,
deceased shall prescribe and direct or on failure to
d We such directions then such terms as the tr.
tees shall announce at the time OF sale, the said
creditpayments to be secTred 9y Geea o. trust on
said property. ANnhEM ,, fI ~ W Ks SH''
~ o ,4.. Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.
q

RICHMOND And PErERsEUKGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 26, 1871,
~ trains OR this road will run As follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
7:25 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Charleston. Augusta. Columbia. Sa-
vaHnah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans,
and all Joints South and Southwest;
also connects nj Petersburg with The
Atlantic, mississippi and ONO railroad
Tor Lynchburg. farmyillc, and other
local stations that road, making
same time ~ by any other line. This
train stops onlt III Manchester ana
Chester.
lOOP,M,, ACCOMMODATIONS daily except
Sunday. Passengers tkiRg this train
will make ciast connection at Pcters-
burg ror Norfolk and al Norfolk With
splendid Ray-Iine steamers for Ba't!-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK.
and with tie Ola dominion steamers
for New York, Stopping at nj regular
stations on signal.
5:25 P. H., FREIGHT daily Except sundayh WIZ
couch attached.
1855 T. VI. THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sus-
dayI connecting FOR Weldon. Raleigh,
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
slcepIug-car for Wilmington and the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily except sun
dav). connecting with Richmond, Fred
ericksb,lrg anC Potomac railroad for
all points NORTH East, and West.
ll:2O An OMMODATlON TRAIN daily (tS-
ccpl sunday with passenger coach Al
tacici. 49,,
400 p. 81. THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
with Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
nnd West. Also. making close conuec-
zion with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
ali points North aud West. This train
stops only 4, Manchester.
s.1O p NJ FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sum
iayJ. with passenger coach attached.
This IS the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. ,,,o.
passengers for Glover Hill connect at Chester
daily Except Sunday ny taking the $3.50 j. VI. HasH'
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond ut 4. NJ. and 300 4. u.
every Sunday til further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Viii stafI iA"
ais Lopi0"" A. SHAW. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05
Arthur orion.

A REPORT THAT He HAS BEEN DISCOVERED US-
DER TIE NAME OF GEORGE CRESSWELL.
Mr.. William Quartermaine writes as fol-
lows from Travistock to the London Stand
ard:
"Mr. Onslow, Lord Rivers, and myself
accepted the joint trusteeship OF fund es-
tabiished three years since to procure evil
dence from Australia in this case. We read
ily realized that the discovery OF Arthur Or
ton was the only chance Of possibly benefit
ing the claimant, and am sure all the we'll
disposed will be pleased to learn that after
many tailings, incessant work, great eX-
pense, and continued disappointment, the
undoubted Arthur Orion has been disco
yered under the name of George Cresswell,
fully recognized by several in Australia,
and his photograph swonA to by many in
England who knew him within the last ten
years. Although the only sister who has at
present seen Cresswell cannot positively
swear to him, she remarks: There is
most wonderful likeness to our fam.
ily: in fact, / at once picked him
out from several others; and GER
tainly, after lapse OF twenty-five
years, although have not swo:l he is my
brother, I should positively decline swear
ing be was not Upon the arrival OF
Messrs. Onslow, Haworth, and myself at
Dartmoor on Friday the photograph Of
Cresswell was shown to the claimant, who
at once declared it solemnly as the same
Alfred Smith sworn to by him on the Six
teenth day Of his examination in chief. or
course it is of no legal value, nevertheless it
is eminently satisfactory to his partisans.
The claimant looked in better health than
on any Of the previous visits. will not
intrude upon your space with the many de-
tails connected with this discovery, or
dwell upon the causes which resulted in bis
conviction. Judges and juries must decide
by the evidence and facts as they find them,
whether true. untrue, perverted, or dis
torted; but will simply observe that the
credit In the main is due to the unwearied
efforts of Mr.. Onslow, and to the many
kind friends who have from time to time so
literally subscribed, and thereby enabled
us to trace Alfred Smith alias George
Cressweli, at the Paramatta Asylum, to be
the undoubted Arthur orion, son Of George
Orion, butcher, Of High street, Mapping"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05
RAILHoAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 2l, 1877.

COMMENCING MAY 2l, 1871
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 p. N. Leaves Richmond TrESDAl, IiuEs -
DAY. ans SATURDAY. Connect, a a.
West Point with steamer iiarana ~, ~.
all points Oh York river ana ba'u
more. Arrives IN Baltimore a! . ~
NJ: connects with rail. lines FOR " asn
ington. Philadelphia, New Tote, p
ton. and all western points Sptics3
at Richmond with trains on k!ch1In.i
and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE 80
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAl, WEI
WV NESDAY. and FRIDAY: ana cat
s.no 4. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana 49,
o:oo ~ " iIREDAY. Connects with, steamers
nj Nest Point for river landings p'
timore and all western points. ~
meets nj Richmond with trains on XII ,T,d
mond aud Danvllle railroad Rle , "a
and Petersburg, and ChesaOeaAs
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER
PM Leaves Richmond daily Except sH'-
dsy).
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives al Richmond, TuEsptH on. ,
AVN ~ THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.. c"nd
meets with trains Oh Eichmoua n az
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO HlI'
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves lea, 80, na
ml a5ssf wEDNEspAY, and t xs,s
DAY, a { r ;;, d; GSnn sa1 YORK St.
aud western points, and al " est : V re
with trains for Richmond and Wv
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. wrn-
Amp N. Arrives al Richmond MONDAY" E"-
f'oo SESDhY, and FRIDAY ana CAT
s,.p n. Tuesday, THURSDAY. ana 3. It
va URDAY. Connects win steain'r COW
West Point from BaltimorS. ,n.
meets With RIehuoaa ana LnTIhn ass
Richmond and Petersburg, ana Sh0'"
neake sad Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER Ian, sun.
,o,0n Arriyes at Richmond daliy eASpptt -
1ouo ~ "' Sax Connects with Riehmono n an"
Petersburg aud Chesapeake ah' o"''
railroads. 100, 70 mr. nom
son,beyn noints. Cars run Through between A'IAn"'
and West Point. ,,t,b tosest rates,
Through bills Of la.iias. with gaarsnsesu sa'''
,.snsd 10 AN northern and western points. and
Through tickets sold 30 all northern sssasSa
Enr tieEsts apTly at General Railroad IaeAss md
sce aSS Main street; ut the Exchange nosSSi h,rs
scoSnpany's depot, eoraer TMenty-ahiru anu w
s' ma as 0AIH ii. I. DOUGI4As, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05
BY Robert B. Lyne-
Real Estate Agent and Arctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
i aUNfNPROvED PROPERTY IN THE CITY
sDF MANCHESTER, VA BY AUCTI0N;-In az,
rs trustee, from Z. d. Eacho and wife, dated June
@ fS7z OF record in the cierts office of Manelses.
ter Hustings Court. In Deadlock l, page 5Sa, and
by therequest Of the beneficiary therein named de-
fault;having been made In the payment of the note
thereby secured. shall sdI apon the premises on
FRIDAY the 9Th day of October, 1877, at O'clock
p. NJ, at public auction al the PROPERTY de-
scrtbed In said deed, as follows: Being the Hsance
bounded on the north by the old corporation Enc on
the cast by the property OF james Neeson, on the
south by the property Of .. NJ. Moody, and on the
west by Fourteenth street. fronting on Fourteenth
street 1872 feet. being the same property conveyed
10 said Eacho by ID. X. Wcager and wife By deed of
lerh May, 1877.
TERMS: Cash as to pay off note of si60.50,
and cost, &C. and all expenses If sale: residue upon
terms to be given at sale. ROBERT b. LIZ NE,
CO 90 or1 34.6 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DaSsssss
.fcais8s BY Griibbs 6 WiIlinins, rs .
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneei g. s
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE TWO
i NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS IN CT YDE
PLACE, NOS. 100 AND 1n7 WEST CARY
STREET, BETWEEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREETS, At AUCTION.-ln execution OF deed
OF trust the subscribers truste dated 2Oth
March, 1877, and recorded In Richmond Chancery
Court Office, in p b. 1lg e, page AGO. being thereto
required by the holder Of the note as 10 which there
is default in payment, will sell by auction. upon
che premises. on MnMDAY, s,h 9st95sr, g. 4
above mentioned Tarey are the third and fourth
tenemcnts In Clyde Place west Oh ADAMS str dsr
style. and are now occupied by good tenants
They Offer good investment as comfortable
homes to peTso1ls0f moderate means,
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 detray expenses OF sale
and to pay of note for $40 dine 23d September.
lS77;'a credit as to 81 20 until Esd March, 1878;
n further credit as to $40 until 2Sd September,
1875 further credit rs to $3,5 until 23d March
1873: and as to the residue, II Iny, upon terms
which viii he announced at the time OF sale-ali
credit payments to bear interest and to be secured
By deeds Of trust upon the property.
j. b. MOORE, (Trustees
..srE. JAMES M. NJ. DAVIS,5
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