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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-30
BY r. PaDniI!.
Real Estate AuclIonrtr.
No. 81 Bank street, Petersburg. Va.

GNITY HOTEL, FORMERLY KNOWN
" AS JARRATTS HOTEL. FOR SALE At
PCBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF tru,t.''','
from 6. A. Plummcr 10 me, dated November -,
1874, and duly recorded ia the clerk Once oil 'ir
Hastings Court of Petersburg, shall sell Al !n
auction, on TUESDAY the lst day OF MY - t 80
IL NJ on The premises, that NALu AhLE ~
PEETY on Washington street. In the cry Of pe"rs-
burg formerly known JARRAITS ~! r.,
anu now known Is the CITY HOTEL. IL contains
room stables and all the appurtcnanccS OF FlR>.-
CLASS hot Ell, and Is I'm most cXr"lrnt repair.
TERMS: $4,000 cash, and tile ballic" III ~
and The other on the Sd DAY Of May, lS1s-n'crt>t
added for approved, endorsed, negotiable mole, anu
deed of trust to secure the same. Purchaser pay
taxes for current year. ,,,,, ,,
considerably EXTENDED by agreement oi i'ar'ics s'1
arrangements can be made At the same tlinc 20 Vu
cha Ga Mi The FURNITURE. which is new and IN eA-
c.iIont cnrTit;on JOHN MANN, Trustee. .
ee or ~ W. auctioueer apps
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By j. J.. AppcrSon,
Real Estate AucIiOnan-

A UCTION SALE OF THAT war;,
n BILE MANSION No. 9. AND ORS ,NEI,r,r
GROUNDS ATTACHED. On THE SnI:Ii Xxx ~!
OF MAIN BETWEEN FDCSHEE AND ,I,..,uut.
STREETS.-By virtue Of a deed Of irr., -, n,'iS
Apperson. dated lst Of March. 1872 and Of an n.
other to A. Il. Appersou, dated 1T Of p,,',, ~
1876, executed by Robert \. Pain. and va wi. );
duly recorded: and also by virtue If an order ~.
District Court O tic United States for th ! 80. 'e
DiStrict0t Virginia, In bankruptcy. entered IrG "
1877. in the matter Of Robert A. Pam. a. ii 80
OF Paine, Cabc & Co.. bankrp~ the ur,,.r ~ -
aSSi2nccs and trustees, viii sell. on liz. lr.Inf
THURSDAY, May 3, 1877. at 5 oriorI T. "a
THAT REALLY DESIRABLE PROPERTY 49, ,,
described. now and for many year, ua.t lt, r..',.
deGce Of Mr.. Paine. '"> 49,
The DWELLING i large. remarkably we'll init.
conveniently arranged. ami complete In All ..
appointments. as arc also The other imrrnyr,r,,.
The LOT fronts 20 feet. and run, barL l5W,'
wide alley. with attractive anG rl~,-2u, srrr,r,,T
inSs. VIII be sold is whole or dNiI,, 4, NAV, -.
deemed best. ''! ~
TERMS: Cash As TO eNrou4s Of sah. and or,
fourth OF the purcha:c-mon y; tn" balatcr a; ,,,.
Twelve and eighteen months FOR n.goti.l,, not. H.
tcrest added. and Till" retained untIl t, w,!oi. !.
paid and Il conveyance directed hv the CONT
JAMES tA~kfF.
j. l.. APPERSON.j Assignee.
j. !. AprEE>oN.l Tr,.,
apps 4. Il. APPER>oN.t iFn''c'.
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by W. GOuuIn,.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ROSS STREET BETW ZEN GOVERNOR AND
FOURTEENTH: ALSO. TRACT OF ONE HUN
DRED AND FORTY-NINE ACRES OF LAND IN
CHESTERF1ELD COUNTY NEAR HALFWAY
STATION. AND AN UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF
EXCELLENT FARM ON TUCKAHOE CREEK,
1 - fGoecHtANB cebSI TN cE9ISSTAy!FtGMG
ACRES, SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN COAL.-By
virtue Of three several deeds OF trust, duly exc
cuted and recorded In the proper courts, !
shall, 1T the request Of the trustee and In ac-
cordance with the terms Of the said deeds
proceed tn sell at public auction. on the prem
lses. No. 1915 Ross street, on MONDAY, 18th May,
BRICK DWELLING located as above. containing
eight or nine rooms, admirably arranged for the
mmodaton of moderate-sized family. The LOT
has front of 32k feet and depth of about $50
feet $50 10 include the alley), on which there
stands an excellent BRICK STABLE.
At the SAME TINE AND PLACE, and by virtue
of the said deeds OF trust and ut the request of the
trustee, fall sell at auction tract of l49 ACRES
OF LAND, In Chesterfield county. near the half
way station, designated rs No 5 on 4 plat annexed
TO a deed from W. Ii. Gwathmcy to James II. Plat,
said to be Of good soil and covered by pine and other
wood Also, an UNDIVIDED MOIETY ola TRACT
OF LAND in Goochland county, on Tuckahoc creek.
tanning 3SS ACRES 1.-THE other moety being owned
by Messrs. John ". COttrell and DR. w. =. Palmer),
known as 'Sycamore Grove" This Is said to he
good farm. but its great value Is believed to be in the
valuable coa-beds supposed to lie underlying this
farm.
While the deeds require cash sale, yet am
authorized by the trustee to say that the beneficiary
in the several deeds will accept most liberal terms,
secured by deed of trust. W. GODDIN.
ap26 .Auctloneer.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

EiCS1NlJND % WIZ AS~N
SATURDAY, April 2S, ls77.s
erse oon Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
,nna< cold at $3.50 shares Old Dominion lnsu-
rance Company's stock sold at 90.
state seeurtt:es-yirs,nia sons9ls 7os ad; ~
asked virginia eeasel o1 hs IS ssE ssEe
HIM s s7s 3D. s aa's s,a
Ss S ES s.E s s 81 81 sla loo ba
water SIS. Iosa bid Norfolk city Ss 80 nld; ar s
eressbnrr city as, 90 bid; Manchester bridge $
Rdiiread Chesapeake aud Ohio K1.lsosd
es, gold: 81. and n. 20 ma, ga as1e. and 7 on
bid: Virginia Central Railroad third mortgage 6S;
J. and j., rs bid Virgiuia Central Rsiresd fogrh
~ Did; Virginia and Tennessee Railread
second a mSrTs Railroad third mortgage
j. aud j. 10 bid: Southside Railroad hrst mor ,,S
pseeF1re s g. an nrerred e and j. 5s bid
SonthSide Railroad third mortgage prserreu s o.,
90 bid Rs1Ga snd
Railroad first mortgage SIS, A. and o., 10i old
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mono. Fredericks burg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs, j. and j., e5 bid Orange and AleSanoria
R Rsa psnsiie Ra,road Consolidated es NJ
a I'd NJ, 70 bid. 70 asked; riedmont Rallroad htst
ortgsgs S. A. and g. sS f sa nor ofts asSef
and j., 60 asked
Canal B0n6S.-JameS River ana hana"na Salai
second mortgage 6's, n. and n. Fl bid ~,
Raiirond Socss.-Chesapeake and Ohio R Rail
road. 100 par, 2 asked; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par 26 bid; Richmond, FTedsrek so
burg and Potomac Railroad common, lou par, 6V
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and poaomac
Railroad six per cent. guaranteed. 100 par 81 bd
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Ea1lroao
seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. SO bid; Rien-
mond and DanSilIe Railroad, 100 pal- 4 bid; Seal
board and Roanoke Railroad common lOo par, go
asked; Seaboard aud Roanoke Railroad guaranteed
100 par, III asked. -,
Canal stockS.-James River and hanaWna Sanai'
100 par, 2 asked. ~.
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par. 90 asked !;
State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, "a bid 4 d,v
Savings, rs par, 20 bid; Citizens Savings, 20 par,
I,.surance Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ma,
rine par AoS oid; xirnia az sa hd I'D Asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 90 asked; Ciiy,
90 mar. 80 asked: Old Dominion, 100 par, 80 bid,
sig asked; Granite Insurance Company, lO0 par,
rs asked; Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 20
par TX asked; Richmond Fire Association, 20 par,
IA bid, t9 asked; Piedmont and Arlington Lie, LOU
Neutrality-suspicious. River and kanawha
Packet. 12h par, 6x bid, SH asked: Old Dominion
Steamship Company. 100 par, 7eh bid. -
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COTTAGE FARMS AND MARKET
~ GARDENS. Two MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOND, AT ON.-On MONDAY, April 30th,
at O'Clock r. M, viii sell, upon the premises,
TRACT OF rs LILO ACRES. bounded by the Old
Brook road, Cannon's road, Burton's road, and the
land of Charles Y. Morris. Esq. 49,
It Hes Just east OF the Brook turnpike, aud oppo-
site 10 the lands of Messrs. rhrogmorton, Hgginson,
Stansbury, Rose, j. c. Burton, and Others. and may
be reached by three OF the main thoroughfares lead
ing the city. 1t Is beautifully situated In thick
ly-settled and good neighborhood, with fine soil,
capable OF the highest degree Of Improvement, and
has upon 10 3 bold spring. As q whole this can be
MADE beautiful little farm, possessing as it does
every advantage OF situation, SOIL and proximity to
the city by good roads, but 1t may be sold in five or
six parcels Of from four to five acres each. all hay.
ing good road-frouts and one Of them, situated at
the corner OF two public roads is an excellent site
for d store or shor
This Is a fine chance for persons OF small means to
obtain desirable h0mcsteads.
IA map Of the land, showing the subdivisions, may
be seen ut our office.
TERMS: Liberal, and q reasonable discount viii
be made 70 those who pay cash In full. .-i.asta|
ss GRUBBS a. WILLIAMS, 81.
ap l9-21,24&td Auctioneers
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BY ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ABOUT $50
l. BUILDING LOTS. INCLUDING FIVE Ten
EMENTS, on GHIRGIi HILL; IN ADA ~ sr n
s 81 ISL Plan La IN AND NEAR THE EASTERN
suBuRBS OF RlCnM0ND.-At the request Of Mr.
beirs-at-law of the late Johu Brauer deceased see
deed bearing date March, 1877, duly recorded In
Henrico County Court and IN klcnmoa HHJn,
amongst said heirs, shall offer for sale at public
auction on the premises, In the order ADVERTISED on
TuE SIaek f9f ass and
of the lots are sold, about TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY LOTS, beautifully situated as above, ac-
cor'np 10 Mats Of survey made by Joseph J. Plea
ssnfs surveyor to be seen ct the office OF The auc-
tioneer and shown ut the sale-yk.:
corner of Venable and Pickett streets ION one Of
which there stands All old frame tenement, each
fronting about SO feet, running back about l32 feet
70 ad r INVALUABLE LOT on the north side OF Ven
able street. east of The residence OF Mr. Fred 6;
Brauer, fronting 20 feet running back about 100
Sd. The LOT, with large BRICK DWELLING
trecently occupied by tue widow OF At the
southwest corner Of and Twenty-fourth streets,
fronting 81 feet Twenty fosrth street, and run
is s 4 ys,sa
occupied by Mr.. James 9. Mitchell. each trontinS
about 25 feet on the north side Of Q or Eena6le
Sn sbe bY the West Inc Of r
/, E Also, ELEVEN HANDSOME LOTS I'm square No
43 OF Heekler's plan. each fronting about 301iZo
and lao feet to an alley: bounded by Twenty-nath'
Tweuty-sixth, and r Streets %t.-8
Also, FIFTEEN LOIS Ill Square No. 80 bounded
by Twenty fifth, Twenty sixth, and ana streets.
Also, FIVE LOTS IN Square No. 3S, on Inc east
line of Twenty-sixih between s. and T streets.
Also, ELEVEN LOIS in Square No. SO, bounded
o Sso PSUR hdTs IN Square No ga ironing on
T ans Y sGs1y sGaa No So on the west
n RI,
These LOTS In Hecklers plan are, In many re-
Also, TWO HUNDRED AND ELEVEN HAND
SOME LOTS in the Subdivision OF what was once
known as Bartlett Stills pan, extending from the
east line Of Thir! first street TO the west line OF wat
Is now called lakewood avenue ION which avenue
there Is comfortable BRICK TENEMENT.
bounded on the north by what IL known as Gatway,
ON the south by Atams's division. Ihess LOTS
have fronts on Thirty-nrst Thirty second Ihlfty-
third, and Thirty streets as well as on OAK.
wood avenue. also ON u aud streets arc amongst
the most beautiful and attractive lots Ia the eastei
suburbs, and In q locality where real estate has
greatly improved within the past few years.
THE special attention OF capitalists and others Is
particularly called TO this sale az every lot put UP
will he POSITIVELY SOLD. ss3.l Sc.
TERMS: One third cash. balance At SIX and Twelve
months. for negotiable notes, Interest added secured
by deed OF trust. vs. GoOplNs
p, s. Suitable refreshments furnished 81 the sale.
ap 14,lS21, 24,2 7,2a,3Q,6my4
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL FOR
i SALE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
WALL STREETS.-At the request Of General T..
NJ Logan, executor Of the late Judge James III. Cox,
and for the purpose OF carrying our fhe provisions
of the wof the testator. offer for sale this AL
LIABLE HOTEL. The lot has front of 70 1912
feet OH Main street. runs back on Wall street about
100 feet to 4 wide alley. The hotel covers the
whole lot> and is four stories high On the Main-
street front there are three stores, with granite
fronts. renting for Sl,470 per annum. On the
Wall-Street front there six stores or offices, with
granite fronts now renting for about 5000 per an
NUN, and In the main hotel there are ninety-six
rooms, including double parlor. dinng-room IA by
so feet| The rooms Oh the first floor can be used
for single or double ones. The hotel Is occupied by
run OF CUSTOM and is now doing an excellent bust
ness The hotel Is in COED repair and IS located IN
the heart OF the city, within convenient distance OF
the various railroa,i depots.
The price VIII be quite reasonable, and the terms
unusually accommodating say $4,000 cash; bal
ance In half-yeary instruments running from three
to sixty months, bearing six per cent interest," Sc
cured by a decd of trust. ,-... =.
MIR. Moore, the occupant, will take pleasure IN
showing the premises to those VINO may Wlsn 10
p Real Estate Auctioneer,
Richmond, Va.
P.S.-If this valuable hotel property be not sold
before the LIST of May next 1t will thereafter be
for LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS at u rea-
sonabe rate This offers great inducements to hotel
keepers to embark in well-estabiiShed business.
W. GODD1N,
an 1e-codot Real Estate Auctioneer.
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BY Grssbbs i Williams.
keal Estate Agents and Auctioleers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALU-
N WAHHHr9 5 AR XSb
STORAGE-LOTS on THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
RICHMOND DOCK AT AUCTiOM.By virtue OF
DEGREES Of the Chancery Court of Richmond, en-
tered in the case Richards &C., vs alayos e1ccu-
| tor, &C.. the Undersigned special commissioners,
NEsDAY the 9th day Of May, commencing ut Al:
O'Clock p NJ, the following portions OF the SA NDG
ward ward G. Mayo y1 G aeccased"to wit: w '' ~
!. The Site of the PLASTER-MILI.. now being
run by Messrs. Staples Blair bounded on the west
| by Sockoe creek and running east about 290 feet
to the corner of Eabcock's new icc-house, and ex-
tending back from said front to James river having
ae ssp h of a'Ggi s2 W er me
dock, which is now protifaby used Tor lnanuact9-
ring purposes, but conld be greatly extenSeh: II
will be sold IN such parcels as may be determined
E The PROPERTY fronting on the south side of
the dock beginning ut l'abcock's east line. thence
running about feet to corner about opposite to
Eighteenth street. and running back 10 James river.
This vii! be sold as whole or shn-IiTlded' Us bid
;. The PROPERTY situated on the south side Of
the dock BEGINNING at cross street. wnlcn IS oppo
pied BY Mr. ). L. LathrOp: thence running cast
wary along the south line OF the dock street, front
and running back from said from. l72 feet TO a new
street forty feet wide, thus having two street fronts
III The CORNER LOT will be sold. with front of
$50 feet Oh the dock. running back 10 the new
street, and the residue will then he offered IN lots
each by 72 feet to the new street, with the pr1
yilcge to the purchasers OF taking any number of
such lots consccu,vcly, until the whole shall be dis
posed of.
It's location in the heavy business part of the city
Fronting the watcr) affords every facility for hand
ling storage and manufacturing of heavy merchan-
disc and products: and rs there IL but limited
quantity of property OF that character such an ep-
portunity to secure choice locations for the purposes
above named should not be allowed to pass unim-
proved.
A map and survey may be seen at the office Of the
auctonecrs.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with nte
rest added and titles retained by the court until the
plrchase-lnoney shall be fully paid aud conveyances
directed. J.. =. PAGE.
J. o. STEGER.
JOHN s. WISE.
LII. DARLINGTON.
Special Commissioners.
GRI-DRS & WILLIAMS, AuctIoRecrS. ap27
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
No. cyl Hull street. Manchester, Va.

/: l. SsIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
II PIECE OF WOODED LAND NEAR COAL
FIELD STATION, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVlLLE RAILROAD, IN CHESTERf!ELD
rupt, / will offer for sale, ell the, premises; on
THURSDAY, May s. 1877, at II o,cloek d.. 5S
auction, one small tract OF heavily WOODED LhSD
OF TWENTY-ElGHT ACRES. fronting on the
Richmond and DSnyie railroad, and only about
500 yards above Coalheld station. TINS Is part OF
OF r. T. Johnsons estate and others, and Is consid-
cred very valuable on account Of its proximity 70
the Midlothian coal-mines, being valuable for build
ing sites for the operatives at said mines and also
on account the quantity Of wood and nm 5 IND IND
t,e cant3nyeut dover right of Mrs. Marks Will not
TERMS One third cash; the balance payable at
ferest added from day Of sale. md title retained 9n-
iii Mi of the purchase-money is fully paid and
eor S'Ati'so s,77-7 F. j. SAMPSON,
. :, Do-eod {. - EfGH - Assignee
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Auciioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street bctH cen Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CARY
STREETS. AND THREE BUILDING LOTS AID;
JOINING, AT AUCTIOS.-In execution of deed
of trust dated April l, 1874, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court in ID. B. 104 Il, page 1855,
being thereto required by the creditor secured we
will sell by auction, upon the premises, on MAY l..
1877, at AZ o'clock p. NJ, the late residence of John
Freelnnd, deceased, situated as above. ..-
1t Is large, subStantially-built, and extensively
finished residence, with every comfort ana modern
convenience for a Large family. The rooms and
halls large higlptehed, and airy. and enjoy an
extensive view below and across the river with the
advantage of southern brcezes which cannot be OBJ
sructed. The out-buildings are numerous and COM
plete, and the grounds very attractive.
This property, so complete In all its arrange
ments, and situated in pleasant neighborhood,
within few minutes walk of the post-otfce, offers
unusual advantages to n business or professional
man. With the dwelling will be sold, If desired the
adjoining lots in The garden, fronting about eighty
two and one-haf feet on Fifth street, otherwise
those lots will he sold separately.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale TO De ior
about 81 900 In cash, and the residue upon such
terms as the erautor may direct; but 1t is probable
that by agreement more favorable terms will be an
nounced at the time OF the sale.
p. W. GRUBBS- Trustees,
.tt JOHN HOWARD, {
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ap Az
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeFs,
No, l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NALUA 1I1
NEkR MECHANICsViLLE BY AuCTION.-By
virtue Of the provisions of deed Of trust 1n se1PF
date the 9th day OF January 1875; IRON W. D.
dnIv Recorded in the clerks ONCE Of the County
Court Of Hanover, to secure The payment OF Ger;
tsin obrntion of debt, l SHALL us trustee In said
drrd. bcing required 20 to do by The beneficiary
therein secured sell BY auction on the prsgm4ses'
o,clock n. the REAL ESTATE described in said
deed Consisting of FORTY-THREE ND THREE,
QUARTER ACRES OF VALUABLE FAkM ,,s,(
THE ifSITAL OUT.uOUSES, &C.. In the county
of Hanover, near Mechanicsyille, and adjoining tme
lands of +. A. johnson, r.. j. DckinRon, Ann ~
Turner and others, being the same land conveyed
To said Faulkner by said F. A.. johnson.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expense o!
Lo rasids,e on slch terms as shall lie announced ~
he fine Of sale. j. II. DERBYStiIRE,
Wy Oh Trustee
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Bv Frank d. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1lO6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BUILDING LOTS ON PARK AVENUE, AND
HOUSE: AND LOT IN THE VILLAGE OF HAR-
VIE. AT ACCTION.-By virtue Of Il deedof trust
dated 2sd December, 1874, and duly recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court, ID. Is. No. 1O4 B., page
deed I will. on MONDAY, April 30th, on the premi,
ses, at O'Clock NJ proceed to sell ht aucn s Az
nc eS feet on the north line Of Park avenue and just
beyond Monroe Park, with a depth OF 100 feet
more or less-to an alley Is feet wide -
Skaters residence, aud lie beautifully, and Will DC
divided to suit purchasers.
ALSO, on TUESDAY, May l, 1s77.at o'clock T.
NJ, on the premises, all that LOT OF GROUND on
the east side Of Carter street. In Harvietow front.
ing on said Carter street 100 feet, with depth OF
SO feet, upon which there is a FRAME COTTAGE
containing about five rooms and at present occupied
by Frank Smith at rental OF gu per month";
TERMS: Que fourth cash; the balance in four,
eight and twelve months, with six per cent interest
added, secured by deed Of trust.
E. B. MEADE, Trustee.
Sale by FRANK y. Hull, Auctioneer. up 10
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BY Frank d. Hin.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
l10S Main street,

A SSIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
IA LOT OF. GROUND ON LAURFL STREET
BETWEEN CUMBERLAND AND BEVERLY
BY virtue Of decree of the United States Circuit
Couft for the Eastern District of Virginia. dated
May 20. 1875, in the case Of Allderdces assignees
us W. H A!lderdiee and others, we Will sell at auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
THURSDAY; May 3. ls77,a 81 O'Clock z; NJ. that
of Cumberland street. fronting on Laurel street; 30
feet with depth OF l40 feet to 20-foot alley, and
situated about one-half square from st. Andrews
Episcopal church. Taxes fer 879 to be paidby the
purchaser. This LOT will be, sold free from all
Liens, Judgments &C., and title made perfect;
TERMS: One third cash: balance IN six ana WE'VE
months, with six per cent. interest added title re-
naId 80 - .s'ssE5g q. III. g ARNETT,
-. j. ". REDOY,
an 2e Assiguees.
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BY Robert b. Lyme
Successor to Lyme & Brothcrl,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF 4 SMALL
l. NEWLY-BUILT FOUR-ROOM FRAMED DE.
TACIED HOUSE AND KITCHEN WITH GOOD
Lot, No. 3l7. ON SOUTH SIDE or BAKER
STREET BETWEEN ST. PETER STREET AND
PRENTIS'S ALLEY.--As trustee in a certain deed
of trust from Joseph Adams and wife dated Septem'
Der 1876, and duly recorded In the clerk Office
of Richmond Chancery Court In d. B. 100 4, page
1881 will proceed to sell, upon the premises, on
the Sd day of May, 1871 at A O'Clock
p NJ being required so to do by the holder OF the
note therein secured default having been made In the
payment thereof, the property conveyed by SAID
deed, consisting Of a NEWL1-BUlLT FRAMED
HOUSE aud KITCHEN.
The lot fronts 25 feet on Baker street and runs
back l4O feet to an alley The house Is now rented
to frst.class tenant ut fair rent.
TERMS: Cash as to suficiency 10 pay of and dis
charge note for $500. with interest cost &C., and
cost and expenses Of sale; balance upon Terms to be
given at sale.
ap27 r. \. MEAGHER, trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-30
.TerIoN saEEs.. n nay.
by J. u. whitehead,
GROCERY Auctionecr and Commission Merchanh
~t5Ea 1912 Main street. saEs4 ttA55

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,u,p \ pE-sALE OF GRO cERIEs.7-r will
n,rnr ~ auction THIS Monday MORNING,
s0th instant, commencing at half,s,st 10 oriocs,
isrre and desirable esock of tSe' ~
which tho attention Of the trade Is invites
& hocsheads RULK CLEAR RlB-SlDES
* boxes BULK SHOULDERS .EGt-&
4 boxes BACON SIDES. .,,s,r.,a ~. IS.
,l6 boxes BACON SHOULDERS,
! o boxes BREASTS, y fIlSt@1
OK this nrfme LEAF LARD (snail pscSaeesl,
SS) barrels EhSTPORT HFRRINGs ,,,rn. a.r,,
2S barre,s NORTH CAROLINA Ct'ai 1-u ii .'' :
RINGS =, ...sf E ssz5 - -. ,s& =.
20 tubs BUTTER,
no boxes LAUNDRY SOAfs - ~
20 boxes STARCH. -, ror, enc. \
90 small packages BLACK TEA; fshf: -
5fl harrels EGAR-pure cider: y.
Sc half-barrcls WIN EG AR-p're CIDER;
& casks SAL. SODA. en- .'
~ "'T RROOSfS, BUCKETS, TUES,
~ RLUfNG. MUSTARD. PEPPEk.
z CIJOTHES-LINES, WASHBoARIn &C.
mn 80 = :, j. n. WHITEHEAD.