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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

"@. DAILY LlNE-SUMNEf sCHEDGlE-
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. s.s
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On aud after WEDNkS DAY, May 2, 1877, the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER,
Captoin j. A. POST, and ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain
70. CLIFFORD carrying United States mail), vii!
leave Richmond for the above-named places DAILY
(Sundays excepted At A. NJ.
the historical points OF interest ON James river
fnassing through Dutch Gap). including fortiica-
lions batte-fefds, Jamestown Fortress Monroe, Rip
Close connections made III NorfolS with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New ! orE.
Fare 10 NorfoIk or Old Point...... ......s2 50
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and reluru..... 20
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia. and
New York at reduced rates: also to Boston ria Fall
River Line or vid Merchants aud Miners Steam
ship Line from Norfolk. o,o
Tickets OH sale steamers, at Garbel 5 agency
Main street and nj Exchange Hotel. Baggage checked
through
SPECIAL. NOTICE.-Excursiou tickets good 10
godOwn the river and return same day by up-seamef
mt 81 round trip; children half price
Liberal arrangements will be mgde Tor moonlight
excursions, Sundayschoo and other PIC. mic parties
Freight received daily Sundays eXccpted) from
A. NJ. to 6 u. N. for Boston, Norfolk. and Ports
mouth. regular landings on James river at re'
sopable rates.
Way-landing freights must he prepaid.
49, T.. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 9o3 hlalu
street ,my1
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TRUSTEES BANKRUPT SALE OF
IL FRAME WAREHOUSE NEAR WHARF OF
EOMPANY, OPPOSITE ROCKETTS.-By virtue
of authority vested in me trustee In re Asa Sny-
der Co, bankrupts. Will proceed 10 sell ut public
auction, AT THE OFFICE OF j. THOMPSON BROWN,
11l3 Main street, on -E5.tEt ,E..
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ,
that FRAME WAREHOUSE erected by Asa Sny-
der a. CO. ct cost of 1912 for material only, Stu
afed ut the wharf Of the Richmond ald Danrille
Railroad Company, opposite Rockets
Parties desiring storage are requested TO attend
this sale. ,tr..... j;
/ TERMS: Cash, or fits equivalent :.1l' :. ~ ~
JAMES II. DCOLEY, Trustee.
J.tTnoMPsoN BRowN, Auctioneer. N3
AUCTION SALE OF UNITED STATES
II NJ, sEJ!a Y PROPERTY = =. ,''..''t'-
AT TILE STONE-CuTTING YARDS OF THE WEST
HAM GRANITE COMPANY, IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER, NEAR RICHMOND, VA. - H."
e THE PROPERTY consists Of part Of the Office
furniture, and the entire stock Of miscellaneous
tools machinery, shops, and sheds, constituting the
com pete, outfit for Ghree hundred granite-cutfers
and thirty blacxsmiths. together with;a carpenters
old Steel small quantities. Of bar. hoop, and sheet
iron, bar-steel, &C., and small steam-enHne, with
upright boiler complete. s1a-t ~! y t,.i
The whole be sold, in lots to suit to the highest
bidder, at public auction on the premises, on the
25th day Of July, 1877. at 2 O'Clock P. d. :. ~
Government Agent, Richmond, Va, or TO the nm
u 'e isAe' - a. y 's'f''S fioMAs L. CASEY -
! Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Engineers,
' i"ES United States Army.
;. June 20, 1877. ..a 80 je 30-8t
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by james d. Taylor s Son,
Real Estate Agents and ;Auciionecrs,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


office corner Eleventh and Bank streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON TIE EAST SIDE OF
MAYO STREET, NEAR BROAD STREET, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue OF u deed OF trust dated May
20, 1876, executed by Joseph Heeke and wife TO
the subscriber OF record III the clerks office Of Rich
mond Chancery Court to secure payment Of GER
tain negotiable note therein mentioned bearing even
date Herewith and payable twelve months after date,
for So ,OnO, default having been made In the pay
ment OF said note and ut the request OF the holder
thereof shall proceed TO sell al public auction, upon
1877, ut half-past O'Clock 7. NJ at the risks anu
costs of the former purchaser, Richard Forr,ster,
that valuable LOT, with large three-story BRICK
DWELLING, KITCHEN, and STABLE thereon,
fronting on the east side OF Mayo street 31H icet.
more or less, and running back 12S tfeet moae or
less, to an alley. 49,, I'D
TERMS: sI.7O0 cash; The balance nc SIX and
twelve months Tor negotiable notes, with lnterest
added and secured by deed OF trust
- :. JAMES! M.MATTHEWS,T Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, s SOY. Auctioneers. 'e 20
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OK BROAD STREET, ,n NsA3
Ky BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD R&N
e5f-5fEt &iEf STREETS, ~ ~

GENTIEAIEN,S GOAT TIES Inade 10 order at
RICMoND BOOT AND SH0E.FACfORl.o only
$3.50: LADlES,GsOAY TiEsS,t 70 arder, only yZsoo::
az 2I5 Broad street, between, Second and. THIRD
streets. .t-..1. ssS..t. ss1gtsrs-ytlr OH
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW RK.-The Old z%EFS
II Dominion Steamship Comrany's asss1sas sfse
steamship WYANOKE, CAPTAIN CoUCH. Will sal
FRIDAY, July 9Th, at l l o'clock A. NJ.
Freight received until 10 o'c'ock \. 81.
Through bills of lading signed and gooi' for
warded with dispatch to all points north souh ra"
and west; also, TO foreign ports
Passenger accomm odations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-trip tickets
1924. Storage, Sc and 49,.
For freight or passage, apply to ~ .
G.. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
iy4-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO-@FTH
Il VIDENCE. AND Il . st o N.-sassEsaessss
Steamer REGULATOR, Captain HOWE, win rcceiv,
freight for the above ports until THURSDAY TIT
"''' w. r. PORTER, Agent,
iv aot .'. 2425 Dock street.
JAMES RIVER SrEAMBOATsfTsM
% COMPANY. x5aidznzs1EzEz
DAILY LINE-SUMMER SCHEDULE
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RAILROAD LINES.

- Isgszaa 5s=ssz s 1a iw
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I III
Accommodating train leaves Richmond daily lex-
cent Sunday at 400 p. NJ. and arrives Mt Cor
louisville at 7:45 P. b., making connection with
train for Washington ~, =. ~ :. ~.
daily iexcept sunday. between Hinton and Hunt
i1gtoH RIMS daily, stopping at MI regular stations
Express train runs daily, stopping at Hanover
Junction, Noers. Trevillian,s Louisa, Gordonsyille
charlottesville, Stanton. Goshen, Milbnro', Cow
ineton and all regular stations west of Covinston.
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsvilie
for Washington aud the North, and at CnarlOttes
willie tor Lynchburg and the South. Ena.s
Express train connects ut Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points In the West, Northwest and
Southwest, AMI ut Richmond with the Richmond
and DanyTe, and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points SoEth. ..,.l .
Sleepng-cars run on nigh.-traIns.
Mail train arrives at Richmond 1t $3.50 NJ:
Express ,rain arrives ut Richmond At $50 A. al. .
| Accommodation train arrives at Richmond al
| S:45 a. NJ. -- -
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points.
For rates, information. &C.. apply at Gompan!'s
Offices. and ut S26 Main street. Richmond, va. -
=, :. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. N. S. DUNN,
ie2 Engineer aud Superintendent
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R,aIIROAD lINEs

~ sa - .ssg::zasg sSsss
8.73Ets9lj9f CHESAPEAKE saSDt1Hio KAILRoAD,2
sGcf$ SgFs RICHMOND. VA, June l. ls77.''S
AND OH 10 RAIL
~ 8OAD.-on and after suMDAf,Jnn ., 1870
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LADELPHIA, RICH MfHTN
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROV,
g FaT EGsT2S T Hs M Ekw Esh aTSe1
noiee the steamers of this line will make tri-weeEly
trips: leaving Philadelphia /, every TgESnA Z;
every s TUESDAY,, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, CON
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our sa K n d he
dep"'' anu a'0'''Hs t'AI ". r. PORTER, Agent,
..~.. 1925 Dock street. Richmond.
W1LLhMP:CdL aSdss, & !. CO. Co.'S
-..., . 49, : u. D. C. MINK, Agent.
myl7 No. 20 Devonshire street. Boston.
MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP lE+S
" ~. ,'1 COMPANY. ssszzzzssssssaA
"',L Z. FOR NEW YORK. -,
stea@ me rf nosiI2i0S, WYANokE,y isA A.
B Bsy aa ad4 sENphY It Rig Water
These ships are entirely new, aud were built ex-
TbeS have spenctld saloons sate-rooms ard bath.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are up'
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Nortk
river. sri-- -
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual e1
penses incurred.
Freight received until r. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York, $12; roand-trip tickets
$24. Stecrage, IS and 70. r.,
For further information apply e.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
INV 10 Office Comeanv's wharves. Rockets.
dNHEAP FREIGHT RATESSatIsnj
~ ny TIE Dasssssssk1s
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST, ...
iIt AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE VIII
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at ~ NJ and SATURDAY ut Z T.
NJ. Through bills of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern and western points Mt low rates.
=, - ~ FL. T., DOUGLASS, Agent,
fee TwPnty-second and Dock streets,
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| RICHMOND AND DANyILLE EAu
LIZ ROAD COMPANY
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NIGHT on THE LAKE.

NV camp-felloWs would not allow me to
s,eeD under canvas i'm the open air, and /
was forced to get under the roof Of Mr..
Carpenter. Istoutly maintained my ability
to stand exposure. but really concluded at
night that age would be OF little value il 1t
could not profit by an occasional mark OF
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ROOSTER AND OWL.

1t was sweet sleep that enjoyed in
hearing OF the buzz of the swamp region
and without the ANNOYANCE OF mosquitoes.
It was too early for them. L was awakened
By the crow Of the rooster OF the place,
who was responded to by the great horned
owl of the lake forest These sounds, so
strangely contiguous, were interesting to
me, and / was pleased to listen for these
and others Of the voices in that great waste
Of syyomp and water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

3, II saek lake it'd autumn and winter.
r,,at ~ close OF spring, as 1T IL, there
o,.n All, = So,1,y nurnber present, ana tue
:. Mid 'hn,,l, OF the goose has been ringing "
nv = ~. aars NIL day.. Mr.. Cole tells me tnab
ssyyernl ,broods have, been hatehed ABOUT tue
,oost hidden places OF the lake this season.
snortsmen from st. Louis, Louisville, Nasn-
Vile Re-. Kill n great many birds mere IN
Non AR, and the bills have many deer when
are also successfully hunted ;tg f.f,a
Il, ss9gE.s aaT THE FIsH.i!t1i assr1t
trt,e hated. Mpound.setne is tlsedtin the
lake. catching d great MANY fsh md SO. Us
the frut-Iirle many of which are SET in dill
iereut parts OF the Luke. tphe black bass OF
the lake grows very large, and Is as game o
fish as ever saw, The lake has pefcn
that so resembles the 'vfrgf1ia silver-perch
that I take it 20 be the ssrne. 1t also grows
to very large size, and is finely game. Other
game fish,, as the Jack and pike, and white
and yellow perch, and the salmon, pecuifar
to the Mississippi waters, are found an
great abundance - Then there; IS Dn1alos u
iisl shaped very like the carp, tbatf1s MOI
a bad fish sor, the table, and weighs us hlsn
aspfbirty pounds, and is caught IN large
numbers, weighing seven to fifteen am
twenty mounds. There are, OF course,
Fsplendid rcats-channel cats;t tney Feacn
preat weights. bought one as ne was
drawn up from the trot-line that weighed
tWenty, pounds for three cents per pound,
and he made as fine dish OF chowder as L
ever ate. ..
PLACE FOR spoRTsMEN.
Here there is a grand place for sportsmen.
OF which little is known outside of1the coun-
try near it. We met with very poor luck.
catching nothing worth mentioning. |
could forgive the fish for their gallantry ana
for their prosecution OF the interesting
business OF multiplying their families; but
that hated ..east wind there's the rub.
We have known too much OF that seast
wind" Isr'tit the wind that blows nobody
good? Il lai
a-r THE DEPARTURE,
We leave the lake with good wishes for
all that remain, almost determined to come
back at another time.s gave King Cole q
most hearty grip, and the Interchange OF
good feeling between US was entirely Tree
from. hypocrisy, and that cannot be sald OF
all partings. ~ 4. .,- -" -
!. / returned to headquarters in Weakiey
county, delighted wlthrny Journey. We met
no accident, save that in Troy our mules
got away in the night and we had tc pro-
vide another team We could not suspect
the Troians with taking us for Greeks, 1or
it was from one of them that we got an
other and capital team. TRAVELLER.
4
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BY ]. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lib Main street.

J. T1o,rpsoN RRowN, AActioneer
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TIE DEAD TREES AND MOSQUITOES.
The lake is studded with the tall bodies
OF immense trees that are slowly rotting
above the water, and that are deprived OF
tops and limbs. They stand where the
water at the time of the earthquake rose
high around, killing them, but leaving
them to slow decay. Some places espe-
cially the, deepest water, have no such
trees that show themselves. These tall
stumps give the wide waters asweirdf APP
.peaEauce. 81 .i sts Sss
In the assures and hollows OF these de-
caying stumps the mosquitoes congregate,
preparing for their approaching campaign,
whetting their bills, and liking up their
places Of storage for. the yital juices sucked
from their victims, From every stump We
passed myrIads sWarmed ont upon us; but
with hat, hands, and paddles we fought
them of, and they returned to their abodes,
at a more advanced stage in the season to
go forth boldly to their work; andthen woe
be TO those who have no nets or no prepa-
ration to iubricate the skin that will keep
chem of. I observed that the barn and
chimney-swalloWs had q harvest s them.
10 was deligh ful to see. the industr i0us
bisdsso dexterously deyo nring them.
BtRDss AND GAME GENERALLY.
There are yast numbers Of aquatic birds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

Abear-fght as WAS Il. bear.fg ht.-in which
figured only TIE hlBter, knife, dogs, and
af--apd a rare scene indeed in the dark
est night IN = deep fissnre lett by the earth
quake.
The DEscEsT TO TIE LAEg --Iys DIMENSIONS.
Behold ding with deepest Interest the tYacas
soi the onss,lsion 50 distinct after an inier.
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DR.. |. J. CzAPkAYS
Medical Institute

ESTIBL7NHEU
LNOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL SPECIAL
Il and Chronic Diseases, as also all Female Com
plants and Diseases of the Nervous System.
The immense destruction of human life annually.
from Chronic and Difficult Diseases, caused this old
and reliable Institute 10 be established first in Pha
delpha Penn. in 1850. and afterwards in San Fran
CISCO Cal, in 1854 private Dispensary in order to
afford the afflicted the best Medical and Surgical
treatment for the above and all other affections and
complaints Permanent and quick cures at reasona'
BILE charges.
Consultations at the Institute by letter free.
Medic 1es sent by express. Address, L. j. CZAPKAY.
NJ D., zoo Kearny street San Francisco
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SAN FRANCISCO.
''PACIFIC ELASTIC TRUSS

90 TWO DOLLARS WILL BUY
sDA this new invention. which IL
GUARANTEED SUPERIOR to any
Truss sold by the so-called Califor-
mia Elastic Truss Co., or MONEY RE
FUNDED, PACIFIC ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY, 627 Sacramento street.
San Francisco.
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MAGIC FOUNTAIN PENS INDELIBLE-FoR
M marking Linen. Writes with wa,er-no ink re-
CURED. Every Pen guaranteed Samples by mail.
postpaid, lOc; for 25c. Agents wanted In every
county DAVID j. KING, lis 9Th street. Francisco
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
carson CITY oeudebakss

HAVING REcEIvsD Tux AGENCY
H for the sale Of The cslsAssasd oeudshoka
Wavons. am nov rscslving wages iron ~
0tsts, - they wsss mads fru@ modsls - pa1.
terms ssat % tAs nansfsctesy ~ -. slss
have As loe e
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-05

-, ~, a,.heorsed Governor was De.
- ssss. Sa hour W.
sshsaes,. ~ the wool gatherers. BE attempt-
pa, ~ yn =, s Grade by crossing the by
w s,.s aS ,sarn an the South down eve. me
s.,a.snss,t JAILED, and his politics. in,i,i>
,.s Ietcher came In, he desio-
crn.et, where wise would have Ihe
e,ni Srn n,fsY,ent raised, and another nasi0
s;nhtg IA aan with mankind 3 most cherisneu
1890 ssaa h,otsets out forever: & :. -.
.'S Nj, nj President, Pm not gong 20
80 arrnme,,f an "a Hretched mihoTiy
M w. ;ss Il evident, have basely preitdgea
.ha ,ySnIe nilastion mt Issue. IL 6ney q. :
;.,co,,o Ma sof rising TO the lofty 1uuls,n.
hn,sbsss m witch, I have invited them ~
tha ;nYamy OF their derelictiof foil on u.at.
nn,s ,hnniehtcd heads. i have uis stll.ss
I iass dawn tha tlnInutable facts in tnis esse,
nnS hayes reasoned from those !asas "lsn = =
1900, ,,,as yyi, admit OF no dissent Anu
nnsv An. presidents. IL you %su nave ItI
,,,,,s, y.cency to yacate that cnair
! s .a,'. tSs .sneytion to the enlightened con
| apn;a,,s,s q. every man who owns q .,ossuhf-
dner sTsnsr, NH Hollow To Racooon foru: !,
wy w.. . correspondent would state: that
o.,,s ssop s,,sion resulted from the, necessity
NJ eSnlnininr the tergrs y affirmative a ~
:" :. ,srstsye - to,,a party OF rather late
rorsers. who accidentally trced the WIDOW
S;rpen,s tou,.cat down by Muihns's. marsh
There had been considerable delay IN get
ssnr the dogs of, brtt all was at length conn
Sorfa6ly expiained and the 'Piney-rldger
having got sleepy aud gone home, unant
mons vote was happily secured, ana tut
| meeting adjourned. Respectfully,
=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-05
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

q COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
~ VALUABLE FARMING AND TIMBERED
LANDS IN CHESTERFIELD. COUNTY. VA,
RECENTLY PURCHASED BY ]. r. HATH
AWAY. AND DISTANT FROM THE COURT.
HOUSE ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE TO THE
SOUTH.-By virtue OF decree Of the County Court
Of Chesterfield county, entered at the May term
uS73) thereof IN the case Of B. j. Duvall pS. s. o.
MONDAY, March IL, 1877 tbeing County Court
day., at H. O'Clock NJ, THREE VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND, rs follows
FIRST TRACT, called = Graves's," containing
1916 ACRES, with good FRAME DWELLING Of
acres cleared the balance mostly covered with
cord-wood Of excellent quality. This land Is vaua.
BILE on account OF Its being good farming land and
the quantity OF cord wood, the Clover HUI railroad
running alongside Of the tract, Fine orchard on
IS sEGoSB TRACT, called Brltton'sn adjoining
the above contains Ok ACRES, with y good
DWELLING and all necessary out-houses; about
twenty acres cleared the balance we'll wooded, I'M
mediately on the Glover Hill railroad. y
) THIRD TRACT, called FOre's,r containing l20
ACRES, more or less, half mile; OF the court-house,
and adjofns The land forne rIy owned by W. ". i.
Cosbil, deceased. and J. n Ellison iyery small por
All of this land Is well watered, and Is considered
good farming land These farms will be sold sspa-
rately or as whole as may be deemed best on the
1saas one fourth cash; balance on q credit Of
w aaa o aad s
retained till all OF the purchase-money Is fully paid
ana q conveyance ordered by the Courf.
I'd CHARLES w. TURNER,
; NH Commt siOner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-05
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. ool Hull street, Manchester, Va.

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF a NUMBER
IN OF UABLE LOTS AND SMALL
TRACTS OF LAND IN THE VILLAGE OF MID
LOTHIAN, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, VA, AND VERY NEAR TO COAL
FIELD STATION, ON. THE RICHMOND AND
DASVHLE RAILROAT-IN THE MATTER OF
ROBERT MARKS, BANKRUPT.-As assignee Of
Robert Marks, bankrupt will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the
l4th day Of March, 1877, or fail; If not, OH the
next fair day thereafter) 1t IL o'clock NJ. the fol-
lowing desirable REAL ESTATE, AS described in
the schedule Of said Marks:
1st FOUR LOTS OF LAND in L. H. Simpsons
plan, containing TWENTY AND T1REE-QUAR-
TIERS, ACRES. a....
above-described land.
Sd. ONE LOT OF LAND near the Spring aud
Masonic Lodge. supposed to be ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS ACRES.
'4tl. ONE LOT OF LAND adjoining Lot No. SIS,
9th. ONE LOT adjoining Brumall's estate. Sails
bury. Cunlite4 &C., supposed to contain EIGHT
9th. ONE LOT purchased by said Marks of
Banks's estate, supposed to contain TWENTY
EIGHT ACRES. adjoining Dugg1ns p. Il. Johnson
Robert Scott. and Others. - f.s -.
All of this property is desirable account Of its
nearness to the village Of Midlothian aud the depot
on the Richmond and Danvile abroad, and Is with
In the famous coal-eid OF Chesterfield county, Va.
TERMS One third cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with inter-
est added from day OF sale, and title withheld until
all of the purchase-money Is paid.
+, NH +. j. SAMPSON, Assignee.