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Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-08-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Bismarck Tribune.

Special to the Bismarck Tribune.
RUSSIANS BADLY WHIPPED.
ST PAUL, Aug. 4th.-The Russian de-
feat at Plevna seems to have been disas-
trous in the extreme. The road to Si-
menitza was blocked by reheating troops,
rushing pell nell along without order;
ambulances, horses, wagons and soldiers
jammed together in indescribable confu-
sion. The mass extended in unbroken
line for
-s-..,-. SEVEN NILES.
Loss in killed and wounded is estimated
At seven thousand. The disaster is 80
complete that the Russians will be obliged
to withdraw all forces south of Balkans,
except, perhaps, at Balkan pass.
The Russians have also met with re-
verses elsewhere along the Danube and
in Asia, around Ezeroum. Reinforce
ments are being hurried forward to both
Russians and Turks, and the latter are
moving to follow up their recent sue
cesses.
Ten girls and two or three men we're
burned in box factory at Cincinnati
yesterday.
In Pittsburgh seven men, while lining
furnance, were precip,tated into the
fiery volcano by the burning of the ropes
supporting the scafolding. Two were
taken out dead, and the others are not
expected to live.
THE STRIKE IS OVER,
and the strikers are resuming business,
except in the mining districts, where
nothing is being done. There was no
disturbance yesterday, but considerable
excitement prevailed.
EUROPEAN WAR.
ST. PAUL, July oth.-The London
Times correspondent at Bucharest thinks
the panic in Roumanla groundless, and
that the Russian defeat at Plevna will
certainly be retrieved. Schipka pass,
held by Russians, is strongly fortified.
LARGE RE1NFoRcEMENTs
are constantly arriving at Constantinople
and are being Immediately forwarded to
|Adrianople. The Car has issued ukase
ordering the Immediate organization OF
an entire corpse Of imperial guards and
several other divisions to join The army
in Bulgaria without delay. Another
ukase orders the movement ct one hun
dred .eighty-eight thousand and six
hundred men of Landwehr.
The situation Of
THE STRIKE
in the mining districts Of Pennsylvania,
remains as heretofore telegraphed.
Strikers still hold out and work is at a
standstill. The railroad strike is over,
and regular business has been resumed
On all roads. Gov. Hartranft has is
sued a proclamation corgratulati1g State
troops for gallant conduct is resisting the
mob at Pittsburgh, and cendeling friends
and relatives Of those who fell in that
struggle.
GEN. SERBIAN
in letter to the Secretary of War, says
that when the new pests at Big Horn
and Tongue rivers are occupied by a
stroag garrison, Sioux Indians can never
regain that country, and they uill be
forced to remain at agencies OF take
refuge in British Possessions.
.-. CHIEF JOSEPH
has gone to place his women and horses
in safe place in the mountains, and will
return, TO Comas Prairie in seven days,
when he says he will burn the grain and
the1 20 to WilIcw villa.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-08-06
Col. Lounsborry in tho Hills.

Col. Lounsberry in tho Hills.
The daily papers of Tuesday announce
the arrival of Col. Lounsberry, editor of
the Bismarck TRIBUNE, in comPlimenta-
ry terms. Well they may. There is not
a man in the Union, who has been bet
ter friend or done more to develop the
resources of the Black Hills than Col.
Lounsberry.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-08-06
Twelve Years After the War.

Twelve years ago, Richmond, with
45, 900 inhabitants, lay half in ruios.
Now she has rebuilt the whole Of the
burnt district. has established 200 fac
tories, and with q population Of &c, 900
people is the handscmest city in the
world. Norfolk ships near 1906, 600
bales ofcetton this year, and has deyel-
oped trade in vegetables, fruit and fish
which has extended through our great
Northern cities, across the Atlantic
and has increased the value Of lands IN
the adjacent counties many huadred
foId.-Danoizze Va) Nesos.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-08-06
Full and complete stock Of Wines
Liquors and Cigars at n. Gains. 19

Several officers belonging to the regi-
ments stationed up the Missouri and its
tributaries. left yesterday for their
respective commands. In some in
stances they we're accompanied by their
families. They expect a long tedious
ride up the river.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-08-06

A tye=year-old Boston lad stopped liz
the middle Of the Lords Prayer, the 9TH
er night recently, and remarked conf
dentially tc his mother: "Blly Brown is
the boss short-stop,'' and then resumed
his deyotions.4
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-08-06
The Odor Of tho Human Body From
Nervous Affections.
DR.. Hammond's Address to the Neureloeical Asso-

DR.. Hammond's Address to the Neurological Asso-
ciat;on.
DR.. Hammond called attention to
some facts in regard to the natural
odor of the body in the human species,
and of the faculty which some of the
lower animals possessed-that of differ
entiating between the odors of differ
ent individuals. Besides the inherent
odor of the body there was reason for
believing that an entirely different one
may be given off, not only as a conse-
quence of disease, but as result of
economical disturbance. During the
middle ages manifestations of the kind
in question were not uncommon in the
persons of both sexes and were attribu-
ed to miraculous power. That such
cases existed was probable, lnot, how
ever as special gift of God, but as a
neurcsis similar to other instances
which had come under the Doctors OBJ
servation. Cases were then cited of a
number of the more important instances
ameng the saints, wko were consid-
cred highly odiferous. So far as the
author of the paper was aware there
had been no attention given to the SUBJ
ject in the relations now Under notice.
The cases cited by Dr.Hammona ss
bearing upon this point were briefly IS
follows:
A young married lady Of strong hys-
terical tendencies, from whom, during
> paroxysm, sn agreeable odor similar
to that of violets, was exhaled only
from the left lateral half Of the anterior
CT the chest. At such times the pres
pization was remarkably increased in
this region as compared with the cor
responding part opposite. The odor
was perceptibls at q distance Of several
feet, but was entirely absent during
tho intervals Of the paroxysms. From
an examination of an alcoholic extract
Of the odiferous Precipitation exhaled
by this patient, it was presumed that
the oder was due to the presence of
butyric ether: The local application of
several remedies 70 the parts, among
shlch were preparations of carbolic
acid, sosp and water and other alkaline
substances, gave the patient oaly tenn
pora1y relief from :as odor; but the
internal administration of the sslicYla.e
of soda, in doses Of I've grains, entirely
cured this lady Of her violaceous edor,
and the pzespiration cf the region was
reduced to the normal character.
4 Sscond case ,7as that of = youre
lady, in vhoza sae frst oxhibitio Of
she odo: lin shis cs:se thst of the pine
apple) occurred contempor.reously
With On attack Of chozss.
IN third case = pine apple cdo- was
emitted from tha ozin Of the head,
neck, and chess Of WOMAN whenever
she wss angry.
A fourth cess vas thst Of :. Easn vho
during frequent hypochon6riacal peri
ods, emitted a yiolacsous odor. No
opinion as tc the setual and immediate
cause Of these odezous ensI:tioEs vss
expressed, further than that they were
duo TO 2 nervous disturbance.
DR.. Hammond passed around q small
vial containing an alcoholic extract OF
the odo.ies7ous persp;.ation Of his frs.
patient, which had a distinct violent
smell; also second vial Of the came
extract, with tie addition OF bicarbon-
ate Of sods, Smelling strongly of pila
apple.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-08-06

Lawyers should sleep we'll. 1t is in..
meterial on which side tley lie.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-08-06
Table of Distances on tho Yellow
RfOn0.

The following is a table of distances on
the Yellowstone as taken by Capt. Grant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The Senate at u a
?. ". Resumed the consideration Of the FL ,.fal
hl reported hy the Select Committee. and after
NJ sherman li"p.. Ohio had spoken in oppo-
sitou o. %, Mr. Cunklius took the iioor.
Nh Corhlng said: Mr. Pro-ident-Dcfore
rol'hn- tie details OF this measure or its al
Vantage or merits We must make sure of the
! w'r ia some mod" to subi"f the matter g.
the action 81 the two Houses or Ia the law
making power 4 study oi this question years
a9l "nvIn ed me of tue right. and therefor"
ho 'luiy a. Con-r So or tha two Ilou- - 10 ,ts-
certain AMI verify o.ororl votes and derlar.
me- true result Of pra-ii initial elections. or ,l-s.
DIS an es"r4ln of IT,. lHw-making power 10 de-
clare how these ats shall be done. Ny
present judgment. | may say in passing
docs MT rst rest wholly On Irccoucclved
oi.ninna SoiAe Weee- ago when the inquiry
seemed likely t'i-enmn unl rrr. "a nted import
iu'c | reviewed carefully -conr cautiously.
hopo-every aot amt proceeding u nur history
l'.lttn- unNu ~, ahl. without te Hid then -
con iNl'W u- mad" -.tHt. every uiiHrii.f lu
r-art 10 itto Doc 'o1ni pa books 4 destruction
may j." drown uotW 'u "a" luNtr Oi toe N'uJtr
and the House oipt literally and directly Ina
q. udu ting the electoral count and the IN'Ncrnf
Congress by law Ia provide for n" prqoorl-
.aI personal ALTON Of ne two HOUSE.
JOS not my purpose nj this moment 10
fAi-NrH mat dlatn ton; or 10 inquire how far
N.fl ger 10 itlli the CONSTITUTION in,4l 'air5
|t mode Orluru ia viii % the two liour.
1iaI rN"'uI" III" twelfth aniri""i aWrnlmeht.
j. Oh h-''l' 90 means THAT tN two hnu-'
age lH N- t. %, verify. ana de hare, or 10 li
Nr 'nrF iN "Niunand tltt iir votes snail
.'A.i- power ilr mode 100 WiuHn II shall boo
N.i .nNur iaIl.'N.. az thc Cnustte-
N'. n'NhIn ODD Wl IT'S NJ Us
10 .u-' iNru.- Itt- -'...l INNS OH ...
|N.t nDt ONH ri. 1872 the tNu7t. .4tINu. If
hlh- lh lial l4i' d. I- NiIt l' q lN H'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-24
Anree Boat Regatta on the Hudson.

PorCHKGFPsiE, Jan. IA fleet Of 10 ir. ynrut~
r.airno I..d nt Milton Docs today r0mer.u. tlo
r-IiI. .Nulftoo-o f r.r p-lk. r.io ani NUv Nlm.
iNr- 90 ' ASSOC lAuls n 800 meet aiu arrange Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-24
Nns!nsss Nstltss.

You nr. NOT old. hat have gray hair. why
don't 5000 Iifhrf - fuf fII-Hu 800 friftil rs
f'r tr natural color and 10 the badness tAat iOl
lows it-I,tl
Pam,roA'- Trus.c. D.. fir 'ha he-f in n-c AK
,nur Nlit-4 'ln fa nNf fru--t.N lii hf.llwtv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-24

TUESDAY, Jan. 23-P M Speculation an
the Stock Exchange reflected ess excited mar
kct. and the volume pf business was also less
important. except in Lake shore. which was
fully up to Mondays transactions. There was
very naturally moro irregular tone. incident
to the shifting Of such large blocks Of stock az
noted yesterday. and ut times y foverish feeling
controlled the dealings. Lake Shore constituted
the ilgurchead of the market. however. but con-
trary to expectation took further upward turn
to 57js after having opened at 81. with a quick
drop to 5eT. In the final trade. however. tho
price declined TO 57I seller ,. and closed at 57is,
buyers Western Union opened strong at TX.
an advance Of ;, = cont. IA compared with Mons
days closing figures. and further rallied to 77H:
but this movement, wa regarded with suspicion
a. being too spasmodic. - that before the first
board there was drop Of y cent to 76H.
From this point. however. the price again rosa
to 77A. though again yielding to the lowest
figures of the day in the final transactions.
Michigan Central played conspicuous part in
the morning. with early sales at So 5Oll. buyer
3. a 1875 hut II soon advanced IN sos, and at
tractcd "a good measure Of attention in the SUBJ
srpucnt transactions. though suddenly drops
ping 10 ig'i in the final hour and closing at i9's.
Delaware LackaWanna and Western was mod
crai"ly steady UP to midday ut 74hm7i A@74is,
with rally tn - at the second board. and SELF
ing later at IA New Jersey Central on limited
transactions ranging at JinB smJI ia 80, sepA
The St Paul stocks were stronger at 1slsm19',
Tor the common. and is'i~is', for the preferred.
with final sales at ~ and ~ respectively. The
Nortlwrsicrns reflected "A more marked inn
proNrmcnt. the common rising y q cent to 376,
pnd tnj ~ prfderred to- 's. bnt ci2sing at So.
ping finally t. ~ = again. sclleri 4. Rock Island
moved up to 1925, and Eric was more active in
fresh purchases rallied from az To - and
Ohios sold It J. with Wabash advancing from
Ga Ia Ga. Delaware and Hudson was Ia a
~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-24

$40.
IT, Nr 0unlrt- 10 r. we'll .upNnt..ff' .r1ll J.
t.-tIN
s.u. $3.50, oi lt-ru .l "'.t'.uI uu.' t
lIl. t.I.f ~.Nin D.. o ..NII. .uHrI| ul fIf nH-f
..,l,.'.ull u'tuod toa' t,..cD.. uut ,.o.. Hlor
lts 1 ,il ll- Nui nr''rd D., AilNtAi t,ON.- ii..
I;odpoed prices ON furniture and rarpota
CnNlrlthNAi,, l11 ahd l1f Chatham tu,,L IaJ
mouully -.ite
Poor people need not be deprived Of uis hts
restl tllty us, Mlntlls Ia, thing CORDIAL 25e-AE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-04
Apral FaoEtahncSp.

WHAT FRANKS WE'RE PLAYED IN c1NCISSATi.
special from Cincinnati to the New
York Times rs as follows: i.s;.. :,
:! An unusual number OF Ingenious ana
successful hoaxes were 'pcrpetrated here
today. Free excursions OF various KINDS
were advertised, ana drew hundreds OF I'M
suspecting people from their hcmea, VINO
couid with difficulty be made to believe ma,
thcy were .sold.' Nearly the ent're boaro
OF Aldermen assembled al the %rand ho &c
in the morning, in response ts pr.hseS 10
yitation to Join an excursion over the New
southern railroad, including frce iuncn az
lexington. Ky, and general .snspee,ion OF
the line Of the road. They visited Tor q
long time before they caught he idea. iWo
or three hundred people were hoaScd py
borus free excursion irain'te BOOK al suouhe
han propertv- A hundred or two .,,o'e
assembled a, n certain rendezvous to take
,r;n mon a steamer, which was fonna 10
hove r NO wheel. Neatly All stc undertaSers
an the CITY were vsctimtzed by kilograms OIL
rnc,inr them 10 meet and tske' charge OF
cornse which would arrive ut the L'ttie
Miami dcpst GA certaia tram. seven
hearses and three undertaksrs' WAGONS as
tonishcd each ether by arriving on Inc
ground at the same time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-04
BY Robert Il. Lyme.
successor 10 Lyme Z Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer.
1912 Main street.

SALE OF THAT DESi-
i RARLE PROPERTY NOW OCCUPIED BY
BURGER 6 BROTHER AS THEIR RESIDENCE
PESS. AND FORMERLY OCCUPIED FOR
MANY YEARS BY WILLIAM ENTERTAIN, AT
trustee In 4 certain deed from John
Becker ana wife, dated January co. 1876, of record
in the Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond, ID:
r. i OF b., page 1877, shall, In pursuance OF said
deed. default having been made In the payment OF
the three notes therein secured, drawn by the said
John Becker, and payable to the Virginia + ire and
Marine Insurance Company, at the request OF the
beneficiary therein named proceed to SELL upon HE
premises, on THURSDAY the 9Th day of April,
1877. at O'Clock p. NJ. the following: Fonr sew
eral LOTS AND PARCELS OF LAND in Duvnrs
addltion-to wit: One LOT Of so feet iuches
which was conveyed by Z. Y. Cannon, commission
CT. 10 William Enternan by his deed Of Sih Fehru-
airy, S54 also, two certain LOTS OR PARCELS
OF LAND known as Lots Nos. 81 and IS IN Duvars
addition. each containing about half an acre. which
were conveyed by Isaac ~ Goddn aud +: liza Ann.
his wife, to said Enerman, Us by their deed DARED
| lth June, 1860, both Of which deeds are recorded
OR PARCEL OF LAND 81 FEET inches on one
street and 157 feet, or less another street,
and described rs Lot No. 80. aud part OF Lot No.
SO. In Duyal's addition 10 the city of Richmond,
which was conveyed by Nancy flaberlnan. John
Young. and others, to tue said Enterman by their
deed dated March Is. lSG2, recorded in Henrico
County Court clerks Office. ,x., ,,,.,,,,,
The improvements consist Of n nice II O-sTOkl
FRAMED DWELLING containing five rooms;
also kitchen. tct-house stable, and slau2htcr-pens
TERMS: Cash as to $3.50 and expenses OF sale,
and all interest due TO date: residue upon shch lime
rs may be announced at sale.
NH "a W. l.. COWARD1N, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-04
By Dickinson 6 Chewing, Auctionccrs.
III5 Main street.

GALE At AUCTION OF \ LAkGE
y STTN1DT:R OF CHEAP BUILDING LtTS IN
LEWIS>S FI.hN. At ROCKETS. AND ALSO IN
TIL. PLAN OF FULTON, ADJOlNlNG.--WiE be
9th of AurSl. 1877, commencing al O'Clock P.Fl..
SEVER ALIiIfSDRED CHEAP LOTS locatedsas
above according to n plat ri survey to he exhibited
ut the time of sale. Thee lots lie partly In the CITY
and partly outside. and rIany OF them are heani-
fully situated; and being cheap they should attract
limited mans. They Will probably vary in p.icc
from one dollar to five dollars per front foot. For
further pas.culars call ut the office OF the auc-
tioneers. This Is really Il rare chance 10 secEfe
great bargains.
TERMS: All sums unSrr $50. one third cass:
balance at four and eight mouths; over s1O anoLp
to $500 oueiourth cash balance at four, eight and
twelve months; $500. one fourth ca>h balance
at Tx twelve and eighteen months. in each case for
negotiable notes interest added, secured by deed
of trust nr title retained. NH 30-eod4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-04
by Gr,,hbs 4 NilliaUs.
Real Estate Agents md Eucsioneers,
Eleventh street between Mnfn and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 EAlU.
LARGE NITsIRER OF WAREE!i01nnSIEoor 4 AnE
ON TIE seyTni SIRE 1 CIR Of
RIGnS o PSGM AT cesi II
ed In the case of Richards. &c,, rS MAYO .aa
tor &o'"thc andcrsigaed special G ,o n MnN
DAY the day of April commencing at Il n'cI9 mx
r H., the following portions: OF me ne 49,. $500
M1yG The ssTss ss Of the WI now being
run by Messr- Staples ,snp east nbo go feet
to thcrorncr of pabcocks new fcc-honst, ana cS-
hssk from said front to DANES f1Vtr navlne
sn about Sas ss1 fe TS3SaTER e VIZ the
dock which is now prohtably used Ior tu
ing PURPOSES but could be greatly eHeenGsn ,m m1
he ss,stItn such parcels may be deteF.Slneo upon
nc the ifTuc Of safe. .,...,, .,s. or
q. The PROPERTY frontine on the south $40: Side OF
the dosx beginning al liabcocks Gael line, thence
r,nns,rr about 60 cer to Il corner rbont Opposite o
Eigitccnth street anti.unnng back to.jancs river.
This ssll he sold as awaio'c or suo'sEsdeo' as oio
3. sTFe property situated on tile south side OF the
dock beginning At a.cross-Strctt "hfca Is oppn>,v
10 ~ " Iathron: thence runnln casswardly along
the south line Of the dock street iro1!ins e3u tct,
point opposite s,r EEL, sirrt or
feet wide thus having TWO street. fre-s AID water
front. t~r,,f % f.at
on tn. cock rrluning back 10 the se1 street anu
the ,-,snre win then tsa offered i'll lots each 30 nv
~ fed 10 the new street. with the privilege 10 the
nnrch. APP, Of taking any Number OF ZACH lots con-
scout rely. 1nii the r;,ole shall be DISPOSED Of.
us location IN tho heavy bnsines s. PIT OF me clty
f,ouf tho water affords every 1nclfIy LOT :iii-
linz ST rage and panntaciurn. of heavy Incrchall,
disc arrl products: AMI rs there is hut lnh.el
Granfi,y sof property OF that characte-. such An op-
noun;l, 10 secure che: &C locations for The purposes
above n,.:ned should mol be al!owed'o pass unim'
prorei. mo r ,,o
auci inieerS. IL. ..-,-,
TERMS onc-fourth cash: balance al SIX, twelve
md ,Dj,,rcn months To- negotiable sstcs with in
frrs ad,ssd and titles retained by the court in'f
the purci,Ase-no ncy slak he fully paid End convey
amci Jn,> ed l.. X. PAGE
j. o.. STEGkS,
JOHN s. WISE,
l. II. CARRl%iTOS,
pi,l( sslOnprS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-04

sCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TAXING EFFECT
MARCH II, 1877.
THROUGH NAIL,
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and N. W. n. &. Il. X. al
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta ano
Richmond Airline railway for At
lantn, Macon. Jacksonville. Mou'golne,
ry: Mobile and New 9 W,tb ana and a.,
All. X. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern anu southeastern points.
LYNCIIBURG ACCOMMODATIONS. IL
$50 a. b., leaves Richmond daily for Burkeviile,
FarmvilIc, Lynchbnrg, and interTf-
diate points. making close connection
ut Lynchbur2 for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL.
S:23 P. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
With North Carolina division \. W. y.
c. r. r., c. c. and A. r. r., and
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, aJ'd with Richmond, Fre'ie-
ricltsburg and Potomac and chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern ana
western points.
I.YNGIiBURG ACCOMMODATION
4:5l L. A.. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg Farmvile, Bnrkeyillc, and ,t n
termediaie points, AID from all SOUTH
western points
Tickets sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through
Palace sieeping-carS run through bet "een klca-
monh and brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for copttnuous passage be-
checks will be given. T. N. x. ThIGVfT,
General Superintendent.
JOIN n. MACNURpo. General Passenger Agent.
mk 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-04
BY Winfree & Meacham.
Rca, Estate and General Auctioneers,
112 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
i BILE MILL PROPERTY.-By virtue OF two
deeds Of trust-onc from T. J. Gates and wife to D.
4, Young, dated March II, 1876, and the other
from j. Y. Parham and wife and Z. F. Cogbill trus-
tee, to George S. Bernard and j.. Wesley FRIEND
dated Ju 9, 1875. both recorded In the clerks OF.
fee of Chesterfield county. Va.-the undersigned
will sell at public auction, on the premises, Oh
THURSDAY the 9th day of April, 1877, AZ
o'clock p. NJ, the very YALUABLE MILL PRO, :,
PERTY known as FLEETS FIGURING MILLS"
situated on t"e north bank of AppomattoX river,
near Campbelrs bridge, and in the county OF Ches-
tcrfleld together with Its WATER.P0WER, MA
CHINERY. and APPURTENANCES, including
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF-INTERESTI IN TH1R;;
the advantages Of city location, with water power
eluaI TO rs requirements 1t has capacity OF from
two 10 thrre hundred barrels per day. The power
consists OF two over-sot wheels, twelve feet In Ill
ameter and about twenty feet long driving two pairs
of corn and six pairs Of burrsoncs, with complete
and improved MI III and Touring machinery.
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash I; balance in four equal
instalments OF six, twelve, eighteen, anu twenty,
four months Interest added for approved. endorsed
negotiable notes. and deed Of trust to secure the de-
ferred payments. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1877.
j. II. YOUNG.
GEORGE s. BERNARD,
j. WESLEY FRIEND.
Trustees.
WINFREE s. MEAcuAM, Aucttoneers: