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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08
BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneers
HOS Main street. .....t

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALuA-
RE WATER-POWER ADJOINING TIRED IRE O.
E EeMks E RIVER hN6 THE JAMES RIVER AND
S GkSAHp Aks2 6AkSs hHMaE
N TIE CITY YN OF kicHM9ND VA, AT AUG:
TIONNRy virtue of two deeds of trust from Lewis
- Haryie and wife to the undersigned trustees the
2S nds S7 afd 5ae .ed seG are
duly recorded in the clerks office Of Richmond
Court Deed B soa az Il paEe S b aen
made In the payment of certain notes therein Sc.
cured and at the request of the benefcares IN saia
deeds; we will sell at public auction; on MONDAY'
s5t Il oF 81 81 I'm sale deeds
as follows Beginning on the tow-patn ve ieet weS1
from the Tredegar Companys land, ironing on sadu
and fronting on said river 221 feet, being part of
the property embraced IN DEED Of paTta,1Sn rom
ALSO, ...... .s...t
On TUESDAY, October 16, 1877. at SH O'clock oI
Fl FU H. q sesidsTs r.
Laurel and Cherry Streets described IN said deeds
as Fellows Lots Nos S, and 8. and the south half
Of Lot No. s, in Square No. A. Lots 10 and II, and
e ngT.n ana na 1S and soah half Of Lot s. in Square
s.; Lots l, 8, s. 7, and 8. in Square II; LOIS ana
4. in Square -. Thee lots were aloted 70 Lew d
The lots OTIS are located on good streets where great
,nrovpments have been made In the past few years.
Tie street-railway, running along Laurel street to
Hollywood is great convenience to parties desiring
in This neiehborhood will be worth fifty per cent.
more than they can be purchased for to-day. 49,
Plats of the above valuable property VIII De
shown at the Office of the aucttoneer, locating e&-
actly each lot to be sold.
re Resfreshments viii be served on the grounds on
PROMPTLY at SIX O'Clock p n. on Pine street opposite
the residence Of Joseph F. Powell, Esq. .o
,a ts hn,aUce ~ follows 1900 due Novem-
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COMMENCING MAY 2l. 1871

COMMENCING MAY 2l. 1871
THROUGH PASSENGER.
s.ooP. NJ. Leaves Richmond TCESDAi, TliIks ,.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connect, a. q. =
West Point with steamer iis'a nt, ~.
all points nn York river ana BY
more. Arrive I'm Baltimors ~ - .
NJ: connects with rail. lines ior -.
Iugton, Philadelphia, New OK, Dc,
ton and all western points. ,ouiir.S ,
at Richmond with trains on RiciinS ouI.
and Petersburg and Chesapeake ANo
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
e.oo A n. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WEI
NESDAY. aud fR!DAi; anu SAT-
s.oo A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana 81
WV AS ITRKDAi, Connects win Teame''
nj West Polat for river landings, Pa.
timore and all western points S. es
meets al Richmond With trains on klcn;
n,onJ aud Danville railrYAd RishhaooSt
and Petersburg. and CheSapeaAe -1~
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
Pm. Ieayes Richmond daily texcepl so@-
day.. -
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,,.oo. n arrives At Richmond TCESDAl .
Ao'oo a. !" THURSDAY, and sATGRDAl: t ,nd
meets With trains on Rtchmonu , a
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana J,nE
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves 49, na
iimore from Pier la Light ss Mi.
MoSDAY, WEDNESDAY, and fE s,s
DAY. at =. IL. Connects w. W.
irains from Philadelphia, New h nUnr
and western points. and at " est fo ,ns
With trains for Richmond anu Wv
South.
THROUGH FREIGH T. - urn
..oopH arrives al Richmond M0NDAI'
H'oo 90 NESDAY, aud FRIDAY; and s,T-
e.1kp n. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anu s p" AZ
o'Ao l u IiRDAY. Connects with steamer =
West Point from Bal'!norSE. ,,SiIe.
meets With Richnond and la nh.
Richmond and Petersburg, ana eu'SA
reake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. lam, s.p..
1000 A NJ Arrives ri Richmond daily s1eepii an;
Ao'oo - N day. Connects with Rlchthohha nh,a
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana o'''
railroads. o., ar non,
soS,hern noints Cars run through between A'I'"~'
and West Point. .,,h ,,west rates.
TaroTEh bills Of ladips, with guarantees, a ''''
Through tickets sold to all northern, ,s sash
western points and baggage checked th NY, OF
Fnr rinSsIs nnpiy nj General Railroad Itekss sna
Gee, a26 Main street; At the Exseanysa and DoeT
coinpany,s depot, corner Twenty-ssitu >A
streets, Richmond, Va. . o.-,,,sud dent
MACS II. r. DOUGLAS, super 'eAa'''
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BY Robert b Lyme
tsucccssor to Lyme & Brether,,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY.
u SIX AND A HALF ACRE, OF y, LAND aHrDr AND S,L
GREEN, HEAD OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
HENRIGo COUNTY; ABOUT 9SE W VIE F Was
Known AS a PART OF THE CATHOLIC
BURYING GROUND, FOR SALE "A; my Au Grlt NJ
Hen1ico county. in the cause Of James Gibbons rs
Rush Burgess therein pending entered on the "a OF
October 1877 shall proceed to SCI npon the af
da1 October 1879 at ~ o'cpek Fl M tse rS91
4 HALF ACRES, near to the present residence Of
Mr.. Rush Burgess and upon which stood o formery
the Catholic Bury ing-Ciround. Alsor TWO OIHER
SMALL TRACTS adjoining. of about TWO
ACRES, Two ROOFS AND TWO POLES, being
Lots and In Greenhow's plan. shall sell all OF
the above property, or much thereof as may DC
required to-discharre the debt due to James Gibbons
which is about $50, and costs OF suit and SALE
TERMS: Cash as 10 above sum, and remainder
upon such terms as may be announced at time OF
-. Special Commissioner.
ROBERT 3. LYME, Aucioncer. oc
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneels.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE TWO
i NEAT BRICK. DWELLINGS IN CT ID
NOS 495 mr. leI ~ M JEEF E RAIN
SHEETS AT AUCTI0N.ln execution at Of s deed
March. 1877, and recorded In Richmond Chaneery
Court office, in BlleG, page 400, being thereto
is default ii payment, we will sell by auction, upon
The premises. on MONDAY, sIh October, At a, ~
above mentioned. They are the third and fourth
tenements In Clyde Place, west OF Adams street !;
have been built within the last few years. In modern
stvle. and are now occupied by good tenants:
They offer good Investment as comfortable
homes to persons Of moderate means.
TEnNs Cash sufficient 70 deray expenssS, on saie
1879 credit US to 81 70 until 23d March, 1919
further credit rs to Sl7o until Esq Se2tMeDb
1879 further credit as to 1875 until Z3d
1879 and as to the residue II any, upon Lerm an
which will be announced ut the time OF saiS ,,a
credit payments to bear interest ana 70 De secueu
by deeds Of trust upon the property.
81 JAMES nj. N. DAVIS, TRUSTEES.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auciioneers. oc.
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susTroE sALEs..Futnre nays.
4 BY Grubbs q " iiliaIns- HI !,
Il Real Estate. Agents and Anctioneerss
! Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT MOST VALU ABLE IRON
Il FRONT TENEMENT, No; 10o1, sITuATEDD
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS, AT AUgTI0N.-By request OF
the trustees of the Presbyterian Committee OF Pub
Iicatiou wilt sell by auction, upon the premises
on THURSDAY the I 1th day Of October; at !. 1
o'clock r. NJ, that splendid property situated az
above and occupied by the Committee Of Publication
and others.
The LOT fronts about 25H feet, runs back on the
east ne of Tenth street about - feet to Wide aey,
and is entirely covered by the buidine, nc
In every respect and has six floors including sub
basement, basement main store, ana three foors
above oil well lighted from the front on Man street
and nv side windows on Tenth street.
THE main store Is one OF the largest ana most
elegant in the city and In every point requisite for
n frst:cIass fashionable business establishment Is
not surpassed by any other.
THE first floor above the store is laid Oil into
nine desirable offices, and the other floors are avail
abb. for business purposes.
Those familiar with real estate In the city VIII ad-
NIT that In respect of location, construction elc-
gance and for rent-ylelding capacity, this Is the
most valuable property which for many years, If
ever, has been offered ut public sale.
TERMS VIII he made known at the time OF sale.
oc 6 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AnctionecrS.
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fFcr The DissntonJ S. q.
Lines 90 The Memory of Ms.sa "a hais ~ = :

fFer The DisntonJ S Z: e.
Lines 90 The MeRlosy Of Hdtsa kais ~, -.
Sfaease.
AMI, that fair form in earth Is ,aid. Frst, u
Beneath the weeping WILLOWS snaoes
r..-7 In house OF clay
Has cruel Death, 70 stern ana coia' .soE
Within his mgntes icy o!d
=s.., - go, Hid thee away ~ MN
ri, nor forget that gentle form.
That tender, rowing heart go WasH'' go, III
And so sincere;
That toyous smile, which 20 my nesaS
re rnftcninp influence did tmpart
I, : That plying tear.
,ustcha8 disease with stck'ning power
u"yer around thee hour by nour s.s..
~ - With poisoned DART eor,, i I'll
xx-hen death assailed that matcnIess ioA> +.
nar,ne I'm vain against the sto1" ..,.gg
With Hopeful heart.
~ Her gentle friendship was to me
A hnacon on the raging sea
That tossed my bark;
Her sympathy and trusting love
Pointed nav sinking heart above
-. When all seemed dark.
Rut Though she slun,bers with the dead,
And willows wave above her heau,
- - - So lowly laid
know the pure and precious gem
, 0races glorious diadem
That cannot fade.
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a LEGAL JOKE IN CEcERo's T1ME.-There
is perhaps nothing more remarkable in Clce-
ro,s dialogues, De Ordtore, than the exam
nIes of what we are expected 10 regard as
iocular eloquence given to US by Cesar IN
the second book. The Romans were, think,
poor at wit, readily pleased with common l,a,,a
Jokes, and prepared to laugh at very little;
# Is certainly true that among the material
bon-mots which Cicero puts into the mouth
there is not one which is sn not yee!
An advocate saws to witness, whom we
may ma presume presume to have been one Of the un =;
washed" Video me a tie circanueasr':"
II see that have been got the better Of !. o ~
vou.n But he makes the word SOUND as
!. h;ycum penir;N-L perceive that you have
come @"s upon me with ali the smell Of a nasty y
goat! Such were the barristers' 1okes IN
old Rome. Cicero sometimes 1ohea hi, nim-
self. and descended almost as low rs tnls.-
The Fortnightiy Reuse'o.
This shows that the "c"was pronounced
as we pronounce 'tk."
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RICHMOND AND rRTERSBrRGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
SEPTEMBER %, 1871.
~ trains on this road will RIM as fsln%':
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
tex A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL DALI. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta COLUMBIA. sa-
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and Souta"eS',
also CONNECTS at Petersburg with ths
Atlantis Missssgp and , @h ,n fi' cSsi
loca! statious OH that rosd' WAnIhk
same time rs BY any other line. lhls
train stops only n Manchester ANU
Chester.
1.oop.M.. ACCUMMODATION daily (excepa
Sunday. Passengers iaklns ms tram
will mike csst counccflon Al lr'efa-
burg roi Norfolk, and at Norfolk Win
splendid Bay-line steamers Tor pau
more philadelphia and New oiA.
and with the Old dominion steamers
for New York, stopping 81 nj regular
stations on signal. ,
5:25 P. Al, FREIGHT daily texccp' sunday VIE
coach attached.
1O:55 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily texcrp; sun
day), connecting for Weldon. talcisu,
Wilmington. and Charleston luiintn
sleeplng-car for Wilmington ana 'he
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$3.50 A. NJ, THROUGH NAH. dniy tetesp't SGH
davl. connecting with E;chihoha' IiCu
ercksburg an6 Potomac rallroaa lol
ali poinis North Fast. ard West,
l1:2e 4. ~. ACCOMMODATION TRAM daily ,sI-
cept Sunday with passenger coacA a.
600 AZ THROI,GH MAI. daily. connecting
JAY with Richmond. FrederickshGrs sha
Potomac railroad for all points East
and Vest. Also, making close ceDnec-
tion with the Chesapeake ahd ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
ali points North aud West THIS IFMn
stops only at Manchester
s.Iop. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily iareen Sun-
dayl, with passenger coach attachsui
This is the only line running double dAii! "A'A
FROM Richmond South. -, ,,,os,.,
p.ssenyers for Glover Fih connect n Chester
d,y iexcept Sunday hy taking the 5S2o l.. ID. 'r"H'
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
.,u Io,ve Richmond at Q A. NJ. ani 5oo !. H.
wa every sunday till further notice. ,.,,,
ALI, TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII Slsf' is"-
the 1pPoih"''N A. SHAW. Superintendent
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By Richardson j. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ill3 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
Y DWELLING AND TWO SMALL FIR N =
,TENEMENTS ON SEVENTEENTH ST. E f t
NEAR VENABLE FOR SALE BY AUCTION
we Shall ut the request of the owner sell by auc-
1877. at Az O'Clock P. n, the valuable THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING: TWO
SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS AND LOTS, occu-
Street near Venabie. The aforementioned store has
for some wears been used grocery and grain store
I'm which profitable business has been done, and Is
now sold only on account of the impaired health Of
the owner.
TERMS One third cash balance In six and twelve
months negotiable notes gwen for the deferred pay
ments with interest aided. and secured by deed of
trust RICHARDSON & CO.,
oc 1113 Main street.
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By Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Auctionecr.
No. 1lOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON WEST SIDE OF
ELEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS AT AUCTION.-We. the undersigned,
commss!oners appointed by decree ia, dated ID June
Richmond, in the causes OF Mcdowell Us. Exall and
ais. Gum Son rs Mcdowell e G!s. VII p[oGIeed
p NJ to sell at public auction. on the premises, 70
the highest bidder, those THREE LOTS OF
GROUND, with INCOMPLETE BRICK HOUSES
thereon. situated the west side of Eleventh street
north of Clay street, being at the northwest corner
of Eleventh Street and hirty-foot street. and about
ls1 feet northeast Of Clay street, ana fr1n1ing
feet, the lots standing in name Of NJ. f. Mcdowell
The buildings were erected by Henry Exaii, Esq;
The houses front about 20 feet each aud will be sold
separately. $1,000 ,, l.,
Terms: One fourth cash; balance payable In
equal instruments on credits of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, with six per cent interest added
neroia bic notes being given. and title retained until
a conveyance Is ordered by the Court:
JOHN :. WISE,
-- r.. HENRY G. CANNON,
.. JOHN HOWARD. "
So. .~w Commissioning.
r,,xy n TIr1r lurtfouper sp2S
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BY Poindexter & Topper,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
i FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON HULL
STREET, IN MANCHESTER. KNOWN AS LOT
AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust from
George H. TAYLOR to the undersigned, recorded IN
the clerks ONCE of the Manchester Hastings Court.
in d. B. /. page 694, default having been made
therein and being required by the beneficiary SO to
do, shall sell by auction, on the premises, on
The HOUSE and LOT above referred 10. The lot Is
large and fronting on The principal street In the
city of Manchester, will steadily advance I'D Vaue'
TERMS: Inviting, and at sale. ,r-.,I
FURMAN TUPPER, Trustee.
PorNDEXTER C UPPER, AuctioDecrs. oc4
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".-1 by Robert B. Lyne,1 81 - -
Real Estate Agent and ,Auctioneer,.
.... 1912 Main street.
TIRsT:CLAss THREESTORY BRICE

TIRsT:CLAss THREE-STORY BRICK
L DWELLING (No. 220) on THE VEST SIDE
az TWENTY-SECOND STREET BETWEEN
RRoAD AND GRACE STREETS, NOW OCCU-
PIED BY JAMES n; DDEsBERfIS ESQ SQ a, Fo ~
the 1afe r. A. Duesberry shall sell upon the prem
ises, on THURSDAY the 4th day Of october, 1877,
at O'Clock p NJ, the abovedescribed most deslT1-
HE and valuable REE-ST OR BRICK
DWELLlNG, containing nine rooms, with bath
arrangements good euSers &C. &c. ao nice t no
nronerty is in thorough repair, and the location and
neighborhoed eqna to any on Church n H ac I c3
nroperty This offers good opportunity. The lot is
32k feet front by 130 feet deep.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. six per
cent Interest added, and secured by trust deed.
~ ROBERT Is. LYME,
= Auctloneer.
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.,sUCr1oN .xLEs..sru,ure Dsys:
,qass ssBY Richardson q EoA ~ So
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. Il13 Main street.

VALUABLE LOT OF LAND, VIZ
Y STOREHOUsE, BLACKSMITH AND ND sh ~ =
or WEsTHAM, BY AUCTION Al the request Of
the owner we shall sell By auction on tne premlses
ON WEDNESDAY tire 10th day OF 0ctooer, 1916
In the growing village Of Wcstham, about Tour miles
west OF the city, the PROPERTY mentionHd a9oy We,
The lot contains about ono acre OF fand, anu Tue
buildings are all In good order.
This Is one Of the best stands for country store
near the city. .no,s
After the sale of the LOT we shall sell the STQCN
OF GROCERIES aud FIXTURES In the store. Pos
session given as soon is the terms of sale arc COM
piled with
TERMS: AS to the realty, one third cash; balance
In six and twelve months, negotiable noeS given Tor
the deferred payments, with interest added, and Sc
perty, cash
Cello conIp ciad h,, n AZ TEr sEs &C 6
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RAILROAD LINES.
E 80 - 80
pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
III ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKENG EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
- Bnrkevi'le 9:4s a. ", DanviIie
l:28 Z. NJ, Greensboro 3:36
and Charlotte 7:2s Pm; 81. "''
No. 2-4:25 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrives a.
Salisbury S:1s A; ". Green's
1918 4. 81. Burtevie " ZOE
T. ~. and Richmond Aga r. 81.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. $1,000 p. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives AZ
Burkcvie l41 A. w., Dan
Vile 5:54 A. ~. Groeast1r5,
". s:15 A. NJ. Salisbury II:no
A. 3D., and Charlotte l:15 r. NJ.
So.4 $40 PM leaves Chari3,te arrives at
.a.. boro' 10 p. ~. Danv,lle Io.2o
a. ~. Burkeyic 4:i3 A. NJ
aud Richmond 7:il A. H.
LYNCHBCRG ACCOMMODATION DAILY.
No. 81 600 A. H., leaves Richmond daily and -,
rivss at Burkevlle at 1925 p
NJ. connecting with the A. "
o. X. X. for all points In Tho
southwest and the various
springs and summer resorts on.
the line of that road.
No. 6-l2:50 y. H., leaves Burkeyile daily ard ar.
rtres at Richmond at ZIP T.
81, connecting with A.. n. &
o. X. X. from all points. south
and southwest and firm the
various springs snd summer ro-
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and stop only At Amc'ia Court
house; Burkeyle, Keysvile; brakes Branch. Roam
dale's, Dundee, Danville. Rei1svllc, Greensboro.
Thomasv!lle, Salisbury, China Grove, and Airline
Railroad Junction.
Trains Nos. l and 2 connect at Dundee With the
Virginia Midland railroad. Al Greensboro, for IA
leigh Godsboro' and intermediate points with "
c. railroad. At AIRLINE junction with AtI2uta and
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad TO and from ali
points North and South.
Trains Nos. 8 aud will stop ut all stations and
connect at Richmond going North AMI South With
the r., F. & P. r. r. for Washington and all pana
North and West, and with the c. < q. K. r. for
Greenbrier White sulphur and other slTings In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y. e. and
N w. n. raflroa "a 10 aud from Salem. y. g.. Ra-
leigh and Gol,sbOro, and intermediate poiats.
At Salisbury with Western =. {. railroad. These
trains daily on Richmond and Danvi'lc rail-
road, and connect rs above, except going north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making this connection run daily
on Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake and OHIO railroads except sunday.
Trains on y. W. \. G. railroad run from Greens
bOro' To Salem daily except sunday. and from Salem
to Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold u all southern ana southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for continuous rasSage
between the points named on the tickets 30 ,sy-
over checks will be given.
I. NJ 2. TAtC0TT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN r. bLAcMURDo. ct neral Passenger Agent.
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BY WELLINGTON Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF LOT AND
i SMALL FRAME TENEMENT ON "FRENCH
GARDEN" hill, ON THE EAST LINE OF
NINTH STREET, NORTH OF M STREET.I..By
bearing date 18th of May. 1875. duly recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court, in Book No. lOS B,
page 81, shall sell at auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY the 10th of October, 1877, at
O'Clock p D., the REAL ESTATE located rs above,
now occupied BY Mr.. Posler, containing four
rooms. besides kitchen. &c. The location Is very
convenient for small family.
TERMS: Enough in cash to deftav expenses of
sale. and TO paw off two notes (pasi duel amounting
to $500; balance on such terms rs shall be all
noupced at the lime of sale.
oc 5 W. GODDlS, Irustcc.
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BY Hill & Anderson. Auctioneers.
''- Is. n. Davis, Salesman).

Zoo OOOW WORTH OF LADIES
SOU,UUU READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C.
AT AUCTION.-I have this day received from New
York 100000 worth of LADIES' GOODS, all
manufactured within thirty days past, ana of the
latest. styles, which will ne offered at auction on
TUESDAY The 9th day of October, 1877, ut No. 26
Ninth street. three doors from Franklin street, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock a: NJ, consisting OF
CLOAKS, SACQUES, GOWNS.
LINEN SUITS, CLOAK PATTERNS,
HAMBURGER LACES.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS and SACQUES,
SEWING-SILKS,
and all kinds of LACE GOODS.
oc cat b. j. KELLAM.
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AUf;T,i;jTi9N sJAjIEs.. Puturc pays.
Z l..s. .'.lts'R By r. b. Taylor, :" -
Real Estate Agent and sAuctioneer,
Office opposite the court bouse, Manchester, va.
4 UcTIoN SALE oFPERsoNAL PRO.

A UCTION SALE OF PERSONAL PRO.
II PERTY AND REAL EsTATE.By request ss
OF the owner, will sell at public auctionI on tne
premises OF Mr.. z. Vickers, on the corner CT Eanth
and Perry streets, in the city Of MANCHESTER, on
THURSDAY. October 11fh, 1877, Mt IL O'CLOCK
A. d., the following property-,o Wit:
90 sets OF HARNESS, almost new:
FINE YOUNG MARE, four years old;
/ BUGGY with pole and shafts:
l set Of SINGLE and DOUBLE-HARSEeS;
dozen No. SHOVELS, nearly new:
PICKS, CROWBARS,
DERRICKS, WHEELBARROWS: -
In fact, many other articles of his kind, too nume-
rous to mention.
TERMS: Cash az to personal property.
will also offer for sale SEVENTY ACRES 0F
LAND In Chesterfield county. about three miles
from Manchester, situated on the Midlothian turn
pike: The above-mento land is beautifully To-
Gated for market gardens. and Is fine stand for
country store. This land has been surveyed and
laid off In lots from six to ten acres VIII be s9d IN
lats or as whole. plat be at the office or
the oneer, and will be exhibited on day OF SALE
TERMS: Liberal; made known on day of sale.
X. b. TAYLOR,
oc 3-5,S,1O,&11 Auctoncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08
BY Poindextcr G. Upper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1900 Main street. under Planters National Bank.

UCTION SALEOF FOUR HUNDRED
ri, +, TiMBERED LAND IN NEW KENT COUN-
~, AND WITHIN TWO AND A HALE MILES
OF WINDSOR SHADES, ON THE CHICkA-
Shall sell by auction, ut New Kent Courthouse, on
THURSDAY, October lih tcourt.day), at IL
o'clock NJ, the atnve-described valuable property,
known rs LITTLE MOUNTAIN" The attention
Of those engaged In the wood business is called to
the SALE 1t Is estimated that this tract VIII cut
10000 cords of wood, besides furnishing large
quantity Of material suitable for railroad-ties.
Labor Is abundant In the neighbOrhO0d, and teams
for hauling can be engaged at moderate rates.
For more particular description apply TO ROBERT
CHANDLER, New Kent Courthouse, or the under
signed.
TERMS: One half cash; balance In three and six
months satisfactorily secured. .."
POINDEXTER & UPPER, Auctioneers.
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