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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

An ALABAMA JURY's ASTONISHING
NERDIcT.-A jury in Alabama had been
impannelled in the case Of n Mr.. John
sou. charged with killing his wife. The
evidence was positive and conclusive,
leaving no doubt Of his speedy convic.
ton. To the amazemcnt Of all, the jury.
after short absence, returned n verdict {:
Guilty Of horse stealing" The Judge,
astonished, asked an explanation, sta.
ting that the Indictment was not for
horse stealing, but manslaughter. The
foreman. with his hand upon d huge law
book. and with an amusingly dignificd
air, Informed the court that sit was not
o case Of manslaughter. but woman.
slaughter, for which the law made no
provision but being satisfied the man
deserved to be hanged. they had brought
in verdict Of horse stealing. which, in
that county, would be sure 10 swing him."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

" One Of the most wonderful Sun.
day Schools in the world is the bethany
school ut Philadelphia, founded and still
superintendent by John Wannamakcr, q
merchant OF that city. A few persons,
Mr.. Wannamaker among the number,
nineteen years ago, on the first Sunday
in February, met in q little room on
Pine street near Twenty fourth. Phila.
delphia, for the purpose of organizing n
Sabbath School. At that time this was
one Of the worst localities in Philadel.
phia, and Mr.. Wannamaker and his
friends were advised that it was as much
as their lives were worth to attempt such
an experiment. Somewhat disheartened,
they walked down Twenty second street
to cambridge. where they saw young
girl leaning from n window, and ineuir-
ed from her whether there was any place
to rent in the neighborhood. She direc.
| ted them to 4 shoemaker-shop opposite
where the label appeared, "A room to
rent upstairs" During the week they
rented the room from the shoemaker,
who gave his consent to allow it to be
used for Sunday school. and on the
following Sabbath, around little fire
built on bricks on the hearth. with TWEEN
ty.sevcn scholars, they sang their first
songs. and laid the foundation for tho
great institution which is now widely
known. They have now over twenty
six hundred scholars, one hundred and
fifty teachers, and mission school near
the gas works. which brings their little
army. in addition to the Improvement
Society and the Young Mems Associa.
ton, up to nearly three thousand The
entire neighborhood has been affected
by this civilizing. Outstanding. and
refining influence, which constantly in
creases in popularity, and which every
year attracts more and more attention.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

To ruE G.ELs.--Bc candid. when
yol ore married. never conceal anything
iflHr Yoar husband Never allow your.
seii io vrie letter Zee may not know
a'i about. 90 o. receive oLo that you are
npt lHfc ai.iinx % Dec him read. Have
900 Fstet.cs uhafefee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09
1877
THE AMERICAN FARMER

THE AMERICAN FARMER.
The Pioueerof American Farm Journals.
SOLID, RELIABLE, PROGRESSIVE.
carefully edited, and hdcing tie aid
g. % L0yye number Of cojrcspon1>nis emf.
'r" IN their respective departments "
'n." "'o0ty, 1t ,eW, IN the coming rot.
'I's. pder ME same control as for nearly
','" ~ " century, continue dcroted 10
Ne .1'sc n AyricaiiuraI improvement
subscription 81 80 year. IT, Clubs Of
fre or more, 81 only each.
- tiny person suIing ten or more
'7H''s at 81 each ,CW recejce one EXTRA
Iy FREE. Al posture prepaid by u.s.
Id3rcs,
SAMMEL SANDS & SON.
Publishers American Farmer.
NJ. North Street, baltimore, Md.
Dec. 10. 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09
South 8raneh Sntellieeater.
ROMNEY. FRIDAY, MARCH .. 1877.

1Dr. w. II. James, the young vir.
ginian, who was devoured by cannibals
on the Island Of New Guinea, a few days
ago, was a native Of Loudoun county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09


BoYIsn ENvY.-Thcy tell OF little
boy in Connecticut who watched with
envious eyes his comrades slide down
hill, while lie, having no sled. was com.
PEELED TO take mp with an old chair or q
barrel staye. Ills foster mother finally
told him TO pray for one. lie took his
mothers advice and one evening prayed
rs follows: Now lay me down to
sleep. | want a sled 1 pray tho Lord
my soul TO keep, want a cutter" The
grandfather OF the little fellow was in.
formed Of the prayer, and was so pleas.
ed that he bought sled, and few
mornings after it was left by his bed. 50
that he could see it as soon as he awoke.
As his eyes first rested upon it the good
lady behind the door was both surprised
and shocked to hear him say. .'WeH,
now, where in thunder did that come
from?''-Norvich BnHci;n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

A CURIOUS RELIC or TIE WAR.-A
gentleman OF this city a day or two ago.
while walking over The battle ground of
the Crater picked up n curious and in.
teresting relic OF that famous and hotly
contested field. 1t was two mimic balls
hattened and imbedded in each other.
One OF them was Federal and the 9th.
or Confederate bali, and on being fired
from opposite directions had struck
squarely against each other anil became
imbedded one in tho other, forming a.
il were ring Of lead, with the balls
projecting on either side. and retaining
sufficient traces to distinguish the side
TO which they bclonged.-.PttersJurg Post.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09
SURVEYING.

TIVE undersigned would respectfully inform,
1 his friends of the county of Hampshire, that
+" g prepared to do Surveying upon the
test notice. Ohce--the one occupied by DR..
IS. r. luptou, Romney, West Va.
Nlrch 0, 1850. A. MONROE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

So lHc Iualans believe that woman
vas .1IHel 81 '9ur bones OF a man. aud
iaat when tue grea, spirit gave her &C.
tIfe vitality beg tongue moved frst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

you waat cheap BOOTS d SHOES. GO to
POLLING UARNISON'S.
.1nneT Dec ~, 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

~ iriaT evening Jacob Fuun's barn
near iiazorstoHn. vas burned by an iu.
crEa.rfT. rlo. s1gs the Nsrs. was Ia.
uaue ea0u-h O. tura out thc stock be.
fore .fug ac builj.ug Loss 50 600 /:
Insurance. $1,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-03-09

IL BrccAiuriages elegant house IN
N ash.ngton Eas bought few days ago.
by Alfred lee. q negro. who deals in
feel and who pail $4,000 for it.
r. ia the Servian Military Bands the
base drum is placed upon two.Wheeled
cart anil is drawn hv q trained dog
willie tho drgmmer pounds &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04

IT DST, PQLICErRADGE No. 20. The,
Under win please leaEeit AZ TIM Second police
station. -ts9&sS I taf my sit s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
by Robert 3. Lyme
Successor to Lyme s Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
~, 1910 has, ctraaf

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PRO-
CHURCH hill. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
At AUCTION-In pursuance of two DEGREES of the
ChancerY Court Of the city Of Richmond, III me
suits of Amidon Crombis 6 Co. rs: blcNefr ana
ats, aud Newbold & Son rS. same-one entered on
the "a Eth day Of October. 1876, and the other ON
the oath day Of April, 1S77-lhe unde rsigned rs
special commissioners, will, on MONDAY the Ith
proceed to sell at public AUCTION; on the premises,
Church Hill, as follows:
/. A Lot Of 10 feet front on the north side OF
Clay sirees between Twenty-sevenih ana twenty
eighth streets running back 1875 feet between paral-
lei lines having thereon, and to be sold herewith
neat TWO-STORIED FRAME DWELLING. with
kitchen, and all necessary our-budngs-all In good
g. A. beautiful vacant LOT on the east side Of
Tyenty.seyen street between Clay and Leigh
streets, with front of SO feet, running back l2o
feet to an alley IA feet wider = - !. -.
5. Another excellent vacant BULLYING LOT on
aud Leigh streets with front on Twenty-elgnth
Street of 33 feet and running back 20 feet to the
alley above mentioned Il feet wide.
The purchasers 1t former Salc OF THIS properly
having refused to comply because OF q supposed
possibility OF difficulty in the Title the Court has or
ared that 1t be sold subject to the said posi-
bity. This sale, therefore, presents an unusual OPP
nortnnity for great bargain The objection to lle
title alluded above wilt be fully explained at the
sale or at any time before upon calling on the under
signed or the auctioneer. .j' ri.,s.t ;, 80
TERMS: One-third cash residue at six and twelve
months for notes. Interest added and titled retained
-. --.-..5. ROBERT HOWARD,
..rs. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
AR. COURTNEY,
,,r1 Specfal Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04

Tine undersigned. by virtue Of aGccree entered on
the 9th ApriI 1877, by the Chanccry Court OF the
city OF Richmond III the suit Of First National Bank
us SaunGcrs's executrix and dts., being appointed
special ommissioners for the purpose by said decree
Will offer for sale al public auction on the premises
May, 1877, at AZ o'clock Z. H. if fair: II not n ihr
next fair day. The following real estate IN the O.! OF
Richmond, commencing with
First. That very valuable DWELL ING. HOUSE
and the LOT On which stands, situated 1t tl out-
west corner OF Grace and Adams streets, fronting
feet nore or 1ess Grace street and running back
between parallel lines 1872 feet more or lcss to the
nr0Derty OF James j. Pace. This affords rare OPP
portuniiy TO purchase ] handsome dwelling-housc,
located Of the best situations in The CITY,
This was the residence OF David j. Saunders IN his
lifetime. Immediately after the sale OF the Iorego-
ing property will be sold
Second. That new and very attractive DWELLING.
HOUSE and the LOT on which 1t stands, situated
ON the north side OF Grace street between Adams and
Fonshee streets, occupied for long time by Horace
p Edmond, Esq. fronting So feet, and running back
$50 feel TO u paved alley IN common 20 feet WIDE
Comfortable house, with modern improvements, Is
called to this property. III, ....es"s"-T ~
Third. SEVENTY-EIGHT FEET OF GROUND
on the south side Of Broad street between First and
Foushee streets, running back l3l feet inches to
al alley 16 feet wide This property, which Is I'M
improved except by few framed shops. Will be
sold in four lots of 10 feet inches each, aordng
most desirable investment, business Is rapidly cX-
tending up Broad street. :,
= TERMS One fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen mouths for negotiable notes, title re-
tanned until the whole purchase-money Is paid anu
conveyance ordered by the Court:
.-.,.t = HENRY G: CANNON,
A. X. COURTNEY,
my S3&.tls Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
: - BY w. Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent md AucHoneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF v'ALUA%BL E
i SUBURBAN FARM0F7 e 6S8;h99eeI AGES iX
INt! Ia The, II NV VEST OF THE MARsHALL
RESERVOIR.-Ey virtue of deed OF trust executed
RI Inc subscriber by Mr.. Lewis K. Iarvie ana
wife bearing date 18th April, 1876, duly recnrdea
I'M IIefIrico County Court OH the 10th May, 1870
shall, In execution thereof, proceed 10 sell a.
The th May, 1877 ut O'Clock p; d. f fair; If not,
on the first air day thereaffcr), that truly VALUA-
BILE PROPERTY, located Us above, Win neat
COTTAGE RESIDENCE thereon, nowin the occu,
nancy OF Major John b. Harvie, Dr.. containing -
and lies wei FOR cultivation. II adoins the lands OF
MeSsrs. Haxall & Brothers, DR.. Thomas Pollard,
aud others and part of which lies within the city
limits and within huncred yards Of the western
line of the Marshall reservoir and being added to
which would make II An extensive and attractive
trac. shall be sold subject TO prior deed Of
trust to Messrs wellington Goddin and Robert X.
Howison, trustees, ito secure debt to DR.. W. Mere.
dth, or his assigns, amounting 10 $4,000, Win all
interest in arrear) upon The following terms-Viz:
Enough In cash to defray expenses OF sale and 10
est from 2lst April 1877; and rs to the residue on
terms as the said Lewis E Haryie or his assigns
shall prescribe and direct; or, on their failure to
give any instructions. then on credit Of one ana
two years for negotiable notes, interest aodeo.
secured by deed OF trust The special attention OF
ve and Observation-Disclosures aIT aisEis = i'i
ROBERT b. LYME, Trustee.
RICHMOND, 25th April, 1877.
PS.f all the parties terested wop.o, IN wr1tlns,
request IT, the trustee would cause the said tract 70
be subdivded Into such smaller parcels as mRnt De
sold as q whole. ss,t+'' TRUSTEE.
an GO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
ljy ". tiodUn,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEcrr.
corner Eleventh. and Bank strtt,..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i BRICK DWELLING on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ROSS STREET BETWEEN GOVERNOR AEU
FOURTEENTH: also. TRACT oF ONE \.
DRIED AND FORTY:SINE ACRES Of LAND j.
STATION. AND AN UNDIVIDED MolETY 90
EXCELLENT FARM on TUCkAllnE GREEN.
IN GOOCHLASD COUNTY. CONThlElEG
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY EEGlIl
ACRES, SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN tvAL.-Er
virtue OF three several deeds CT trust, 'iuiy cV.
shall, NJ the request Of the trustee" aud In ar-
cordance with the terms Of the sa!H Gc'':-.
proceed to sell al public auction. on The prem
ises. No. 1873 Ross street, on MONDAY. Ith NV,
1877. ut > O'Clock, that new and VERY GcNirih"
BRICK DWELLING located Is above. contanu-
eight or nine rooms, admirably ARRANGED for III, a.:
commodation VI moderate-Szcd FAMILY. The LOT
has front OF 32Ie feet and depth OF about l3o
feet $50 as 10 include the alley, on wh!ch ;ayE:
stands an excellent BRICK STABLE.
Attic SAME THE AND PLACE. and by Er'G"
of the said deeds OF trust and at the re'>t Of th
trustee, shall sell at auction tract OF iig AtELN
OF LAND. 70 Chesterfield county. near The !'n'!-
way station, designated rs No. 5 on plat annrI"i
10 deed from W. II. Gwathmey to James II. Pat.
said to be Of good soil and covered by pine and 0hr
wood. Also, an UNDIVIDED MOlEri nt = TRA'
OF LAND In Goochland county, on Tuckahce crtrA
adjoining the celebrated arbon-llill coal worSHr"t,
tafning 3eS ACRES 1.-THE other m0ety being OWL!
hy blessrs. John W. Coltrell and Dr. w. J.. Palmer
known as Sycamore Grove" This Is saic IL To-.
good farm but It's great value Is believed 10 b" IN ih
valuable coal-bcds supposed to I've underlying t'!'
farm. ,
While the deeds require cash sale, yet ! aN
authorized by The trustee 10 say that the beneficiary
secured bv q deed Of trust. W. GDDDiN,
ono6 Auc"n-"-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main AMI BaH".

e.. =. -, -. I"7 ~" -
COMMISSIONERS; SALE OF 4 WALL
~ ALE w Al Eh,f " EN- n ngu N ,xi,
LARGE NU ply * T ri SNn1:ru sTfJr 0r TlF
8S ~ ~ ,it ttrnS1Bv yIrtar q.
DEGREES Of the Chancery Court o. hiEnn%',' r
tered In the case Of R,cnaI"s, SC GS,
tor, &C., inc nnaersignca' sp T nrri,es on WE'D
'SESDAY the 9th day OF May, So,t!iG'.p.
o'ciocS r; a.; 5nS t9l,""E hg IN" et Of Va
Bhh naoa sncaa a.. p"ne W.T.: WV
The site OF thf E1,r b5nnd or The Wei
hu Sbocrot creeS. and running east about 900 Zee:
oy IN cnear ~ r.bcort's new cc.housr aud
10 tae cprGf o. saI rom !" lane riyrr h4yin.
tehulS ~ 1917 asS Sset nm IA ca,t line TIL. pro-
depth OK ABOUT JOY zee. on III pSIvEp from me,
perry mas Vaiuaoie " ~ nsnd tor u,1nuftr:r.
DOCK which Is now pfoniapiy Us ,,cmTrJ /,
ring purposes, OUT conlu pc siea.''h M S,,nr,riu,d
will be sold In such parcels Us ihh! oc "'''''''''
upon al the time Of sale; -, rho south .I!eo f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
by Grnbbs & Williams,
Auclionecrs aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. Street between Main and Bank.

Y u. .
TlHE INVALUABLE BRICK. RESIDENCE
INo. 81 GRACE STREE BETMEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE ny "A AUG e:
auction, upon The premises, on TUESDAY, eth. OF
May t O'Clock r. NJ, the truly desirable RESI-
DEVICE long occupied by the late Corbin Warwick,
simatsd as asoNsg IN n N, anal, =, h,, mil
Eve rooms Including Kitchen and servants apart
ments) In the wing; hot and cold baths, 1ne wine
vault and cellar, stable and carragehouse, &c, &C.
all In thorough repair.
The house IS admirably planned, with q dnc dry
Easements, large aud high-pitched rooms wide halls
and stairways, and is finished throughout In the
best manner; that totay there are few houses o,
lis Size combining much substan ttah comforts ana
completeness of xrrangements :. = ;ss,.-.,.
The location Is confeacdiy one OF the best IN me
CITY, beng an the most sieightf part sfF Grace
st1e ss,s sna hsa ibe Soss swo
MhNTELS, sc,tptured In bas-feliel, villa aLsgoIi,
cal hgurrs, fruits, and flowers. They we're im porIea
rom ITALY and are really beautif as works OF arr
Thay Will ba sold aIter the house, Also, two CHAM
nE kkrNss s AZ s sssee a akHBss WILLARD
myI ~ .701 Auctlopeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
BY Frank d. I'LL. ...
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
..' 11OS Main street.

MON ROE P II KNEW BRICK
WI DWELLINGS SITUATED ON THE WEST
LINE OF LAUREL STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AND OVERLOOK
ING MONROE PARK, AT AUCTlON.-I am re-
quested by The owner, who contemplates returning
to Europe TO offer those two very beautiful and de-
sirable RESIDENCES located as above for sale at
auction. On thursday, May 10Th. on the prem
Uses, at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the sale win take place
These houses have just been completed unfer the
supervision of an accomplished architect, and no
expense has been spared in making them comfort
able in every respect. Each house contains about
fourteen rooinS-eigbt In the main building and six
in The wing; gas fixtures throughout; bathroom,
with hot and cold water; marble manteIs In the
principal rooms; iron veranda In front: and al
The necessary paving and cuyert connections made.
Each LOT fronts 22xl so feet to m alley.
This sale offers great inducements to parties de-
string to purchase beautiful home on Monroe
Park, which Is improving in yearly. and
consequently enhancing the value of property In Its
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance III six,
twelve and eighteen months, With six per cent. IN
terest added. .nsr ~. ''.I s .~, -
Possession of one Of these houses at once. The
other Is rented to Dir Mathew Gilmour at fair rent
my2 FRANK d. HILL, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
aaa By arubbs & Williams. .;.Hj
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
! Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF, THE DESIRA-
Il BE BRICK DWELLING AND BUILDING
LOT ADJOINING; SITUATED AT THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF CARY, ANprn EOgsHEE
STREETS AT AUCTION:-Inex execution Of deed
Of trust from William B. Cook and wlfeto the sub
scrtbers trustees, dared 18th OF January, S72,
and duly recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court,
being thereto required b. the creditor secured we
win sell ut auction, upon the premises, on MON
DAY, 7th of Mny, ut O'Clock r. NJ the real estate
conveyed in said deed, consisting OF the LOT OF
'GROUN o, with The Improvement thereon, situated
at the southeast corner Of Cary and Foushee streets
fronting 68 4-12 feet running back l55 1912 feet
eng u Consist Of the HANDSOME
BRICK DWELLING No. west Cary street, with
ten rooms Including the basement and attic land
fine room formed by q largo .bay-window; also, o
Stable and .carriage-house, There are fine Iron
verandahs in: front and real, with rem
dering the basement perfectly dry. g. Er.3r,} II
II ieemed adYisable,,t building lot, with about
80 feet front, WIN be sold separate from the resi-
dtuce; "a ,IJiE 1920 ,-fii!l.!'l. fs-tii," -
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash sutii-
Client TO defraY of sale and discharge the
debt amounting with the accrued interest, to about
So 900 but 1t Is probable that terms more favorable
to purchasers win be allowed o,r,
JAMES ALFRED JONES'
ann .!aaa1, John E.fBACON,' :: - - II
..E. --.rE j T. 81 49, J f-@irusteSs.
GRUDDs & WILLIAMS, Apctionatrs. -, mp "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
BY Frank ID. Hi. Zeal Estate Anct..ar,-.
No. HOS Main street.

ST. JAMES AND CHARITY STREETS
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ~
ACCTION.-At the request of owner wlu -.II 49,,
SATURDAY. May 5th, ut A.; O'Clock j.. ". ~ o..
premises located rs above. IN the iollowr. o-y.r
viz:
First. The TWO FRAME 1ESEMENT>. wl',
three rooms each Nos. & and o. on tho ,rrtA 49, o..
Charity between st. James anh ST John streets, hay,
Ing been built very reccnllv-iots lGXe2 frc,
Second. The BRICK HOUSE No. lOO2, hex, T..
corner of st. James and Charity streets con;aia,,
several rooms Lot IA feet inches by 50 lee: ,r4a
alley 4 feet wide.
Third. The BRICK STORE AMI DWELLING No.
1000, at the corner OF 81. james and Charity .tr..
containing about four ROOMS Lot IL 4-l2 fc., 5y
80 feet 10 an alley.
This property Is now well rented, and 10 gar'.r. VI
limited means offers great lnducemcnt, Tor r.aia.
TERMS: One third cash balance In Xix. ,arlr.,
and eighteen months six per cent. aided, ,,Cnrr1Y
deed OF trust.
my1 FRANK ID. HILL. ATc,!oarr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
Dy M. Bates, Auctloneer,
| ga Ills Main street.

rRUSTEE,Sy SALE OF TWO FRAMED
i HOUSES CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS EACH
BESIDES KITCHENS, N2S; SOC AN brS S9st ~
REi,yi6ERE AND PINE STREETS. FRONTING
TOGETHER FORTY-SIX FEET EIG HI INCHES,
AND RUNNING. BACK ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FEET-TO BE SOLD. AS A WHOLE
or SEPARATELY, AS MAY BE DESIRED.-By
virtue OF two deeds of trust bearing date the lst
day Of April, 1875, to me as trustee to secure Ger
fault having been made In the payment Of some Of
the said notes, and being required SO to do by me
nremi.es, on SATURDAY the 9th day of MAY,
1877, at AZ O'Clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY above
described -''. - - . 81.
-JOHN-S. WISE, Trustee.
M RATES. Auciioncer. ap "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-04
BY Chaflin, Staples & Co., -;
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. I north Tenth street.

GALE OF 4 VALUABLE FRAMED
= DWEIJING. ON PINE STREET TWO
SQUARES SOUTH OF MONROE PARK. At AUG
will sell, upon he premises, on SATyR-
nay. MAY s. 1877, at 5 O'Clock =. d., the DE
SRABLE AND CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED
DWELLING, situated at No. 204 Pine street, now
occupied by j. NJ. Gregory, Esq.
. This house contains eight rooms, and mas gas
throughout and water-pipes already laid. Having
been recently built OF fist quality material and 6y
competent workmen, 1t Is In thorough repair. II
has also stable and carriage-house, and other i'm
have recently been added. '..-.
TERMS: One third cash; and the balance upon
sch credits as will be announced ut the time Of sale.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO..
NV o. tds Auctioueers.