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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-18
AUCTION sALEs...Fntnre Days.
by Robert B. Lyme
go {successor. to Lyme g Brother).
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1D11 Muin street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HAND
" SOME AND DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK TENEMENT, No. 613, ON THE EAST EAST
SIDE or TENTH STREET BETWEEN. LEIGH
ZiNI. Esq. AND ANOTHER TWO-sTORY BR!Ck
DWELLING, No. 703,0S NINTH SPisEET N EAk
NJ. OCCUPIED BY 9. n. WILLIAMS. ESQ. ~
AUCTION.-Tn pursuance OF two DEGREES OF Inc
CIancery Court. In the suit OF Bright Us. Walsh ana
ais the first entered on the 14th day OF April:
] S77, and the second entered on THO l2th Gay OF
NAV. 1877, In the same cause we the undersigned,
special commissioners therein appointed VIII pro-
coed to sell. upouihe premises, commencing NJ nc
rehtl,-strCe ct house, ON TUESDAY the 29Ih day OF
May, 1877 u: 8 O'Clock p. d., the PROPERTY de-
scribed in said decrees. First. that nice SIOCh-
BRICK TEN EN- nj, occupied rs above described,
containing eight rooms; Kitchen; gas, water, &C.,
with a Lot % by 100 feet deep: and Immediately
thcrenfter 'the BRICK DWELLING No. -. on the
eastern side of Ninth street, north ofrand near 10 NJ
street occupied by Mr.. Williams, containing about
nine rooms; gas and water, with LOT 81 by 20
feet Each house has m iron feranda ana nice
porches, and for renting purposes yielding good
per cent. offers good opportunity to purchasers TO
TERMS under the DEGREES will he one fourth In
cash residue upon 4 credit of six, twelve, and
eighteen months with sxper cent. interest added to
notes and title retained until all The purcasc-mo-
ney Is paid and conveyance is ordered by The court
.1- A. II. SANDS, t1a.s. - E
A. r. COURTNEY,
-. E.ElEr !. CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
myi6 Special Commissioners.
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Z ArtrIoN -sALEs...Thi. DAY.
BY James Macdougall, huctioneer,
No, 10 Governor street. 4.

FURNITURE. WIN
HI D0W-CuRTA1NS, SQDA-F0UHTAIN, Mi I;;
At kUCTION.--TnlS DAY at 10 O'CLOCK WIZ ~
"a, n INV ,yareroons an excellent assortment OF
TiisIJSEiioLD FURNITURE consisting In part, OF
+ snienfIid MAHOGANY thfARRLE -TOP) CHAM
! lfIER SHIT Will, WARDROBE; ,,o
AZ AW0fsA NY aud WALN UT S9FhSand CitAiho,
nj MAHOGANY and other WARpR2S0liBsEGSSs::. ~.
SMfaHoah and other BUREAUS ard w ASH
Y, MA a NJ MA tonk EXfENsToN-TADLES,
New TiE.sAEES, REFRlG ERAsfVqKr2o oan bI E.s
,, GA ME- U AMI M and NsliGck-
~ l ! mrR ASSES HOLSTERS and PlLLoMS'
;UHMRs ,S Sna Cd GE dtnsr sTT t51Es''
Ssn,feot IsrocatelIe Curtains, With Cornice
! s0nN.FoUNTAIN, with two Generators.
Sonsirnmcnls received up TO hour Oh sag.
,.,1e .{...srs, Aucionecr. },
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nv Grubbs q Williams,
Rcnl Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
Elcycnth street between Main and Bank.

ryyRIJSTEES' SALE OF THE LARGE
AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE At THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTIi, AMP 7 l3r SA ~
J0!NING. AT AUCTION.-In execution OF deco
of trust dated April l. 1874, and recorded In Ric-
lntnd Chanccry Court, In II. Is. 104 Is, page 500,
being thereto required by the creditor secured, we
will SELL by auction upon the premises, on
Nav Sth at s O'Clock u. N.. the late RESlpENCE
Of ,}ol,n lrrecland. deceased, situated rs above.
IT Is large substantially built ana expenslVely-
finished residence. with every comfort ana modern
con yenicnce for large family. The rooms anu
halls are large hiPh-pitched, and airy and enjoy an
extensive view below and across the river, with te
advantage of southern breezes, which cannot oe
ohstructcd. The out-buidings are numerous ana
comnlete and the grounds very attractive.
This property. so complete in all Its arrangements,
and situated In pleasant neiZhDorhood, within =!
few minutes walk of the poSt.omce 0nefS UNUSUAL
advantages to business or professional man; WIN
the dwelling viii be sold, If desired. the ad)olmnS
LOTS In the garden, fronting about ciShty-t"o anu
one-haf feet on Fifth street, otherwise those iots
will he sold separately. -. a.,
The plan Of this house Is such rs to admit OF lts
being very conveniently div idcd into two deslraole
tenencnts and in this view IL offers unusual inotee-
ments to builders and Others who may not desire so
large house rs 1t now Is ri ,.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale Tor cash. DIT as
Il Is absolutely necessary that the property snail DC
sold In order to offer strong Involvement 10 puTcc
chasers we are authorized 10 state that inc TERMS II
deircd may be fourth cash the balance u one
two and three years, with interest payable SEMI
annually aud secured by deed Of trust
''' ~ JOIN "; f GoWxkp,
k,of
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RAILROAD LIyFq
fiCbaOND AND PETggsprpo :.
fA1LEOAD CDHptvr'


RICHMOND AND PErgRsgrpC,
{ COMMENCING MAY 17TH. 1877 tr,'
" Oh this road will run as follows trans
70, NJ LE 4tI1;l KII.GHMoNp sorrn.
az" n. III, lHisOLGli MAI, daily cn,p.o,
,or Ifarhston, Augusta, Colnrn,I, ,In<
t,aannall, Raleigh, Atlanta. M,cSSaa -
Montgomery. Mobile, New t,,,,;Icpa,
ana ali POINTS South and So,n,hi'.aihs,
'as1 connects at Petersburg wiz -;
atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio I rnii-ttihs.
for Lynchbnrs. far,nyiIic. ami 'JIi t.Irs:
tocM stations on that road. Thi. p ,.rt
oo =, sDtson!y asala hester and I,,.., ,,.'l
1OoI. h'' ACCOMMODATION daily. 30.
gers taxing tins train will max. c,'
connection at Petersburg IL, Snr, y,r
ana at Norfolk with splendid Bay. .IiH,
s.es t n ,1f baltimore. Phl,,lcinhi.'
ana New YORK, and with the tudP Ia
minion steamers for New Yo-E ~, hI'
PIN RI Al regular stations on :.",r
ooo T. a'' dsch DAILY 'exeept sunday ws
l1a5 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily tcxc..,s
sr- day. connecting for Weldon E - Jun'
o. Wilmington. Charleston. S,r :aa,,sh'
~. - and AL points In Florida, pni', H.
.., sleepnz-car for Wilmington ami NINA" ~.
South. '" ann "a.
90. LEA AII.I rE:TEHsErEG NORTH.
day!, connecting with Richmopn -.
- ericksbnr2 ano Potomac r,Irrn,i ~
all points Worth. East, and W., '"'
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily irrr,, s,-
1890 y. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN w..
passenger coach attached. ''''
7:lU L. VI. THROUGH NAH. daily c6pn,.,
with Richmond. FredericksInir, "rs
-n' Potomac railrnad for all poIn,s I'M n.
ard West. Sleeper attached. rnnr rSs
through. Also. making r,o,a ranrh
ton with the Chesapeake ami Un;o
railroad for the Virginia Sprinas D an
all points North and West Tbi, 80 -S4
stops only at Manchester AMI Che!
Tbs Is the only line running double ,,,t,v ,-,tn
from Richmond South. "''"
Passengers for Glover I'LL conncc, I, Cn....,
daily, except Sunday. '''s''
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond ut . \. H. and ! I, VI c,.,,.
Sunday till further notice 800!
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will .,ar, rro-,
the AppomattoI depot. ''''-
my 10 4. SHAW. Superintendent,
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by Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l1O6 Main street. '.'.a

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. RESIDENCE AND FARM IN THE I1IMEDI-
ATE VICINITY OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed by William H.
Richardson On the 21st day Of July, 1870, and re-
Court, shall, as trustee under. said deed, sell
on THURSDAY the Oath day of May, .As77. at
5 O'Clock P. NJ: on the premises, at public auc,
ton, to the highest bidder. all that TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND on which the late
General William H.: Richardson once resided.
lying and being in the county of HenricO about
three and half miles above the city Of Richmond,
and bounded on the north by the Westham plank
road, Oh the west by the land once owned by Wei
ngton Goddln, OH The south by james river, and on
the east by the land once owned by John A. and
Alexander u. Hutcheson. and containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO ACRES, be the
same more or less. On this farm is u BRICK
DWELLING-HOuSE with six rooms, and brick
kitchen and wooden barn and stable. a.
Most Of this land Is very good, and about twenty
acres are low-grounds and exceedingly fertile:
About twenty acres Of it consists of fine grove of
trees 1t is also believed that this land has on II
valuable quarry Of granite.
for all over $1,000 win be made known on ths day
of sale. THOMAS d. ES ans,
my I-sw164Sdf6td Trustee
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by Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LITTLE MARKET AND TRuCK1FARM
THREE MILES EAST OF THE CITY, LYING
IMMEDIATELY ON THE NEWBRIDGE or:
NINE-MlLE ROAD, ADJOINING TIE BEAU
TIFUL AND VALUABLE FARM OF CAPTAIN
BABCOCK AND OTHERS, AND IS KNOWN AS
A PORTION OF THE JENNINGS EsTATE.o IL
execution Of certain deed Of trust dated May 90
1875 recorded In clerks Office of Henrico county
d. b. 81, p. 342, from John Thomas Neale and wife
to mo trustee, shall, by request of The holder of
note described and secured by said deed, default
having been made In the payment Of same, SELL upon
the premises, at public auction, 1t the hour Of l
O'Clock Z. NJ, on MONDAY the 2Sth day of May.
1877, the land conveyed In said deed, Described as
New6ridge road, with FRAME DWELLING and
other Improvements thereon. The land lies. well,
and the soil is good and being located so near the
city presents good opportunity to secure Ace lit
tie farm near the city. -,5 ..5~..a. H...g. -
TERMS Will be cash rs to cost and expenses of
sale and suflciency TO pay off the note OF 500 Sc
cured, with interest on same from goth day of No
vember, 1875, till paid residue, liberal terms will
be announced III .. H. u. CANNON. -.E
my 15-Tu& Th, d&tdtS Trnsfee.
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. ,I.rr1cy sAIEy-ruture DAYS.
By Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and hncsio iieer,
''EFs-s 715)H Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO M IlIl I'M
F 4 sdTEP Dw Hh.ih On UaIoN HILL goe
at AND sis T y ESRars RT A HG-
aTItlNRy Virtue Of u deed of trust dated August
duly recorded II The CLERKS &c once ao oe
a7s. default having been made in The payment or
he bond therein secured and at The request Of the
beneficiary In said decd, viii sell at AUCTION, on
premises, The aboge-dcscrlbcd PROPERTY. Two
Of Che, houses are or brick, and contain each Blk
rooms and klchen... The other house Is new frame
dwelling, detached, with seven rooms and Kitchen;
The whole property Is in good condition ami renten
out Each lot fronts about 81 feet By lao deen.n<
and the opening or Twenty aud Leigh ttreets
to this point will enhance the value OF this properly
very materially.
TERMS: While the decd requires cash as To- BOND
for S3, 900, with interest from July 1:le7o, more
favorable terms may be announced on DAY OF sae'
WILLIAM i, COWARDlN, trustee;
y En- ID. HILL, Anctionecr. my 10
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-...-s.. by W. GOouln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Eank streets.


TRUSTEES SALEOF BRICK DIV ELL
1 ING AND STOREHOUSE, BLACKSMITH
sHOP. &C., WITH FOUR LOTS-TWO FRONT.
ING SEVENTY-THREE FEET TEN INCHES On
THO EASTERN SIDE OF THE WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE, OR STREET, JUST OUTSIDE OF THE
CORPORATION LINE AND TWOL FRONT
ING SEVENTY FEET ON THE WESTERN SIDE
Or FULTON STREET.-By virtue Of two deeds of
trust to rae trusteeone bearing date the 4th day
OF October 1874. and the other on the 25th day of
therein described, and default having been made in
the payment Of the said notes, and being required
at auction, on the premises, at 5 O'Clock p N. on
SATURDAY the 10Th OF May, ST., the PROPER
TY above described. There Is on the premises 4
dwarfpear trees aud other fruittrecs grapes shrub
berry. &c. -.
mended as choice business-pace. and In the hands
of 4 person of energy u profitable business can be
readily established.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
NV - W. j. MAYO, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LAND IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY.-Pur-
suant to q deed Of trust from Thomas Il. Baylor,
trustee, and X. w. Baylor aud Mary g., bis wife,
dated January 872. IwtIi sell At public auction,
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the esd day Of
May, 1872, Mt IL O'Clock a., 4 VERY. VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND In Charles City county, Va. (be-
ing part Of the old Sandy Point estatel bounded on
the lands of Harriet r. Baylor, on the south by the
james river. and on the west by the main county,
road. The said land viii be sold In four parcels,
three Of which win contain each about one hundred
acres of cleared land and fortyseyen acres Of wood
land; the fourth parcel containing about one hun
dred and fory-seyen acres of cleared land and forty
seven acres of woodland. $i1S2
TERMS: Easy and made known on day of sale.
{ my Std 2If.: RICHARD Trustee,
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Airl,u,olld 1lspatfh..
Yorn,y MAY Is, 1871.
g;eu,...Phislp Maszei.

E6;tors Of the Dispatch: In response to
,h., onerv OF "Wiems' in the DSpasch OF.
She sSth instant, would inform him that
The author Of the work in question was
Ph;lin Mazzei. and that it was written and
nubIished in French, III four parts-ehree
volumes, Syo.--at Paris, in 1TSs. with the
following title: RectercheS Histor'qaes
et Politioues sasr les Eats Jais dc Idnse-
,.;oue Septen5,ionale, dc. Par an c.tosan
he Viroi,a,ie." I have copy OF this edition
in nv library. The work has never been
translated into English.
S,h;,;p Mazzei was born in Tuacany IN
,7eb and died at Pisa March 10. 1916. ne
stn,;ed medicine: came to America with
oihers OF his countrymen in December, 100.
=" :. ;,,tnoluce the culture of the grape,
Give and other fruits Of Italy. He was the
Sr;end and nclghbor Of Jefferson IN W.
r;nSss and his correspondent afterwards:
TIE nf,;ciatcd as vestryman OF ST. Annes
narisb. Albcmarle county. He was sent 70
EDrone In 1883 on secret MISSION lron'
amer;ca. He revisited the United states IN
1-s5 He became subsequently the fr!Yy
Councillor Of the King OF Poland, whicn
he held until 1892. In 1902 he received u
nension from the Car Alexander OF rus
sia. His sympathies and earnest efforts
throughout life were in behalf OF hoer1y ana
science. H.
RICHMOND, May 16, 1877.
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BY Frank D. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
HOS 3lain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i BROOk-AyENUE. PROPERTY AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of deed Of trust from William
e. Luck to the undersigned trustees. duly recorded
in the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court,
in Deadlock 107 B. page 30S, and at the request
of the beneficiary therein SECURED we VIII ofier nj
auction on SATURDAY, May &c, 1877. on the
premises, at S O'Clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE
ERICK STORE and LARGE BRICK DWELLING
attachcd with the LOT fronting on Brook avenue
about ~ feet End having depth Of about LOS feet
(more or lcss). <,,,
n grocery and feetl-store. and Is admirably adapted
for that business. 1t has recently undergone repairs
and IS now I'm good order.
1928 with interest from January s. 1877; 1928
PAYABLE January S, 1878; 1925 payable January
f. 1879: 1925 payable January s. 1880; and the
balance Jn such Terms rs the said William c. Luck
may direct Taxes for 1s77 TO be paid by the pur-
chaser. FRANN ~. HiLk, Trustees.
6 JOHN u. SH AEEk)
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RAILROAD LINES.
i6sa W Gsssss az;;ss5 1870
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
DO - RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s, 1877. f.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s, 1877. rss
THROUGH MAIL.
1888 a. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting at
/. Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and N. W. N. q. Il. r. at
Charlotte with trains Atlanta and
, = lanta, Macon. Jacksonville, Montgome-
rs, Mobile, and New Orleans, aud all
--,rt southwestern points. With &. E.. and
BE. ;, a. r. i. for C0lainbia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURC ACCOMMODATIONS.
9:40 A. NJ, leaves Richnlond daily for Burkeyille,
Farmvilc, Lynchburg, aud inicrnf-
dIate points, making close connection
ut Lynchburg for all southwestern
points. s. .11't' '..'
THROUGH MALL.
S:23 7. a., arrives Richmond daily. connecting
-.I with North Carolina division n. W. y.
g.. i. r.. G. G. and a.. II. r., and
/ Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
e.. way from all southern and southwest
ricksburg and Potomac aud Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS i.
$3.50 L. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch-
burg, Farmvlc, Burkev ille. and all IN
- fermediafe points, and from all SOUTH
western points. .
Tickets sold to NIL southern and sOutiiwcsterD
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace slecping-carS run through between Rich
mond and brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickStS n Ne cd IEoVer
- General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MACNURDo. General Passenger Agent
aD9
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LUMBER DEALER.

~ w. PICKRELL. }.
II WHOLESALEfAND RETAIL LUMBER
DEALER, 49,
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, SOUTH BASIN,
keen constantly fullline OF seasoned BUILDING
[LUMRER; also, SHINGLES, LATHS, and TO.
BACCO.BOX BOARDS. I
BILL LUMBER CUT TO ORDER.
WALNUT, CHERRY, ASH, MAPLE, HICKORY,
CHESTNUT, POPLAR, and WHITE PINE; also,
DRESSED BOARDS and FLOORING kept under
sheds. Z. ~, 80 .a<SflF
Agent for Virginia mandatory OF SASH,
BLINDS, DOORS, and MOULDINGS, which we re.
commend equal TO the best sold In this market, and
at prices much lower than usual rates. The trade
VIII End II 10 their interest 10 examine stock be-
fore purchasing. Can I'LL orders for any Of the
above on short notice. to J. -eod6m,
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uIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE
ASSEMBLY HALL BUILDING.

ASSENISL
will sell ut public auction on MONDAY the 2lst
day of May, 1877. ut $50 o'clock L. d., on Eighth
street between Franklin and Grace streets, the fol-
lowing property, 10 satisfy disress-warrant III my
hands In favorof f. King, trustee rs The Assembly
Hall Stock Company, the building known as the
$40, a. s.ASSEMBLY HAIL." .. 49,.
with all the scenery and other fixtures Of said hall
Sold subject to all the conditions and obligations in
the lease 10 the Assembly Hall Stock Company from
E. King, trustee. Said lease can be seen ut the
office of Grubbs e Williams, Eleventh street be-
tween Main and Bank streets.
TERMS Cash. 7. l.. WHITING,
!. niy l7-4t III. c. G.. II.
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nv j. l.. hpperson,
Real Estate &uctioncer.

A uCTION SALE OF THE LAW Ii
"A RRkRY OF THE LATE JUDGE JOHN W.
IsRotiKENBRouGH, Ill. D..Many Of the books
contain Judge Brockcnbrough's annotatians, ana
May nth, at o O'Clock p. H., at the
office of. j. L. .Apperson, aacdoneer, corner OF
TraMs OF SAln Sums Of $50 and under, cash
above that amount four months time will be given
Persons at n distance or who may Be unable 70
attend can have their bids attended by Inc auc'
tionccr or by West, Johnston 6 Co.
o'" Auctioneer.
To.nHY 70 ,nhich spccidI attention is called.
INV ia - j. l.. APPERSON, huctioneer.
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BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
LOT AND FRAMED DWELLING THERE
on. On THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET
BETWEEN ADAMS STREET AND BROOK
ATESCE.-.As trustee in 4 certain deed OF trust
from Mr. y. Tinsley Pate. bearing date October 22,
1867, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
shall, In execution thereof proceed 10 sell al pub
lie auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY me
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed, fronting 50
feet on the south side Of Clay street, running PACK
$50 feet To an alley having thereon LARGE
ONE-STORY FRAMED DWELLING, now occu-
pied BY MIR. i. Samuel.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of sale and to
nav oil 3 bond for $1,000. with all interest due
thereon and as to the residue of the proceeds OF
sale. such terms as shall be announced ut the hour
of sale. ,,,
THIS property Is located in very desirable neigh
borhooil ". GODDIN.
NH ~ Trustee.
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BY Frank ID. Hill. a.
Real Estate Auctioreer and Agent,
11OS Main street,

SALE OF A. VALUABLE
FIELD. VA. FIVE MILES FROM, MANCHES-
TER, AT AUCTIQN.-By virtue OF a decd of trust
from William c. Mayo to the undersigned trustee,
dated July 90, 1874, and duly recorded In the
clerks Office Chesterfield County Court, default hay
Ing been made therein, and ut the request OF the
beneficiary therein secured, VIII sell ut auction, on
O'Clock NJ, the FARM above mentioned, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF GOOD
LAND. some of 1t excellent timber. This land ad-
Joins the property Of Jesse Whitehead and the
heirs of David Moore, Jasper Clayton, and others,
and lies partly on The Oil Warwick road. and Is Inc
same land conveyed to the said William {. Mayo by
Jesse whitehead and wife. -
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF sale and note OF
5000. with interest from the 29th OF July, 1879
but by consent mere favorable terms may be made
at time Of sale. JOHN S. WISE Trustee.
FRANK d. HILL. Auciionecr. my 16
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Tennyson's latest sonnet in the Nine
teenth Century is on Montenegro. We have
rot seen it yet, but are on the tenter hooks
OF impatience to do SO, to learn what he
rhymes Montenegro with. We had the
same inspiration in regard to the subject as
ALI seems to have had, but our genius did
not seem equal at that time to yanking
.ttree grow" "he grow,o "free grow"
,stsee through" and few similar possible
rhymes into such connection as was destra-
BILE with the burning thoughts we desired
TO express. Dir. Tennyson's had more prac-
tice, however, and will doubtless succeed
better.-1oledo Blade.
1t is not yet known where she lives this
year, but don't let US worry; she will
surely appear in the newspapers within the
next three months. We allude to that far
mers daughter OF seventeen who ploughs
twenty acres OF ground, cuts fifteen acres
OF grain with a reaper and mower, threshes
all the wheat, cultivates one acre Of cab
bages, milks twenty cows every morning
before breakfast, and does nearly all the
housework, while her father lies abed with
the infiammatory rheumatism all summer.
RoTriStoton Herald.
The strange individual, who, in the edi-
torial-room OF a journal, is known as the
neRs-sditor, is now anxiously awaiting the
contradiction Of that battle reported yes
,tarday. This is the way war news Is run.
l First there is a battle, and then there isn't.
Z IL gives an air OF variety to the dispatches,
and keeps up the readers interest in the
r.--Butletirs.
We're you q member OF the army?o
asked the traveller Of the wooden-legeed
man from West Hill. !" Yes, sir" was the
reply was membered by recruiting
officer. dismenbered by q rebel artiiierists
and remembered by o peg-Ieg nannfactu-
:. rer. - burlington IIasoicege. 5:ss5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-18
Lost, sTRAxED. AND FOUND.

T OST, ON SUNDAY EVENING, PRO
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attached is of gold, and has the word Mary on one
side. The finder will be literally rewarded by call
ing at this office. eaa..-.-l. my 1o-ItN
: OST, on Sunday morning the 18th in
i 4 slant, between the Seventh-Street Christian
church and tho corner of Fourth and Cary streets
a BLACK LACE VEIL. The finder will be re-
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