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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-09
A TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

The telegraph informs us that 1t
is evident q secret treaty exists be-
tween Germany, Acp.ria and Russia,
which means that the other nations
of Europe must not interfere in the
war between Russia and Turkey.
II such an alliance exists it is an
assurance that oil Europe will not
become involved in the strife, for
the combination is too formidable
to admit OF doubt as to the result if
England, France and Italy should
all engage on the side OF Turkey.
We thought from the first that
Russia would not take up arms I'M
til she was certain that she would
not be overwhelmed by the alliance
YofEngland and perhaps other nations
with Turkey. 1t is we'll understood
that England at all times wishes to
see Russia humbled, and it seems
that this contingency was amply
provided against before war was de-
clared. There is now a probability
that tho war will be brought to q
speedy close, and Turkey forced 20
give guarantees for the better gov
eminent OF her Christian provinces.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-09
SALOON BILLS,

N-OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IL whom t may concern. th,t W. les
ter l. tn on v lIihp riz G. Hector OF the &C
cnuLis dine At 'lr -aluuu Il the uud,rsi red,
next door o. paqi ,srus.' msst market.
sOHN q kAItfMANN.
Mpy %. is'i
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-09

AayASTEp-rAUY ChNvAssfRS. Az
w dfess %. Bon 20. irltiia city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06
Remedy for Fly In Wheat.

IL Editors Dispatch: hear there is much
"flyV in the wheat that was sowed early this
fall. To'correcG this evil l offer the follow
ing remedy, which I and others have sue
cessful!y tested for q good many seasons {:
Sow OF air-slaked, or Water-slaked, lime one
to two bushels per acre broadcast over the
wheatiin the early morning on the dew. or
over night on q clear evening, when there
is reason to expect dew or frost. AS it dis
solves it will form leg, which will follow
the leaf towards the root, and destroy the
egg or chrysalis OF the fly near that point.
The sower must always sow to,th the
wind. else the lime will be blown back into
his face and eyes and on his clothes. And
lie must grease his hands, face, and nostr.ls
with lard. which renders. contact with the
lime innocuous. 1.-two or more sow they
should SOW en- echeLon, at such q: distance
that the rear shall cast no lime on the front.
| i A very good, but not indispensable, plan
is to use ;-scoops-diminutiyc sugar
scoops--that will hold double-handful. 1t
enables one better to take up and measure
the quantity to be applied. 49,. 81:
This is an application 80 simple and cheap
as to discredit it with the many whe are
often looking to be told "some great thing
I can only say that know it to be effectual
as a remedy, and that in no case can it do
any harm. .g...
As we make now in all OF cismontane Eir-
GINA not more than, II as much as, one tenth
l.of tho wheat we made before the war, it
would seem that we ought to take pains to
get all we can from what we SOW.
49,, III, Respectfully, .. IS.
FRANK G. RUFFIN.
November s, 1877.
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=. BY Frank j. sampson and Il. Il. Taylor, l. -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, -.'
No. 021 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

DUBLIC, SALE OF. TRULY NALUA-
L PATTERNS. TOOLS; &C.;
&C,IN BAIRD'S FOUNDRY. IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, VA. IMMEDIATELY On TIE
WATERING; ANDTHEBTIIL,lDlNGS, A A. TUX
STTEhkkFYs6 ctGPfEp suctEssFuLLY orr
RATED By THE LATE ROBERT BAIRD, AND
decree OF the Hastings Court for the city OF Man.
chester in the cause OF Baird ct ais. rS. Baird ct
ais we shall offer for sale mt public auction. on the
premises. on TuuRSDAf Soyembgr s: is1al COM
mcncing at IL O'Clock y. 3D. the Following valuable
p.Aa'iE large lot Of PATTERNS for all parts Of ma
chnery and Gearing for mills, factories foundrics,
and neutrality-suspicious., WHICH are peculiarly valuable
because they cannot be obtained elsewhere; ''''
SCALES Of different sizes; :. ....,.f.a,..
DFRRICKs, LATHES, DRILLS:
A great variety OF BLACksMITHS' TOOLS: -'-"I
BOLT-cUTTERS and valuable MACHINERY,
and the sIlAFTlNG and BETTING belonging
M t1tTtiSt APPARATUS suitable for conduct
Ing rs.eass and proiltlp4e, foppdrGy and m2ns
TER RES t OF Z. J. BAIRD AND ofHERs IL TIiE
GROUNDS AND WATER-SUPPLY,'un under a lease
Years S t. e Continue, With privilege Of the
sane The FsTTERsSs and MACHINERY are very
valuable, and we invite the special attention OF
millers, moullers, and machinisIs generally 70
This propcrty; and the location thereof, and the
privilege under the lease The auctioneerS WIN 1kS
pleas ure In showing the property anu giving all
necessary information 10 purchaser -. ~. =.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance upon ,
credit of six twelve and eighteen months for up.
proved endorsed negotiable notes, With Interest
added from day Of sale ,..
- :. - :. SOCRATES BROOKS,
DANID.L. PULL1AM,
oc2T Special Commissioners
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Auction SALES.-Future Days
siT0CKs1T HTGTTON.

.
!, Mr.. JOHN O'BR1EN. having decided to travel by
mil next season. will sell without reserve. 10 the
highest bidder, at 10 o'clock AZ sls 81 Circus Camp
Ground, Richmond, 1. :s,oalI1 jitl 81! gai
AND; FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18th
.,d. r-s., -, AND 10TH, 1s77~,.! lire -
the stock used bv p. T. BarnuRs Worlds Fair. sea-
son of 1876, md o'Brienis Show, season 1S76-'GI.
100 WORK-HoRsEs- ~ "Hd'uHf - aosr."N'
LOO, LARGE, BROKE MULES a.Ii :" "f>E'i
M; "A large number Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.,, CARRLkGES BUGGtES,arc I,.ft ;iriii"
H.. A great quantity Of HARNESS &C. ;tyt'eas
t<.;1..,., ALSO, 4 .aflt 1t! Il. Lt.r.y
~ 2 BILL.W AGONs, now in the c!ty,ismtable; Tor
n 'peddiers, which may be seen by calling on
-'!n." O,brien's agents The st: Charles Hotel,
Entire stock may be seen At the Circus Camp on
and after bfonday, November 18th: -.,.,..,,a>-
ToE. BENules toibe sold ON 'THuRsDAY, Horses on
FIsIDAY. and MISCELLANEOUS stuff offered on both
dayg. location of camp to be announced IN future
,ssues.g =; noio-Iotln CAsTLE& DAY, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06
By Chaflln, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucf'o"eers-'
Tenth and Main streets. .sl : Fl.

1TRUSTEE'S SALE OF. F RI ED
Il DWELLING ONTfIE WEST SIDE OF NOR,
RjS STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CaR1
STREETS At AUCTloN;-By virtue q q Certain t u,
deed OF trust executed by w j. 81 Bowa am Wlfa 20
the undersis ncd trustee. dated August 8. lS76 aDd
recorded I'm the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery
Court, d. b. los b. page $50, default having been
made in the paynent OF some OF the nofcS therein
secured shall sell ut auction being thereto required
nv the beneficiary, OH the premises. on WEDNES
hay the 18th day OF November, 1877, ut O'Clock
p. NJ the PREMISES situated on Morris street be-
tween Main and Cary streets, aud bounded rs fol-
lows: Commencing alta point on the west side Of
Morris street feet north or the alley 20 feet wide
which is the southern boundary OF said Bo@e'S real
Is late and running thence northwardiy along bior-
rs street 25 feet aud running back between parallel
lines Of unequal length the fun depth or said Bo~es
property. 80: r...t, -.. ....' fs.--,.,yr.,
means who wish 10 secure home III the Weot End
on liberal terms Of payment.
TERMS: Enough In cssh 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and to pay off d note OF SS5,3S WITH interest
from May /, 1S77; another note Of FS6e9 With
interest FROM August !, 1915, another nntas 81!
$3.50 with interest from November ]. 1877, and
upon the following eiedtts--namely: S9o.2 z paw
a6e February l, 1873; s9l:s2 payae's sy AZ !,
payable November, /. 1875; aud The balance upon
such terms Us may be announced ut the sale,
oc27 CORNELIUS HARRlS Trustee. =
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The Dispatch and its particular friend.
Mr.. 4. G. White, ought both to arise and
protest against this liberty with the Presl-
dents English.-Petersburg appeal.
The State mistake is no worse than yours,
Mr.. appeal. The phrase, ':To refer to per-
sons having been funny without any inten-
ton to hare been," is as inexcusable as to
say that person aoaS funny without any
intention sEto have BEEN" "To be-" the
present inGnitive, ought to be used in such
sentences. Use the. perfect infnitiye cor
rectly, and it ends sentence euphoniously,
as "Jobn was not whipped by his teacher,
but he ought to have BEEN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06
Ey Frank d. Hill,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
80. 11OS Main street.

TA1IBLE'S-HILL BUILDING, LOTS
VI AT AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner l
will offer al auction, on the premises, OH TUES
DAY, 18th November, ] ST., at 4 O'Clock p. NJ,
EIGHTY FEET OF GROUND on east side Of Fourth
street between Byrd and Arch streets, with depth OF
residence Cf William r. Munford, Esq,
These lots are desirably located and The view from
this point charming overlooking the James river for
miles. besides giving a hne view Of Richmond and
Manchester. CANDLES Hill has long been celebrated
us one or the most picturesque and noted places or
Richmond, and there are now very few desirable
building lots be had In that locality Now Is the
time to secure nice lot the owner Is determined
to sell, even at sacrifice. Lots Will be divided to
suit purchasers. ..-..,-..-.-,r.,,.r -.-.-- -,
Terms: One third cash: 5balance in six and
twelve months six per cent, added, and secured by
deed Of trust. '.''''|~ =" FRANK ID. HILL,
no q ..,.,. Auctioneer.
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:. Nine ladies rode tors. prizes 1T, D. ,toufna-
ment in Nevada ten days ago; In order that 9
there might be NO llIfeeting among the COM on
:petitors every one was given a prize. the
isifYer medal was won by a during lady1rom
Long valley, whose horse was almost nn-
broken and plum ed frightfnlly: IEhe!other
riders got teasets, cske-baskets lurs pl Hns
.raff.f Nor. wasi liorse mansbip exalted above
the humber domestic virtues. Prizes were
awarded for the best bread, the neatest sew
ing, and the prettiest ,pillow.shams: one
lady was awarded premium for being the
best-dressed dancer at the Society bail. ';.-"
A countryman stepped up to the box
office at Mcyicker's Theatre few days
since and asked for two tickets in the front
row, "iest as near the mattynay rs we Kin,
Mister, for Iwant to see the hull thing
Chicago Journal. - .,.,t,,r7.ar2 No 7' s.'.1
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on '''h by. Frank D. Hin. .. % 80
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
- .11OS Main strcrt.

COMMISSIONERS SALE; AT, AUG
~. TON OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ADJOINING THE NEW-RESERVUIR PARK.
AND FRONTING ON TIE OLD WESTHAM
TURNPIKE AND HARYIE STREET. IN SID
NEY, AND ADJOINING THE PROPERTY OF
COLONEL SCOTT, IIOYT, AND MRS. ANN G.
MARTIN AND 5OTHERS-By virtue Of am order
of Richmond Chancery Court in the case of P. NJ.
Tabb and wife rs. shapard aud OTHERS May 6. 1878,
will sell at auction ON the premises Part or Bla
don farml, on FRIDAY. November l6; 1877. at 3
O'Clock p. NJ, TWENTY-FOUls AND ONE-FIFTH
ACRES OF LAND, laid OF into lots OF about one
acre each; plat of which win be ex11bite ed at the
office OF the aucionser. These lots will be sold one
acre with the privilege of two or three and as
they lie adjoining onenf the handsomeSt
improvements OF the city, and IN locality destined
at some future day 10 be the most valuable OF SUI
burban nYcslment5-.bould attrac. the attention OF
capitalists and others seeking TO place money where
the quickest returns may be made. Already The
park recently laid off by the CITY has assumed pro-
portions beautiful aud lovely to behold, and the adj
yearly giving to the investora splendid cha nee for
speculation In tic advance which must take place In
very short time. ...... ...
: TERMS One third cash one thir,i IN six months,
and the balance in twelve months,the credit install
mentS to he secured by negotiable notes, win In
terest added from day Of sale six per cent per an.
NUM-. and title retained until the snle confirmed
and deed ordered to be made by the Court.
ROBERT STILES. Special Commissioner.
II ..tuctiOnapr. nos
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
80 by jas: Macdongaii, huctioneer'
Noa1e aoverplnatset.

ELEGANT FURNITURE, Excel
IL LENT CaBPETs. sHo Nv. CASES, HEATING g,
STOVES, SO. AT AUGTlOG.--TH1S DAY. ~ Ivy
O'Clock, will sell at my warcEoems, foS FamiHes
TURE. &C. consisting in part OF ..ti :; ,,,,,
One WALNUT MARnLE-TOP, CHAMBER soit'
One MARBLE-ToP DREssING-cA CHAM
One excellent WALNUT PARLoR SUIT covered
One very handsome and large BRUSSELS CAR
BRIssEIs 1 and SA THRE sf CARPETS in ex-
cellent order:
One MHEELEK. 1 WILSON $50 Sc sEWllNGTM ~:
Elegant ENiRkviSGs and cHRoMes; mossci
WALNUT EXTENSION and ,LEAFcT Bl1Esi
MAHOGANY BEDsTEADS,,B q REATs, and
wAaHSTkNDS: tE.L~nii'J ~ Sihl ~ 80.
HAIR and sHUCK, MATTREssEs+s FEATHER
DAMAsK CURTAINS, CRIES:
CANE and WOOD-SEAT.C CHAIRS;
TIN SAFES, SIDEBOARDS: ...r..l .7s.ji23!,
VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS. GUITARS, &C. ~
Several excellent COOKlNG-sTOvES:'i lI.
Is excellent SELF-FEEDING and other HEAT
ING-STOYES, &C., &c.
/! Consignments received up to hour or sale. ~
:, no 6 q. =. 4 JAS. MACDOUGhLL. Aucttoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06

LIE COMMANDER CAzENEUvE.--"T The En-
peror of Prestigiateurs, LIE Commander
Eazeneuve," appeared at the Theatre last
night to an audience which was quite large,
notwithstanding weather so bad as to lead
to the expectation that there would be very
few present. CaZcneuYe is Frenchman,
and is so little acquainted with our lam
suage that he has to employ an Interpreter
in all the performances where explanations,
questions, and answers are necessary. He
is small and quick in his movements, and
all OF his 'eats and tricks are done
with a rapidity and ease sthat are
perfectly astonishing. Better still, his ell
1ertainment in most particulars is new
one, and as to many OF its features seems to
defy discovery. The cabinet trick-now
grown little old-was done with important
variations, which quite redeem it from any
thing like dizziness. The greatest OF all the
mysteries is the "Double Indian MAIL" in
which Nine. Cazeneuve enters in some in
explicablc way two trunks, both OF which
are securely locked and the inner one tightly
wrapped with ropes. al
Altogether, the performance is wonder
full one: tbs well worth seeing by the in
itiated in the necromancer's arts, and it
cannot fail to prove deeply interesting to
the great general public, which scarcely
cares and never much tries 20 iathom Won
ders such as CaZeneuve is the author OF.
Tonight there will be some changes in
The programme. .t .ae
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'',' - ByJ. Thompson Brown, ,,..,r
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer.
ri'~ ~f- No. Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF THAT
CLARGE PLEhsURE-GARDEN At THE
/ REdK, g LaGER-BEER'' GARDEN," WITH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BEER-TABLES, AND
HOUSES, ALL COMPLETELY virtue OF de-
cree OF the Richmond Chancery Court entered Octo-
Der 20, 1877, IN the aut OF hcNiven and wife rs.
Hoffman, ADMINISTRATIVE, &C.. we. the undersigned,
Commissioners appointed for the purpose VIII sell
NJ, that welLknown and desirable GARDEN ahit-
able in every respect for the PURPOSES for which 1t
Ia now being used-to wit, sale or lager beer, &c
together with all its app,lrtenances DANClNG-PA-
WILLOW, TABLES, HOUSES, &C. :. ~.
This garden, with It's shade-reeS nn1 subSlantiAi
Improvements, consisting Of two NEM FRAME
DWELLINGS, and one BRICK DWELLING; situ,
attract the attention Of those desiring property or
this kind. It viii be sold In three parts:
1st. The GARDEN proper, containing all ahe
shade-trecs, tables pavilion &C., fronting G2 feet on
Blcon- Branch road and about 90 feet en- Poor
house street, thence back between lines nearly para-
es Cd d. II The g. Southwestern FRAME DWELLING.
nearly new. in good order. Lot fronts about 50
feet on Poorhousr street, thence back between para-
I'd. The southeastern FRAME DWELLING; near
ly new. Lot fronts on Po0rhouse street about 20
feet thence back to the creek, being m triangular
shape. '..,
twelve and eighteen months, nesotiable notes 6ear
ing SIX per cent interest, and title retained till all
the purchase-mo paid and CONVEYANCE ordered
by Inc court. 80 :. , JOHN B.-YOUEG, ....i
IT,. ,:r..- r., r,aWILAlAMi HA Al IGa i
- J. THOMPSON BRowx. Nnctioneer. - noe
=; - on, ')hi nv Frank d. nm <'''' '
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beautiful. flowers, ssrom- Asssss. HaETeys
Morton, and Laird; to- messrs. Bcivrn,
Schacffer,. Stacy, aud fIIabliston for the loan
81 chairs; to Mr. Bowers, who has always
assisted us in his line; to Mr.. Hawes ior
his Kind donation Of coal and wood Mr:
Babcock for ice; Mr.. CARRIER Tor tho use OF u
his omnibus; and to all others who assisted
us in any way. --a.f.st :3:tni&i ,,,;, {,
We take great. pleasure in recommenaln :
10 tho public Peter Physick (our COOK anu
catercr), to whom is due 10 great meas u .I'
our success in our late: enterprise nt tue
Fair-G Grounds - I.s$'.. 80 - - RI,
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10. I'D 1 lPor the, nispasch.l .2a".,' l..
Tbe I,atc Gcncrag n. d. forrest.

The Late Gcncrna n. H'
'skta meeting OF the Virginia Division OF
lie Association of the Army Of Northern
Vsrpinia,~heid on Friday evening last,
|conimfttce, consisting OF Generals ~; II.
Maury and J. A. Early. and Colonel h: p.
WRITER'S, repurtctf the -foi.owtug resututfuu
rclativcsto tho dcata:os -GeneratN. For
Resoived, That the Virginia Division OF
the Army O; Northern Virginia has heara
with deep and sincere regret OF the death
of their coinpanion-in-arIns General Nathan
Bedford Forrest. '1st1s
Resolped, That 1t is no less our duty than
our mouruful privilege to- bear testimonyto
the elevated character OF General Forrest
to his conspicuous bravery and genelalshtp
in war, and his earnest and systematic
efforts in the restoration OF true peace and
fraternal relations between discordant fac
tons, and, to complete life, marked and DIS
tinguished in all its relations by honor,
chivalry, aud devoted patriotism. ,.....,,.
RESOLVED, That the secretary be instructed
to publish these resolutions and to copmu-
nicate them to the family OF General For
rest. ...,....4;..
In presenting the resolutions General
Maury said:
"Mr. Prcsident,-On Monday last the
10th of October General Nathan Bed1or0
| Forrest died. No soldier who fought fol
| the rights OF the States was ADLER than For
| rest. .....- ..4;. q, .,.E.,
"He perceived as by instinct the true OBJ
iects of war, and pursued them WITH I'll.
rectncss, energy, and fertility OF resource
unequallcd by any general on either side OF
the great struggle on this continent. 49,
"He was born soldier.as men have been
| born poets. ~. '... -.
"To the extraordinary traits which SO
distinguished him in war be added personal
excellences and virtues OF the highest order,
and when he had sheathcd bis sword and
given his parole no southern soldier did
more within his sphere to accomplish the
peace to- which we have attained than
| Forrest %: -@~ ~. p +; ~ 80.
"Terribie to his enemies, hew was devoted
| to his friends. s.sN,H .pai- .-:i :t.3 =:
"To women he was as gentle and chival-
rous as Bayard, and to all appeals OF DIS
tress as unselfish and generous as Sidney.
:" The most glorious pages OF the history
we are pursuing are frightened by his &C.
MUS and courage. -.
"I therefore move, that q committee OF
two be appointed to- draft resolutions ex'
pressive OF the feelings OF this society on
the death OF General Forrest" -. - -
The resolutions were also seconded by
General Early in a very appropriate and
eloquent tribute to the memory ana SER
vices Of General Forrest. !
The resolutions were unanimously adopt.
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,1a.a.,. ,p.uoasE 1S osASaE. CegSyySgs,

Mnsnx,s ~ 2RAAs,E sA2yNSa}ss
nsrhnnn,, 3 ses, al Stony Ford farm,
thcre "a n beautiful brown mare OF pure,
VIRGINIA S blood which was formerly owned
hv = ninnel Mosby,, tho, famous Confederate
G;,eriiIn. she WINS Mosby,'s favofite saddle
ecomnanion, and. It IS said. was ridden ny
him in active service throughout the iate
war She lost an eye in action in the Shenan-
donh valley. Mr.. Bacbman purchased her
for broodmare, bat, he has never used her
as such, preierring. to make her one o. q
team which he drives about the farm.
Although nearly, twenty; years old, ,t sn 1
steps as. lightly .ps the antelope that Tom
Moore poeticaiIy declared "as gracefully
and gayiy springs as DER the marble courts
OF king. r.. Niddleto,ai, CN. f.) Argus. T,rn
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by Frauk u. Hill. :
Real Estate Auctioneer,
!110S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE, OF DESIRABLE
GRorND on THE N0KTHng,sAss,5s CORNER sSE ky 0s
TftN.-By virtue of deed Of tf1ist DARED dune ~
1875, and recorded ip the clerks ONCE O. Rch,
ir,ond Chancery Court. in D: Bl08 q page 3ys; 10
hanedciarY In said deed default having been made
III The Of eeraa note fhsSeis sseSe sr
S".nmhar 1877. AZ "A O'Clock K. d., ME desirable
isRIt,K SWELLING located rs above described.
The house is two-story and basement, and contains
SIX rooms Lot - By 100 feet TO an alley IN con-
ny" TERMS: $3.50 and Interest from October ~,
1s77 with the expenses0f sale, cash; the balance
addad 1 N''N FRANK ID. HILL,
au Wv. NJ its Trustee.
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pRocEgp1SGs OF THE GRAND jury YES
rERpAY.-The grand jury OF the Hastings
Court met yesterday and found true bills
for felony in the following cases: .'.a..
John McLair, for stealing $500 fromyJ.
J. Montague.
Thomas Huntley, for burning the dwell
inc-house OF John Hundley. .-s
William L. johnson, for second offence
OF petit larceny.
CT. Carter. for burglariously entering
the dwelling-housc OF stephen Hunter with
intent to rob J. y. Crenshaw. George john
son. same offence. t"'
William A. Turner, for breaking and en-
tering the dwelling-housc OF James A.
Richardson in the daytime. Two cases.
Jacob r. Hawkins, for burning the dwell
iur.house Of Hiram W. Tyler. ......,
James Scott, for stealing 80 from the
person OF Timothy r. Stanley.
The grand jury also found true bills for
misdemeanor in the following cases
J. c. Linkhauer, for selling spirits with
out license.
James Cary and Layinia Richardson,
Washington Jordan, Mary Jordan, John
jackson, MolIc Sykes, Joshua Williams,
Jennie Iingleton, Ella Mabrey, and James
Gaines, for unlawful association. .,....
Ella Gray, for keeping house OF ill-fame.
The grand jury adjourned until Wednes-
day .-..... ...--..et
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SALE OF A NICE LOT
Il NEAR THE CORNER OF. SIXTH AMP BA-
KER STREETS, NAVY HlLL.-By virtue OF GER
tain deed Of trust to tho undersigned as trustee,
dated March ! D, ST., and recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court In j. b. 1l0 G, page 1861 WIN
proceed to sell, upon the premises being required 50
10 do by the holder Of tile note therein secured de-
fault having been made in the payment ofthe snneG
on WEDNESDAY,. November !,lSI7, at ~ O'clock
twenty feet from the southwest corner OF Sixth
and Baker streets, and running southwardly along
sixth street thirty one feet nd running back eighty
SIX feet The property in this pelghborhood has Of
late greatly increased In value. and those wishnga
firstcass building lot will do well TO attend The sale
TERMS: Cash az 10 cNpenscs ofsalc and sufficient
to pay of note for 9592 with co.ts and interest
thereon from maturity until paid; balance upon
terms 90 be given ut hour OF sale 81. - 80
&C SO-uo1 1855 r.r RIA. hlEAGHER, Trustee,