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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

E; / By W.iGoddin.
Real Estate Agent aud AuctioEeer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF THIRTY
CTWO AND ONE EIGHTH ACRES OF FARM
ING LAND IN HENRICO COUN1I.. HALE
MILE NORTH OF THE CORPORATION, ON
TIE NORTH SIDE OF THE RuA I1, L TX ING
FROM THE BROOK ToLL-GhIE TO TIE ~
tho Chancery Court Of the city Of Rchmond' enter
colts administrator rs Dnrracotf. &C. We Tor one OF
usl ril as special commissloners thereby appointed
on MONDAY the ! 9th Of August. ST., at 8 O'Clock
T.. NJ, the, REAL ESTATE located as above, pur-
made tn this case on the 18th of June, 1872. con-
sistng Of THREE LOTS, numbered "a. and 8, on
plat and survey filed with the papers In this cause
the former containing TWELVE AND ONE
EIGHTH ACRES, aud the two latter each TEN
ACRES. -
These lots are in an excellent neighborhood. and
are quite contiguous To- the FAIRGROUNDS.
TEENS: One fourth cash: balance al six. twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes. interest
added, and title retained till all of the pirchaSe-mo-
ney 10 fully paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court. THOMAS j. EVANS.
VI. NJ. GILLIAN.
au2 . .,- Suecial commissioners.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


TWO VALUABLE FARMS ON THE
i MEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD HALE A MILE
NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE AND TWO
THIRDS ACRES. KNOWN AS Ivy GLEN"
AND MOUNT C0MFORT,n FOR SALE-At
tile request Of Mr.. F. H. Dcane, Jr.. executor of the
late Dr. +. Il. Drane, deceased, offer for sale these
TWO VALUABLE FARMsIthe former CO nirI1
one ACRFS-to be sold as q whole or separately,
or divided into smaller parcels. ranging from twen-
tyfve to thirty.one acres each, according to re-
cent plat Of survey to be At my office. These
two farms have comfortable buildings on them, and
are now occupied msrket-gardens tby the Messrs.
Tiller), for which purpose they have long been
famous. They extend from the east line of The
NeadowbridQe across the Chesa peake and Ohio
railroad within half-Inilc Of the city limits. AS
suburban residences, markct-gardens, or dairy
farms, they possess advantages unequalled by any
other places In the vicinity Of Richnent. They are
In full view of Richmond, with easy access by the
beautiful Second-Street avenue As the executor Is
anxious to sell the price and terms will he made ac-
commOdstng. Apply to ". GODDIN,
. jy l9-Tb&S4T '' Real Estate Aucttonetr.
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BY J. l.. Appcrson.
Peal Estatc Agent and Auc.iOncer.

TWO PRETTY LOTS ON WEST SIDE
Il SEVENTEENTH BETWEEN RICHARD AND
BALDING STREETS All AUCTlON.-WHl he
sold. on the premises, on SATURDAY, August 4,
1877. at 81 O'clock T. NJ, the abovc-descrlbed very
desirable LOTS, fenced in, and sha'!e-trees on the
front and south side. Well Of irst-rate water. Each
lot fronts ga. by so feet.
TERMS :: One fourth cash: balance at four. eight.
and twelve months, for negotiable notes. Interest
added, secured by trust decd. .
AT the same lime will be sold TWO GOOD
HORSES and TWO DRATS
j. L. APPERSOS.
iy2S Resi- Estate AucliOucer.
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RAILROAD LINES.
- RS:Ss15XszQ - - q
DICHMOND AND DANV1LLE RAIL-
II ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY. JULY s, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JULY s, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
NO. 172S a" EnTss, HeaSnHS sfis@s
... .s u. 1925 Z. VI. Greens b,ro' $3.50
I r; H aS.S ssl'.e;sr rs 2 + 4 r. VI"
w. ''' " " salisbury $50 4; 81, Greens.
i lo:s5 Z. AZ r.. n Bu2se *. iy" 29s
..s.-,-s.a r. ST.. and Richmond 443P.M.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No a-3O:5O p H.. leaves Richmond: arrives NJ
Burkcvjlle 1:4l A. 81. Dsr.
,,.... ., r. $50 i. NJ Salisbury II :o5
A. ", and Charlotte 1916 T.. NJ
No. 4-5e5 I'm, leaves ChSrl9lte !, asri,ss a.
... hurry 1875 r. NJ. Danv,lie 1924
" "A. H.. Burke.ille 4:43 A. ~.
+ ' ' - and Richmond TAI A. II.
ryScHBITRG ACCOMMODATIONS DAILY.
No 81 900 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily and ar
" ,r.~'.s3 rlyes at ,BurkeviIe At 1922 =.
H.. connecting with ti9 A., ".
4 o. X. X. for all points In the
asn southwest and the varpu,
springs and summer resorts on
the line Of that road. ....
w efo.1O p ". leaves Burke lie d2ily aDl
49, r,vcs at Richmond nc 3:12 +.
NJ. connecting with A., 81. e
q. X. II. from all points south
....... and southwe:t, aud firm the
.rs- various springs and 81 III rncr re-
sorts that road.
vile. Kevsvllc. BRACES Brunch, Roanoke, Glove:
Boston, Scottshurg, Barks6ales, Dundee. lanYillr
Rcidsvic. Beuaa. Greensboro, ThouasYiile, sails
bury China Grove. AMI Airline Railroad juno
ton. , A.,
Trains Nos. / aud 2 connect 1T Dundee with the
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro. Tor IA
leigh. Goldsboro and intermediate points with y.
C. railroad. At AIRLINE junction with Atlanta AMI
Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte with Char'o''r
Columbia and Augusta railroad To and from AL
points North and south. ,
Trains Nos. 8 and will stop NJ all stations AMI
connect III Richmond going North and south WIN
the r.. F. & Z. 4. r. for Washington and oil points
North aud West and with TIE {. 4 -. H. H. Tor
l;reenbrier White sulphur and other SPRINGS IN
West Virginia. At Greensboro WITH the y. Z. ana
n w y. G. railroads 10 and from salem y. -, hi-
leigh and Goldsboro, aud Intermediate point.
At Salisbury with Westcrn y. {. railroad, } hr,
trains run daily on Richmond ana l)anvitlc rai,-
road and connect as abovr, except g"lhg norm
on Sunday morning and going south on MONDAY
S1ornlug, Trains making ihl- connection run Hoiy
ous Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac an!
Chcsapeake and Ohio RAILROADS except sunday.
Trains on y. ". y. G. railroad run from Greens
boro' to Salem daily except sunday ami from S;'cn
10 Greensboro daily except saturday
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points and baggage checked through.
Local tickets arc good only FOR continuous passage
between the points named on the tickets No lay
over checks Will be given.
WV r. NJ. Il. TALCBIT.
General Superintendent
JOHN X. MACNCRDO. General Passenger Agent.
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BY =. s. seabury, Auctioncer

VALUABLE PLANTATION WITHIN
ONE NILE OF PETERSsBuRG; IA, "a: ;,1 %
THE TURNPIKE IN CIIESTERFIEInC COUNTY
At AUCTION. on THURSDAY TIE 20 or
AUG UST, 1877. AT OCLDCk L. M:-Pursuan'
to n trus-tlred from Joseph T. Mason to the sub
scriber. duly recorded, shall. on the day and ut the
hour named on the premises. offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder that VERY DESIRABLE ARM
known rs ..Wakcfield, near the city of Petersburg
formerly the home OF Joseph r. Mason.
This Is as valuable plantation rs any within ten
miles of Petersburg. There are 605k ACRES OF
LAND Of excellent quality. pretty much all fenced
considerable amount OF wood upon the place
which is well watcred.
The DWELLING Is n large and commndious OIL"
built OF the best lumber Easements. closets, ano
every convenience: Kitchen. stables. barns and al
convenient out.houscs upon the place. plat may
le seen mt my Office. For an ndr-' rious business.
man a more desirable purchase 'Soud not soon bt
made. i -.t "
TERMS: One fifth cash: balance nj one and two
years purchaser to execute negotiable notes wei
endorsed cal rving interest from date. and title re-
tanned till paid for. A rls-dcc'i If required. Pur
chaser To pay tiN,.S Tor 1871.
Petersburg. Va.
pS SRABrRY. Auctionccr. Iy2l-codtS
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in ST. Louis the rioters carried about the
streets o banner with g Bread or blood.
Down with the capitalists. = The gamins
followed suit, will, d huge paper inscribed,
- We don't want bread. We want cake and
I pie, or blood e .se. 3s.s
Professor Swing paper, The Alliance,
B says Of the ReY. JOSEPH Cook, that he com.
pines the theories Of the philosopher with
we sgotistn Of an old father talking TO his
Y ml'nren. and seems q rare combination OF
esf william Hauail ton aud Peter ParieY.
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DEpARTURE or STEAMERS.

T1OR NEW YORK.-Thc Old NsTS
T. Dominion Steamship Company Is .xssz1ses,
teamship WYANOKE, Captain COUGH, VIII sail
FRIDAY. August 9, at 10 O'Clock A. "
Freight received until 9 O'Clock \. ~.
Through bills CT ladng signed anu goods FOR
r,rJed with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New Iork' slZ' ro"ho-t''p ''Ae''
goa Storage, Sc and 80.
For freight or passage. Apply 70 o ,,,.
G, W. ALLEN & &C.. Agents.
.u1o. COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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HAND SHAKING.-Much has been said OF
what some papers term the vulgar practice
of Misunderstanding, when some distinguished
suest is presented to the people. We feel
sure that the people greatly enjoy The privi-
lepe, and il the person. who has to 60 through
with the aff1iction does not complain we do
not see why those should who can be intro
duced to him in private and shake hands
with him at ease. But the practice OF hand
shaking in general is neither vulgar nor to
he discountenanctd. " We wish it. were ten
fold more in practice. There zig no act
which expresses SO much OF fraternal feel
ing, and puts strangers and ceremonious
people so much at their ease rs hand-shake.
we do not mean 9 cold, three finger, drop
down shake, but good, warm, hearty grasp
OF the hand, accompanied with o How do
you do; Glad to meet you"; while the 'cx-
preston Of the face gives emphasis to the
greeting. ..N'.' -. -
We have been as a stranger to some
churches, anG, going in and coming out, we
are met with stately, tlignified nod and
bali-suppressed g How do You do ?"-no-
thing more, week In and weeG out, from
minister down TO sexton.a We have been
to other churches where every one who
could reach you would offer his band,
with the remark, .. You are a stran-
ger. sir, but I am glad. Ito see
you.v IL we were to select a place of
worship it would be OF that church, no mat
ter what its creed. We once heard boy
say. g like the minister; he always shakes
hands with me-" Now, Il some OF Our cold,
formal, church-going people would only
I have a revival OF Misunderstanding we feel sure
1t would be means OF filing up their
empty peWs, II it did not provo means OF
gTGce.-- Golden h,tle.
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nIE Z FL c S

I'VE TICS atnss
- FOR INFANTS AND INvAL1Ds:
s5PAPoAA,or ENTIRE wHEAT-FOOD;
HUBBELL,s PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
EESJLE's LACTEOUS FARINA,
HAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD.
~ X. q MS MALT INFANTS FOOD,
FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES ARABES,
sAVORY% q iO0RE'S INFANTS FOOD, FL
PREPARED BARLEY, ,#t''
SCOTCH OATMEAL,
BERMUDA ARROWRO0T.
PREPARED RfCE-FLOUE, @
50 IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT, 49,
EXTRACT OF MALT. r4s-''3
I soslht MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
my ~ 919 Main street.
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RlCHMOSD AND PErERSHrEGi
RAILROAD COMPANY.
fNOMMENCING JUNE 10. 1877, trains
~ on this read will run a follow:
- LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
7:25 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connrct'ng
for Charleston, Augusta, Columl't. "A
vannah. Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and Southwest ::
also connects al Petersburg with NE
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lynchburg farmvIe, ani Other
local stations OH that road, making
same time IL by any other line. ihIs
train stops onlS III Manchester AMI
l:10p.M., ACCOMMODATION daily tcxc'p:
sunday. Passengers taking this train
will make cI~=. connection at Pc''r>-
burg foI Norfolk, and 1T Norfolk VITA
splendid Day-liue steamers for Ealii-
more, Philadelphia. and New ! Oh,
and win the Old Dominion steamer
for New York, stopping AT al regular
STATIONS on signal
$50 r. a., FREIGHT daily except sunday, WE
coach attached.
1855 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily tc,ccri sun
dayl, connecting for Weldon ltArir!'
Wilmington. and Charleston. Pullman
slecplng-car for Wilmington and the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 a. NJ, THROUGH NAH. dziiy Except >rt-
day., connecting with Richmond, trcG-
crcksbury an0 Potomac railroad Tor
... all points North. East and West.
LILO A.M, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily irN-
ccpl Sunday With passenger coArA a.
X. taclled
3:54 p, NJ. THROUGH MAN. daily. connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
.. and West. Also, making close c"nnrc-
tion with the Chesapeake and ono
railroad for the Virginia Springs aud
ali points North and West. This train
stops only al Manchester.
u 10 7. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN d2ily except sun
day., with passenger coach attached.
This s the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. --.r..
Passengers for Glover iii connect NJ ths''''
daily, except Sunday.
7T SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond At Q A. NJ. and $50 =. NJ.
-. 4 every sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appomattox depot.
ie9 ,t.. A. SHAW. Superintendent
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BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody 4 RoyalD.
.... Real Estate Agent and Aucioncer.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF NINTH AND
RAINBRLDGE STREETS. IN THE CITY OF
MANCHE ESTER. ON THURSDAY, AUGUST Q,
1877. AT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON TIE PREMISES.
By virtue of deed of trust executed to the under
signed ny Edward Gallagher and wife, dated Deem
Der &c. 1876. and duly recorded in the Hns ings
Court CLERKS Office for said city. Book, volume
. page 2S7. and being required so TO do by the ben
efciarics will sell III public aucfion. on the day
above referred 10, the valuable HOUSE and LOT
coruer OF Ninth and Bainhridc streets. The lot
fronts 50 feet. and back 20 feet to an alley 10
feet wide. The building contains four rooms and Il
passage. This house has been built within The last
in good order and was built OF the best material.
Parties wishing 10 see the property before the day
of sale will call OH the auctionecr.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses OF sale
and note Tor 5000. and interest thereon from
April 10. 1877: balance upon such terms rs Will be
announced at sale. AUGUSTINE ROYAL.
TX 23.2G.2SSAMl.2 IrliSiec.
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BY ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioDecr.
Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 1.-TWO VA
OLUABLE PARCELS OF real. ESTATE ~
DUVAL'S ADDITION. NEAR TO BROOK AVE-
NUE.. THE ONE CONTAINING THREE ACRES
AND THE OTHER SEVEN ACRES.-As special
commissioners appointed by decree Of the Cir
cuit Court of Hcnrico. entered OH the 9th July,
1877, in the case Of keck against Bauer, &C.. we
shall proceed sell, at public auction on the prem
iscs, on THURSDAY the Cd Of August, 1877, at s.
O'Clock +. NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
Keck ami wife to John 4. Boyer, trustee. and con-
sisting of the following LOTS In Duval's addition;
adjoining the lands OF John Wickham's heirs and
others-viz., LOTS Nos. 200 and 210 in Dnrafs
addition: the former containing one acre and the
latter two acres: also. SEVEN ACRES OF LAND,
with L large FRAME DWELLING thereon, for
merry owned by William Booth. On the two for
mcr lots there is a spring of pure water. and a
large frame building, once used as disiilery The
foregoing property is in an improving locality. and
is we'll adapted for marhet-gardens. The location Is
also well suited for an Ice house. I've. %,
TERMS One Conrth cash: balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added. aud title retained till all Of the purchase
money shall hcpaid and conEeTance ordered by the
court: ....-.r'; ROBERT STILES.
.r..-.... EDWARD y. CANNON,
tv2S Special Commissioners.
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OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT:
- - RrCIISloND. June 22. 1877.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after SUNDAY. June Oath, trains will run
OH this road ~ follows: ,., 10.
S:O7 A. M. leaves the Byrd-Sreef station ,a,s ,fS-
cept Sundxy), connecting With the b~i
fIInore and Ohio aud baltimore ana
.s- - 80! Potomac railroad. due at Wasf1ifRic On
-.. mt lilo r. NJ: BaltimGre Mt 3:lu !.
H.: Philadelphia ut $3.50 L. n. Ne"
York at 1915 z. NJ.
5.O5 - NJ leaves Bvrd-Sgreel, station tfaly arrlE
ing at Warrington ut $3.50 J.. ~
baltimore at lI40 =. NJ; Pbiladel-
nha nj $40 A. 81: New ork at go .
... An Through sleeper from Rl:il-
inond 10 New York price OF berth. 81,
AID p, 81. INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN, ioI
-, Junction Leaves Broad-Street stAtpt
,.... daily (Sundays excepted}.
ZOO A. NJ arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
'''0- leaves New York at SOB the nr.fr-
&. e.. s.'.- ding evening"; Baltimore al l1:33 +.
.- .. NJ: Washington nj 5S J.. Nj.
l0:45 P ~ arrives nj Byrd-Streei station hly TEX.
ccpt Sunday. Leaves New YORK ~
2i5 4. NJ: Philadelphia At l2:05
l.. NJ: Baltimore at 3:15 7. NJ; WASH
ingtnn al $50 j. II. -., t, Ed.
ao5 i: n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
Co., " at Broah-Street station daily tSun-
Z. T. D. MYERS,
, General Superintendent
,...-e.. G.. A. TAYLOR,
ie23 General FreiEht and Ticket Agent.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.

r .ANDS-FARMING, MINERAL, AND
TIMBEPED; also. CITY REAL ESTATE. for
Virginia Land Guide. .....
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT. AND REPAIRED ON
THE INSTALMENT PLAN.
.......... GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
ie e-eod - a.. zoos Bank street.
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Gy Robert E. Lyme
Real Estate Auctionccr.
So.12l2 Main street.

SMALL DETACHED FRAME DWELL
- ING AND LOT. No GA. WEST SIDE OF
TlIlRTIETIt STREET BETWEEN LEIGH AND
NJ STREETS. CONTAINING THREE ROOMS:
KITCHEN. WELL OF GOOD WATER, SC, FOR
SALE RY ACCTiOH.-By request of the owners
shall SELL upon the premises, al o'clock i. NJ. on
MONDAY the 9th Of August, 1877, tic above pro.
perry. II will certainly he sold. and blI gain Will
be had Please attend sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance ut three, six,
and nine months. six per cent. interest," with notes
negotiable ana decd of trust.
ROBERT i. LYME.
M l-o.iSG AuctiOneer.
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DILL AID Ell = II | 4, RICH sEgsFTH
L MOSD, AND NORFOLK STEAM s s5kz
SHIP L1EE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PReNl,
DENCE. BOSTON: AND ALI. NEW ENGLANSL
STATES, THREE TINES WEEk.-untll iurhel
aotiec the OF this line will make tr-weck
trips. leaving hilad-lphia every / Y ES pa
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,. con-
Meeting at Providence With Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston. and by orr Fall River line fol
the same city ria Cape Cod. landing at old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer. .,:
2t25 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents.
No. ~ South Wharv-s. PEila,lclphis.
D. ID. G.. MINK. Agent.
NY II No. 29 DefonsIlre street. BOSTON,.
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By Richardson 4 Co..
UN ItIOIltI " NVs-
Rca, Estate Agents and Auctioneei
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING on THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENTY EIG HTlI STREET. THIRD HOUSE
NORTH OF CLAY STREET, BY AUCTION
By virtue the provisions of certain decd OF trust,
bearing date the 23d day Of April. 1875 from the
crantor therein named to the undersigned trustee.
duly recorded in the clerks office Of the Chanccry
Court Of the city of Richmond. IN Deadlock 105
&, page 200. to secure the payment of negotiable
note therein mentioned shall az trustee IN sa sal
note, sell by auction, on the premises. on THURS
DAY, the I'd daYio August, 1877, ut O'Clock L.
NJ, the REAL ESTATE described In said deed con.
sisiing OF a desirable TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING. in thorough repair, containing five
rooms: Kitchen: and lot 32x126 feet, with al
ley in the rear 12 feet wide; OH the cast side OF
Twenty-elghth street between Clay and Leigh
Streets. ~ ..r -
TERMS : Enough to pay the expense Of executing
this trust and to pay off the sum OF - 600 with In
terest thereon from the 21st Of April 1877, Is re-
CURED in cash: but the following terms may be
giver-to wit: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, ncgotia bic notes given for the de-
erred pa! lnents with Interest added, and secured
~ 2s j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee
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as,xiIsfiFaiiTIlt1iilNsi. 'giXIEts.:Tl,t. Day.
.z Et4s - by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer'
1912 Main street. -

TWO LARGE BRICK STABLES,
WITH DWELLINGS OVER EACH,
OCCUPIED ny HENRY WATKINS AND A. II.
.."" BROOKS, ,r. XII.
SOS. 1929 AND 1895. on The SOUTH SIDE OF
... =. FRANKLIN BETWEEN GOVERNOR -
,.r., AND FOURTEENTH STREETS: ~ 81,
AND TWO LARGE BRICK FOUR-SToFY AND
wELL-BUILT DWELLINGS
OST1IE EAST SIDE OF LOCUST ALLEY
'.rf BETWEEN FRANKLIN STREET
'''' f., AND TOBACCO ALLEY, .:.,... 80
CONTAINING ABOUT T:WELVERoohs EACH
:. g3.lf q. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. t"i
- ~ r :: Gt"rl-.t:. - i. ....
At the request of the executors of the late L. T
Slnter- decreased Will sell upon .ne nE h, pi
PROPERTY. on THURSDAY the "a day OF An;
gust 1877, at O'Clock =. NJ. the above-describe
VALUABLE PROPERTY. Each Stable {leids an
annual rent OF $500, and for livery business INC
arranged us to accommodate large number OF
horses and vehicles In most advanlageous way
Each stable has LOT f24x9O feet, Win alleys DOTH
side and rear.
sell those TWO VERY LARGE FOuR-STORY
BRICK DWELLIEG-HOUSES described ABOVE
each containing about twelve rooms. ana are IN
irstclass order, and conld be mage pro on az Co oy
renting out. Each tenement has Il front OF 20 icet
and back about 125 feet tn an aleF In TIE rear
Special attention of canil aliss and those seeking
paying investment invited to the sale OF ths truly
TERMS: Viii be extremely liberal. and made
known at hour Of sale. ROBERT Is. Ia NJ,
" 81 Ancnohter.
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GENERAL HISTORY.

Now, In Jamestown.
they were all in cOIn5us-
ton. the strongest pre-
pairing once more 10 run
away with the piunacc.
which, with the hazard OF
his life, with sakre, fall
con. and musket shot,
smith forced now The
third time 10 stay or sink.
Some no better than
they would be had plotted
with the President the
next day to have pnt him
to death by Leviiical law,
tor the lives of Robinson
and Emry, pretending
the fault was his that led
them 10 their ends: but
he quickly took such or
der, with such lawyers
thai he laid them by the
heely. till tie sent some Of
them prisoners 10 Eng
land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULY VAL
Il LIABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON THlR-
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN DECATUR AM,
STOCKTON STREETS. IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER. V.i.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from
c. VI. Amos to us. duly of record in the Hastings
Court clerks Office for the city CT Manchester, Va,
in Decd Book No. 2. page OIL being required so to
do by the beneficiary In said deed viii SELL on the
premises, the desirable HOUSE and LOT now occu.
pied by said Amos on THURSDAY the 9th day OF
August, 1877, at 6 o'clock L. NJ.
The house has five rooms, and the lot fronts 135
feet on Thirteenth street. commencing ut The corner
of Stockton street. and is located in of the most
healthy. respectable. and dly-mproving portions
Of the city.
TERMS: The deed requires cash sale. but more
liberal terms may be announced on the day OF sale
by consent Of parties Interested.
jy3O JOHN j.. TAYLOR, :