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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-24

a. SrUTTZ s. COMPANY.-Willb be in
+ midst again on Saturday Night, 31st
liant. at which time will be presented,
popular play EAST LYNNE or THE
(opEMENT. 1t is useless for us to pass
Iconiums on Suits Company, as they
we'll appreciated in this community.
Iubtless q crowded house will greet their
kurn. See Advertisement.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-24
PINNPLES.

will mail (free) the recipe for prepar.
ing simple Tegetabte Baim that will re-
move Tan, freckles, Pimplcs and Blotch-
es, leaving the skin soft, clear and beau
tiflll also instructions for producing a
luXurant growth of hair on ii bald head
or smooth face Address, Ben. Nandelf
X Co., Box 5l21, No. 5 Wooster ST., New
York. Jan. IL, '77.-:5m.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-24
bltst :telieiaua Sentinel.

An old saying (and not altogether an
|true one) is, "a pany saved is two earn
according to this two saved is four
kred. and in purchasing an organ II
!, con save $50 il is as good as 500
rned. which would goa great way to-
r,ls the purchase; you can do this by
1,;nc the Star ParlOr Organ. See adj
|yytisment in another column, and send
|. circular and price list. ly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16


AS hydrophobia has been raging among
their valued subscribers, some OF the Bos-
ton papers are inclined for once to consider
the convenience OF human beings. The
Globe says: "We have, in fact, something
OF q weakness for dogs, and do not like to
see them severely or unfortunately dealt
with, but we have to admit that the human
race is perhaps the superior" 't-r
The present Earl OF Eglinton, whose
father presided ut great Burns festival in
1874 and delivered an eloquent eulogium on
the poet, says: 81 beg to say that have
had the bad taste to neither appreciate
Burns's character nor poems, SO, under
. these circumstances, must beg to decline
subscribing towards the proposed monu-
ment at Kilmarnock.o
Snow is the time," says the Herald, s'to
set out false bair." Does this mean q re-
yiyal OF the old wig party dorchester
Democrat.
Boston women are protesting in the
columns of the local papers against the
practice OF Boston gentlemen OF smoking on
the public streets.
a Tennessee girl, pretty and in her teens,
has patented q combined harrow and stalk
cutter.
Sir Charles Dixie says that Niagara is ter
rible and beautiful, but not sublime.
Louisiana has been pacifed, but Anna
Dickinson Is still on the war-path.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
ijy Robert Is. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtiOneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEEY SALE OF 4 HANDSOME,
l. ATTRACTIyE.LA AND EXCEEDINGLY WELL
CONSTRUCTED FIRST-CLASS FOuR-STOR1
DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING, NO. zoos CLAY
STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS, NORTH SlDE.-As trustees named In n
certain deed of trust from P; G.. Warwick, Esd.
dated May Is, 1874, of record In the clerks office
Of the Chancery Court OF Richmond, IN D; u. IVA
c, page .3S5. we shall, in pursuance OF said deed,
and by request Of the holder OF the second years
date for the sum Of $3,S0S, default having been
the premises, on TUESDAY, May %, 1877, at
o'clock p. NJ The aboye-described beautiful and
magnificent RESIDENCE, now occupied by Miss
Charlotte. G. Temple, containing about fourteen
rooms with wide Hall through the centre, and built
in the best manner and of the cosfiest material.
The stable has capacity for two horses and car
rageS, aud Is well built. All the most modern I'M
prorenents are In the house, and The Yards are
handsomely laid Off with fine shrnbbery. The LOT
fronts LOG feet ON Clay street and runs back 10 i
wide alley. ,..t..
TRIMS: Enough in cash TO pay. the costs Of sale
and TWO OIL. the notes named In said deed-to-wit:
One for sos, due May Il, 1876, and the Interest
from November Is, 1875, till paid; the other
note for 81 o. 2 falling due May If, 1877. and the
interest due thereon from that date TO day OF SAFE
and upon credits 10 the residue OF purchase. mt
Eney rs follows: for s4,216 TIL May IA, 1878;
$4.42O tn May II, 1879, and as to the balance
npon such credit as will be named ut sale BY Inc
granlor, or In case OF his failure, by the trustees
". II, LYME.
mss ;sfsslr .tgsSi A. X. COURTNEY, I Trustees
myi 80, JOHN HOWARD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
by Grubbs 81 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and .tuctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE At THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CARY
STREETS, AND THREE BUILDING LOTS AID
JOINING. AT AECTIDN.-ln execution OF deed
of trust dated April l. S74 nd recorded In Rich
mond Chancery Court, i'll ID. b. 104 b, page 800,
being thereto required by the creditor secured we
will sell by auction, upon the premises. on FRIDAY,
May 18th. at 5 O'Clock p. ~, the late RESIDENCE
of John Freeland. deceased, situated as above.
1t Is large, subslantially-built,a and expensiSriy-
finished residence, with every comfort and modern
convenience for u largo family. The rooms and
halls arc large hgll-pchcd. and airy, and enjoy An
advantage Of southern breczes, which cannot be
INSTRUCTED. The out-bnildlngs are numerous and
complete and the grounds very attractive.
This property, SO complete III all lis arrangements.
and situated in pleasant nei@hborhood, within l
few minutes walk of The post-othce oilers UNUSUAL
advantages to business or professional man. with
the dwelling will be sold, II desired the adjoining
LOTS In the garden fronting about elghty-two and
one-half feet ON Fifth street; otherwise those lois
will be sold separately. ..,..
The plan Of this house Il such rs 10 admit OF It's
being very conveniently divided into two desirable
and in This View II offers unusual induce
ments TO builders and others who may not desire so
large house as II now Is.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash, but as
1t IL absolutely necessary that the property sIa DC
sold, In order TO offer strong inducement 10 phr-
ChaserS we are authorized to state THAT the TERMS
desired NAV be one fourth cash. the balance at one
two and three year., with Interest payable SEMI
annually, and secured by deed Of trust;
r.. .- 49, -" JOHN HOWARD,
Trustees.
GHupEs C WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
By Frank d. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and RuCtiOncer,
.. 1lOS Main street.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L RROOk-AvENUE PROPERTY AT AUG
TION-By virtue of deed of trust from William
G. Luck to the undersigned trustees duly recorded
in the clerks office OF Richmond Chancery Court,
in Deadlock 107 b, page sos, and at the request
of the beneficiary therein secured, will offer at
auction on SATURDAY, May &c, 1877. on the
premises, at $ O'Clock r. NJ that NALEABLE
BRICK STORE and LARGE BRICK DWELLING
attached, with the LOT fronting on Brook avenue
about 1872 feet and having depth of about los feet
(morc or less).
This property was long occupied by John Clash as
a grocery and feed-store and Is admirably adapted
for that business. 1t has recently undergone repairs
and IS now in good order.
s625 with interest from January 8, 1877: 1928
payable January 8, 1878; $G25 payable January
s. 1879; 1925 payable January s. 1880; ana me
NAV direct. Taxes for 1877 TO he paid by the pur-
chaser. FRANk ID. HlI.l.. lTrustccs
INV la JOHN G.. SHAFFR.5 't"'~-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
Ey Grubbs K Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AnciiOnccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 LARGE
l. NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS On LAL-
REL AND CHERRY STREETS. BEIMEEN
CUMBERLAND AND ALBEMARLE STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-In Part execution OF 4 deed oil
trust from Lewis i. Ilarrie and wife to the subscri-
bers As trustees. duly recorded In Richmond Chan.
cery Court iA ny thereto required by the holder on
the notes secured. will sell by auction upon the
premises. respectively, in the order named below
on MONDAY. 2lst May. commencing at :! o'clock
p. NJ, the follo1in. PROPERTY conveyed 10y said
decd. to wit: =.
SEVENTY FRONT FEET on the west side of
Laurel street between Cumherland ahd Beverly
streets and adjoining st. Andrews chapel:
TWO HUNDRED AND SINTi-SlSE FRONT
FEET ON the west side of Laurel street between
beverly and Alhemarle streets:
SIXTY FRONT FEET at the southeast corner o.
Cherry and Beverly streets; and
SIXTY FRONT FEET on the east side 81 Cherry
street beginning sixty feet north OF Alcemarle
street. ,,
These Lots run back from 80 TO Ia feet 10 ALLEYS
IN common 20 feet wide. and they will be snb-dvid,.T
and sold In such lots parcels nay be desired by
bidders. =.
They are situated In the centre of l very i'm
proving part of the city, with the srcct-rar railroad
on their front on Eaurel street, and oicr about rs
safe AMI profitable al Investment. ut present prices
as can he found In any real estate in this city.
TERMS: The decd authorizes 4 sale for about
81 800 cash. but it is probable that arrangements
may he made TO allow to purchase rs the usual terms
Of credit. J.. ". MKl bbs;
myc1Ol2Eti Trustees.
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lkor :Ne rispaich.l
asOnesyaaY's I.nst Battle.

,Mong In, gloomy wurs OF tho WILDERNESS"
The enemy's ar,nylay w..
The ann had set II, the distant West.
Ali nature seemed 10 DC AT rest,
~ AZ the cio,c of bright spring day.
u,t coon n, those woods the cannon's loud roar
WIN burst on the enc,ny,s car: ..,rr If sbr,l
MILLS n, S Of swerds. and the Wild southern sell
Will MI him with dread aud wath lc"r'
For jackson with nftccn Thousand men ~
, TpE nSics more and hci knock at The door
In the roar of tho enemy's camp, an" p'"'
Ills Veterans into their ranks
scc tbcrc they come, that nobc pHn"
az warriors tried and trGe.
whose ynIisnt deeds will ever stah" !.
FIRST in the annals Of that iand 80 ro,, '
Where they fought for Inc anu '""'
And now WIFI the force of thindcr-oo''
They rush against the roe,
And hike torrent that bursts Its banks,
Thcy tear asundcr the enemy $ rahSs'
Dealing death at every blow.
The manic stricken Fcderals break,
And in Wild disorder fly;
While close behind the sou,hrons press.
Making the depths Of the Wilderness
Resound with their battle-cry.
(hgRQtrOuS
Seemed 20 threaten the lani ecs anew
While thc battle appeared already won. .
And the scuthcrners thought that their work
Win in only iys tho Coo to pursue.
when there suddenly lcapcd from the woods IN front
4 scything she ct of fire, ,,,,,
Which tore through the ranks OF The " Oid hrlgaoe
And among the advancing columns ma"c
Destruction great and dire
Thcy waycrcd moment, and then with yell
THAT rc-cchocd FAR and wide.
They charged right INTO x Wh unerrns aim
Huge openings thron.h their side.
On, on they rushed, through shot and shell,
Up to the cNnnon's mouth:
But hlany beneath that tempest fcii' ,,
While the kissing balls rang ont their kncil'
AS they died fur their Sunny Soush.
And now they have taken the guns, and theioe
Where. VcIicd by The darkrning shades Of night,
.ihey again prepare for desperate fight,
Though again to encounter defeat.
XII.
Tho sp;rit of Stoncwall is stirred to its depths,
Aud his eyes, like two meteorS bright
Arc i1ycd on the gloomy forest tina. hides
| The Federal hosts and their movements Des,des'
From his eager and anxious sight,
TmDatiCut to see Wncfe Tue enemy liz,
lie galloIS beyond his lines; ,
Nor rcins i'm his Sc ID till their dim lines he secs
Posted behind n breaStwork of trees,
And screened by the thicS-grown pines.
XIV.
| Then Quickly back to his men he rides
To lead them against the foe;
ryt The darkness Is great and fatal mistake
Occurs that throughout tho fair south VIII WANG
The deepest distress and woe.
XIV.
For lust rs he ncars the Confederate van,
| From their serried columns Is sent
| A yolley and MORALLY wounded falls
| The Chieftain, struck TO the ground by Da'ls
| For the lurking foeman meant.
XVI.
| Sud WIS that fall for the Southern I" Cause"
| And heavy blow IL Lee:
Better the focman had won the day
| Than Stoncwal should be thus snatched away
In the arms of victory.
april, 1877. CHARLES r. DoNAhoH.
patriotic verses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
By Frank y. Hill.
by Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Auciiorecr aud Agent,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
FARM IN TUE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FfEtb SH VA. FIVE MILES FROM MANCHEs,,
TER, At AUCTIQN-By virtue Of deed Of 3 trust
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
The nremi;es. on MONDAY, May 2S, 1877, at ~
O'Clock, NJ. The FARM above mentioned containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF GOOD
LAND, some Of II excellent timber. This land ad-
Joins the property of Jesse whitehead and the
heirs of David Moore, Jasper Clayton, aud Others
and lies partly on The old Warwick road, AMI Is me
same land conveyed to the said William &. Mayo by
jesse Whitehead and wife.
: TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses Of sale and note OF
10 40 with interest from the 10Th of July, 1875
hut BY consent mere favorable terms Inuy be made
at time of salc. JOHN S. WISE, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL, Auctionecr. Ely1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
By ". tiOdIlu,
by ". GOdmn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner Eleventh apd Eank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DIV ELL
i ING AND STOREIIOUSE, BLACKSMITH
SHOP. &C. WITH FOUR LOTS-TWO FRONT:
ING SEVENTY-THREE FEET TEN INCHES on
THE EASTERN SIDE OF TIE
AVENUE, OR S1REET.JuST OUTSIDE OF TIE
CORPORATION LINE. hNDTWO LOTS ERoNI-
ING SEVENTY FEET on THE WESTERN SIDE
OF FULTON STREET.-I'y virtue of two deeds OF
trust 10 re rs trustcc-onc bearing date the 18th day
of October. 1874. and the other on The 25th day of
April lS7G-to secure certain negotiable notes
therein described, and default having been made In
the payment Of the said notes, and being required
TO by the holder thereof, shall proceed 20 sell
at auction on the premises. at o'clock z. NJ. on
SATURDAY the 10th Of May, 1877, the PROPER
TY above described. There Is on the premises i
well of excellent water. 4 fertile garden, with large
dwarfpcar trees and other frutrces, grapes shrub
berry. Sc.
This property. from its location, be recon-
lncnCci rs choice business place and In the hands
OF person oil energy profitable business can be
readily established
nv IL W. J. MAYO Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
AUCTION sALEs-Fmtnre DAYS.
'''''. 'z'z.a BY Robert b. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1910 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HIND
" SOME AND DESIRABLE THREE;,,sSTI,o,Rt;,T g,
BRICK TEMEMENT, No 70, rr 9h rHE I EnSp
AND NJ STREETS OCCUPIED ~ JOH a. XXI;
DWELLING, No. -, on NlNTH SLhEE IN NE nt
NJ, OCCUPIED BY G. N. WILLIAMS. Esq: ~ ~
AUCTION.-In pursuance OF TWO oecrrss oi ts
Chnncery Court. In the suit of Bright rs Masn and
ats, the first entered on the 14tn u1J OF April:
1877, and the second entered on inc Ztn "a! VI
May. ST., I'm the cause, we' tile uliucISHhcu,
special commissioners therein appointed; win pro-
coed to SELL upon the premises, c0mneIGims =. .ie
Tcnti-strcct house, on TUESDAY me 2gl ,1 gay OF
May, 1877. n. O'Clock i. NJ. the tESrL ~, az
scribed In said DEGREES. First, tilat nice SlN.h
BRICK TENEMENT, occupied rs above descrlned
containing eight rooms; Kitchen; gas, wafer, NC.
with LOT 81 by 100 feet deep: and immeulstey
thereafter the BRICK DWELLING no; -. on si,g
street. occupied by Mr. williams, contaTns hDca n
feet. Each house has an Iron verandM uln ao
porches, and for renting purposes yleiulng COCO
per cent offers good opportunity 10 purcasels "
secure property conveniently locator 10 DusincsS
TERMS under the DEGREES VIII nc one loartn III
cash residue upon a credit OF SIX, we've, anu
clgh teen months, with six per cent interest," adoe 10
notes and title retained until all the purcIase-no
ney Is paid and conveyance Is orderea oY'he court.
-. A. H. SANDS,
A. X. COURTNEY,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
mvlf Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
I,y W. GodCiin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncor,
,crnur If Etrvruth and Bank street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L SUBURBAN FARM OF IS G56.lo00 ACRES,
PARTLY in THE CITY OF RICHMOSD. l.I-
ING TO THE WEST OF THE MARSHALL
RESERE OIR.-By virtue OF i dcc11 OF trust executed
10 the subscriber by Mr.. Lewis T.. llar'le ana
wife, bearing date 18th April. 1876, duly recorded
Shall, in execution thereof, proceed 70 sell ~
public auction. on the premises. on ~ ESDAl
the Sth Nav. 1877, at O'Clock L. u. f ialr: II not
on the first fair day thereafter, that Truly ALI \.
BILE PROPERTY. located as above with NEAI
COTTAGE RESIDENCE thereon, now in the occli-
nancy of Major John =. Iarvie. Jr, containing rs
6jG-1 900 ACRES. the greater part Of which /, Ter
tile and lies well for cutirat1oH 1t adJoiHs the alus
of SIcsSrs IIaNall a. Brothers. DIR. Thomas Ioi!iru
and Others and part of which lies With the city
line OF the Marstali reservoir and being added 10
which would make il an extensive and ATTRACTIVE
city park. The deed requires that thc salu
tract shall be sold subject 10 ! prior decd OF
trust to MeSSrS. Wellington Goddin anu Robert Il.
Howison. trustees ito secure debt u DR.. W. .hcrc-
iith, his assigns, amounting 10 s6,oUu' WIN All
Interest III urrear.l upon the following crmS-VlZ:
Enough in cash to tiefray cIp enScS or sale ana 10
discharge 4 negotiable note for 81 600. WITH inter-
est from LIST April, 1877 and 10 the residue Oh
such terms the said Lewis E. llarvie or
SHALL prescribe and direct OH their failure 10
two years for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by deed OF trust. The special attention OF
capitalists and others is called TO this very attrac-
tive and VALUABLE PROPERTY.
ROBERT y. LYME, Trustee.
RICHMOND. 25th April. 1877.
request it. the trustee would the said tract 10
be sblivided into such smaller parcels As might nc
deemed advantageous: otherwise, the farm VIII DC
sold rs whole. lklSfEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY ". G0ddill,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LOT. AND FRAMED DWELLING THERE
ON. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET
BETWEEN ADAMS STREET AND EEOOk
AEENUE.-As trustee IN certain deed or trust
from Mr. y. Tinsey Pate, bearing date October %,
1857, duly recorded in Richmond Iltlstings Court,
Shall in execution thereof, proceed to sell at pub
24th of May 1877 at O'Clock =. NJ, the REAL
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed, fronting 90
feet on the south side Of Clay street. running back
ONE-STORY FRAMED DWELLING, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Il. Samuel.
TERMS: Cash rs to the expenses or sale ana 10
thereon and rs to the residue OF the proceeds Of
sale on such terms shall be announced at the hour
Of sale. ,,,,
THIS property Is located In very desirable neigh
borhood. W. Goi'DiN,
NH IA trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
by Williams s. Gibson, Auctioneers.
GALE OF THE. ELEGANT MANSION
SITUATED ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NEE OF GRACE AND FIFTH
STREETS, .,
LONG KNOWN AS THE RESIDENCE OF
ABRAHAM WARWICK DECEASED,
NOW OCCUPIED DY GEORGE LEE, ESQ.

In pursuance OF the provisions of "A deed Of trust
dated The til day of October 1875. from Peter G..
Warwick and wife to George a. Barksdalc aud M:
self to secure the payment OF certain notes de-
scrbcd In said deed of trust, WILL acting trustee.
on THURSDAY Me 18th day OF May, instant, ut 5
O'Clock r. NJ. on the premises, sell at public auction
all that LOT, PIECE. OR PARCEL OF LAND
lying mt the southeast intersection of Fifth and
Grace streets fronting Grace street cghty-ciyht
feet more or less, and running back one hundred
and lilly feet, more or less, to All alley.
This property, for It's location, construction. and
fnlsh and In all other respects. Is one OF The most
elegant and desirable private residences In this city
Terms: Cash for al amount sufficient TO icfray
le expenses of executing this trust and to pay Off
mole for $3.50, with costs of protest. and interest
$3.50 c:.ch-he first payable October IL, SIT, the
other six mt intervals Of six months thereafter; the
sum of 81 900 to be paid the 14th Of October
1880; the residue to be paid 1T such period As shall
DC announced ut the time Of SALE all deferred pay
ments be secured by decd Of trust on the property
=. II. GIBSON, Trustee.
Williams 6 Gibson. AmctoneerJ. my l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
By Frank j.. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
L HOUSES AND LOTS on FIFTEENTH BE
TWEEN LEIGH AND POPLAR ST Z EFT 5,
SEAR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD DEPOT, AT AGCTiOS.-By virtue OF q
deed OF trust dated aIay 2. SIG. and duly recorded
in tie clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court.
In Deadlock 1OS C. page 2SG. AMI being requested
so TO do by the beneficiary therein secured VIII ,e
O'clock p NJ the property therein described as fol-
lows: All that LOT OF LAND on The west size
or Fifteenth between Leigh and Poplar streets;
with a front of "A Gig feet, with TWO FRAME
TENEsIENTS. The houses contain about four
rooms each, are In good condition. and we'll rented,
twelve months six per cent. interest added.
FRANK u. HILL.
,nv7 Trustee.
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AUCTION EALEs---Fu,ure DAYS.
By Goddin, Warren C Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. RESIDENCE AND FARM IN THE 1MMEDI,
ATE VICINITY OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
by virtue Of deed Of trust executed by william r.
Richardson on the list day Of July. 1870, and re-
corded In the clcrk's Office OF Henrico County
Court | shall, as trustee under said deed, sell
on THURSDAY the gath day Of May, 1877, at
O'Clock r. NJ. on The premises, ut public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder. all that TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND on which the late
General william IT,, Richardson. once, resided.
lying and being In the comfy Of Henrico about
three and n half miles above the city Of Richmond
and bounded on the north by The Wcsthain plank
road, on the west by the land once owned by Wei
lington Goddln on The south by James river. and
the east by the land once owned by John A. and
Alexander Is. Hutcheson, and containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-TwO ACRES, he The
same more or less. On this farm Is BRICK
DWELLlNG-HOUSE with six rooms, anl d brick
Kitchen and 4 wooden barn and stable
Most OF this land Is very good, and about twenty
acres ore low-grounds and exceedingly fertile.
About twenty Of it consists of fine grove Of
trees 1t is also believed that this land has On It n
valuable quarry Of granite.
TERMS: Cash rs TO $1,000. Terms of payment
for all over $4,000 will be made known on i,e day
Of sale. THOMAS J. EVANS
my l-Swl &4Sdf6td Trustee.