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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-30
A Card.

The ladies of Centenary Methodist Epis'
copal church desire through this medium to
offer their most sincere thanks to the officers
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad fol-
kindnesses shown them while arranging
for the excursion recently made over that
road.
To General W. C. Wickham, Mir. c. Me-
Farlane, and Captain j. c. Dame. they owe
much Of The success of the excursion; and
they gratefully acknowledge the many
courtesies and kindnesses OF which they
were the recipients.
They would also say they are under many
obligations to Mr.. II. Paynter, OF the West
crn Union telegraph office, as well as to the
Dispatch, State, and Daily German Adrer,
tiSer for favors shown.
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MOZART HALL-CAsTE.-Only a fair, but
q very fashionable, audience attended the
opening OF Ford's company at our beaufi-
full Mozart Hall ias: night. The play was
"Caste,'' and the characters were we'll sus'
tanned by MeSsrs. Hoey, Taylor, WaVerly,
and others, and Misses Joyce, Mahon!, aho
Herbert.
The stage accessories and appointments
we're very beautiful, and Manager Wyatts
full-dress corps OF ushers were as attentive
as could be desired. Tonight the sterling
comedy of She Stops to Conquer" VIII
be presented, and we hope to see Mozart
Hall crowded. It should not be omitted tc
saw that tue music OF the Mozart orchestra
was feature OF the entertainment.
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The County Canuass.-Mayor Chiles and
Mcssrs. Attkisson and Lynch spoke al
Glover Hill Saturday night. The two first
named have returned home, and report the
prospects Of their election good.
4 large number OF election-tickets, headed
.sThe Peoples Conservative Ticket" and
bearing the names OF William Ambers and
Joseph l.. Taylor for the Legislature, are
being circulated in the city and county.
Persons who have not paid their capita
ton tax and desire to do so can pay it to
the Hastings or County clerk. They are
authorized to receive and receipt for the
same.
Republican Convention No. ., to nomi-
nate candidate for the Senate, is announced
to meet in Manchester to-day. Colonel VIII
liam i. Giddings, Ballard II. Edwards, and
Samuel +. Maddox, are spoken OF in con-
nection with the candidacy.
The Republicans seem to be in as bad
box about their senatorial as the ConserVa-
tiyes are in regard to their legislative noml-
nations.
One OF the Petersburg papers says
" Chesterfield county is blessed or cursed
with multiplicity OF candidates for legis-
latiye honors. There are seven In the held,
and only two can be elected. The vote OF
the county VIII uouDtiosS NC nueu Wv oSo
among them, but we hope the Conserya-
tives will stick to the regular nominees OF
their party"
A meeting in support Of the regular Con-
seryatlye candidates has been called on the
Public Square for Friday plight at O'Clock.
Mayor Chi!es, A.,.C. Atkinson, and proba-
bly, George p. Lynch, will address the meet
ing. Other legislative candidates are in
yited to attend The meeting and participate
in the discussion. Every arrangement will
be made TO make the demonstration rous-
ing affair.
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BY Chatlin, Staples II Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctio"ccr>,
Tenth and Main streets.

rI'RUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAN T. d
1 DWELLING; on TIE WEST SIDE OF NrE-
RIS STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS AT AUCTloS.-By virtue Of a certain
deed Of trust executed by ". j. : Bow" anl wits T.
the undersigned trustee. dated August 3. 1876 AN!
recorded In the clerks office ri Richmond thancc-y
Court ID. B. los b.. page 4s5, default having been
made in the payncnt al some Of III" notes therein
secured, shall sell II auction, being thereto required
by the beneficiary. on the premises. on WtDNEN-
DAY the 7th day of November, 1877. ~ O'clock
p. NJ the PREMISES situated on Morris street be-
tween Main and Cary streets. aud bounded As fol-
lows: Commencing 1t Il point Oh the west side 81
Morris street 2S feet north OF the alley 20 feet "lh
which Is the southern boundary nj said R""-> real
estate, and running thence north~ardy along Nor
ris street rs feet, and runnin. back between parallel
lines of unequal length the full depth at SAIL Bowcs
This sale offers attractions In persons Of Limited
means who wish To secure home III The West I'm!
on liberal terms Of payment.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pav the expenses 81
sale and to Day of note OF SS'i.3S with ihi"r",t
from May !, 1877; another note al aH6?9 MN
Interest from August ]. 1877: another note 81
$3.50 with Interest from November i. is ~. M!i
uDou the following crrfits-uam"ly: :9o.2l par
able February j, 1878: S9l.S2 pagab" May !.
1878: S93.43 payable August !, 1875; s"5.of
payable November l. 1873; aud The balance upon
such terms as may be announced II The SALE,
oc27 GORNELItiS HARRIS, Trustee.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tur CASE OF HoRr--ISAlL REFUSED
tobrr G. 1877, y. G. McCloud was shot ano
t;llcd in Chesterfield couEty by William F,
Uor6. Hord surrendered himself to the
Richmond police that night. October 10th
he was brought before Justice Hewlett, sent
on for further trial, and committed 10 la'i.
October 1ath his counsel, Messrs. George
.. Wise and David l.. Pullman, brought the
accused before Judge Clopton on writ OF
hobeas corpus. After hearing the testimony
and the argument OF counsel the apphca-
ton was denied and the prisoner recon-
mit,ed. Yesterday llord appeared pciole
Judge r. r. Wexford. OF TINS CITY, Oh u
second apniication for bail. lie was at
tended by the sane counsel rs above. Is.
A. hancock. Esq. appeared for the COM
monwealth. .,.,, =,
'Tbe attorney for the Commonwealth OBJ
icr,cd 70 The jurisdiction OF the court on
fhn Ground that the case had already been
viewed hy court with like powers and
privileges. Judge Wexford oyerruled the
objection, as it was not claimed that the
prisoner was illegally held. but that the case
was simple application for bail.
The testimony was then heard, and the
case submitted without argument. Judge
Wexford refused the PRAYER OF the prl-
soner, and he was rcmanded to the custody
OF the iailer
uord has been confined in Richmond jail
for convenience in anticipation OF this sc.
cond application. lie will probably DC
taken out to Chesterfield Jail to-day. His
trial takes place at the term OF the Circuit
Court commencing November 18th.
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By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Auctionccr,
HOS Main street.

SALE OF DESIRABLE
l. BRICK DWELLING AND Lot ~,
GROUND ON TIE NORTHEAST CORNER or
Tf1Y-Bv virtue Of deed Of trust da,e1 t,n AZ e.
1876, AMI recorded in IN" clerks 0tlic" NJ P,rh
mond Chanccry Court. in ID. Il. | OS {. page 2o3 IN
the undersigned trustee, and al the request Of Tho
beneficiary III said deed ttrault having been mad.
in the payment Of certain note therein s.curcd
will sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, I'm
November, 1877. at O'Clock +. NJ the desirable
BRICK DWELLING located IL above described
The house Is t"o-storv aud basement, and contain,
six rooms Lot 81 by 100 feet 10 m alley In com
mon ten feet wide.
TERMS: $3.50 and Interest from October TO-
1877. with the expense, OF sale, cash the balance
In SIX ana twelve months, six per cent. inrr,-,,
added. FRANK -. HILL,
oc II Trl.,.,,
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4 Merited OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr..
william L. Farley was presented by his fell
Iow-workmen OF the Marshall Mills with an
elegant pair Of gold eyeglasses. The oeca-
sion was the retirement Of Mr.. Farley from
the service OF the above-named company.
He roes to take charge OF the carding-rooms
in the factory at MechanicsvIle, in Chester
field county.
Mr.. Farley was at one time superlintena,,
ont OF the. Old Dominion cotton-mll's, ana
on his retirement was the recipient from t Ing
employees OF a handsome watch. -, $780,,
lie is q gentleman OF great worm anu
popularity, and at the Conservative primary sn,;,
election few years since came within lew
votes Of election to the City Council against
his expressed will. He carries with MN a. on na
his return to his old home the best wishes
of n host OF friends.
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BY Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate aucllonccT,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" ANDLOT ON THIRTIETlI STREET b.
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREtlS Al
AUCTION-In pursuance of a decree Of The chan
cery Court OF the city of Richmond entered "n IN"
24h day Of October. 1877, in the suits OF Jones ~
Jones's administrators ct ais. and Jones admins
tratrix u.s. Turner &C.. therein pending, The uni,r-
signed rs special commissioners viii sell al pliplc
auction, on the premises. on TIL RsDAl 10" lStdiy
of November. at ~ O'Clock r. NJ. The mot II ana
LOT above described, belonging IL the '>ta'" nt
james Jones. deceased, and now occupied ~ Mf.
George W. Jones. The lot fronts AN icct on mr.
teth street and runs back the usual depth ami ha
comfortable frame dwelling thereon. and all ncc'-.
sary out. houses. The above sale Is made at The cost
OF George W. Jones, The former purchaser WHO Lt'
failed to comply with the terms al sale. 49,.
TERMS: One fourth cash. residue upon cr""lI
of SIX twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable"
notes. legal interest added from day OF aal ann te
title retained. ClASIAiN NIL
oc of 4. X. COURTNEY.
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The Presidents Vist.-Thc rumor OF
presidential visit has put all OF our citizens
astir. The cleaning up OF "thc burnt dis
trict" commenced yesterday. The pro-
prictors OF the sold Tavern" the Chester
field House, the Central House, and the
"Dew-Drop Inn," are all anxious TO enter
tain the presidential party. The Manches-
ter Grays will review his EXcellency IN
undreSs uniform. 1t is proposed TO aud
Maury Cemetery, the Westham Granite.
Works, and the West End, to the list Of
places to be visited. II he comes the free
dom of .sthe free State" will be presented,
and the people will turn out en- maSSe.
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nc 2G.20.a0&NnYl.2.3
BY }. THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
No. 1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT on ADAMS STREET BETWEEN
CLAY. AND LEIGH STREETS:-By- y, virtue g 20 OF a
ary. 1871, recorded In the Richmond Chanccry
Court d. B. 92 4, p. s71 TO the undersgnedas tr'ls-
tee and whereas default has been made IN the paw
mct of one of the negotiable notes therein secured
and being required so 10 do By the holder thereof.
viii sell upon the premises on MONDAY. E3yen N
her 5lh. 1877. At o'clock L; N; th I, LOT or
wing and being in the city OF Richmond. on The
east line of Adams street between Clay and Leigh
streets fronting on Adams street 80 feet and rHu-
ming back between parallel lines 49, feet trorc ar
less) TO an alley IN common | . feet wlc-it being
the same real cstat. conveyed 10 said Cox BY T. +.
Humphreys and wife by deed Gated January 3.
1871, and recorded In the Richmond Chanccry
Court Office.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and s34 0 SO,
with interest from April 6, 1876 10 date: and the
balance such terms may DC announced at sae.
Z. W. GRCBi;S, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionccr.
&C OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .2.3.5
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BY Robert Is. LYME.
Real Estate Auctloncer.
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE GRIST-nfILI. AND LAND At
TACIiED THERETO. IN 1lENRICO COuNTI
RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEW CENTRA J.
TURSPIkE.-By virtue of decree OF the CIRCUIT
Court OF Henrico entered OH the 10th day of No
vcmbcr, 1871. III the suit OF John Turpin's eXecu-
tors rs. benjamin W. Roper's administrators and
others, the undersigned, as speciai commissioners
scs. on TUESDAY the 23d day of October. 1877, at
~ NJ, that portion Of the FARM on which tile late
Benjamin w. Roper resided at the time of his death,
aud described In the papers In said suit rs the Mil
tract, containing II $4,000 ACRES more or less
on which there Is 4 GRlST-MILL with good water
power and has an excellent country trade.
TERMS: Cash rs to sufHclcncy 10 pay cost ana eS-
penscs of and cost OF suit and rs to the residue
upOn credit of one. two and three years, with le-
cal interest thereon from day of sale: the purchaser
10 execute bonds with good personal security LOT
The deferred payments, and the title TO tic retained
until all The purchase-money Is paid ana convey
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
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4 LONG CHAsE-STOLEH CHICKENS RE
covERED.-Ycsterdav afternoon about {
O'Clock Policeman Hulcher observed col
ored man coming out Of an alley near tho
store OF i. i. Stokes &; Co., on Thirteenth
street near Cary. with two baskets OF
chickens. He pursued the party down
Fourteenth. and thence up to Main street
The man ran around Fifteenth street TO-
wards Franklin. The chickens were drop
ped in an alley on Fifteenth street between
Main and Franklin, and the thief finally
ESCAPED FROM the officer. The basket con-
tanned fourteen fine chickens. They are at
the First police-station for identification.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1919 Main street.

TXECUTORS' AND TRUSTEES SALE
~ OF a FRAME STORE AND DWELLING on
TIE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH. WEST OF AND
RICHMOND.-In pursuance Of decree OF the
Chahcery Court of the city Of Richmond, In siIisof
Lggan Us. X. l.. Brown and I. William Peln6crton,
executors and trustees under the will Of ". b.
Jones' deceased, entered the 24th day OF October
1877. will proceed TO sell. upon the premises on
SATURDAY the Sd day of November, 1877, at A..
O'Clock p NJ. the property described in The decree
rs 4 FRAME HOUSE and LOT. containing about SIX
rooms, &c. The lot IS l5X- 1ect.
TERMS: One third cash residue In six, twelve
and eighteen months, SIX per cent. interest added
and title to be retained until all the purchase-none,
is paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
x. T.. BROWN, -
T. WILLIAM PEAfBERT0N.
Executors and Trustees.
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THE RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY
some months ago employed an experienced
nan to instruct the boys in the asylum (al
who are large enough to make cigars,
while not in school. There are quite
number in this institution who can be EN-
ployed part OF each day. They are man
l,iacturing cigars at prices ranging from
SIS to SO per thousand. Mr. William
Walker, who has purchased the privilege to
sell cigars at the Fair. had large supply
made by the boys. and has given them the
privilege to sell them all over the grounds
Look out for the orphan boys with their cl'
CARS
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DUBLIC SAL E:-N \ J. Z 4 j. ~

DUBLIC SALE.-N 4 J. U 4 i -
i STEAM MILLS FOR GRlNDISG 81 Mh ,,I
PARIS cCRN AHn rEA VIZ FOX Ssi sAFr
LOUISA MILLING AND MASEFACTIlIIN KIM
COMPANY. having determined to close thclr nM>l
ness, offer for sale their valuable pttLe, n th
Chesapeake and OHIO railroad sXty-i"o nc' lr"n
Richmond and fourteen miles from Gorhohs,tir'
having been erected new only SIX years ago ana ,lt
establishment was up To July Isl In active 2i% ,i
lion. The mil! Is three story frame sms D.i |I9
forming 4 +, also covered with Tin. On me WIN
The mill. and attached, Is two-and-is-ban .'"r!
frame warehouse l5O13O, capable OF stor''is III
hundred tons sllin;c: courthouse. Kitchen, barA-
sheds &c In the engur-hOnsc IS a he'er-lhi!''S
we'll yielding an ample supply OF wafer 20 run , ~
the machinery, even during pr0trac'ra rl
another well ON the premises, kept ~ rtscrf. ~.
machinery includes 4 rhirty-horsr power portable
engine built by Talbot sons, RicniHonn; III ~,
feet order: Suinac MIL III good repair WITH tNS a.
tnchmcn,s comnlctc-capacity. Two tons In twelve
hours: Bark MN tkeystone ralferhb III W." h,nS
order on door lite with raliroad-capac1 L,i
tnn. .y. Corn SILL four. foo, ESopus Stoiir'' "i'
hniti,,. acknowledgements. one hundred bushels
In twelve hours: Plaster Mil, fonr-fo"t trcnch
blirrs with cruShcr coInplctc-capacty' h''cc" WIS
II is seldom that such opportunity i "htrcn 10
purchase 4 manufacturing cnncrrn c"hr."t,W an =.
ready for business W In all rs uranus prr'" ~,
The ;,,n many have always found i uarkct f"r ~:
their productions, and their brands of Sniae Ill"
Bark Stand 4 No. in all the northern cite. .,,
Persons Wishing TO engage In Il safe anu prIL'a'''
business recurring only moderate capital 90 ~
vited to INSPECT the property: and fuli n2F i''''''
will be given by addressing the under>iSnrii. ,r.r,
Uses, on MONDAY, November IL, 1874 a. -
O'Clock u.
Al the same time and place viii IL of,r"t inr ~ ~.
s,Indry TOOLS and FIXTURES. inrludihs tht
BANKS SCALES. II AI- aud CAl l.E-o''ti't>
of the largest size aud Improved patcrr ON -, 49,
Also, 10 tons BEST Blue WINDSOR ihN7
For terms or any other information, WHICH VIII "e
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A CALL on TIE REGIMESTAL COLONEL
Last night the Richmond GrayS Company
A). Captain Bossicux; "alker Light Guard
Company b.. Captain Il niord; and Com
pany +, Captain Miller, headed by Hess
nich's band, called or Colonel Bradley i.
Johnson at his residence, west Franklin
street.
Addresses were delivered by Colonel
johnson, Colonel John \. Sloan, and Cap
tain 10. Lane Stern. After the speeches
the party were entertained in the most hos
pitable manner.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonccr,
1879 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF THREE
v NICE AND NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS,
WITH GOOD LOT TO EACH. SITUATED -, oN
NEW OR TWENTY-FIRsT STREET BET ,v,lIGS,
SHORT AND PLEASANT STREETS oha oUoa
of the Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond, In
the cause of Ronntree Rountree therein penning
mon the premises at public auction, on TUESDAY
NEXT, the 3Oth day of October, 1871; a az as
O'Clock r. NJ, the property described I'D saa uscrec
wafer. &c. Each house is in very good repair, ana
contains four rooms and have goon nroh,s ana
yvell but and are occupied by Messrs. Walford,
Flournoy, and others, and at all tunes coinlh'ho
good rents. , , ,,.o.
ut four eight and twelve months, with six per cent
interest added to notes and the title withheld until
all the purchase-money IS paid ana conveyance
ordered by the court. ,,,
RoRERT 3, LYME, AuctiOneer. OCH
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THE THEArRE-MAzEPPA.-M Miss Fanny
Louise Buckingham opened at the Theatre
last night in .Mazeppa with her trained
horse James Melville. The acting OF Miss
Buckingham, Sam Ferguson, the comedian,
and other members OF the company, was
loudly applauded. Mazeppa will be re-
peated tonight, and the house should be
full. 1t should be borne in mind that this
il an entirely new version OF Mazeppa.
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,,,;,o. from, Midlothian. Just about the time
~ The onening OF services difliculIy
W on,enced between a young man nameu
Wn1.r1der and two youths named Harrls'
Knives were used, and McGruder was SO,
riously cut. The Harris boys were reported
rs slightly injured. McGruder was c ..aa
yeyed to the residence OF Mrs. nah III .mo
vicinity, and last night MS conu,Iaon T AID
,"t Ic,rn fine origin OF the difficulty.
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PERSONAL---VERY. Mcdaniel, OF New
York, the well-known thurman, passed
throug Oh Manchester yesterday on Visit 10
his Broadrock farm.
Edward w. Moore, OF the Treasury De-
partment, Washington, is in the city, Inc
guest of his father-in-law, ex-senator VIII
liam r. Martin.
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Lunatic Received. Sunday Robert
Brooks, well-known white citizen Oh o.!
Chesterfield, was received at the Manchester
fail on the charge of lunacy. Mr.. Brooks
condition is violent in the extreme, ana
commission, consisting of Justices Martini
CLAYTON, and Hewlett will, it is expected,
act upon his case to-day.
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MILITARY ELECIIoS.-At q meeting OF
Company G, First Virginia regiment, held
last night, Lieutenant \. NJ. Tomlnson was
elected captain uice J. II. Parater. resigned.
Second Lieutenant George S. Stokes was
promoted to first lieutenant.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Doys
fly Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr
1919 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
Il NEAR TIE CORNER OF SIXTH AND EA-
tain deed Of trust 10 The undersigned "a ,rr.s,.
dated March 10, 1877, and recorded I'm Richmond
Chancery Court In ID. Is. ITO G., page ls6. viii
prsceed to sell upon The premises, being required 81
10 do by the holder Of the note therein secured ls
fault having been made In the payment Of the sane
on WEDNESDAY. November 7, 1877, nj AZ ocl6>k +
L. ~, all thar certain LOT Of LAND beginning
twenty-one feet from the southwest corner of y XII
and Baker streets, and running southwariiy a0ry
Sixth street thiryonc feet, and running back cigy
six feet The propftty in this ncgfbnrhDo,l has ~
late greatly increased In value. and thoa wishing n
first-cIass building lot will do well 10 attend the sale
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses or sale and .ui.cI,u,
10 pay off note for 9592 with co~ts. ana inicrr,
thereon from maturity until paid; balance MON
terms 10 be given 1t hour OF sale.
oc 3O-no1, 1855 II. 4. MEAGIIER. Trustee
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BY George s. Nashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlonccrS,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVI-
i DED ONE.FIFTH INTEREST IN EIGHT
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, no OF y. LA !; I'D
RIVER. IN TUE COUNTIES OF CHESTER
FIELD AND P0WHATAN.-As trustees in Ger
tain deed Of trust dated 3Oh day OF January. 1877
and duly recorded, given to secure two notes OF
$500 each at six and twelve months. and being re,
uured to execute said trust by the holder OF the hrSt
Of said notes. default having been made In the pay.
Incnt thereof, We shall, on SATURDAY the Sd day
of November, 1877, at II O'Clock a. NJ, in front OF
the United States court house, In the city or Rich
mOn proce ed to sell said undivided oncffth inter-
EST in the valuable estate known as "keswick.n
containing about EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES iore or lcss), lying on the James river In the
counties of Chesterfield and Powlatan. This prop
erty is claimed To be valuable for the coal undcry-
ing II, also Tor the WOOD and TIMBER. There Is
also some lowgrounds attached, and number OF
buildings OF 1t, some Of them brick.
TERMS: Cash rs TO so much Is VIII pay expenses
of sale and pay the note for $500 due July 3Oth
with interest from January 30. 1877: liberal terms
as TO the residue, which Will be made known on DAY
nf salr GEORGE :. NASliOS,
JAMES ". MORTON.
Trustees.
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Nv Robert Y. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NICE FRAME
L TENEMENT NEAR THE CORSER OF
TWENTY-SECOND An CAR K! Nc TO :
STREETS. JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS.
BY AUCTIOS.-In execution Of certain decd of
trust from Tucker Davis. dated september To- o.
to me as trustee recorded IN ID. g. CO. p "a ), Hen
rico County Court, will proceed TO sell. upon The
premises on FRIDAY the I'd of November, 1877 Z,
at O'Clock. being required 10 do by the holder
of the notes secured thereby, default hav Ing been
made in the payment Of four Of them all the prom
cry conveyed in said deed consisting OF SNAIL.
FRAME TENEMENT and TWENTI-TWOf FEET
OF GROUND OH the north side OF CarrlhSlon
street near Twenty-sccond street.
TERMS: About 1873 cash: balance on very long
and liberal terms 10 be announced M SAFE.
oc 22 ii. A. ATKINSON. JR., Trustee.