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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-09

MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING from the effects
OF the--warm weather and are debilitated are adj
yised by physicians 10 take moderate amounts OF
whiskey two or three times during the day. In q
little while those who adopt this advice frequently
increase the number of 9 drinks" and in time be-
come confirmed inebriates. A beverage which VIII
not create thirst for intoxicating liquors. and which
Is intended especially for The benefit OF debitated
persons, whether at home or abroad, Is Dr.
SCuENcK's SEA-WEED TONIC, containing the
juices Of many medicinal herbs. This preparation
does not create appetite for the Intoxicating cup
The nourishng and the disappearing properties
Of many valuable natural productions contained In
it, and we'll known to medical men, have most
STRENGTHENING influence. "A single bottle OF the
Tonic will demonstrate its valuable qualities For
debility arising from sickness, over-excrtion, or
from any cause whatever, wlneglassfui OF Sea-
Weed Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome food
To all who are about leaving their homes we desire
to say that the excellent effects of DIR. ScheIck's
seasonable remedies, sEA-WEED TONIC and MAN
DRAKE PILLS. are particularly ey!3-nt when taken
by those who tnjurously affected by change OF
water and diet. No person should leave home with
out taking supply Of these safeguards along. For
sale by all druggists. 49,. ... 49,. ...-
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RICHMOND AND pgrERsBCEGl
4 1 ilIA ~ 4

s". RICHMOND AND rgrEHsBCEGl
% RAILROAD COMPANY. {
AUGUST 6, 1877, trans
~ Oh this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1925 A. ~. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia "a
vanuah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery, Mobile. Sew Orleans,
and ali points Suuth AMI South west
also connects At i'ec:oh4rg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO raiIr'ai
for Lynchburg. farm'r. and other
local stations that road. making
same time - by any other line. ms
train stops only 1T Manchester aHi
Chester.
11oP.M., ACCOMMODATES daily except
Sunday. Passengers taking tn, tram
will nuke caSe connection al P'trr.-
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk MA
splendid Bay-liue st"S Hers for Bali
'.. ... more, Philadelphia. and New loih
..... and with the Old Dominion steamer
for New York, stopping al al regular
stations OH signal.
$50 r. ~. FREIGHT daily Except sunday, VIII
coach attached.
1855 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily tcxcrpt sun
day), connecting for Weldon Raleigh,
Wilningtou and Charleston. Pnllman
slccping-car for Wilmington AUD tie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily teIcept sun
dayl. connecting with RicbhDud, REQ
cricksburg sn6 Potomac railroad !9s
all points North. East. and West.
l1.lQ a. NJ. ACCOM- MODAlIoS IRAlS uails Ivy
rept Sunday with passenger coach A.
tacr,si.
800 p. N. THROUGH NAH. daily. CONNECTING
with Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for AL points East
and West. Also. making close connec-
ZION with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all pO!uts North and West. This tram
stops only al Manchester.
6.1op NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1cept Ssn-
day), with passenger coach attached.
This is the only line running double dally VAN
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover I'M connect at Ches'e'
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at . 4. VI. and $3.50 /. d.
eyery-Sunday till further notice.
ALI. TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start ifo'H
!. A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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DOR RENT.

n GtU
No. s12 north Twelfth street, now occupied BY
nienee Rent only $3.50. -.. ,,,o,-
No. 1870 south Fourth street; seven rooms, kltcii-
en, gas, water, &c, at $500 per annunl: detached
Kitchen gas. water &C., ut $3.50 per annh ,is I,s4
Clay near Third street eight rooms, aho Liz "'
convenences, ut $3.50 per annun.. civ rooms. gas.
wafer bathroom, &c, ut $500 per am rcoms de-
No. 26O6 east Franklin street esti' er ,nr,um
no. Gil north Tenth street; sever rooms, n,,,'
water bath room. kitchen. &c, at s3og et t .tnt
No. Is east Marshall street . mI1 &c &c,
seven rooms, detached k''chen' o"'''
al IA north twenty fifth street; SIX rooms,
ws!er S a5 six rooms gas water &C.,
20 1890 franklin street seven ~. OF eGnn rooS'
with usual n,cs nSdBTE BRICK HOUSE of
Trenty. fourth and O streets; SIX rooms anu tne
Il
tyninth and Marshall Streets containing aooa. n NJ
teen rooms, detached Kitchen gas ana wafer a'4
very large garden. Rent only $500 per anuuul'
STORES. F..
No. 1928 Main street. at 500 per annun,.
10. 1901 Main street. ut $500 per annlnl.
No. 1901 Franklin street. at $500 per ann'n.
No. No. 2sIi M ain street, street, per
NO. - Brook avenue near broao s'ree'' -
per a'. nsns Moin street. at 81 so per annum.
No north Sixth street, near MARSHALL ssrce'' !"
$3.50 per annum. r,,rtee,tb and Fourteenth
streets, at $3.50, formerly occupied by James Muir
NO. 1903 Franklin street, 1880 per annnm ~,
No 1914 Cary street, formerly occuplcu ny
,IrSsr. 4. Y. Stokes & co. Rent greatly reduced.
Nice STORE near the fish-markct at New Maj ket,
suitable for an ca'ing-ho"se or nSf'-S'anu: 1T '4o
f0f '"f'"'' i''' ~ ~ ROBERT ?; LYN Ne.
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Nv Jas. Macdougall. Auctioneer,
,..., No. 10 Governor street.

TLEG ANT. HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
T. TURF. PARLOR ORGAN. CARPETS, &C..
AT AUCTtON.-At the request of Dir T. D. Craw-
fnrd who is removing from the city, Will sell ut
his residences No 9l5 east Leigh, near the corner OF
Tenth street. on FRIDAY. August ! OH. at 10y
oHiock, his entire HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting In part of
One WALNUT HAiR.CLoTIni, r "a, d0E SHHiI'
One excellent MAHOG ANY MARBLb-TOP
CHAMBER SUIT with WARDROBE:
One MAHOGANY PEDESTAL EATEAslo.' IA
BILE. .-..
BRUSSELS and TIIREE-PLY. CARPETS,
MATTINGS and OIL-CL0TH,
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP HAT-RACk,
Elegant ENGRAEINGS and CfIROMOS,
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS and WASHSTASDS,
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS,
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES,
BOOSTERS and PILLOWS.
CROCKERY and GLASSW ARE,
IRON TENDERS. CLOCKS,
One excellent No. 8 CORNERSTONE with uten-
sis, in perfect ORDER, Nc, &c. ~
au Auctioneer.
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TIE BRoAD-SrREET METHODIST CHURCH
FYcuRsIoS.-The excursion Of the Broad
Street congregation to Old Point was per-
feet success. In view OF strong easterly
wind and the prospect Of rough water the
committee decided to abandon the trip to
the Capes. The romance Of a wedding on
the waves added pleasure to the occasion,
as on the hurricane-deck OF the Sylvester,
in the historic waters Of Hampton Roads,
Rev. Mr.. Steel uniteda coupleof Richmond
young people in the bands OF matrimony.
Everybody seemed pleased. The commit
tee desire to mention the courtesy OF the
Officers OF the Sylvester and the proprietor
OF the hotel at Old Point, and to return
their thanks to all who helped to make the
trip successful. vs.
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The Shiloh Association.-The Shiloh Co.
lored Baptist Association commenced It's
twelfth annual session at Manchester
church yesterday-Elder Z. G. Corpre"
moderator. and J. w. Patteson secretary
The opening sermon was preached by Rev
NJ. E. Green. ...
The hours of meeting were fixed at 0 A,
NJ. and and 8 p. NJ. The Association will
sit until Sunday night.
A Committee on Finance was appointed
The evening session was spent in re-
ceiving reports from the various churches
In the Association.
Last night Rev. Richard Wells preached
on temperance.
The session will doubtless be interesting
and of importance to the Church.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND lhEsFkAhi
-. RAILROAD. J
OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.

COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.
. THROUGH PASSENGER.
S.OOP. N. Leaves Richmond TuESDAi, It'll
DAY, and SATURDAY. !ohiIevS,n 80 -
West Point with steamer iia'anA IL i"I
all points York river shd naI
more. Arrives in Baltimore - -
NJ; connects with rail lines lor - -,
: inpton, Phlladelphia. New orr, o.
ton. and all western points. o cum
AT Richmond with trains on hi'n.. HIS
.a...-' and Petersburg and Chenii''a"e
y, Ohio railroads.
-,, THROUGH FREIGHT. ~
900 A. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; VII
SESDAY. aud FRIDAY: and c,r
300 A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana nv,
sURRDAY. Connects with steAI III
al West Point for river lsaslhss e."
| fimore and all western points. H,cs
e. .. meets al Richmond with trains gu ~
...-. mond and Danvlile railroad kithm I'd
&c.. and Petersburg, aEc ehss&peAN'
p. '' Ohio railroads.
# LOCAL rASSESGE Elk. sun.
s.oo M. Leaves Richmond daily le1ceps Sun
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.on A N. Arrives ut Richmond IL tnr.
A''o0 49, THURSDAY, and SATL kDAl... md
aects with trains on klcnmo on dido
T.. Petersburg and ChesareAH sa aas Ra,-
railroads. Steamer Havana i ea,e s,prt
nmssr ,So% wEEbisN s and t FIX
trains from Phiisdelphi., NeS point p%a
and western points. and al Me. I'D The
With trains for RicnipoNu
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. wrn-.
a.oop. NJ. arrives at Richmond M0S :! "a
f'oo : +''' <SESDAY, and FRIDAY; Ana SAT-.
s.,kp TUESDAY, THURSDAY. anu at
o'Ao iIRDAY. Connects with stsahist com.
West Point from Ba!tlmofHv. .nytle,
meats with Rtchnond ana ~ Wh,,,-
Richmond and Peterseuss' Ill"
DcSIe and Ohio railroads. r
: So, LOCAL PASSENGER; ..,, suu-
| n.oo NJ Arrives III Richmond aanf S 49, and
| AoNo =. - Say. Connects with Richnoaau 1no
! Petersburg aud CHESAPEAKE ANN
railroads. x,.ra 4, or from
.oMthsrn points. Cars run through se'"''"
an Ssrsfsi handing and dispatch, with so~es' raw"
| guaranteed. a., 18th Guaranteed rase0'
issued 10 an norshera and western nons "a serp and
Thfoarh isSets sGld e Al e SssssagSsh sess
4 For ticEeta apply at QeAEaI kalS Hotci, and
Gee, sa5 Main street 10 sss SSSird and Doef
campanys depot, corner 1~en's -,
''r ms Al k'snm'IaT DOUGLAS, supsrsasesaeA"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-09

BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis'
ifIr' l113 Main street.
I'D 1rsrrEs, SALE OLE TWO NEAT

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
i TWO-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS, AND M
LOTS ON TIE WEST SIDE OF TWESI,!1r1 ~,
EIGUTH STREET BETWEEN, CLAY, AND
LEfGH STREETS BY AUCTIoN NJ. virtue d1ts of Of
Goth day of March, 1873, TO the undersigned trus-
duly ecoried In the clerks once OF the Ga 1n
nayment of certain negotiable note herein NEIL
Toned, aud default having been made In the pay
ment thereof, we SHALL trustees In said deed,
being required so to do by the holder Of said note
sell By auction, OH the premises, on FRIDAY the
I7th day or August, 1877, ut 6 o'clock Z. NJ. the
REAL ESTATE descriped IN the deed aforesaid,
consisting of TWO NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLINGS, with five rooms and kitchen each,
and LOTS 33x120 feet each. with an alley In the
rear IA feet wide. on the west side Of Twenty
Eighth street between Clay and Leigh streets.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray the expense OF
executing this trustdeed and to pay off the sum of
s1,324.l3, with interest thereon at the rate OF
twelve per cent per annuIn from The 9Th day of De-
cember. 1876. until paid. is required, but more lib
| craI terms may be given at the time OF sale.
W. L. COWARDIS. r-rs,os.
ia. RICHARDSON'S
RICHARDSON e Co. Auctioneers. au7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-09
By Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Notary Public,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRULY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, ON
NINTH, BAISBRIDGE. AND MCDON0uGH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
At the request of the owner will sell At pubic aug
tior on The premises, on WEDNESDAY, the lotl
day of August, 1S77, commencing with The 36-t99t
LOT. at B O'Clock 2. NJ, the following valuable
RIJTL DING LOTS: 90 feet front on Bainbrtdgc
Street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets ;
ss feet front on McDonough street between Elev.
enth and Twelfth streets, aud 2l2 feet fronting on
mond and Petersburg railroad. The two last-nen,
toned LOTS will be subdivided, as may be deemed
best on the day Of sale All OF THIS properly Is very
desirable for building purposes, most being near
| the Free bridge and the Richmond and Dauville
and Richmond and Petersburg rairoza-shops, ana
should attract the attention Of parties seeking sood
building sites and safe investments.
TERMS: One third cash the balance at o. NJ anu n
] months for negotiable notes satisfactorily III
d0rsed or secured BY deed OF trust upon the prop
erty. ssrs .--7' fhANh'' SA. 1870, 49,,
TAuSeio"~SA'
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iSasetipe or Wood.Cutters.,


+ .Atameeting Of " ood.cutters held in the
city OF williamsburg the 1st day OF August,
1877, {. r. Groome, 81 Hampton, was called
to the chair, and John Lamb, OF Charles
City, appointed secretary. ~ .S
"A Committee on Business and Permanent
Organization reported the following-viz. !:
1. That this Association be known as the
g Association OF Wood-Cutters for Vir-
sginias' -
Q. That the officers shall consist Of pre-
sideut three vice presidents, O secretary,
and TREASURER, who shall be elected an
nually by the Association. !
After filing these Offices for the ensuing
year the Association passed the following
sxesOlutso ns--yiz. ss.t
That this Association agree and bind
themselves not TO ship any new wood to the
haH York or Philadelphia markets until
8fter TIE 10th day OF October enaxt.. gs y
Thst they pledge themselves not 10 saw
or clk wood longer than four feet.
D. That we will not ship weed save by
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! oSNDHI, hDpISI ISGf
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY
10. 1-7:25 A. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrfr.s .,
BurkeyiIlc GAG 4. w.. DanvIlIs
1926 J.. NJ. Greensboro 33n
and Chariot" 7:2G r. ST. "'
No. 2-425 A.N, leaves Charlotte: arrives =,
r.. Salisbury GJs \. ~. Grccrs
1918 \. NJ. Errkcyur y,n,
Z. Inland Richnond4:23 r. u
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAU.Y.
No, 3-lO:5O L. b., leaves Richmond: arrive. .,
Burkerilc IA 4. VI, Dan
vile 55i y. NJ Grecu.Inr.,,
S:l5 A ", Salisbury liza
A. NJ, and Charlotte 1913 r. N
No. 4-5:20 i. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrives -
Salisbury 1880 =. ". Grcen,-
horo' III f. ~. Danvile ly.,n
A. NJ. Bnrkcviile 4:i3 A. y
and Richmond al A. H.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATES DAILY.
No. $1,000 a. NJ, leaves Richmond daily and A.
rivts at Burkeve At l2:2J f.
81. connecting with the A. "
o. X. L. for AL points In ,h,.
southwest and the varion;
springs and Summer resorts on
The line Of that road. "
No. G-l2:50 =. ". leaves Durkcvile dziiv and A.
rires al Richmond al 3:l2 i,
d.. connecting with A.. 81
D. K. X. from all points sogih
and soutEwr,t, and from thu
various springs and sun,i.- -
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and 2 stop only al Chnla. Eurt..
vile, keysville brakes Branch. Roanoke CInyrr
Scottshurg, Wolf Trap. Boston. Bar salcs Dumb.
Dauvlle. Rcidsviilet ireesboro' ThO,nasYillc salt,
bury, China Grove. and AIRLINE I.aiiruai June.
ton.
Train. Nos. l and connect at Dundee with tho
Virginia Midland railroad. AZ Greensboro. for IA,
leigh. GOldsboro' and Intermediate points, with -
e.. railroad. At Airline Junction with Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Chartl;r
Columbia and Augusta raro.! ~ and from al
points North and South.
Trains Nos. 3 aud 1 win stop ut all station, anil
connect at Richmond going North AMI south .iil
the r.. +. & T. K. X. for Washington auI nll .,!nt,
North and West, aud win the e. 4 q. 4. T.; for
Grecnbrirr White sulphur and other spring. IA
West Virginia. At Gr,cn>b"ru with the y. T., and
\. W. y. E. railroa l. To and from salem. y e. K,-
leigh and GOldsborn'. and Intermediate l-,iu,,
AT Salisbury with WrStcrn y. 4. railroad. The,
trains daily on Rrh.nrnd AMI D1nlifr rail-
road, and conn"ct a above. except gnlng north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making tins connection run ,iay
on Richmond, Fredericksburg. 1ni Potomac ant
Chesapeake and OH" railroad, except SUNDAY.
Trains on y. W. y. 4. railroad run from ir,"nz-
bnrO 10 Salem daily except sunday. aud lrUnt >aia
To Greensboro GSlv except SATURDAY.
Tickets sold To- all southern :,I. southwestern
points, and btygtc" checked through.
Local tickets good only for continuous IElsaga
between the points named on the tickets. " AZ
over checks VIII be given.
7. VI. l.. TALCuIT.
General >ulcl,ncud.''.
JOHN r. MACNuRDO. General Passenger Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-09

THE MOZART THIS EvHNING.-The pro-
gramme for this evening promises to be
very attractive. The orchestra will perform
the overtures ezra Diavolo" and La
Dame Blanche - and (" Les Fauvets polka,
with; piccolo duet Mr.: Peter Lorenzen
win play two solos for violin, one Of which
will Be be Beriot's Seventh Air. with yaria.
lions. In the way of vocal attractions Miss
Minnie Giles will sing two selections :,
The members Of the Association Will
avail themselves, no doubt, OF the privilege
OF inviting their nonresident friends at
tending the Convention, and it is therefore
expected large and brilliant audience will
be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-09
By Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent. Auctlonerr, and Notary Public,
- :" No. CPL Hull street. Manchester Va.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF "A
N HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED AT TIE
CORNER OF DECATUR AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, AT
PUBLIC AUCT1ON.-Byv virtue of the power vested
in me rs sheriff Of Chesterfield county, and MS such
administrator with the will annexed OF Mary V.
Baugian, deceased, will proceed to sell ~ pursu
dnlv Of record i'm the clerks Office OF the County
Court of Chesterfield county, At public auction, OIL
the premises. on TUESDAY the 14th day OF An
gust 1877 mt 6 O'Clock =. H., the very desirable
Tot situated as above described. with small but
comfortable FRAME HOUSE thereon. me ,. 10. iot
fronts 47 feet on Decatur street running BACK .ne
No. GIT.
TERMS: Liberal, and will he announced at the
hour of sale. CLARENCE III. FLOERSOY,
Sheriff Of Chesterfield county,
and as such administrator with the will annexed OF
Mary v, Baugllan deceased. aus
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Inconsistencies Protective Associa-
The LiouorDealers' Convention OF the
State of virginia assembled at SAVERS Hall
Yesterday at Q A. NJ.
The Convention was called TO order Dy
n =. MYERS, ESQ, chairman OF the E.Sect.
five Committee, who stated that the oblect
q, the meeting was to protect the interests
~ The Iiouor-dealers OF the State OF Flr-
7 ginis. -, c,,..h ,.os an,
,.oiutea temporary chairman, and w. n.
Butterworth secretary,
Committee Ion Credentials was APP
pointed. oo,;v.t;or
.rd Constjtution and Bylaws were also APP
pointed: after which the Convention took n
recess until 81 O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION. 20:
The Convention reassembled at 81 o'clock.
The COMMITTEES on Credentials reported a
large delegation present from cities and
counties of the State OF Virginia.
The Committee on Permanent OrganlZa-
tion rcported rs follows: Fl. j. Meyers,
Richmond, president; John Smith, Ports
mouth, vice president; W. A. Butterwortil,
Petersburg, recording secretary; IL. West
erhof, Richmond, corresponding secretary
Louis Ruger, Richmond, treasurer.
Mr.. Myers, upon taking his seat. said that
he had every assurance that the Association
would be successful in its efforts, and as
proof OF what he and his committee had
done he read the following telegram:
"NOHFOLK, August s, 1877.
:sH j. Myers:
"Iniunction against Mottett register
granted by Judge Hughes. We congratu-
late YOU and the Convention.
sc. W. ROBINSON.
"E. A. ELLSWORTH"
The Committee on Constitution and By
Laws presented report prescribing the
rules and regulations for the guidance and
protection OF the liquor-dealers generally.
On motion, it was resolved that every
liquor-dealer in the State be requested TO be-
come member OF this Association.
The following Finance and Executive
Committee for the State OF Virginia was ap-
pointed: George w. Robinson, John Muir
ply. John Gross, George a. Hundley, Rlch-
mond; w. l.. Bumgardner, Staunton; L.
O'Connor, Portsmouth; II. Libbey, Hamp-
ton; Daniel RahileY, Petersburg; y. d.
Mahoney, Lynchburg.
The thanks OF the Convention were ten
dered to the Richmond Ommttee-MeSSrs.
Myers, Davis, and RobInSon-for the great
interest exhibited by them in the interest OF
the Association, and the successful manner
in which they have performed the duties
imposed upon them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-09
by Robert Il. Lyme,
By ItUUtIt ID. Lyle,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. UNIMPROyED' PROPERTY IN THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER, VA, BY AUCT1OS.-In plIr-
sance of power given me by certain deed Of trust
from f. D. Eacho and wife dated "a june. 1877, Of
record in The clerks Office OF the town Of Manches
ter, ID. Il. O. page 534. and by request OF the bene
fclarics therein named, default having been made IN
the payment of the note therein described and Sc
ton, on TUESDAY the 14th day Of August, 1877,
AT 6 O'Clock T. NJ. all the property described In said
deed, as follows being the balance Of LOT Sc In tho
original plan of Manchester. bounded on the north
side by the old corporation line on the cast by the
property OF James Secson, the south b. the prop
eIty OF j. NJ Moody, and on the west by Fourteenth
street, and fronting said Fourteenth street 32
feet. and being same property conveyed TO said
Eacho by r. X. WcisIgcr and wife by deed Of 18th
May, 1874.
TERMS: Cash as to a suillciency To pay Off and
discharge the note secured Of s. 60.32 and costs,
&C., and all expenses of sale residue terms to be
announced at sale. ROBERT Is. LYME.
Trustee,