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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
Banking 9onses auO Bankers
DlpiAcn0 Notltss

OFFICE OF THE HANNIBAL AND ST.
~ JOSEPH RAILROAD COMPA< y. - Broadway. New
rle interest naIaring March l. 81 he ffeeu-yeaE
Per Cent convertible Bonds Of This company vii De- paid on
presentation Of The proper coupons 40 tr lE OK th
America. No. a Wallst, New Lpff 'n 81. aiLsr - -
DAY. March ], l-71. JOIN B. A' MR., Ltrts'irI--
PFSysYI. A5IA RAILROAD ro4eANI,{
TRTNsURFRs DEPARTMENT, PIlLAuEllHIl, Fen J. l7t,
TE'HE Board of Directors has this day declared
u q QUARTERLY Dividend of Two PER Ct-,si s.h
The Caufal stock Company clear Of az taxes able
on and after Feb stockholders r'st n Lc DOCKS
at p. IN. an 81 BAl AED H' 4.-i-i,' tI,--a..e-.-
TIE TrNA- AND PtrInc HsuwA} Coz
20 SOUTH fDt AlI--I. PHILADELPHIA ,
Tg7HE COUPONS Of the First Mortgage Bonds
OF The Texas and Pacific Railway Company. mat1rilg
March l. 1877 WILL BIZ PAID n gold ANA AFTER nat
f4i. on urr,eItatiou the Farmers IfTf aIt Loan Ci
panv New ORR VI thr Duicg TIE Conn any, 40 20
'''' GRO. b. KRUGBHAAR, Treasurer.
= OyFI,E og THE SAGINAW VALLEY
AND OILS RAILROAD tCrPtSY.
SAGINAW. Mich. PED. -. l--..t
ITO THE HOLDERS Of BONDS OF The
4 SAGINAW VALLEY AND ST Lp'I- iAtILtofB
COMpA Ny Notice hereby that the coupons Jn nj
bons due Nav viii De- paid less interest .'i e -L
riref time on presentation fc Chemical national Bang Il
New. YORK or the National Bank oi 7lg-lr ~ r.l
~ 3. vs.. WHICH,,
Treasurer Of the :. Y. and - J.. r. T. 3D.
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MatbiHsrn.

NOR SALE-STEAM ENGINES and BULL
Frs stationary lnd portable. from ID P)o n p ma
chine TOOLS and woodworking machinery Feldy ilt ins
,ltirr list italh ~
rluerv giving printed description AID pIcr u over 3pO
treAt machines just what want ana where you
4a.y .Hs =. g.. FOESAirH & Co. Manchester, ~ IL
MORRIS, TlSKER 1 60. { LiRlited),
PASCAL IRON WORKS. illdelphlA
DELAWARE IRON co., Newcastle Del,
MANUFACIt Ribs 90 IAP-WktOED AL a..l' ~ ChAss'A
Iron Boiler Tubes, Wrought Iron TH9es,
and FITTINGS OF every description D., Steam. WaieT
and on steam ami Gas Ftters supplies Machinery FOR coal
j,Js NO. D.: Z ast Iron Water and Gas Pipe;
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. &C., &c.
Office and Warehouse No. Is GOLDST. New-York.
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Jte Cream.
Gales bp Aucnou
AliscellGneons

BRUSHES of every description at $50 Pearl
- '' Al 81 '''''' ~ '' John h. HOPPEL
DISEASES of MEN requiring skilfm and
AZ confidential! treatment peca.y J. JA''9l - ". Do
a. East Ninth ST.. 3r1gdway New OK
once hours. 10 JilI ,, and , "a D. NJ
TyHE TOLL-GATE. Prize Picture sens free
4 IN ingenious gcm. 50 object, 10 ANA. Address. Win
stamp. i. c. ABBEY, BuAalo. y. y
PERFECTION!
BOXERS BI1TERS.
- - r,h,l =, ~ " posi- Ace Box l,029.
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-- n nHtaHes n ample supply, ana tAr. urn ~ VIC
ha..-. ID g f.Ir nYf1s borrower. Whore the lateral
'- ,'- ui iu.-j stocks tue rates 3-4u3, bul ie
N''aipl cJufaus- -a l. uu Government bonds Ihe.t
y ao rtangs COMMERCIAL payer, ald Tho r4tls Of DO
I4f5, rEc1au-e aTr tlc aarDe 80 quoted this morning
r. -t.d States Treasure 40 " 8sAinkt0n tcttiFc t'
cas- ri.H oI National bank notes for REDEEM tui Inc
a.,Ans receipts we've -5UuoOU, and internal FrNcnie
.'f eAF.JJO. The following IS the Oiraifa s-ii1.i-'
s-,..i.I iD44.y: Currency exchanges, VbJJJO % l"f
Si..l.r h1ian-.- -I-2i-.4; ruld langcs s4j,.
'''." g'.1 balance. 81 i'eG -
'fr..li.ut bonds Won. quiet and lower, si1cs Or
~ It.ls'Ffei iss1s. failing 10 Ia y; coupon lr"'''
tttf, scc al, fkJIo .,'~ con- un 1905 ~ u o.
t.si 1858 4l4f. cTIpOu 60 az II a. i--s
u-F nFr7 at ~. .s0 lcoiI r. ss.ored dltto ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

9fiH "pHds Uuief, bat Tennrd-er5 were niehfI
Snng I'd a. and % am IS OF Missouri down 10 lOJ"s
m - sAares OF IT, rty bans Market 20. sold 80 no
s,"hilercs le ~ I1fi; Hanover (20l - 81 4ru0go-
~ SD ai ~, AMI Bank OF NeW-I0fk lzJl al tl''@
-'.' hsls moderate lrAtiLg ia railroad bonus ana
-. tu'- strength ~ ANY airc-uun. Inc ui,. %
~ 'tFy Central advanced % 1876 and yloidth 20
49, lAe Cyuveriibcs selling al 81, and Lsngh and
s-irre eOnsOis 90 - = Hannibal and - Joseph
". ftin'cs We're weak &c -Oi2; Chicago ana HOrth-
$500 seti ooslsas al 3a-s; Dsiawafe aild audS'n
e. hae ~ o. Cltfa 39l a sia and alto 1855 &C
"a AeASan CeItKal Is were steadJ AZ lV4, and Ais
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CIl-g- in London were strong At 96ls anu Clleh
STATE bonds fraction easier for l9t'sd az lO' -Ugh,
and H.-..-...s d. IN-'olo =. new hYts continuing
UH.. .- lr-+ 1uc ud -0Js AZ luG. Ere wa doN 10
o. aH. N.u-..r Central rUuIbe1 t0 81. mere "hH h
cfsr1. reported 10 silver no quotation Tor money, a-u
Do ..luj bullion 70 the Bank OF lnGid'i. ~ ms
diri.- report i've per cent ReItc5 higher ar ioDb- 2
Cold .r.a.f 10 IDl - and remained there until AFTER -
oe eGguitr Hlrtg Harry was Jcca7lUheo ,Y ''' go
@. tlr political DISPATCHES from the lai'I, dl,u .I
stla.. I. o. IG.H lI1 af;.rWard rlurneu % w.
On rDf .Htu- lsc carrying rates were 10 l. - dnl
ptr c.L .uuIm. The tome 81 ne foreign ez'H''"-e
Larss 5 barely steady tnd business dA4 ON we 49,
of - - Gd -i 81 p. Tor long and short sltriihk lIe
A',tfat treasurer paid $4,000 ID com interest," oii
tle public debit, iId st3UOJ IA fclcupuoh 81 49,
u'-d. TIE Gays business at the Goa Gearing DePal
ltn. H Toe Bank me state OF NtW-tOiA -ylc4s,i'
Hud ',lred. ~ 10000: gold balances, ei.3I+'u5'
rlrrrurI balances. -2.Ol5,567. We annex p7Acipai
ga1tltio,s ~ gold: .-,
tl--ll+-. 1910 ... ....l0I b . ..,..---.-l ~ >
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5dpiugs Banks.

NETWORK SAYINGS BANK, cor. Sth-ave.
Interest commencing from me r-t 't elcA
month ASSETS - sd. 16l ~ suTpus. -irl 81 ~.
g. ". Eg.NtkE.BoFI, rotary. t. H. - L!- tTeslenI
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furniture.

DENIOVAL.-Small expenses and Great bar
Ia qaus Ingram and stair Carpsis 2ac ui"''4s 3c:
~ 4 yyg and Bue Blankets. liurs- blankets HHuySr
il.ukel. ANDREW LESTER * tt-
II ana T. Yves; Housipnst. near Br9a,lNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

~ 3pNPa MA meernV0f she First Mortgage Boudh0I.
r Of .,upag. held tle 1T lay ui March -,
l c Office u -lS Company ti- ciy g. 9rtlAhl'al.
u. and Iron Exchange Bidding al D. m FOR inc purpose
rs T.1rr N1v gU 1870 +. II. MEYER
moi law If.rr sole ,JIrvving 1ud remaining Trustee
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Go uhom il ffIan gancern

V1HE Society of the New-York Hospital"
hayns completed conserya,ory iot the De- ent Ahh
Of tagruts solicit sul De plants from -lth
nsvoIenJ persons may willing "a contribute Lis
Please address, Htll DESCRIPTION OK
plants ". H.. p. O. Box 2322, New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

TiE U>IoX Pacific RAILROAD CoNpANY LAND "kiNI(
BUSU- G.t SIZES OFFICE. N". - ~. tA8Lk (
BJILuISG. BOSTON, Feb. Is. 1877.
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received until
= noon ou 1IONDAI Feb 20 1917, FOR the SALT OF llTty
Thousand Dollars $50 ou OF the LAND Gt'AN tlND7
OF , Mon Pacific ailrrlh Company 20 the Untersisnr
rs,. I'm lccl-auCa wlJu tie iHGrutIre ~ MORTGAGE Of
tu5iI ~ 1857 FRED. J.. AAi~. Trustee.
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fIHarcldl.

4 GAS STOCKS.
a. NLW-YpHK. METROPOLITAN Mutual AND
uA-sIAT-I ~ Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ana al zads Brooklyn and Vow YORK. Gas Securities dealt
I'm hv GEO 4. PRENTiSS.
-. n.l.u y. Y.
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y B-An inventory OF the property has been hcd IN me
C.rIt lIr.. acAs the
tUv RAILROAD, which can .e seen IN appLed'2 a. we ,sf
or g. court - otdn,E
y Y. STOCK ENCHANGE.-Those wishing
10 make Investment, deal in thC active stocks can
have incl. LuHlc.8 carefully transacted Dr. Addressing
E.. q. ~TEDMAt,
BauseE and Br1ser. So Broadway, NeW- York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

FOR THy WEEK r~nTvG Ha-DAT. Feb. 90. l77-.
RECEIPT.
p.s-.g. Cows Yeas sleep l.il LAMBS S"lhe.
1a.l-.
Tl,e.r we're sod % the 10. .o-vnr places:
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nANYILLE.

r,y,s4xsy,ondence Of the Riefnond paspa'cn.i
,sfs 49, ses.s-ss 40 EEBRcARY IS, 1877.
Esghteer, men were brought down day De.
seres Yesterday by Marshais Wootson ana
Earksdale from Henry, Patrick, and FRANK,
I'm counties, under charges OF nnhwfu'
trade Ia distilled spirits, =, Ia -, ;.
Ans. Mary Bailey, who lived near nis'
well. Il, this county, died on the ga q W.
iuries Indicted on her several weeks ago ey
o pack Of hounds > ) -, 80 s,,o
Since the suspension OF his paper, she
Tunes, caused by damages to ms pfes saa.s
chinery during the burning OF rI'.s ~
block, Mr.. Powhatan Bonidtn mas oeen ~ III
gagged IN writing up what | may ca. lss
R6nliolDhidaa. The <copy :" is no" lea nts,
Tar the press. The Papers Itrofa an u s
yrank. published now and then IN cue
Times. were offered as some fere'asse "a
'f,r' r ri. Estes, who lived near STRAIT
store. in this county, died suddenly on tue
Afr. T. s. Holland, formerly OF Franklin
county, is now extremely i'll from pneu'
We win no, despair OF the republic, gen.
t,emen. In Walpol&s day, the most popu,
lar declaration which candidate couto
make was that he had never been ana never
would be q patriot. But England got over
all that, and We will get over all tnis sone
Jar ALPHA. ..
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STAuNTON.
TRIAL FOR BLXcKMAnINa - PERsoNAL-RE
-na, vlvAL, &c. r' s1

TRIAL FOR BLXcKMAILING- PERSONALITIES
-ts v1vAL., &c. -.
n,orrcspondcnce of the Richmond Dispatch]
MARCH l, 1877.
A trial which has excited good deal OF
interest in the county from Its noVelty
ended in the County Court yesterday. W..
u. aVooddell, notary public, and formerly
= constable, residing not far from the VIII
lase of Mt. Scion, was arraigned Tor having
on the I4th Of August extorted from benla-
min I. Kiracofe. his first cousin, bonds to
the amount of $500, and also an assignment
OF kiracofe's interest In contract OF con-
siderable value. all being demanded on the
ground that Kiracoie had debauthed the
prisoners wife ut various times. A number
OF witnesses were examined, including two
grown young ladies-one daughter OF the
accused, and the other the daughter OF the
prisoner. In the evidence It was shown
that Eiracofe admitted to two or three par
ties having had criminal intimacy with MRS.
WooldeIl at various illness and, indeed, In
the cross examination he admitted having
gotten drunk at bee-siying and gone to
sleep in barn. and on waking found Mrs.
Wooddeli By bis side aposition the lady sara
she had the right to sssle, rs her husband was
very unfaithful to his marriage vows. Inc
Jury took the case. and after q few moments
elaboration returned Ferdlct OF moi
guilty." The question now is, What Is 10
become OF the assignment now on record in
The county Clerks Office, and what OF the
bonds Wooddeli named in the bequest?
Judge Marstowe, OF the Supreme Court
or Michigan, has been here on Il visit to his
father-in>lax, who is about becoming land
owner in this county. Judge Marstowe
succeeded 10 the bench when Senator Chris
tiancy lefSft.
Rev. A. e. Dickinson, OF Richmond, has
been here attending the revival at the Bap-
fist church, and left for home Tuesday.
There were FIVE baptized at this church on
Thursday last, and four last Sunday morn
ing. PENN.
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RICHMOND AND PErEEsBuRG}
f.. RAiLR0AD C0NPAST. ,
COMMENCING. JANUARY |, 1877, tralna
" Of. this road will run rs follows

RICHMOND AND PErEEsBCR1{
f.. 5..@.s .. RAILROAD C0NPAS1. ,
COMMENCING JANUARY |, 1877, trains
" Oh this road will run rs follows
g., .G5 LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
7:25 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily: eonnSa ING
49, for Charleston, Augusta, COLUMBIA, 81
. ~, vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery, Mobile, New ORLEANS,
and ali points SOuth and Southwest
also connects At Petersburg WIN me
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for LynchbdTg. Farmville, ana oSHel
local stations on that road. Tbs Train
1:2uP. ~, ACCOMMODATIONS daily. passen.
gers taking this train VIII MAKE c1se
connection al Petersburg IA, NorioK,
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay'Enc
steamers for Baltimore, Pliladsip,IIi III
.. and New York, and with che Old DO
ininion steamers for New iorS, stop
piii1 1T all rrgular stations on sIia,.
600 P. a., FREIGHT daily Except sunas!I' Win
coach attached.
Il:l5 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day., connecting for Weldon. haicist
Wilmington; Charleston. Savannan
and ali points in Florida Pullman
sIeepins-car for Wilmington and the
.. ..r South. u.s.. ta .s..b
LEAvE,PETERsBURG NORTH.
e:ss A. NJ, THRoUGH MAIL daily Except sun sun.
dayi, connecs;i,a With Richni0na, To- eo-
eseksTars an anu Potomac 1 s.s r w.s, ~
7:45 A. 81. Freight TR AIN dsily ieaseps SUI
day., with coach sttaShed; ~ with
HOO A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN M"
passenger coach attached. Ala,
y.oh p. NJ. TER0UGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Rchmoni. Fredericksburg aht
Pororiac railroad for AL points Eass
.,. and West. Sleeper attached, r un.nLe
through, Also, Masking close es ,ni,
ton with the Chesapeake ana oa ,S
railroad for the Virginia Springs Sh0
ali points North and West THIS ttln n
stors only nj Manchester and Cne,.eer g.,
This Is the only line running double dali! u"N
FROM Richmond South. I'M .,,r, from
All TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII s'af' N'A'
the Appouattox depot. ,.I,,.pdsul
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BY Frank j. Sampson. ~
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE. FARMING AND T1MBERED
LANDS IN CHESTERNELD COUNTY. Va,
RECENTLY PURCHASED BY J. X. HATH
AWAY. AND DISTANT FROM THE COURT
HOUSE ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE TO THE
SOUTH.-By virtue of decree of the County Court
us73 thereof In the case of b. J. Duyall vs. S. O..
Duvall's Administrative aud others, l will offer
for sale. IN trout of the county courthouse, on
MONDAY, March ] 2, 1877 tbeing County Court
day), at IL O'Clock NJ, THREE VALUABLE
TRiCTS OF LAND. as follows -....
725 ACRES, with good FRAME DWELLING Of
four rooms above the basement; only about fifty
acres cleared; the balance mostly covered with
cord-wood Of excellent quality. This land Is yalua.
BILE on account OF its being good farming land and
The quantity of cord wood, the Glover Hill railroad
running alongside OF the tract. Fine orchard on
the place. -
SECOND TRACT, called "Britton's." adjoining
the above, contains Ok ACRES: with 4 good
DWELLING and all necessary out-houses; about
twenty acres cleared: The balance wcll-wooded i'm
meda,ely on the Clover Hill railroad.
{ THIRD TRACT, called Forces, !" containing 20
ACRES, more or less, half mile of the cOurt-hOuse,
CosbilI, deceased. and J. IT, Ellison very small por-
iion cleared; the balance in wood. IT,
All OF this land Is well watcred, and Is considered
good farming land. These farms Will be sold sepa-
rately or as whole as may he deemed best on the
TERMS One fourth cash balance on a credit Of
six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months for
retained till all Of the purchasemoney Is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court.
-.. CHARLES w. TURNER,
NH l .. .t.s.r. Commissioner.
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FAITHS Letter TO the "FIgaro."

PARIS, February 2S.-The following is
the text OF the. letter OF Adelha Patti TO
the editor of the Figaro: -.
..Posis, February 26.-Sir,-I began on the
18th Of this present month suit for judi
cial ssparation against the Marquis of Caux.
The matter being before the courts shall
make mo further observations upon sub
iect ON which the legal authorities will have
to pronounce. / was shown this morning
certain articles published in your paper on
the 21st and I'D Of this month, and take
the earliest opportunity in my power to
protest against story which is absolutely
incorrect. / arrived ut st. Petersburgh on
the Lat Of December last. My husband and
myself took up our residence in suit OF
apartments in the Hotel de Mouth, which I
then occupied for the ninth time. re-
mained there until the 22d Of this month,
passing Iay. life in the sight OF all, enjoying
consideration that has always been given
me, surrounded even to the last hour OF my
stay Thy numerous and honorable friends.
and escorted by them even to the very car
riage which brought me straight to Paris,
accompanied by ing maid, my theatrical
agent, and. two servants. ! arrived in Paris
yesterday Tor the psrpose Of attending to
my suit, and in order that might appear
tomorrow before the president Of the tri-
bunal. J;reguest you to publish this in your
earliest number.
[Signedl ADELIKA PATTI.
PATTI AND THE MARQUIS IRREcoNcn.ABLE.
LONDON. March 1.-The Ielegraph's Paris
special says the Marquis os Caux and wife
appeared yesterday before the president of
the Civil Tribpaal, IN order that the usual
attempt at reconciliation might be made.
The attempt failed. and iadicial proceed
ings for separation will accordingly CON-
menee, and are iskely to lass some time:
The lady left for Vienna last iaght to fulfil
q professional engagement
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- BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
I No. 021 Hull street. Manchester, Va.

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF A NUMBER
"A OF AVAILABLE LOTS AND SNAIL
TRACTS OF LAND IN THE VILLAGE OF MID
LOTHIAN, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER-
FIELD, VA. AND VERY NEAR TO COAL
FIELD STATION, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RA1LROAD-IN THE MATTER OF
ROBERT MARKS, BANKRUPT.-As assignee OF
Robert Marks, bankrupt, will offer for sale at pns-
lie auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY me
18th day Of March, 1877, III fair: II not, on the
nextfair day thereaftrr,I at 12 o'clock NJ the f2-
lowing desirable REAL ESTATE as described IN
the Schedule of said Marks:
+ 1st. FOUR. LOTS OF LAND In r. II: Simpson's
glan, son t;ansg TWENTY AND THREk1soAh-
ed ed one LoToF ELEVEN ACRES near the
aboye-described land. 4 90 ;.g as ~. -
Sd. ONE, LOT OF LAND near tho Spring, and n!
Masonic Lodge. supposed tobe ONE AND IhfEE-
: 4th ONE LOT OF LAND adjoining Lot NO: 5S.
5th ONE LOT adjoining Brumnlfs estate, sais,
bury. Cunliffe, &c, supposed to contain EIGHT
9Th. ONE LOT purchased by said Marks k,,. OK
Banks's estate, supposed to contain TWENTY
EIGHT ACRES, adjoining Duggins, T. L. Johnson,
Robert Scott, and others. T4
All of this property Is desirable on account OF It's
nearness to the village of Midlothian and the depot
the Richmond and Danvile railroid ana Ii WITH
In the famous cOal-fcld of Chesterfield county, va
TERMS One third cash balance at four, e1ghr,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. with inter.
est added from day Of sae and title withheld until
Ill OF tic plirchase-money Is paid. s ...f.s. +
nah + - 81 - F.J. SAMPSON, Assignee.
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BY George S. Fashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
III No. z Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. A FARM, CON-
L TANNING ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY
SIX ACRES, LYING In THE COUNTY OF
HESREc9 81 T 6R % STE1E2TGhksMH NILES WEI
OF The CITY OF RICHMOND, WITH DWELL
ING CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS; EARN,
STABLE, &C.; LARGE BEARING ORCHARD,
AND ADJOINING THE 1 ANDS OF o., G:
BROWN AND OTHERs.-By virtue Of a deed Of
trust dated 18th Of February, 1876. executed
by William NJ Gilmore To the undersigned as
trustee. recorded in the clerks office Of Henrico
County Court, D. B. 81, page 70, and default hay
Ing been made in the payment Of the negotiable
notes therein mentioned and secured, will, being
thereto required by the beneficiary OF said trust,
sell at public auction. OH the premises on SATUR.
DAY the Sd day Of March, 1877, at ~ O'Clock NJ,
the above desirable FARM.
TERMS The deed requires cash as to two nego-
table notes for the sums of S642.32 and S665.1J,
and cost OF executing this trust; but more liberal
terms may be had II desired.
..- -.a HENRY A. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
G. s. VASuoN &c SON, Auciioneers.
e2i-tdS
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

OAK FORREST, Va, February 26, 1877.
Editors of the Dispatch: ss
To-day was our County Court. a very
large crowd was in attendance Some I'M
important cases were disposed Of. Two ne
groes were tried and convicted for voting
Illegally at our last election. -
The farmers have been very busy during
the late spell Of fair weather burning plant
beds, and preparing for large crops OF to-
bacco and corn. ~,
The wheat is looking rather badly.
There is great deal of sickness through
out the county.
Political affairs have been decided con-
trary to our expectations; but we hope
that good may yet come out OK evil"
80 -..s, 81 Is .,s.- jim, Jr. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
~ IN No. 1113 Main street.

TRUSTEE's. SALE OF TWO VALUA-
L. BILE FRAME DWELLINGS. NUMBERED
SIDE sH5 20 OF ?TSWENTY;EiGHTH STREET , BE
CHGRCH HILL, BY AVCTION.-By virtue Of
the provisions Of two deeds Of trust, bearing
date respectively the 5tIf day of August, 1875
and the 9Th day Of August. 1875, from Charles s
Recorded in the Clerks ONCE of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond, 70 secure the pay
Inent of the obligations Of debt therein mentioned
Isha rs trustee In said Deeds being required so to
do by the beneficiary therein secured, sell BY auc.
tlon, on the premises On FRIDAY the 9th day OF
March, 1877. at 4 o'clock T. NJ, Two desirable =
TWO-STORY. FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 507
and SOC, with four and FIVE rooms respectively, and
LOTS 33x126 and 34x126 feet respectively, and
an alley In the twelve feet wide on the east side
Of Twenty-eglth street between Gay and Leigh
TERMS: Enough is required in cash by said deeds
to defray the expenses Of executing this trust and
to pay Off the sum Of S152944, with interest from
the 9Th day Of February, 1877; but the following
terms may be given-tO-wit: One third cash bal.
ance in six and twelve mouths, negotiable notes
given for. the deferred payments, with interest
added. and secured by a deed Of trust.
fc 27 49, - j. A. RICHARDSON Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
s PIE 81 F FRHE PR9 sE os TWE sSgT
GUST ALLEY AND WALL STREET.-By virtue
or DEGREES oYte Chnncery Court Of the city OF Rich
m0nd entered on the 9th Of January, 1877, and ON
the 9th OF February, S77, In the case Of Ml]s's
executors %. alazebrook, &c" shall. as special
commissioner thereby appointed, In further sxecu-
ton of the said DEGREES, offer for sale at public atic
ton, on the premises, on WEDN ESDAY the 18th
day Of March, 1877, at IL O'Clock NJ, that valuable
property located MS above, known formerly IS
BRADFORD'S HOTEL. 1t contains ten rooms,
and was originally erected for hotel, for which 1t
Is now used; The lot has front OF 20 feet and q
depth OF 100 feet. - go.
TERMS: One third cash balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest addei,
aud title retained until all Of the purCfase-money Is
fully paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
-f6 - cFiA : ...'''.' JOHN A. LYHHAM,
fe2S -r...st.sy SpeCfai Commissioner.