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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

The following petition was lately pre-
sented to an officer in India by a native:
ITO Gentlemen and Ladies-Having heard
of your benevolence, therefore make it my
duty to- come to You, not only to pay my
respects, but to procure an help from ladies
and gentlemen. need scarcely mention by
the help and favor of God that got three
brothers and two sisters, including me; but
my brothers are dumbless and have no legs
and head, ana but for my another sister she
have no eyes. and for myself can't talk,
and besides that my brothers and sister they
never eat rice nor bread except milk and
sugar, and my brnthers and sister are turned
as Christians. For which act OF kindness
shall eyer pray for your long life and pros
perity."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

THE Tweed charter by which the Boss and
has confederates were enabled 20 swindle the
city OF New Te<k was secured by the votes
OF republicans, and she New York Tribune
makes the confession that ''the rural repub-
'liezns at Albany deliberately sold the. city
of New York TO Tweed There has ne yer
beec any doubt upon tIie spbiee< IN the
minds of honest men, and the esafession,
though late, puts 40 end to the controversy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

MORTON wants to abandon the electoral
college, which he calls rubbish" Evident
ly Morton has invented new returning
board machine which he wants patented in
time for 1880. The indications are that the
old machine with bayonet attachments will
not answer for another campaign. Morton
wants to take time by the forelock and be
prepared for the occasion.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

easily unite il and hide 1t away until the
Women's Temperance union came to see the
effects of total abstinence in the white house.
This style Of procedure would be in accord
ance with the great principles which have
thus far guided Mr.. Hayes through life.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

IL Morton's plan for electing president
becomes the law of the land, could "buzz-
saw wench like Murat Halstead's favor
lite. Eliza Pinkston, swear a democratic vic
tory into defeat? If so it is safe to say
that all the radical organs will be in favor of
Morton's plan.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

ANOTHER Charlie Ross trail has been
struck. This time York, Pa, is confident
that the genuine boy is living'with farmer
near that town. Mr.. Ross has sent for pho
tograph and description, and will examine
this, as he has every other case, thoroughly.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

1t is charged that one reason why the
commerce of New York is declining is the
frauds practiced in the custom house Of that
city. 1t is in this way that radicalism acts
and reacts upon every interest, to the detri-
ment of the country.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

SLAxroN, Oregon, has claim to some
notice. A daughter of Morgan, who, il was
alleged, was destroyed by Masons lives there
in retirement, preferring not to be known
to the world, as she dislikes to have recalled
to her mind any remembrance of her father.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

THE Globe-Democrat showed terrible in
dignation when it was announced that
Grant was going TO Europe as dead head"
Nevertheless such is the case. Nor is this
all. but the entire tribe are dead heads. The
idea that Grant would pay his way when
simply preposterous.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

MAoAUJEY's theater at Louisville is TO be
sold to satisfy the creditors of the managers.
The past season has been one of unusual
trials for managers and actors, and scarcely
theater in the country has paid expenses.
Mr.. Bernard Mscauley has done all IN his
power to stave off and prevent the final re-
suit CT the hard times in Louisville, but he
is finally forced TO succumb TO the pressure.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

Is IL water or whisky for white house
guestsr The question IS undecided SO Gar as
we have observed il, Hayes wants come
thing strong for Foreigners from st. Peters
burg and--Cincinnati, but his wife objects.
Thsse isl room. for the red. ribbon brigade
in tbe white house, The PRESIDENT might
wear the red ribbon in the coat but
ton-hole untir the Cincinnati bummers
came in sight, then he could very
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09
Chs SemtimeI.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8.

AND now it is the 18th of October. Hayes
has found way 10 pay the army up to that
date, and there is therefore no necessity
for an extra session of congress at an earlier
daY
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09

A New ORLEANS grave digger has un-
earthed grapholite bearing the following
inscription in large Roman capitals:
RUIB.D YEHOV
ERN OH EITS q
TN @ X A s. G TEN
The Smithsonian institute is to wrestle
with the letters. They do not look ancient
and may 6e part of the returning board
swindle record
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RAILROAD LINES.
IL ID - $500 60:

Until farther notice they arrn,,von.r,.
a. - WI! leave Broadstreet depot at 43 p ~
! ny a0Ntg c-f G.. \. TAYLOR
...v 90 :. General Ticket AGENT
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Auction sAJlEs...Euture- Deg:
' - :. BI Eeprgc 8. Yashop q Son.
Real EStase Agents ana Aactfsieers,
IS No. q Tenth strict.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA45,
as Ills 8 Rue
a M9SR sh s sscefs
, Il n sPfa FR%s tis ct i
as 9S hs MSh as ISS~ Ti nhHt
M hgSREEFss SE S nId,s o and
WfSSE {! fss.s S ssH HV q;
above trnrt. There is goodmli-stse on ths place.
On Doyersrrek, and mia Tas Icsess,nayd :
aS i,e ssars re- TcT Of SNETy
ONE ACRES. with Dui hnps suitable iol siaa,'
family, orchard and nm abundance o, and he
James HyeE and ksnawha canal, .,,o,it
Az ss 21HEs 3SKE 81 ssSf h ~s 'sSn.
9th! FOUR LOTs near Mantsin and Two hOds
lin Mauikiuone Joining the store1ose no lease
ned S BY H William NM on" DeirieE and JOHN E
c ;sfI' The FARRoW TRACT, containing THIR-
T ,S.I; til ACRES, well timbered. lying ON tic
Three Chop road and about fourteen fpi'e' 'iV'''
9TH. viii sell q. Henrlco courteous on the TN
DAY OF JUNE. 1877, being the iist gay T % Hen zen
oS oNE 4 81 ef0s aN m a a RcRE
William C. Tahaferro. and Others, seven piles hnd
and nSou 0Ps one the nd
ms? 5 b Ss lRS cssh residue on credit
yssTs b6nd security
ferred payments and the title to be retained until
Che Is pss will call
WHITE "isRS9sy ~
yuv 31-iel 46s1113&15 .-..r
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALU-
/ ABLE FRAME DWELLINGS. ALL NEW"
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL BETWEEN
FOUsREE AND ADAMS, AND WEST SIDE ;, OF
FOUSHEE BETWEEN ca MA L AND BYRD
STREETS, AT .AUCTtoN-By virtue Of certain
deed of trust duly executed on the 2Sth September
1874, and recorded in the clerks office OF Richmond
Chancery Court In d. B. 104 c. page 80, default hav-
ing been made therein, and ut he request Of the
beneficiary In said deed, will offer at auction, on
the premises, WEDNESDAY, June 6, 1877, at 3
O'Clock P. NJ. all the REAL ESTATE described In
said decd, US follows: i, That certain LOT OF LAND,
with a new FRAMED DWELLING thereon, on
south side Canal street, distant sxtY-four feet from
Foushee street, fronting sixteen eet on said Canal
street. with depth Of eighty-nine feet to an alley
nine feet wide being part Of Lot No. o. IN the plan OF
city OF Richmond, 1890 Il:
feet on the west side Of Foushee between Canal and
Byrd Streets running back between parliei INES
seventy feet 10 alley ten fet VIDE sad lot hay
new. These houses contain fiveor six rooms eacn,
and are now rented out. : ~-r'.. - ''-
This sale offers bargain TO any one desiring
comfortable small dwelling In central neighoor-
hood 10 ~'... 80. --!L'"
TERMS: The deed requires cash, but the terms
will be by consent one fourth cash balance In SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, six per cent interest
my % 'ii 49," Trustee.
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RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MAY 18TH, 1877, trains
~ Oh this road will run as follows
1928 w. LE TK6 FIfHTS %A soE sV coDDs,,,.
for Chareston, Augusta, Columbia. Sa-
vannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and all POINTS South and Southwest:
also connects NJ Petersburg with The
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio ra.lr.ad
for Lynchbdrg. Farmville, and other
local stations on that road. This train
stops only Al Manchester and Chester
100 P. H., ACCOMMODATION daily. Passen-
gers taking this tlIn will make close
connection ar Petersburg fci Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Daytime
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New YORK, and with the Old Do
minion steamers for New York, stop
ping at al regular stations on signal
500 P. h., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
l1:l5 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
day), connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah,
and al points In Florida. Pullman
. seepng-car for Wilmington and the
Soufh
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Mon
day., connecting with Richmond Fred
ericksburY an6 Potomac railroad for
7:4s A b.. FkEiGIIT TRAIN daily te1eept Sum
day.. with coach attached.
1890 \. 81, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN With
passenger coach attached.
ITO z. ". THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond fredericksburg and
...-- Potomac railroad for all points East
-. aud West. Sleeper attached, running
III through. Also, making close connec-
,s ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
80 all points Sorth and West This train
stops only nj Manchester and Chester.
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover Hi connect at Chester
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond ut \. NJ. and T. IL every
Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
the AppomattoI depot
INV Is 4. SHAW. Superintendent
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&. o., -, by Robert b. Lyme.
(successor 10 Lyme & Brotherl,
Real Estate Agent and Aucr1onetr.
1912 Main street II.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT .Y,ALUA-
BILE LOT SITUATED ON THE NORIIIi
SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN TMENfi :
FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH -STREETS-As
trustee in certain deed of trust from Robert G;
Stuart and wife. da cd Janutry II, 1875 Of record
Court. In D.. b. lO4 a, page 332, Il will proceed to
sell, upon the premises, on FIR lDAY the 1stday OF
June, S77, at O'Clock p H. being required SO 70
do nv the beneficiary therein secured default having
been made in the payment OF a. certain bond Sc
cured by said deed, that desirable LOT above de.
scribed having front of SO feet on the north slde
alley twenty feet wide For building purposes this
lis one of the best lots on Church HILL The leigh
borhood IS unsurpassed by any on Church Hill.
Terms: Cash as to 1882 .96, with interest, cost,
&c, and cost and expenses OF sale; balance upon
terms TO be given at hour OF sale.
INV 26 = ROBERT b. LYME, Trustee.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
. SIS - wrnSrspAY NAY so. 1877.
Srrs-sfo var1ipia cousols, ucG, sold at az.


srrs-soo vsrzipia cousols, uc~, sold at a..
xmfrsean Goki.-loe bid, l0e asked. .,,.v
Mate c9 ms Ma u 0' ssksn
Si.is tss.ressvabie coapon soy bid esS asseS q,
R; Sa,g city g. esa Ed: city Is q
bid: Lynehourg etIy SIS tSs i nn NarfsIE
SIS sss sd ia SS ais I s ely Ivy 90
FREDERICKSBURG city 7's, ssA 1id ManSnesFee oss
80 asked; Atsncester broSe % Ivy oSsn n
RsilSad ~ roid j. anad-, sskedi Nrsin.a Cen Zen;
TIA. Ra,a ssd ! Rsroa second
as. J. and j., 7qk btds SouthSlde RaurssS nrI
,%s pss' shITd ,ssfs.sr peerre
T.. so bid; Norfols and Petersburg Railroad mrs.
aosease and r s. sis s ssssa
re,ersisarg RsiroaAs-cond mortgage s's, y and =,
as bid; Richmond and petersopsE ;Rd,rsa s sisss
riesssafs and Po,eaac kailroad nortssgs So, ).
and j., 100 bid, Ire asked; Richinond SrederseSs-
SpIg S SIa ssSp sad saro ass: mort
gsrr 6Ss Al. and D., SO asked: orangr and AE1Sh.
dria railroad second mortgage e's, = and ~ %
Railroad &oeHs.-C Chesapeake and Ohio RaNroad =
100 par II asked: Richmond and Pe,essarS h.,
aud Potomac Railroad common. loo psr, 45S BID
Richmon1i, Fredericksburg and Poromsc Ra1r ,a
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent g@ra1s,se no. PSF . PEI did! H ssa-
board ana Roanoke Rairoad common, 100 par, e2
hid: Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed,
100 par, ! 10 asked.
Canal Stoeks.-James River and Kana9ha Canal.
100 par, ~ asked. ,,n
hid National i;suk of Virginia, loo par. 97k ask
Cd; Planters National, loo par, la ibid: Mer-
chants National. 100 par, 80 asked: Stale Rank OF
lnsirunee Company. rs par. 27a bid: Citizens 20
par, "a asked. - ~
rine rs psr, &C bid; Virginia State. 25 psr, 32s
asked; Virginia Nome. 100 par, 100 bid: It0 ask,
City, 100 par, rs bid 80 asked Old Dominion, loo
par, SO bid; Granite Insurance Company. LOO par
rs asked; COMMERCIAL Fire Insurance Company
par. L bid. sked: Piedmont aud Arlington Life
100 par. 102 bid, I49 asked. .4-..sr. .....ss;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. River and hanawho
Packet, l2H par, 81 bid. asked. -
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Auction EAEEs.-Futurc Days.
BY Trunk u. Hin,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer, f''ii
110s Main street. tl:,!uf 2JiU

HlRUsTEE'S SALE OF AVAILABLE
Il FARM IN THE COUNTY OF CIEsTER-
F ErI "a, Ely, FIVE; MILEs FROM MkNCHEs.
from William c. Mayo to the undersigned trustee,
dated Jdly 20, 1874. and duly. recorded in The
clerk'a office Chesterfield County Court. default
having been made therein and at the request OF the
beneficiary therein secured. will sell ataicton,
MONDAY, June 1l;'1877- itI front of The court
house, Chesterfield county teourtiayh at - o'clock
NJ, inc FARM above mentioned, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND sTXTY ACRES OF GOOD
LAND, some Of II excellent timber. This land adj
joins the property OF Jesse Whitehead and. the
lfeirs Of David Moore. Jasper Clayton, and Others
and lies partly on the old Warwick road and Is the
same land conveyed to the said William G. Mayo by
Jesse Whitehead and wife. 100, :
TERMS: Cash us to expenses OF sale and note Of
5000, with interest from the 2eth Of July. S75
but by consent more favorable terms may be made
st time of sale. ''.'l, JOHN 6. WISE, Trustee.
FRANK y. ,tAuctIoneer. ~ IT',@ uy3l {,
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Bv Frank d. Hill,
- Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,i
: 11OS Main street.

:SALE,.OF VALUABLE
2 Il NEW BRICK DWELLING. No. 402h LEIGH
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF two deeds
Of trust to the undersigned trustee one dated June
TO- 1875, and recorded In the clerks office OF the
Richmond Chancery Court, D. B. 106 c.. page 272.
and the other dated July g. 1870 and RECORDED rec 10
the Richmond Chancery Court, y: .. los g., page
500 default having been made in thetwo notes men
TONED in said deeds and being requested SO tGso by
the premises, on THURSDAY the 7th day of June,
O'Clock above pTpperty deSgr'G ie TIM In
city of Richmond, with NEW BRICK TENEMENT
thereon, No 4o2A north side Leigh street 1stTe zee
with a depth Of ITO feet to an alley. The HOuSE
has been built about year, and IN eooo conaAon
and well rented, containing about six rooms.
This is u nice neighborhood, and great many I'M
proyements are going on In that locality.
'TERMs: The deeds require cash as 70 expense, OF
sale two notes amounting to ssosG w a ONE ,ne
snrfb cash the balance In SIX twelve, and eighteen
months SIX per cent added seSTEed oy aeed
Of trust -. =. D. mE<>Dc' :, Us, 90
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By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
T'It No. HOS Main street. - y
fERUsTEE's SALE OFF NEW FKAM

1fERUSTEE'S SALE OFoNEW FkAME
i DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH
STREET, SMITHS hull. AT :AUCTiON-By
John I'll. james and wife, to the undersigned, rrus-
iee duly recorded in The clerks ofaceOf Richmond
Chanccry Courr In Deadlock lob G. page 2S7, de-
fault having been M de In the payment OF the note
therein secured at the request Of the larry
in said deed. will sell at auction, on the premises
on MONDAY, June 4, 1871; at5 O'Clock T: b., me
built md contains about six rooms and the lot fronts
thirty feet on Fifth street. running back one hun
dred and twenty-five feet TO an ahey sixteen rect
While the deed requires cash, better terms will be
given-sav one third cash: balance IN SIX andt"eire
mouths, six per cent. Interest added
! :, 'i:e,i.-f'g.,.. r.f. ..i,r FRANK D. HILL, I
J nv % Trustee
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.aT By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctio2eers.
No. Ills Main street. .lsg
rTHEATTRACTlYE So BURBAN RE-

FTHEATTRACTlYES SUBURBAN RESI-
J. DENCE OF MR.. HENRY HEIGHT ER, ON
STREET, A FEW SQUARES BEY0ND VENA>
RLE STREET, THE CORP0RATE LINE. AND MD
NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF VALENTINE
eHECHLER, SR.. ESQ, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
AT the request Of the owner who Is an0ut to remove
to another place purchased by him. we shall eel oy
OF June 1877, nj bx O'Clock P. n, his attractive
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE located as above, con
tisting Of neat two-story FRAME DWELL.lNs.SS'
and other houses. and LOT fronting by 19o
feet, ornainented with shrubSery, grape-flhes,
choice SELECTION Of fruttstrees. &C.. III
TEHMs f)us third cash balance In six. twelve,
and eigfteen months negotiable notes given Tor inc
deferred payments with interest added ana secuSed
nv q deed OK trust, RICHARDSON d CO.,
INV 1s his Mnin street.
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JEWELRY.

oPECIAL NUTICE.-Con,e and see, Ga
- Mt 8. A. wINSTOCk's, the nfE Hssr-aS In 49,
Richmond. You can buy pa .n " ,ar,h sii0:
DiAAONI, EARRINGS tos sgp f mSfs Al 70 worth
pair for s75 worth Sto9; 81 sso. S4S, $50, SIS,
saS, up to Sa00, worth double ths a aSsaA large
handsome DIAMOND os9ss e mn e pSifsaMoHb
diamonds, at great Sars ~ .sI Ssrrains In OLA
sanHDs at WiNsToCK's. Come aud see ;,h nm. nav
Tell YOU nslgnSors What Il Ge GU se ARCHES, for
sS Sa, ehesner than ever They muss % Of
-STHIiSs Tor ladies and gentlemen, ssv cheap.
sysr RINGS for tadtss and sertiemen' wy
BUTTONS, LoCKETs, &c.s "a. wlNsTOCK,
No II north Eosrteentn rsSGSis'y
Oface closed SATURDAYS. open s nv is.im
NfGHT6 &C dusk.
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By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioueer,
No. 1lOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l IOTSeIN PORT MAYO AT AUCTION.-By yir-
tue Of deed of trust from j. cDowell Darlington
to the undersigned, trustee datsd March 5S; iS76;
Chancery Court. in D. B. lot A, page So default
having been made therein and being requested SO to
do by the beneficiary in said deed, lwt sell nj AUG
ton on FRIDAY, June l, 1877, ut O'Clock z. III,
OF. the premises, FoUE LOTS oFrGRoUkn, de-,
scribed IN said deed as follows: Nos 50. SO; 49, and
L. j. Bossieux May IL, 1868 fronting each on north
side Of Louisiana street 20 feet, With depth OF 80
feet to 10-foot alley, and conveyed by o. Aztec 70
the said Carrington. s&sss
! TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day of sale.
my26 8 % HENRY 5. MORTON, Trustee.
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- Ry Robert b. LYME,
- By RoDcrt Is Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1912 Main street. rrt

MINE DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
IN BUILDING LOTS LOCATED ON HEE MI; y
STREET NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN IMEN NJ 1 :
SIXTH AND, TWENTY-SEFENTH STREETS,
AID ON THE NORTH SIDE OF p STREET COR
NER OF TH1RT1ETH STREET. FOR SALE ~
AUCTION-I am requested by the owner to sell on
MONDAY the 4th day Of June. 1877, at 5lt O'Clock,
upon the premises, the LOTS above described, four
fronting on Vcnable street between Twenty,slxtn
and Twcnty-seventh streets SO feet each and run
ming back 1872 feet. and As desirable for build,
ing purposes as any in that locality; The lots VIII
of purchasing a bargain. Persons wishing 10 secure
nice lots in good locality will notice this sale anu
attend. The title Is COED beyond question.
TERMS: Will be reasonable and announced mt sale.
mv26 ROBERT 3. LYME. Auctioneer.
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f. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auc1onecrs.
Eleventh street between blaiu and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
~ CELEBRATED PROPERTY KNOWN. AS
THE HARDGROVE TOBACCO FACTORY,
WITH LARGE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS
THERETO ATTACHED, BY AUCTIoN.-Inexe-
cutIon OF decree OF the Chsncery Courr Of Rich
mond entered OIL the 18th of June, 1873, In the
case Of Hardgrove Williams aud others. we, the
undersigned special commission FRS thereby appoints
ed, will sell at auction, upon the premises, on SAT-
JRDAY June 9th. at o'clock p. NJ, The property
well known as the HARnGROVE TOBACCO FAC
TORY. II embraces front Of about 800 feet upon
Main street between Twentysixth and Pear streets:
with front of about 237 feet on Pear street and OF
about IL feet on Cary street. and has upon IT. be-
sides the very SPACIOUS factory. several STORAG E.
HOUSES mostly of brick: also, DWELLINGS,
SHEDS, &C: making This probably one OF the most
complete and extensive establishments for the ham
ding Of tobacco, or any other large manufacturing
cntcrprise, TO be obtained In this city, N,.rr.
The location IS convenient 10 the heavy business
of the city, near the railroad depots, and in close
proximity to shipping; ..,,,r.....t ,..;,.:. :
TERMS: At tile ELECTION of the commissioners,
either one fourth cash, balance at four, eight and
twelve months: or fourth cash balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months. In either case nepn-
liable notes for the credit instruments interest added,
and title retained until all the pnrchase-money be
paid. ..--- p Il. . FL;
The property viii be sold whole, or subdividec
into parcels and pat OF the same may be seen ut
the Office of the auctionecrs.
- = JAMES PLEASANTS,
.....,... .t-. ,.s... L.R. SPILMAN. ,.'-
,:'.- Commissioners.
. n mr.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL
II STANDs. ON THE EAST LINE OF PINE
sTREET NEAR TO MONROE PARK.-At the
REQUEST OF the owner shall offer for sale at public
auction, ON the premises, on MONDAY the 4th OF
June, 1877, at O'Clock p. NJ. the FRAME HOUSE
mo. south Pine sfreet) and LOT located as above
frhe house contains four rooms, besides kifchen
aud the ot has front Of 23h feet by LIS feet. Its
nearness to the beautiful Monroe Park should at
tract the attention or persona DESTROYS OF residing
In that attractive locality. 81.
TERMS: At sale w. GODplN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-31


TRUSTEES SALE OF THIRTEEN
liUANDsOME BUILDING LOTS IN THE
PLAN OF SBUCK HILL, NEAR THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER, VA:-By virtue OF a deed
duly recorded in the County: Court clerks office
Of Chesterfield county, dated October ~, 1873:
the Hastings Court OF the city Of Manchester,
entered onijthe 26th day of May, 1877, In the
case Of Gates Minor pS. Cogolll. executors &c,
TIFUL BUILDING LOTS in the plan of Buck
HILL near the residence of Mrs. Thomas Walden, on
SATURDAY, June 9th, 1877, commencing at
o'clock p. M. -
These are considered the most desirable building
lots In the suburbs Of Manchester and Should atract
te attention OF capitalists and others. A plat of
the property can be seen by applying to the auc-
tioneer. .. .,
: TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance In three
equal payments ut four, eight and twelve months,
for negotiable notes, with Interest aided from day
Of sale. and title retained until AL OF ne purchase
money is fully paid. MARCUS A. COGBlLL+
% ., Trustee.