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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-10
by Lancaster s. Lucke.
Stock and Real Estate Brokers.
State Bank building. Richmond. Va.

| COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG.
| " TION OF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD COUN.
TY.-In pursuance of decree of the Cliancery
| 18th day OF June, 1876, In the suit Of Lancaster
and others. tIusreeS against the Clover Hill Rail
road ny ha aS to @ V pnSe
ton, at the office of Lancaster & Lucke, No; I'LL
Main street. in the city Of Richmond; at the hour Of
lf7i ss fsGT'PE the
S ered eo mh Of NN Il II SSH AND
sx A AE Il fee S rf 1Ra
ACRES in which the Clover Hill Company holds
undivided interests and leasehold~ and all the MA
and oRFn E Hffa :hsre With
is twenty-one miles in length, running from Clover
Hill Mines 70 0sporne's, on Ianes river, with n, all
is K9ARgEP S WnSEyEs As Saas sEA
and COAL RESERVOIR. All Of The above property
will be sold as whole and lists Of the same in de.
tail have been printed. and VIII be furnished TO all
who desire TO inspect them. ..-
THE TERMS OF SALE IL. will be Sligo payable
d day 1 ST JAY of July" fs7s e t
of July ISIS s4 on the lSs day
such purcliase-money. one third thereof shall be
paid In cash. one third thereof in six months, and
payments to be secured by negotiable notes Of the
purchasers, with approved endorsers. to be secured
by = deco oil trust on the property.
2. And al the same time and place shall also sell
by public aucIion, and under the authority of the
si.nc decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
COAL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAS. Two Box
CARS. ONE SECOND-CLASS PASSENG ER-CAR.
This roling-stock Is now in, use the Glover Hill
Railroad ard may be examined 1t any limeby those
desiring 10 purchase. ~.
TIE TERMS OF SALE will be one third cash, one
third on credit of SIX months, and one third on Il
credit Of twelve mouths said deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes OF the purchasers
with approved cndorsers. and secured by Il deed of
8. A TRACT OF PARTIALLY-TIMBERED
LAND, known as "Tizzard's., and lying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THlR-
TY-THREE AND A HALE ACRES, the mineral
rights being reserved, they not belonging TO the
Glover Hill Company.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash sufficient to
pay debt of about 81 200 and Us to the balance,
In two equal paymentS-One Ut six months and one
at twelve monthS-evidenced by the note or bond of
the purchaser and secured by deed OF trust on the
property.
The commissioner announces that the property
win be criea to the highest bidder, and the bid
reported 10 the court. ...s ..... -. ..,.s
Persons desiring 10 inspect the property will be
shown through the works by the managers at Glover
Hill. -.-. ~.
Trans leave Dyrd-Strect depot at 1:20 P. N.
daily. Train leaves Glover HUI at 6:15 A. u. daily
JAMES K. WERTH,
Special Commissioner.
.... ... 9th aud Byrd Streets, Richmond. Va
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PICTURES.
AUCFIONEERS.
NEW AUCTION-HOUSE.

-
At the solicitation of many friends and business
houses 1 respectfully inform the pubic that have
com menced the GENERAL AUCTION BUSl-
NESS, and have taken the store No. 1918 Main
street. recently occupied by Messrs Randolph &
English, where shall be pleased to receive consign-
ments of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GENERAL
MERCHANDISE, &C, &c.
I will attend to outdoor sales at private resi-
dences and sales Of Stocks Of Goods Horses, Vehicles
IS fdiciary sales especially.
My long and successful management OF the Office
of High Constable OF this city, with the determine
ton TO atteud faithfully and promptly 10 all bust
ness entrusted TO Inc, will am sure, entitle me to
confidence and patronage of the public. My bust
ness shall be strictly cash one, thereby enabling
me to make immediate returns.
Liberal advances made on consgnments
refer to the judges OF the different courts of this
city, the members OF the legal profession, tee real
estate agents. aud business men generally, MS to my
character for promptness in business matters.
Mr.. JOHN r. LAUGuToS. Jr.,' will assist me. and
be pleased to receive the patronageyof his friends.
s4... ..r 81. A. y. DUESBERRY,
ap e-2t Auctionccr.
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CROQUET.

TROQUET FOR THE MILLION.-Eight
" balls and maIets nicely pain ed. two stakes and
ten arches. packed In strong box, with slide lid,
with book OF Instructions. Price. $l.25.
Also, set with eight balls and mallets, but not
hacked I'm box. only S5c. 70 q -. .'I
FINER SETS ut So, $500 and So set.
Upon receipt OF 5rc. additional any set will be
sent TO any part Of Virginia, West Virginia, or
j. Il. ELLYSON,
ap 3-1m* H....r' 1112 Main street.
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BY james Macdougall, Auctimter,
No. 10 Governor street.
ELEGANT HOUS EHOLD FURN.
H TURF,

TEEGANT HOU Sch OLD FURNE
H TURE,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ENGRAVINGS. &C, &C,
AT AUCTION.
At the request of d. c. Mayo, Esq, WHO is ie-cn-
ing housekeeping at his present residence No. 1908
cast Main street, Libby Ill., will sell at auction,
on THURSDAY, April 18th, at 10A O'Clock, ut the
above residence. an excellent assortment of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., consistinsor
Two fine WALNUT PARLOR SUITS covered
with striped reps;
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP PARLOR TABLES,
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Four superior WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAM
Der SUITS. with wARDROBES:
Excellent HAIR and SHUCh MATTRESSES
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
WALNUT SIDEROARD.
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE ana DlNlAS-
ROOM CHAIRS. -
CRAVINGS and CHROMOS,
(lII-CLOTI and STAIR CARPET,
Fine TOILET-WARE,
ORNAMENTS,
WAtnNnT HAT-RAck'
DRUP-LIGIITS, &C. &C.
JAMES MACDOUGALL.
mo Auctoneer.
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by Richardson & Co..
Ipcaa Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
" HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
BETWEEN GRACE CHURCH AND MONROE
PARK By: AUCTlON.-By virtue of a decree OF
the Chisncery Court OF the city Of Richmo .n
entered on the goth day Of June, 1875, In the
suit of Walker and wife ~. Bayly, &c, we SHALL as
special commissioners thereby appointed; sell o., by
1911 OF April; 1877, at ~ o'clock ?. NJ, TEN y
front 81 feet each and SIX &c feet each and all run
back between parallel lines 80 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide-on the north side of Main street
between Jefferson and Madison streets, two squares
east and west respectively OF Monroe Park and
Grace church. t..... ..
The location Of this property IS of the best in
the city for medium-sizcd dwellings, and should not
he overlooked by any desiring to build for their
own occupancy or for renting purposes. 40 specI-
lation team scarcely be eluaeh In Richmond. for
there are combining causes which makc Its rospcc-
tive value very great, AID bargain can safely be
cSpectcd in It's sale. Buyers looking for good III.
ycslmcnts should not fail to attend.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments. with interest added. and title
retained until thu whole purchase-lnoncy Is paid ant
q conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN II GUY.
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLADAY.
-ap5 Special Commissioners.
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By Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents ind Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.
IARLEu aNlaRKET-GARDEN

A VALUABLE NiARKET-GARDEN
OF RICHMOND FOR SALE BY AUCTION
we shall eel by auction on the premises. on FRI
DAY the 10th April, 1877, ut AZ O'Clock 2. b.. the
VALUABLE tMAHKET-GARDEN FARM owned
and occupied for the last twenty years by Dir.
Thomas Bruton. containing FIVE ACRES Of high
ly-improved garden land, with asparagus beds,
strawberry plants, fruits, flowers, &C., and COM
Portable fRaME DWELLING with FIVE rooms;
the sua out-houscs &C., In good repair located one
mile north Of Richmond, on The r6lld running par
alIel with and between the Brook and the Rich
mOnd and Henrico tlrnpikes near the residences OF
the a'e Alexander q, Holladay, Garland Hanes, aud
others. .-,., ,.,. .,... s..,..-s. III .sEs..s
r. TERMS One third cash: balance In six and twelve
months ucgnin)c notes given for the deferred pay
mens, with interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. ~ -..fs 81. RICHARDSON & CO.,
= 49,. r..s-. Real Estate Aucifoueers,
ap7 lib Main street.
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RAILROAD IyVra
IL - sza -

u s@ zza 60
RICHMOND AND pgrgnassas
IoMMENCING MARCH #, ls-- ~ T.
~ on tsts rnad VIII run as foI.ew. 'o'', train,
LEAVE RICHMOND sor,ru
7Zo n. NJ, THROUGH MAT. day.
Vann mHaf''z noh,, Angu tn Cor,n'.t%r,,' liz
~. M MOI Mobile, Ne ,a.'rs,
--~ ahu aL points SDut1 and & orlesnt
.... a'.n connects at Pctcr,i,or9,' '.Ii,Fs a
Atlantic, mississippi, and XXI mn IT,
..tEios Lynchbnrg Farm VIA. "n f,alrsI
local stations on tslt rn,J ana oths,
,.o,p a, snpSohly ~ Mancnes'er m, us 'rl!n
i'1of hi.' ACCoMhODATIOS ,ls,ir N",'tr-
gers taking this train vii ~ Faarn.
connection al Pnrr.b,r, f 'i's' chse
ahn nj Norfolk With .pl"nd,G nn1rt6it,
s,e2 mcrs FOR baltimore. hsAiy-Eae
...... ann Ne" foIs. AMI 18th ~. -, ,ptia,
mIhioii steamers FOR New; y,c' lk-
,,oo,,, pm nj ~ regular station. ~, T. stop
''oo "'' rnLhrGiil daily icHccn sum- VIA.
HAS P. H.. THROUGH MAIL dni,y ,..o,..
GaEl, connecting for Weldon tM $na.
wilmington. ChIrlcstoa i''ffgh,
ana ~ points IN F'ari,l, "iI,1i";naf.
South. '''""h AMI tie
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
6:33 a. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily l.,c.,,,
dsyl' connecl;ng "l'h Eri,rnrr' A6a.
eticksburg ano Po'D;,ac rsrI,+I, red
,. =, al point. NORTH. En-t and W.! ss.~ f.,
1:4o A. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily h,,r-
,oo day.. with coach attacked -"''p' aIa-
ll:oo ~ ID, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN
passenger coach a,ttcaal ''' viii
7:lo Z. NJ. THROUGH MAI. ,la!ly, co,.,..,
/ with Eichm"nd. Fr"ticric> y"',,FuI2
Potomac railroad TOR an ,n',,s And
aud West. Sleeper at,arlcd '"H lat
through. Also. making cto"o rn''Ghlrg
ton with The Ches.treakr ,n |inh'r-
railroad for the Virginia S,r I,a ONO
al points North anJ W,.t "'rrii"s. and
stops only nj Manchester And a. a. ran
Inns IS inc only line running oubln DALI
Passengers for Clover IIGI rurn,., ., 20
daily, except Sunday. ~ 'h"-tes
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
VIII leave Richmond nj 9 a. ". aul spu
sunday till further noiire We ''s'!
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg w.n.,..,e
the Appomattox depot. ' ar 'foa,
nll 10 \. SIIA". Sun"rin,en.r.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK Dwell g..
LING, No. 6l9. ON THE EAST SIDE OF al
EIGHTH STREET, NORTH OF LEIGH, FOR
SALE.-At the request of the owner | offer for
located rs above The lot has front Of abont %
feet and depth OF 120 feet 10 wide alley,
bounced on the north by another alley The
dwelling contains ten rooms, besides closets and
bathroom, and has brick stable carrage-housc
in the rear. Also. front and rcar porticos- The
ncghborhoodis very desirable and Inn proving one.
Price reasonable and terms very accommodating.
Apply to -. ... ..'..: W. GUDDIH.
NH 23-2aw3w '1'' ~Auctioneer.
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By James MHcdoag,ss, Auctionecr,
49, No. 10 Govsrnor street.

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY,
the 10th, IL Oh, and l2th days Of April,
sell at store Ne 1919 Main street, between Twelfth
and Th1rteehil,, commencing a. 101 A. III. ana u!
p. NJ exdh ,sS the largest and most beautiful col
lection OF SUE ErIoR oIL-PAINTrNGs, elegantly
mounted ap gold-leaf frames, ever offered for sale
in thssSle The collection embraces some OF the
best worSs'sf the most distinguished artists native
and forassb, and will be sold without reserve
TueipabHc is respectfully Invited to call aud e1-
amtxe tie collection on MONDAY, 9th instant, when
they WIN be ready for exhibition. d .3..,s.
+" -f... ..s JAMES MACDOUGALL,
ma =. .s'a I Z. I'll" AuctionePr.
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CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.


SPRING, GO0DS.-I now have in store a
- full line OF the following goods: DECORATOR
DINNER and TEA-sETS, some new and beautiful ~
designs; G0ID-BAND and WHITE CHINA ~ DIN DIN
NER. and TEA-SETS, very cheap: TOILET sETa
French and English-over fifty different patterns
RICH CUT GJ.ASSWA ARE, IN complete sets anS
by the dozen: SfLYER-PLATED! GOODS or al
kinds; fine and common TABLE.CUTaaE;IHYG: - eis
CANT VASES. CABlNE.r-SETS, and .BkUNZES, Il
great variety; TIN CHAMBER-SETS, REERIGE
RATORS Of tine best makers; HQUsE-FUlE
NISHING and KITCHEN UTENSILS OF every
kind Persons in want Of goods In my line VIII coz
suit their interest by examining my stock aud nr1Se
before making their purchases. All goods WAL %
'''a - 'lo ' .,', = ~. e. b. TAYLOR
NH 10 .;r,f go ...g}' slo1 ! Main str4.et. 1
HINA AND PLATED-W AXE. =
SyASES, new sty,es-cameo decorations; GO.
LOGNE; SETS. Of the lnle Vienna AM Centennial
designs CHINA DIN N Err and T EA-SETS, French
and English direct Importation; CHAMBER SETS,
greai variety; :: III ATEn-AN ARE-Pic Stands,
Tea-Sets, Card HeCeivers-ull new patterns; p R
Lo9R ,, goal VASES handsomely DECORATED;
BRONZES-French and japanese finish. Gall and
see styles and prices before purchasing No trouble
to show goods. I'll EORGE GIBSON, JR.,
de Is as, $3.50 a.l.Ef 1907 Main street
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'- by Frank d. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. 1lNS Main STR ct.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TENE-
4 MENT No. 3l9 WEST CARY STEET. Be
TWEEN MADISON AND BEL VI ID Z r l.
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-Bv virtue of a certain
deed Of trust dated November f. 1875. and recorded
in the Richmond Chancery Court clerks office In
ID. D. LOG c.. page 3SS, ard at the request of The
beneficiary therein secured, will offer AT auction on
the premises, located us above. on FRIDAY. April
13th, 1877. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the neat STOCK
BRICK DWELLING, continuing six rooms, with
range hot and cold water, &C., &c, fully described
In said deed.
The LOT fronts Tx feet, with depth OF 90 feet
rented well TO prompt-paying trnant.
While the terms of the sale require cash rs to
$4,000, with Interest, charges, and costs of sale,
satisfactory terms will be announced on day Of
sale. JOHN DUNLOP.
lD 3 Trustee.
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By K5srt Is. LEne.% t.A'
lsuccesscr 70 Lyme & BrotherI
Real Estate Agent and Anctioucrr.
1919 Main street. s.8

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
Mar XAN nN2A nEs ht nN fa HMKs iNds
sToG RoAD, ar AUtTIoN.-As tru< tee, named ar ,
in certain eerd OF Il ust from nat. HUI, aa.Gd
Nay ls 4s 49, s and dny oas;S Court IN
97> page bgs shall proceed TO seii upoa tne prem
iscs beingreqIc cd so to do by tne Denencrlfs Sc
payment'ss one nc Of the notes therein secured on
a3NfsAY the asd dav Of April, 1877 at o'clock
M Chat yA6T iIF EXn Or Il H Hslf1ss county
EIGHTY- THREE ACRES. -, - -,
o Tns FFRxE Switching containing about
eightrooms, &C., and the usual ous-houses' anu Is
well watered: good fences &C, &C. ,.,onoy ~ -,v
of and discharge u aafe for S53O, WIN lntcreS'
from maturity and cost AMI enpehnses % .. siie
and upon $500 Til March 81, 1879. and residue
rDon such terms as SI e FIJI LYN Trustee
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM Sh 6Y1N F n bGpEsA S SGTNF OF s
DoNsVi LIE CoSrAINING FOUR HU !; !; z,
hTKEs T!TH IIAAt EGGEs oH4.buIEp1
INGs TTEREONs-By virtue of deed of trust ex x.
ccuted by John Greenfcd to the undersigneea Ga as
trustee, bearing ate the 9TH day OF MarcHi 10
County Court default having been MADE IN tne pay,
being required 80 TO do by the beneficiary tberein
shalt WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of May T d lSt
designated FARM at public auction.
TERMS: For cash as to so much OF the process
of sale us will dcfray the expenses OF executing inc
trust and pay off two bonds for S2,33333n tac!l-
with interest thereon from the 15tu of March, ISL!
until paid; the residue upon such terms as ih ie
granor in said decd may require, or III case OF ms
failure TO i've such direction, In such manner es fhc
the dav Of sale. PIP. BARBOUR,
ap 10 1rusle.-
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Editors Dispatch: What Is the matter
with Mayor Hall, Of New York And 10.
snity,s sake who did write 6 Lie has Jeys,
In the daily OK April Cd? Maybe it has
but such poetry O. is certainly not one re OF
them. 49, ~
Mr.. Hall, Tor some reason. has run OIL to
Europe. -
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BY ". GOddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF CONTINGENT
i INTERESTS IN TWO VERY VALUABLE
FARMS ON THE MECHANlCSVILLE TURN.
PIKE ABOUT ONE AND A HALF MILES EAST
OF RICIIMOND.-By virtue OF deed Of trust exc
cuted the subscriber by john S. Austin and vile,
bearing date December "a, 1872, duly recorded In
Henrdeo County Court, in Deadlock No. 81, page
70, sliA sell at public auction, for cash, at the
Office of Wellington Goddn real estate auctioneer.
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets, On FRIDAY
the 27th April. 1877 at O'Clock NJ, all the right,
title aud Interest of the said John Austin in two
certain TRACTS OF LAND, Of which the late John
T.. SeherRrrhorn died seized-the one now occupied
by Nj Isaac O. Austin and wife, containing about
SEyENTY-FIVE ACRES. and the other formerly
occupied by Che widow Of the said >. T.. Schermer-
horn. deceased known as the dover tract, contan-
Ing about NINETY ACRES. -. 5.JtI! =" =. = =
These too tracts, of land arc regarded as the most
valuable in raaf vicinity. Persons Wishing to make
" speculation can call at the office Of the aur-
,ioner. see lie deed Of trust and will. and learn
from him fu particulars Of the interests proposed
TO he sold. JOHN \. MERE!IlIH,
.a~ IT, Trustee
NH 2S,3l&ap 81, 0,14.17, -24.27 80
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THROUGH PASS GEE
800 L. II. Leaves RIciImon1T >DAY.TIIlES-
DAY. AMI SATURDAY. i"nurct- Al.
Wrst Point VITA Steamer Iltylu4 FIR
all points on YORK river ana Ralu-
more. Arrive, In Blt,uu7, a, : A.
81: connects "ItJ Tlti.IL.., TOR Wash
ington. Phiii,i"pE,, New York. BE-
ton. and al w"-t,ru point. Connects
81 Richmond with train on Richmond
and Petersburg ami Chesapeake aua
Ohio r.IilryIIl-
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by Goddin. Warren & Co., ....
- Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
I -. =. ilO6 Main street

INTENDING TO REDUCE MY STOCK
i OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and HORSES, ]
will offer at public aucton at my stable; on Second
18TH day of April. 1877, at 10 O'Clock A. b.,
GLASS-FR0NT and q. OPEN CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, s HORSES, HARNESS, &C.; all In per-
feet order. ..s
TERMS: All sums OF 800 and under. cash; over
that amount ninety days for approved endorsed ne
goriablc notes, or city hcceptancss. ,,
GoppIN. WARREN & Co. Auctoneers. ape
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rANNiN GOOpS.-One

DIE-FRULTS-CANNED Goo ,pS canned
/ Thousand dozen two aud thIee,tS re.h Peaches,
Tomatoes, two and tbres-p ,.'nna Raspbarries,
pouaa Pneapples, two-peSnda t Snssr-.ru Cut
pound Green Peas, twe-o sSsbes Snr,cot,, Green
Cages, Fresh Prune Date, Dne s.,ops sifauH:x
pound PIED Peaches, cheap al LAY Main street.
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VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER

VALUABLE f \ K VI TN HANUV Elk
Y COUNTY FOR SALE.-In pursuance Of de-
cree of the Circuit Court OF Essex county the under
signed com miSsioners will, on APRIL. 9TH NEXT,
on the premises, ut II O'Clock NJ. offer for sale at
public auction the fine FARM of Z. +. n. Garnet,
Esq, known CEDAR HILL, containing 6O5k
ACRES. 1t Is twcnty-thrcc miles north of Rich
snond, within mile of Hanover Junction. Both
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
the chesapeake and Ohio railroads run through It,
and 1T borders on the North Anna river mile and
half Or more.
About one half Of the land Is clear and In high
state of cultivation, and IS as good any In Han
over county. There Is on 1t all excellent DWELL
ISG-HUUSE and all The necessary out-buildingS.
. TERns:0F SALE: Cash sufficient to pay all cost
80, leo, with interest T. six per cent. thereon from
December 20, 1878; the balance in equal install
are TO be given with good personal security.
John JOHNS. JR., e..
T. #. X. B. WRIGHT,
NH q -eodtds- Commissioners.
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by j. L. ApperSon,
Real Estate Auciioneer.

Real Estate Auciioneer.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF NICE
l. NEARLY-NEW FRAMED DWELLING AND
TEN LOTS IN JENSINGSVILLEO OR HUNGARY
STATION.-By virtue OF 4 decd of trust 10 fac sub
scrlber Gated 'Slh September, 1874, recorded In
Henrico County Court, In d. B. "a, p. 22l. being
thereto required by. the beneficiary, will sol. on
the premises, on TUESDAY, 10th April, ls77, ut
5 O'Clock ?. NJ, tho abow-descrifed real. ESTATE
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, eight miles from Richmond. The dwelling
contains seven rooms. two closets, and Kitchen at
tached with two rooms Fine garden with best
fruits. and yard ornamentcd with flowers &c well
Of cold pure water. Eight trains pass daily Bid
ders can 80 by the accommodation and return by
the freight train a. -
TERMS: At sale. a. l.. BOULW AXE,
NH 80 Trustee.
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& DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING,
IA on TWENTY-SIXTH STREET CORNER.OF
O.rFOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On TUESDAY.
10th April at ~ O'Clock p NJ. We shall sell by auc.
Ton. on the premises, a desirable FRAME DIV Eli
ING with four rooms, and LOT 32xl32 ieetWith
an alley In the rear, on the east Side OF twenty
sixth street, corner OF O street.
TERMS: Oue-third cash /: balance In siS and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for thc de-
sfelred payments, with interest added and seclTedby
a deed of trust GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
on AuctiC1BarS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
.T,T:NSCHF BURG ...... r..
49,. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, #..
-.,r.., Of LySCHBURG, VA.
Assets January /, Is77................ 560,l94 92
FARMvILLE INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY.
OF FARMrILLE, VA.
Capital paid 100000 90
Assets January /, 1877. 26G,2S4 Is
Strong In amount and solid In character Of assets
large In surplus all liabilities: cxperie need,
prudent. and economical In management; careful
the settlement or losses.
These two reliable Virginia companies Offer the
best Insurance against loss dau"gc by Gre ut The
: - '' j. 81. TATE, Agent, Richmond.
ap7 Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ACCUMULATED FUNDS 1925, S4 1850
ASSETS IN THE UNITED STATES
OVER. .....................'...9 S'oou,ooo
TOTAL LOSSES PAID. S64,7so,44o
YEARLY IScoME................. 7,5S0,o3o
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, AND OTHER
PROPERTY INSURED ON LIB
ERAL TERMS. 49,.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
.s -a y5#g
NEW YORK DIRECTORS. 'r ',
ROBERT B. MINTURN, Chairman;
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, 81.
...-..,-,~ WILLIAM i. CARY. JR., ,..-r--~
CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
ANSON PHELPS STOKES,
L. j. f. ,PULSFORD. Resident Manager. =
RICHMOND DIRECTORS.
ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman;
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
CHARLES T. DAVIS.
DAVENPORT & CO.. General Agents,
First National Bank building, Richmond.
NH 16.lm
n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN.
IL. sURANCE AGENTS, lola MAIN STREET,
SoRIh 2EiIisH AND M Is As I'll 1sn! N
oo:AMAknN INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of Cinc,D.
ni MASMaTTas OYER iSsTR9NcE COMPANY
ATLANTIC INSURANCE CoMrANY,d
bf1 aSx ( NsSRaS ayEr COMPANY, OF Brook
lyn, n. Y,--assets over a2:5 1000. S,,r -,
PSaTsMoVyIn ss oq:1
Deposited with The TREASURER Of Virginia, xlto !.
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CONTEMPORARIES. &r.

DEDUCrION IN DAIEs.-h avn md
IL large supply Of NEW Dais|S - U thr advent Of
%sr we,tirr, have de:ermIned to "ass Use iSc.
until tue end Of this month at Sc per mhieh IS
for two pounds, and tour So, IN Iii. country
by retail. aSDNH" COZ Erosi street.
p,bD SD'