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

TIE CASE OF HoRr-BAIL REFUsED.--Oc-
tobnr G. 1877. ID. &. McCioud was shot and
Killed in Chesterfield county by William r.
uord. Uord surrendered himself to the
Richmond police that night. October 10th
he was brought before Justice Hewlett, sent
on for further trial, and committed to jan.
Octoocr 10th his counsel, Nessrs. George
y. Wise and David l.. Pullam, brought the
accused before Judge Clopton on writ OF
hobeds corpus. After hearing the testimony
and the argument OF counsel the apphca-
ton was denied and the prisoner RECON-
mitted, Yesterday Hord appeared before
Judge B. r. Wexford. OF tins city, on q
second application for bail. lie was at
tended by tho same counsel as above. Is.
A. Hancock. Esq, appeared for the COM
monwealth. -,., =,
Tbr attorney for the Commonwealth OBJ
}cc.cd 70 the jurisdiction OF the court on
Tho Ground that the case had already been
viewed by a court with like powers and
privileges. Judge Wexford oyerruled the
affection, as it was not claimed that the
prisoner was illegally held. but that the case
was simple application for bail.
The testimony was then heard, and the
case submitted without argument. Judge
Wexford refused the PRAYER OF the prl-
soner. and he was rcmanded to the custody
OF the iailcr.
Hord has been confined in Richmond Jail
for convenience in anticipation OF this Sc
cond application. He will probably be
taken out to Chesterfield Jail to-day. His
trial takes place at the term OF the Circuit
Court commencing November 18th.
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4 Merited OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr..
William L. Farley was presented by his fel-
low-workmen OF the Marshall Mills with an
elegant pair Of gold Eyeglasses: The occa-
sion was the retirement Of Mr.. Farley from
the service OF the above-named company.
He GOES to take charge Of the carding.rooms
in the factory at Meehanicsville, in Chester
field county. .,
Mr.. Farley was at one time superrIntena,,
ent OF the Old Dominion cotton-mlils, anu
on his retirement was the recipient from the
employees Of a handsome watch. -, ,
lie is q gentleman Of great worth anu
nonnlarity. and at the Conservative primary
election few years since came within rev
votes of election to the City Council against
his expressed will. He carries with MN ION On
his return to his old home the best Wishes
OF host Of friends.
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By Cbaflln. Staples n Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctiocccr,,
Tenth and Main streets.

N'RUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAN ED
4 DWELLING; on TIE WEST SIDE OF M"E-
RlS STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS AT ACCTiON.-By virtue Of 4 certain
deed Of trust executed by WI :. Bpwc ami "tfs L.
the undersigned trustee dated August 3, s7t, and
recorded In the clerk oiic" Of Richmond thancr.y
Court. II. 3. los g.. page 4e5 default having been
made in the payment az some OF IN" notes therein
secured shall sell at auction. being thereto required
by the beneficiary. IN the premises On WEDNE>-
DAY the 7th day Of November, 1877, 81 "'ci"S
p NJ. the PREMISES situated on Morris street be-
tween Main and Cary streets. and bounded As fol-
lows: Commencing II point on Inc west >ii" -!
Morris street 2S feet north Of The alley 20 feet "rt
which Is the southern boundary oil salh Hn""'> real
estate, and running thence northwarlly along Nor
ris street Rs feet, and running back ctwCcn parallel
lines of unequal length the full depth al SAID BowcS
This sale offers attractions to pcr,ons of limited
means who wish 10 secure home III TIE " Isl End
on liberal terms Of payment.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 pay the expenses q!
sale and to pay of note Of sSJ.3S Win iEtrrr,.
from Nay /, 1877; another note 81 1862 Win
interest from August ]. 1877: another mote ~
$3.50 with interest from November !. 1877, ani
upon the following crcdit>-nhn"ly: s?oZl par
abe February ], 1878: s9l.S2 payab'" May J,
1878: S93.43 payable August !, 1878; f33'oi
payable November l. 1873; and The balance upon
surh terms as may be announced At the sale.
oc27 CORNELIUS HARRlS Trustee.
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By Frank ID. IlIli,
Real Estate Auctionccr.
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
i BRICK YELLING AND Lot W.
GROUND On TIE NORTHEAST CORNER or
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS At At.c.
TIOS.-By virtue of deed Of trust ,!arcd Jun. IN
1876, and recorded in tn" clerks oGIc- Of gicb
mond Chanccry Court. in ID. T. i S {. p;gc 293 10
the undersigned trustee, aud ~ the r,4.st nf th.
beneficiary IN said deed tdcauit having been rnad.
In the payment Of 4 certain note ,hcrin securr.D
] will sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 7th
November, 1877. nj O'Clock i. NJ the desirable
BRICK DWELLING located as above described
The house Is tWo-story and basement. and contains
six rooms. Lot 81 by 100 feet TO IN alley In COM
mon ten feet wide.
TERMS: $3.50 and Interest from October TO-
1877. win The expenses ri sale, cash: the balance
In six and twelve months, SIX per cent. intcrc,,
added FRANK -. HILL.
oc 81 Tru.I,,.
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MOZART Enthusiastically fair, but
a very fashionable, audience attended the
opening Of Ford's company at our beautl-
full Mozart Hall lbs: night. The play, was
Caste and the characters were well sus-
tanned by Messrs. Hoey, Taylor, Waverly,
and others, and Misses Joyce, Mahony, and
Herbert.
The stage accessories and appointments
we're very beautiful, and Manager WyattS
full-dress corps OF ushers were as attentive
as could be desired. Tonight the sterhnS
comedy OF She Stops to Conquer" will
be presented, and We hope to see Mozart
Hall crowded. 1t should not be omitted TO
saw that the music OF the Mozart orchestra
was feature Of the entertainment.
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AUCTION SALES--Futare D.vu
i'y Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctiorecr.
1919 Main strppr

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NICE LnT
l. NEAR THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND E,-
MEX STREETS, NAVY IiILL.-By virtue Of rrr
tain deed Of trust 10 the undersigned rs trustee
dated March 10, 1877. and recorded in Richrn5p i
Chancery Court In ID. Is. lilo &, page 1856. viii
prsceed to SELL upon the premises being require! go
10 do by the holder Of the note therein secured tIr
fault having been made In the payment OF the SANE,
on WEDNESDAY,. November 7, 1877. at AZ ocI1SE
twenty ope feet from the southwest Of - KIN
and Baker streets, and running southwardlv a1ry
sixth street thrty-onc feet and running back eighty
late greatly increased In value. and ihosr Wishing ,
rst-class building LOT will do well to attend The sal.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and su,I"Irt,.
to pay off for $500 with COTS AMI lntrrrt
thereon from maturity until paid; balance u,nr
terms 10 be given 1t hour OF sale.
oc 30-no1 1885 X. 4. MEAGEIEE. Trustee
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,nonnAyr SALE OLE VALUABLE

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE.
i MACHINERY, TOBACCO-FlXrCRES. &S:-
In execution of the decree OF The United States Us
frict Court for the Eastern District OF sirSlhia ~
re D. C. Mayo, bankrupt, entered on ne 1lu ~. '"
ocfobcr 1877 and by virtue Of deco ot tso'' ,ioi
said D. C. MAYO and wife 10 the un,ier,lgneo az uu,
tee dated the 23d day OF June, 1915. ana dul! e.
corded in the clerks Office OF The Ricnni"ii, ,.
Chancery Court will sell by public auction GU W.
PREMISES on FRIDAY, ID Of November. le 80, a.
Il O'Clock A. NJ, at Factory No. u, soath Nus
Cary between Seventeenth and Eishtxntn sls' nj
ali the TOBACCO FIXTURES. MACiiiNEtnn L a ny
APPIIhSCES FOR TIE MANCFACi tit Tn IN
TOBACCO OF the said ID. L. Mayo, cousi'''Ae -
p'i'o' 4 STEAM BOILER, ENGINE,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
POT-AIILLS, BoA-SCRENs'
LUMp-MlLLS.
HYDRAULlC-PUMP, ..x.., ,,-
besides all other machinery and tooaccc.nHnnf .l
cessary or usually found In n hrst-eGass 'opa'@
tory and all In good order. whole and
This property viii Brsl be offered as WIZ 49, ar
IL not sold, II viii be divided and oaereu III p'>'>
lots to suit. ,,o,, e.sh As 10 al,
expenses Of sale aud The balance in eIu dale for
men,s PAYABLE three and SIX mounts AVE- va interest
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorseu; az m nndr
added IL sold In parcels, all snns ~ INV atylJei
will be cash; all sums over $iuV VIII " months
inio equal instaments, payable three anu Sally en-
from date. for negotiable notes sstisias''tN'
oo''e>'' ~aA JOHN WRIGHT. Trustee anS
ocas Special commi''''A>
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A LONG CHAsE-SToLEH CHICKENS RE-
COVERED Yesterday afternoon about 6
O'Clock Policeman Hulcher observed col
ored man coming out Of IN alley near the
store OF \. I. stokes & Co., on Thirteenth
street near Cary, with two baskets OF
chickens. lie pursued the party down
Fourteenth. and thence up to Main street
The man ran around Fifteenth street to-
wards Franklin. The chickens were drop
ned in an alley on Fifteenth street between
Main and Franklin, and the thief finally
escaped from the officer. The basket con-
tanned fourteen fine chickens. They are at
the First po!icc-staton for identification.
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BY Robert Is. LYME.
Real Estate AuctiOncer.
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE GRIST-MILL AND LAND At
TACIIED THERETO. IN IlENRiCO, C0mNT +.
RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEW CENTRAL
TURNPIkE.-By virtue of decree OF the CIRCUIT
Court OF IIenrico entered OH the 10th day of No
vembcr, 1871. In the suit of John Turpins cxecu-
tors rs. Benjamin W. Roper's Administrations and
others, the undersigned, as spccia commissioner
therein named. will proceed to sell, upon the prcmi-
ses, on TUESDAY the 23d day Of October. 1877 at
~ H., that portion Of Inc FARM on which the lale
BENJAMIN w Roper resided at the time of his death,
and described In the papers In said suit rs the Mil
tract. containing II $4,000 ACRES. more or less,
on which there is 4 GRIST-MILL with good water
mower. and has an excellent country trade.
TERMS Cash rs TO sufficiency 10 paw cost and eI-
penscs of sale and cost OF suit; and rs TO the residue
upon credit Of one TWO, and three years, with le-
gal interest thereon from day OF sae the purchaser
10 execute bonds with good personal security for
The deferred PAYMENTS aud the title to bc retained
until all The purchase money Is paid and convey
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
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Nv Robert II. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE FRAME
L TENEMENT NEAR THE CORNER OF
TWENTY.SECO AND RRlNGTOS
STREETS. JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS.
BY ACCTION.-In execution Of certain deed Of
trust from Tucker Davis. dated september !6 1879
To me As trustee recorded III ID. b. GO, p. ~ - Hen
rico County Court, 7 will proceed to sell. upon The
premises. on FRIDAY the I'd Of November. 1877.
at o'clock, being required so 10 do by the holder
Of the notes secured thereby, default having Dccn
crIy conveyed in said deed consisting of a SMALL
FRAME TENEMENT and TWENTY-FIVE FEET
OF GROUND on the north side Of Carrih@ion
street near Twenty-sccond street.
TERxS: About f75 cash: balance on very long
and liberal terms to be announces at SAFE.
nc % H. A. ATKINSON. JR., Trustee.
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DUBLIC SAL E.-v 4 / Z A ~
i STEAM MILLS FOR GRlNDLNG SLMA g.
BARK, CORN. AND PLASTER; SlTI AIED ~, AZ
t kotisA MI MILLING And MASTFACTr RIM
COMPANY, having determined to close their Da
ness offer for sale their valuable property located
Chesapeake and OHIO railroad, siXty-tw3 n,lcs irTh
Richmond and fourteen miles from o3ru"n ,,,,
The buildings aud machinery are In good CONDITION.
having been erected new only six years ago anu III"
establishment was up 10 July Isl In active 4pSA .
lion The m Is Eth thTsfstorY ,Iss sgx26
iOrmiug 4 T., also covered with TN. On q Inc "itit
the mill. and attached Is two-and.s-haI s'"r:
frame warehouse l5013O, capable or storins SIX
hundred tons Stimac; cOru-house. Kitchen, DAT
sheds, &C In the enstne-house Is never -lai,''i
WELL yielding ali ample supply OF wafer ~ ,"i a..
the machinery, even during proiracteu drouSms,
another well OH the premises, Kept asa reserve. i'
machinery includes i ihtrty-horsr power p.,r'hpc
engine bull s by l'S N GOOD rspr. With The A.
t,chmcn,s com picic-capacity, Two tons III t"rl'c
hours Bark Min keystone raicrnl. IN %"fN, ,
nr,I.r I'm fIoDr on lite with acknowledgements yen
tons \ ,Iay: Corn Sill. f.urIoot E>opuS Stone Wv"
boiling at!arilIncnt-rapacity. one hundred p!>''i
I'm twelve hours; Plaster Mil, 'oIir-i'.,t trcnr"
,irrs with crrss!cr compietc-capac'ty, n!tcch '"H'
per day. .,..,,,. !. .,r.rra tn
purchaSc 4 manufacturing concern c"Hif"tr IT,
ready for business, with all rs brands. r"r!-"t" ~;
The Company have always found i iu!rket ior ~
nSlr Ps1IhpG'SSn o in ali the northern cite
Persons Wishing to engage In safe and pre-, an.'
business requiring only moderate capital a'T . ',
yited to Inspect the property; and iul Information
will be given by addressing the undersigned. ,,.
The property win De sold al auction, on NE prem,
ises, on MONDAY, November II, 1871 u -
O'Clock ". ,c.t.
At the same time and place viii BE- OF, rel 9r ~,
sundry TOOLS aud FIXTURES. including tAt ~
BANKS SCALES, Hay and trrLE-sIALEs'
OF the largest size aud improved pattern. :, ur A.
Also, 10 tons BEST BLUE "lNpSoi. i'>"
TER. unsround. ,,;.., will IN,
For terms or any other information, WHICH VIII ~
promptly given, address ~
j. W. DAVIS,
J. {. CA1lMACk,
Committee,
Louisa Courthouse, Va.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, ostobeF IL, 1871 o.,
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE
~ OF 4 FRAME STORE AND DWELLING on
TIE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH, WEST OF. AND
RICHMOND-In pursuance of decree of the
Chahccry Court of the city Of Richmond, in snitof
Liggan u.s. H. J.. Brown and 7. William Penbcrton,
executors and trustees under the will of w. b.
Jones, deceased entered the Oath day of October
1877. we will proceed To SELL upon the premises, on
SATURDAY the Sd day of November. 1877, ut AZ
O'Clock p. NJ the property described in The decree
rs FRAME HOUSE and LOT. containing about six
rooms, &c. The lot Is 15X- 1ect.
TERMS: One third cash residue In six. twelve.
and eighteen months, SIX per cent. interest added
and title to be retained until all the purchase-money
is paid and conveyance ordered by The court.
X. l.. BROWN.
T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON.
Executors and Trustees.
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4 CALL on TIE REClNESTAL COLONEL
Last night the Richmond GrayS Company
AZ, Captain Bossicux: Walker Light Guard
Company B,, Captain Binford; and Com
pany f, Captain Miller, headed by Hess
nich's band, called or Colonel Bradley +.
Johnson at. his residence, west Franklin
street.
Addresses were delivered by Colonel
Johnson, Colonel John y. Sloan, and Cap
tain 10. Lane Stern. After the speeches.
the party were entertained IN the most nos
nitahie manner,
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by Jas. MacdongaIl. AuctIoneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1872 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
WITH GOOD LOT TO EACH. SITUATED ON
NEW OR TwENTY-FIRsT STREET BETWEiGGNNS
SHORT AND PLEASANT STREETS, UNlON
of the Chanccry Court or the city Of Richmond, IN
the cause of Rontree Rountree therein psnd Mi
nnon the premises, at hubble auction, on TUESDAY
NEXT the soth day Of 0ctober 1s IA at 4
O'Clock r. NJ the property descrbeG IN SAG G
water sc. Each house is In very good repair, ana
contains four rooms and have good fronts anu
are we'll built and are occupied by Messrs. Walford,
Flournoy, and others, and at all times command
good rents. ..,, o..,, n,,,,co
Mt four eight, and twelve months, with SIX per cent
interest added to notes and the title withheld until
ali the purchase-moncy IS paid and n conveyance
ordered by the court. ~ .,
poprpr r 1--WE kuciiOneer. Oc24
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BY George S. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No, 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVI-
l. DED OSE-FIFTH INTEREST, n IN, EIGHT FIT
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
CALLED "KESWICK," LYING on THEJhMEs
RIVER, n TIE CGUSTlEs OF ,o Ch E Err
tain deed OF trust dated goth day OF January 1877.
and duly recorded given to secure Two notes OF
uuired to execute said trust by the holder OF the first
of said notes, default having been made IN the pay.
of November, 1877 at l O'Clock \. NJ, in front OF
the United States courthouse. in hcclty OF Rich
nonI proceed to sell said undivided onc-hfth inter-
est in the valuable estate known MS 'kcswick.n
containing about EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES (more or Icssl lying the James riyerin the
counties of Chesterfield and Po~latan This prop
crtr is claimed To be valuable for the Coal undcrly-
ing II, also Tor the WOOD and TIMBER. There Is
also some lowgroundS attached, and u number OF
buildings on It. some Of them brick.
TERMS: Cash a to so much Is will pay expenses
of sale and pay the note for 1900 due July 3Oth,
with interest from January 30 1877: liberal terms
as 10 the residue, which Will bc made known on DAY
nf sale GEORGE :. EASlION,
JAMES W. MORTON,
oc11 Trustees.
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Lunatic Received. Sunday Robert
Rrooks. weIl-known white citizen OF
Chesterfield, was received at the Manchester
iail on the charge OF lunacy. Mr.. Brooks 8
condition is violent in the extreme, ana a
commission, consisting OF Justices Martin,
CLAYTON, and Hewlett will, it is expected,
act upon his case to-day.
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THE THEATRE-MAZEPPA.-Miss Fanny
Louise Buckingham opened at the Theatre
last night in 'Mazeppa with her trained
horse James Melville. The acting OF Miss
Buckingham, Sam Ferguson, the comedian,
and other members Of the company, was
loudly applauded. Mazeppa will be re-
peated tonight, and the house should be
full. 1t should be borne in mind that this
is an entirely new version OF Mazeppa.
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THE RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY
some months ago employed an experienced
nan TO instruct the boys in the asylum (all
who are large enough to make cigars,
while not in school. There are quite
number in this institution who can be enl-
ploycd q part OF each day. They are man
uiacturins cigars at prices ranging from
Sl5 to SO per thousand. Mr.. William
Walker. who has purchased the privilege to
sell cigars at the Fair. had large supply
made by the boys. and has given them the
privilege to sell them all over the grounds.
Look out for the orphan boys with their CT
CARS.
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PERSONAL---VERY. Mcdaniel, OF New
York. the well-known thurman, passed
through Manchester yesterday on visit TO
his Broadrock farm.
Edward w. Moore, OF the Treasury De-
partment, Washington, is in the city, Inc
guest OF his fathcr-in-law, ex-senator Will
liam r.. Martin.
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MILITARY ELECTIoS.-At Il meeting OF
Company G, First Virginia regiment. held
last night, Lieutenant a. NJ. Tomlinson was
elected captain uice J. Fl. Paater. resigned.
Second Lieutenant George S. Stokes was
promoted TO first lieutenant.
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By George s. E:lshon & son, AuctionecrS,
No 7 Tenth street.

NOR SALE. ONE OF TIE HAND
T. SOONEST AND MOST DESIRABLE SUBtR-
BAN RESIDENCES NEAR THE ClTl.-At the
request of the owner will sell Ut public AUCTION,
IN FRIDAY. November ., 1877. at O'Clock J.: NJ,
ON the premises, that BEAUTIFUL and DESlRA-
BILE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE on Grove avenue
about 4 quarter Of Il mile west Of the city. now Ill
the occupancy Of Professor Harrison. Garden con-
taIuiuc FOUR ACRES. with every variety OF fruit.
Large FRAMED DWELLING win Ten rooms !;
pr"rn-house attached; kitchen and other necessary
buildings.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known ut sale.
FASHON L son. Auctioncers.
oc 2S.o52729. 3O.31. SoY1&2
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EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GENERAL Lee
The models for the equestrian statue OF
General Lee will be on exhibition at the
Senate chamber from to-day until Saturday
the 10th proximo between the hours OF s A.
NJ. and II 2. NJ.
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miles from Midlothian. Just about the time In {,
l u; the opening of services difficulty
W between young man nameu
McGr,,der and two youths named harris.
Kn;yaa were used, and McGruder was SO,
r;onslv cut. The Harris boys were reported
40 slightly injured. McGruder was con-
uered 10 the residence Of Mrs. Hall, IN tne
vicinity, and last night his condition was vas
thought to be critical. Our Informant oiu
not lcarn the origin OF the difliculty.
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Preparations for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
were engaged yesterday in cleaning-up the
debris at the scene OF the late fire on Hull
street. Ali the parties who were sufferers
by the fire are making arrangements to COM
mence rebuilt ding at once.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real FSt.ltr .turtiDuccr,
Real Estate AuctiOnccr'
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON THIKTIETH STREET EE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREET , ~
AITCTIOS-In pursuance of decree OF the Cham
cery Court of the city of Richmond cntcrr! "n the
24ih day of October 1877 in the suits OF Jones -
Joness Administrative It as, ANA Jones i'ihii.i,-
tratriy u.s. Turner &C. therein pending, the under
signed Us special commissioners. will sell AT pubic
auction, on the premises. on THuisDAI 10" isiday
LOT above described, belonging Ia the r>ia' "i
James Jones' deceased, and now occupied ~ hr.
George W. Jones. The lot fronts AZ. feet on mr.
ieth street and runs back the usual depth AMI ha 4
comfortable frame dwelling thereon. and all uc"'--
sary Ou.houses. The above sale Is made ri me c~I
OF George W. Jones, the former purchaser WHO hi'
failed 10 comply with the terms of sale. m
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue upon crc,,t
of six twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes. legal interest added from day Of sale ana tic
title retained tHASIhiS VII -
nr oG 4. X. COURTNEY.
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VIRGINIA PATEoS.-Wc are glad to hear
that the difficulty as TO the proprietorship
Of the Virginia Patron having been adj
juSted the present editors and proprietors
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

AT the request OF Mr.. Mayo, and In consequence Of
the approaching Fair and the visit OF the
the above salea are pos,poned-the first fin kieh.
mond) TIL SATURDAY the Sd hovember, lS! ~;
MONDAY, 9th November, Ia ,,,,s,,rv.s
&C 20 THE IhOsIEEaS'
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary PUBIC,
No.921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u executed TO me. dated ON the 9Th day Of July.
1877, by Eliza Ann smith, and duly Of record IN
the clerks office Of the Hastings Cont for The city
of Manchester In D. B. No. 2, page 594. being re-
Gnired so to do by the hcncGcarie In said deed Of
trust, l will sell, on the premises. on FRIDAY,
November the I'd, 1877, at o'clock i. d., the
HOUSE and LOT described In said deed, rs follows
Fronting SO feet on Stockton street near Seventh
street. and running back about 1872 feet. with 4
SMALL BRICK RESIDENCE thereon, which
might be made very comfortable ut small cost.
TERMS: Cash rs TO 5000 and cost Of executing
this trust: balance liberal time, for negotiable
paper, we'll secured. The terms may be moderated
ut the hour Of sale by consent Of parties interested.
&c 20 +. J. SAMPSON, Trustee.