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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-15
By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
1113 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO
l. STORY BRICK STORES AND DWELLINGS
AND A TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING: On
MAIN STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH
AND ,TWENTY-FIFrH STREETS, BY AUG
TTON.-By virtue Of the provisions Of three deeds
of trust bearing dale respectively the 9Th OF June
1874, 9Th of Hurch, 1876, and 10th of May, 1875,
to the undersigned trustees Of the East End Build
ing Fund Com pany, to secure the obligations OF
debt mentioned In said Deeds shall, MS trustees
therein named, being required so TO do by said
PREMISE premises on THURsDAY the 22d day Of kebrr:
airy, ] S77, at O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
described in SAID deeds, consisting Of a LOT Of
LAND, fronting 44A feet on the north side Of Main
street between Tweniy-fourh and TTe ei1
feet, with three new TW O-STORY BRICK STORES
and DWELLINGS, and u TMO-STORf FRAME
DWELLING In the rear. ,
TERMS: The aforementioned deeds require cash
as to Sl.265.56. with interes' thereon from The Isl
OF February, 1877; but more liberal terms may DC
given at the time Of sale.
s. w. FARRAR. }.
JOHN A. MFANLEY,i Trustees.
sTel2 CHARLES SPENCER,)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-15
BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Ills Main street.

PURSUANT TO THE DECREE EN-
i TERED by the Chancery Cour, Of the city 20, OF
Richmond on The 9Th day of April. 1876, IN the
suit OF Powers Crump against Mcfalls, and ut The
request of the plaintiff. In order to satisfy and
make the paymentS ordered TO be made by said de-
cree, we SHALL OH the ODD DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1871 at4 o'clock r ~, offer for sale ut public au nc
LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND. with the
BUILDINGS and lMpRoHEMENTS, tn, thereon; , IN
street between Twenty-fourth and Twenty.tfth
streets, fronting 44k feet the north line Of said
Main street and running back between parallel lines
l65 feet, being The property conveyed to The said
McFalls BY Joseph jackson BY deed recorded In
ONCE of the Richmond Chancery Court.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay The sum Of S477.J S,
with interest thereon from The 2lst of November,
1876 and the costs Of suit and The expenses Of the
residue for s5O3.14 till the 2 LIST Of November,
1877, and for S50S.73 till the 2lst Of November,
1878. For The credits negotiable notes will be re-
Quircd, and trustdeed upon the property to secure
the same THOMAS J. EVANS,
A. Fl. SANDS,
fely Special Commissioners.
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5 AsiFoa SALE BY
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AND DANFlLLE
IL RAILROAD.
srHEDrIE OF TRAINS TAKING EstE'
DECEMBER 10, 1875.


% 'Ai DECEMBER 10. 1876.
T7pOIJt;u MAIL.
,.sn II Leaves Richmond daily, connecting Il
'''o ~ Greensboro with trains on North 1s'! Y,
lima division and N. ". N. {. X. X. q
Cbsrlottc with trains on Atlanta an NV.
Richmond Airline railway los ~.
ianta. Macon. Jacksonville, Monlk9Hnn
~. Mobile, and New Orleans ana ~;
southwestern points. WITH {. I. al =.
A. X. X. for Columbia, Ausassta, a"' 49,
southern ana southeastern poihp'
LYNCHBURG ACCO3fM0DATl9S.., sv,,,.,
o.oo ~ leaves Richmond daiIy for Bufsesi!'s'
'''o 10 EarmyiIlc Lynchburg, and M'e i,t"r
diate points making close cohheeu W..
ut Lynchburg for sii socsh"e'"'-
points.
THROUGH FREIGHT, ,p,.h.
$40 7. u, With s,,nasx for Lyncn.
h aSYa a 9a n at Eyncb6ufg o:l6 A. ~
...... THROUGH NAIL, ..,,r,
7:47 2. NJ, arrives Kchmond da snfion W. +
g. r.. r., O. C. and A. x. T. h.' a..
At,anta and Richmond AIRLINE "a.
Tay from all southern and sosu tIs
= crn points and with Rtohmond, f Iss
rscksburg and Potomac and Cbesape al
and Ohio railroads for ali northern aa'
western points. s,l.s
LYNCHBURG AcCoAM S,ns Ira,n Lynes.
a'oh .'' burg. Fsr1nyine, Burkertle. ann az 9th
49, ter,nediale points, aud from ~ S~'-
western points. ...ss. "
~ THROUGH FREIGHT. .-,x,,
TOO A. NJ, with sleeping-car attached. TIE fn,r.
NV ~ Richmond daily Except M9ndayl i 20
Lynchburg, leaving Lynchburs al NV
~ nf Pm. - p,.,ro,J and
The through freight trains between oSr sna-
Lynchburg, with sieepins-ear s.sS ~ ~
anal aayamtsQes In economy OF time 70 oa'ih'N
of richmond and Lynchburg. .,,,,,vr.,e.c
Tickets sold 70 a. sSadT thnaneh
pG Pases sleeoins-ears run through bss"eeD h
ond and ns oniy for continuous s
Local ssSAss 1870 named on uckets No GsSo'"
tw Sen. s III, h e,r.n. I. M. r. TALCuaas,
CHECKS "n ~ General Sapermtesas 1T
.,ous r.. MACMCRpo, CT neral PssSsiSs >~
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RICHMOND MARKET S.
WEDNESDAY, February ID, 1877.
5,ouufry produce.

Country Produce.
,AHpg.ss: Small, sl.5e@s1.75; large, $2@s2.5o
Bees1odg: 26c. a ID.
Bsttsr: Prime to choice yellow, 22@2sc.; fair to
sV Corn no Msas: s5@57c bushel for country
pe grssa uRnIpeeed Cherries
Eggs: In barrels. ls@1sc. q dozen; in crates,
Feathers: Prime hve-goose, 40@50c.; common,
Fiaxseed: sl.lo@s1.2o p bushel.
OATS: Baied. 55@6Oc.
Sotsioes: {s,sb: nsS: 2 barrel, ss@s4: ..,. -
@ pSs& ' Pfessed s ssssSs7 F.
lard Zero Z Ge ssGry ll l9sIa;
Ssmee: zoe $I;2s; according to quality.
Seeds.-Ciover, siSs5@s1o $50; timothy, 81 Is
s Ges orchard grass ssSssS; herds grass 81 @
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosenda!e, $1.65@s1.75T barrel; James
Lime: Agricultural. Loo. q bushel; Virginia, In
dian Rock, sllo; Roekland, s1.1o@s1.25, accord
S;%p ; sss4sg gsogRa'
Dry Goods.
ter, exc; 4 Manchester. &c.: \ Manchester. 5kc.:
fRss aEfs is SIS
u ss7ss;GfS r fspsf esRss:?Es ey s5e
sus fss sgsa sns sYnsSsts.gs kas Ma%
l0o.; a Home, 1oSe.; "A Oneida, !oe.; a.
ss 81 s soeIe sa e ssd
seSSor s &C.; io1z waitiam, Soc; ~ CITY
Brsson .prt.ls: Petersburg. 7ac.; Granitevtlc,
Co,sst ysans: Pavonia, &C.; Alnoskeas' 1oc. I;
''f psmssas: Harlem, l2ks; Boston Steam Mills. &c.
Prtmts: American, &C.; Aliens. ~; , kich-
ington, &C.: Hamilton. 7Hc; Mcrrinack, 7Hc; Nal.
Anioskeag To-; Wamsutta, &c.
Cnmbrfcs: Rice TO-: English, &C.
Drugs, Dyestuits, Oils, &c.
Ss s1s' s7s Of four dozen
s sgtrses Log%ooa: lec.
Oils: Linseed. SOC: machine, 81 as1.75 sperm,
s2c straits oSo@Sss 4 So,sO
S Ses, ssIsd $3.50: castor. $40 gallon virginia
iapricating. 3O@5Oc.: kerosene. CSC. gallon.
k0o ss :G Ginseng, s0c.; seaeca without top $50
80 Soaa: Sal, as@sc., IN kegs; English sods, &C.
Spirits Turpentine:: Soc.
Hides. Leather. &c.
HIDE Green. a9bc:; dry salted, 12laibc: Dry
flint eel &C.: weI sa.tel, s@9c.; wet sailed calf
Ieasasr soie leather. oak. So 4oc: sole leather,
hen!oeks 81 2gs: country upper. 25@a45c.; city
asss 1sasss 81 ma = harness ass
skins, French. $l.25GSa.26 a ~; rough gkiYttng,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-15

BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL COT
TERFIELD COUNTY. HALF MILE FROM TOM
ARAWK STATION.-ht the request Of Mr.. Bernard
Read shall sell at auction, at my Office corner OF
February, 677, at ~ o'clock NJ, his LITTLE
FARM located rs above containing eleven acres, OF
which halfis open land of good quality; balance In
woods The place Is enclosed: has two sprin 8 on
1t, with NEW FRAMED DWELLING, containing
four rooms two of which are not plastered 1t an
Excellent grocery stand, or for blacksmth's shop
being on public road, near the depot.
TERMS At SALE W. GODDiA,
fe IL Auctioneer.
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Sy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, February 14.-Gold opened a. 1853.
Noon.-Stocks active and unsettled. Money, per
cent. Gold, l05k. Exchanre-Long, 4Sai; shors,
dull and steady, except Louisiana
Bpening.-Money easy at 2lSfG3 per cent. Gold,
1O4k Exchange quiet at 4S4H. Governments steady
and active; new 0's, 1l6% States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
EAIrIMoRE, February I4.-virginia 6's. deferred.
*; consolidated, 81; second series 37E North
Carolina Co, old, FL ; new, ~. .-
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- 49,, !, ,,s1. e9la1c; hoop. ggs.
Bye. .Iisst Charcoal. 59833
p.s: isslarcoai, PENN sysniss az
thrass.ss RI gSszss her Ses
III Isinion. p5 per key for standaId
T. snnsyety: when 9nu KEGS arc t, ~
ua sea AZ &C. her key dcuctton Is atoWeu' osie'
!. W. nu.sa. - III u,at,
), ils Icy q ibp ssfsl ~
e3Ss ses: sssnai best tntc. 9Ec ,.,,
l RaSgs: MiAeaee''s't 49,. -.,aaf
.sSE foteign Fruits and Candy. Il,
c andy y. 1sc. q b. . ;. ;,.SS. =1a ~
Lemons: Mess snaS s. hnu . 'o~'
Oranges sS.oote9a q ooA. ,t15..5'tf ~
Ia. ..f stfs.f Groceries &c. ntt ~.
Bacon Shoulders &C.: clear rb-sids, 1910 ois.
elbhet 10kc.; Virginia shoulders SNaSAc;I o W.
he. small aal@i12sS.s saSrased hams. iniic.
1 Bscksis: Psinsed, two Hoops 80 three hoops
SS;2o..,.., sn 80 ,., A. 7SM2 three strings,
asaSs.SG) -four strings, s3.7 so. ,,,,s
600 GOOD to prime; 2aH@23c.; Lagunyrs, 22i
6SSIc. java, S36S5c., :. -
@GTamdies AdasIaIiunc candles, 17H@lee. I. set,
l4falSc:: falf-boxes, l3c.: talloW. lac. u,
I'm "iish dairy 1 SS20c.; Pineapple. 25c.
Pioa. Carolina, 7c.; Rangoon. &c. II
Fish: Herrings-Ncrth Csrona NO. cut 1 5SJs
North Carolina gross, 10; Eastern grGss'
Mach erelINo. bay, S aoSaS q s o. No 4 in
Ts.oVGTlu' No tIts 40. Nc q II 20 mess
kits; sZ;2'e' go Q. n "'''' 90 w. w. ~ -
shad, m kins go. -cIs md ttcrccs 1oc. In half
L0Tu tnhT a. $500 80 $500
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BY Robert b. Lyme, ): !.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
- 1912 Main street. ~

GALE OFtFARM INtHENRICO COUN-
y TY CONTAINING 81 $40 ACRES GOOD
LANDAU trustee IN deed dated 2Sth NoYem-
Der, 1871, from William IL Perry, trustee aud his
the administrators Of William w. Voorhees, default
having been made In the payment OF the debt Sc
cured thereby, shall expose 10 sale. at public auc-
bn to the highest bidder, at the front door Of the
courthouse OF the county Of Henrico, on MON
DAY the 10th OF February, 1877, at IL O'clock
NJ all that LAND lying in Henrieo county In Yarina
township, containing 81 3-lo ACRES, being re.
s In the plat Of division OF the lands OF "hich
Thomas Herbert died seized.
TERMS: Cash as to SO much rs Will satisfy ex-.
peI,ses OF sale and $3.50, with interest VI per
cent. from 10th of November, 1874, and on a
credit as TO residue Of six and twelve months with
Interest added from dag Of sale and creds tnstsi-
uents secured by trust-deed: Selling as
warranty. JACOB 8. ATLEE1 Trustee.
RoBFIT d. LYME, Auctioneer. fe7-lis
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RAILROAD LINES.
@ M
RICHMOND. EEEDB & POTOMAC X. X. Coil
- OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
~ = ss,s..-y- RICHMOND, December 11.1S7G. }

o. M
ienpxS sEng : fgJsaAc . * r.
~ + ~ RICHMOND. December j. 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
I On end after WEDNESDAY. December 18th
rsins viii run on ,Siis road a. follows: g.s-s
sos A. 81. leaves the Byrd-Streei station daily fex-
cept Sunday, connecting With the Bal.
trnore ana. Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad. due NJ New York at
- .t"@ 1915 P. b.; arriving nj Washington
s:ss r. Al. leaves Byrd-strect station daily. con-
10 Iii !. Meeting nj Washington with the Balti-
~ y. in New York ut $50 A. Il. Through
~ - - sleeper from Richmond 10 New York
4:so r. NJ RECONSIDERATION fiss ct as5Is fT TRAIN for
Z Junction. leaves Broad-Street station
tE.itr dSundays excefSted)! 8is.s.a, - -
1905 A.. II. arrives at Byrh-Sireet station daily
;,,,,. - leaves New York at e:o5 tue preced-
LII Ing evening. II
$50 A. H. d iet eShsayI; TRAIN arrive
-. ut Broad-street sutton (sundays ex-
passenger-car. which will be attat he'd TO freight
WEDNESDAY,. aud Friday 81 $40 4. M, ar:
leave 0uaStico on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
sat at r. Il. ~ a. '''' -''''"" - ee'
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station or
TUEsDsAY 7: THURsDAY, and nd, s wa.I
On MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDA y
MORNINGS. Conslgnees Of I've stock and perish
able article upon giving notice a, depot, Gun obtain
Through bills Of ading and rates given to all prtr.
rtpal points North and West. E. T: D. MYERS.
General sups g IS ns
dc IL General FREIGHT and Ticket Agent.
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RAILROAD LINZ. :

% ID s3 -
RicnxosD, YORK RIVER AND Casss.-
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ''l'''0.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 i. 81. Leaves Rlchmonl rJInsnsv
DAY. and SATURDAY. h11anCRS-
west Point with SteaIne, IItL .n"fts ),
an points On York liver ana va n'i sor
more. Arrives In BaitfnoreI r =, EAR.
~ a.. connects With rstl.Ilncs for - ~ : 4.
lug ng'on, Philadelphia, New Yort nI
1.G - $50 I'D =, anu MI western points. Tnbn-
Lar &C richmond with traiDa On pjcntatc,.
nhi, ,e',GirsonrS AMI ChcsaDeaEs '" .nl
THROUGH FREIGHT.
Quo ~ IL. Leaves Richmond TIJgsDAy r,,,.,
qg. DAY ,., aid SATURDAY., 'fr ~
WIZ, Wit steamers ut West Pop, IN, r'n 1,''
t,' & landings, Baltimore, and ali WI wol r.Ye1
= - 0inn. Connrcts al Richm,,t S .;rl
~ rams on Richmond and D,nr1i,ta WIN
t'h +' Ioao, Richmond and Pcters,,,,n 'aii,
Fl .G@~..s chesapeake and Ohio raIlrosJ. - ana
LOCAL PASSENGER.
day.. 'shcep: Sun
LOCAL FREIGHT
''o' ~ III Lays = richmond MONDAY. wyr
sEsDAf. and Friday VI" I'D
meets 1t WRIST Point with sin,r,.. o. on
Tor all landings on Maitspsni .t, is Isl
munkey ryex. ana %
THROUGH PASSENGERS.
io:po \. Al. Arrives at Richmond T1-r.u,v
TUESDAY, andSATURDAy. CO.
meets with train, on Richmond az
fctcrsburg and Chesapeake and 0ria
raliroads. Steamer Havana leave B,,'
umore from Pier LA Light s,, ,l',
MONDAY. WEDNEsDAY,' and 's EPI
DAY, Al 4 7. 81. Conncc,s MIN
trains from Philadelphia New yo.S
ana we'Iern points. and at IVES. poin,
WIN IrllilS 10. Rlcnn .rJ
South. ""i 'Nc
THROUGH FREIGHT.
o:lo.f. VI. Arrives at Richmond TCEsD,y
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY., Cnn-
meets with steamer al W,st Point from
Baltimore CONNECTS with .yirn-rn.m"I
anu DanrlIle. Richmond and Petrr,
roads. '' '"'''
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. Al. Arrives at Richmond daily .,r.,a Sim.
Gay. connect, with Richmond AMI
petersburg AMI Chesapeake and ohtn
railroads. ' '''
LOCAL FREIGHT.
400 T.. n. Arrives at Richmond MONDAY. WEB
SESi)AI, and FIR IDhi. Con
necfs At West Point with steamer I.i,
from Ma'taponl and prmnnscy rive
No transfer Of freight al Richmond ,o o. from
southern points. Cars run through between h.isn;s
and West Point. " -
Careful handling and Dispatch With love-. r,,,.
guaranteed. ''
Through bills Of killing. with ,ruaran;c->! ra,,s
Issued TO all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 20 all northern eastern. and
western points. and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket OF.
Gee, 826 Main street; II the Exchange Hotel. and
company's depot, corner Twcnty-third aud pr~s
streets, Rlchnond.Ta.
fe6 IT. noUGLAs, SUPERINTENDENT.
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BY George s. vashon 6 Son, Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street.

GALE VALUABLE LAND IN HEN
DRICO COUNTY SEVEN MILES NORTHWEST
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of the decree rendered.
by Goochand Circuit Court In the chancery sult OF
Euckols rs Deitriok, administrator &c, at the NO.
vember term 1876 /, as special commissioner. VIII
sell at public auction. at the Office Of George $.
Richmond, va. on SATURDAY the oath day OF
February, 1877, at ~ O'Clock ~, that valuable
FARM In Henrico county, containing ONE HUN
Farm" situated OH the Fredericksburg road one
mile from the head Of Brock turnpike: ms d ard
ioins the farms of Miss F. t. Sheppard Half-Snk)
". C. Taliafcrro. and Others. The Improvements
consist OF SMALL DWELL1NG-HOuSE,& &c.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue In one ana
two wears with interest from cate, and title retained
until the purrhsse-money is paid.
THOMAS NJ. DIETRICH,
1. Special Commissioner.
e. YAsHoN & son, Auctloneers. fe 14-tds
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February IA, 1877.


$50 OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, % bushels. Red, $50 bushels.
CORN.-Whtte, 662 bushels. Mi1cd, 512 bushels
OATS.-1,734 bushels.
MEAL.-160 bushels.
PoTAToES-64 bushels.
.@r SALES.
WHHAT.-Hhite, 26 bushels at s1.45; 70 bushels
prime on private icrpls-total, 90 bushels. Red, 81
bushels at SI.57; 10 bushels nj S1.55; Ii bushels
prime at SLIGO; 81 bushels at $1.35; $50 bushels
at $3.50; 10 bushels vt Sl.45: 40 bushels at
81. 55; SEQ bushels very good n S1.6O-total, 6s6
bushels.
CORN White, $50 bushels VEG! good 1T 52c.
eta bushels Gil private tcrms-total, 6l2 bushels.
Nired, 226 bushels very good at 52c.: 2S4 bushels
ut 53c.-total, 612 bushels.
OATs.-86S bushels On private terms.
MEAL.-100 bushels ut 65c.; 80 bushels on PR
yate terms-total, ! 90 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-15
by Robert Il. Lyme.
successor to Lyme & Brother,l
Auctlonccr and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VERY
WHICH IS IlEAXiLY TISfBERER, LYING II q
b bEEoW TG GGo city 81 AN S
NEW-BRIDGE ApJ9INHlEMIGG THE LANDS :, n,S'
s Up n Of decree entered on the 54h day Of Jan
5X the Crcd Court d nersG oGS
we ' sSa lip proceed to sell upon
PAY DAY Of as Ut II ~ The sa
s. On IRA The soil IS GOOD and The
tract body Of fine, heavy timber, from which the
purchaser could realize good profit. Being 80 near
good MARKET and situated on the Nine,sile road
railroad and fronting on both, It and the
attention of parties DESTROYS to purchase The tract
'a Also so Two oTHER SMALL TRACTS OF LAND
lying near the aboye-one containing "a $4,000
acres which fronts on the Richmond: York River
and Chesapeake railroad aud adjoins William Gull
lingsworth's farm: the second containing rs 2OO-
1000 acres, and adjoins the land Of John BridgWa-
Garnett. These are two nice little unilnpl owed
farms and plat be seen at the office of the auc-
tioueer
TERMS, under decree, IRE one fourth in cash
residue upon credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes. six per cent. Interest
paid and conveyance orderedby The court.
4. r. COURTNEY,
F.M; CONNER,
VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
Y FOR SALE.-By virtue Of decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of Augusta county rendered In The cause
OF the Central National Bank OF Frederick, Nd,
us. Chcsley Ninney and ais, we will proceed, In
front of the courthouse in The city OF Staunton 10
sell at public auction, on SATURDAY the 18th day
of February. 1877, that most desirable property
known rs the
AUGUSTA SPRINGS" PROPERTY.
OR THE
"sTRIBLING SPRINGS" PROPERTY.
The property consists Of the original Augusta
Springs" tract. supposed to contain 800 ACRES,
and two additional tracts added thereto-one con-
tanning 1OS ACRES, and the other supposed 10
contain 600 ACRES. This property Is highly I'M
proved, and is one OF the most popular water
ipg-places In Virginia.
| The property will be sold upon the following
terms-yiz.: So much In hand rs will pay the costs
Of suit and sale, and the remainder IN four equal
annual instanents bearing interest from the day OF
SALE the purchaser giving bond with approved per
sopal security and the title retained as Sc
curity.i = :. JAMES BUMGARDNER. JR.,
| -. GEORGE III. COCHRAN, JR... -,
HENRY B. NICHE. slsts
- I'D II . sahH LA s. YAscEY, 4.
IA / -tds - q I,-s al, +, Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-15
BY Robert b. Lyme,
(succcssor to Lyme & Brothcr)
tReal Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No. 1912 Main street.
rNRI7STEES' SALE OF TWO VALUA-
ELE MAIN-STREET STORES
.... CORNER OF EIGHTH,
AND TWO BRICK DWELLINGS ADJOIA1SG,
AND ONE OTHER BRICK STORE
AND RESIDENCE.
FRONTING ON SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
MAIN AND EIGHTH STREETS.
EY AUCTION.

In pursuance Of the power given US by = Ger
tain paper duly executed and dated the Sd day
Of January, 1877, from the heirs OF Garoline rl
tie premises. at public auction. on MONDAY the
26th day Of February, 1877, az IL oclocS NJ, that
PROVED PROPERTY situated as described above,
now occupied by Charles w. Green: Archer 4
Booker and others bringing at present for that por-
ton occupied rental of about $4,000 per year.
This property is located In an improving and eligl-
Bile part Of Main street, and offers for an investment
most adv antageous opportunity to capitalists ano
Others as 1t Is growing steadily and regularly IN
prompt tenants. Each building has good front on
Main Street, and extends back good depth. A plat
of the property will be exhibited at SALE showing
dimensions of each lot. . ..-..t...... ..;r
THE TERMS, which will be attractive and liberal,
Will be announced at time Of sale. '. si.#
and parties wishing 10 avail themselves Of an oppor-
tunity purchase Main-street property will attend
- W. T.. ROYAL, rs
.... .,. A. IS. KELLEY.
fe12 Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-15
BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
Il AND LOT ON JACKSON STREET.-By Ytr-
tue of deed of trust dated 9th of April, 1875, exc
cuted by A. r. Brooks and wife to the undersigned
as trustees and recorded in the Richmond Chancery
been made In the payment Of the negotiable note
therein secured, and being required so to do by the
beneficiary. the undersigned, as irustees, will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on the 10Th
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1877, ut AZ O'Clock F. H.
the following REAL ESTATE described In said
All that certain LOT OF LAND in the city OF
Richmond, with n SMALL BRICK HOUSE OH II,
fronting 8 feet inches on jackson street, near
Clarke street, and running back between parallel
lines III feet (more or less) 10 III alley.
TERMS: By consent of parties interested, VIII DC
one fourth cash; balance In four, eight and Twelve
SOLOMON JOHNSON,
.. DANIEL HENDERSON.
A. II. BROOKS,
Trustees.
y TJroHpsoS BROWN Auctioneer. fe 10