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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17
Hy Grubhs X " ilIlarns.
Real Estate Agentt and AuctiOncers.

Eleventh street between Main aud BANK
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
Il AND VALUABLE REsIDEMCE At TIL:
SOUTIIEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CAR1
STREETS. AND THREE BUILDING LOTS AD-
JOINING. AT AUCTlOS.-ln execution of deed
of trust dated April S7i. aad recorded i'll Rich
moud Chancery Court. in ID. Is. 1Q4 Il, page 800,
being thereto required by the creditor secured we
will sell nv auction. upon the prem ses. on FRIDAY
NAY 18th. at O'Clock L. NJ. The lalc X RESIDENCE
OF John Fr,claud deceased. situated a. above.
IL I large. Su.jSlartially-bu and tIpensiFey-
finished residence. with every comfort and modern
conycnicncc for large falnily. The rooms and
halls are large higl-pichcd aud airy. and enjoy an
extensive view below and across the river with The
advantage of southern hrcczcS, which cannot be
oirsrlctcd. The out-buldngs are numerous and
complete, and The grounds very attractive.
THIS property. com pletc III all H. arrangements
and situated in pleasant nrxhborhood. within 4
few minutes walk Of the DO~t-0tcc. offers UNUSUAL
ADVANTAGES to Il business or professional man. I'm
the dwelling will he sod If desired. the adjoining
one-half feet OR Fifth street, otherwise those lois
will he sold separately. ga,
The plan of this house Il such H. To admit OF lis
being very conveniently divided into two desirable
neincntS. and In this view II offers unSila induce
,ucuts Ia hildelS and Others who HAY not desire 80
large house rs it now Is.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash. hut as
II Is absolutely ccSSary that the property shall he
sold in order to offer a strong nduccnept to pur-
ciasers we are authorized 10 state that the terms
desired. NAV be- fourth cash: the balance Al one
two. and three YEAR. with interest payable SEMI
annually. and secured Ivy deed of trust
=. W. GRUBBS. .
JOHN HOWARD.
Trustees.
Cp,pps G. WrrII,NS AuctiOncerS nv
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First Highlander: "lli ear that TummaS
CARLYLE as been saying we mustn't tight tue
Rooshaus." Second EnSlandrr: 4" " ell.
hi don't suppose the HempreS> Will mlnd
Tummas. 4 hempirc Were the sun never
SETS cawn't be hunder the had1lee OF SIM
gle individual. First Ensiaifeer.: III m
with YOU there. Hi venture to say UNI.
mas as never card OF the SIX undred.
Courier-.iOurnul.
They will have their little Jokes in Chi
caro. 4 Chicago merchant was asked IN
TROY what he thought OF the - Eastern
question: He hesitated moment ana
then said. with wise air: .'Ncll. am Il
western man. He evidently meaIls 10
stand by his section.
An indianapolis invalid at the Arkansas
Hot Springs writes home: . II yotH' high
est ambition. when coming to this God-for-
sakcr country. is to pass for native, pro-
no,,pce Arkansas IArkanSaw.' Little Hock
The Rock and when you reach this pace
speak OF everything as the raj, raj can
raj dog etc.
A Dakota party writes: 81 would like to
sus crab for your paper please give me the
fool address," Our enemies are 1T liberty
to avail themselves Of the opportunity
Siour City Journal
People who contend that the country
must return to the simplicity. Of our fore
fathers had better lead the way by eating
iohnnycake and wearing patches on the
knees OF their trousers worcester Gd-
zette.
Thurman's neuralgia must have left him.
At Columbus the other day he was highly
facetious about the glores OF the State
which sends BIN to the Senate, closing
with the remark: And now we have cap
tured the presidency for Ohio; will not
say how we captured it, There was no
unfurling the sand-bag sheriff at this, no
clashing of gore-thirsty blades-only laugh
ter.
The present elevated style of bonnet has
the great drawback that man who sits be-
hind one in church thinks he is hidden
from the rest of the congregation, and
never puts anything in the contribution
box.-Nor,cich Bulletin.
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Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily icX-
rept Sunday 1T i20 i. NJ. and arrives AT Cor
louisville ut S:15 =. A., making connection with
train for Washington.
Mail train between Richmond and Huntington
runs daily icXccpt 'inaNI. between Richmond and
G"rdonSrc rms daily, stopping 1t all regular sta
lions
Express train runs daily, stopping at Hanover.
Junction Nocrs Trevian's. Louisa G0rdonsvillc.
Charlottesville, Staunton, Goshen, Miilboro'. Gov
inynn, and all regular stations west of covington.
Mail and express trains connect al Gor'lnnsville
for Washington aud the North and at Charlottes
VILE tor LylclburC and the South
Express train connects AT Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points in the West. Northwest. and
Southwest. and ut Richmond with the Richmond
and Danyillc. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-carS on nigh.-frainS.
Mali train arrives at Richmond AT i::}0 i. VI.
Express Train arrives al Richmond 1T $3.50 \. Al.
Accom- IN odaton train arrives 1T Richmond At
A. NJ.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 10 all
principal points.
For rates. information, &C.. apply at Compauy's
Offices and at $50 Main street Richmond. Va.
CONWAY r. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. VI. ;. DUNN.
ap23 Engineer and superintendent
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BY W. tOddIN,
Real Estate Agent .and Aucti"nccr-
Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF VALUABLE
LOT. AND FRAMED DWELLING TIER
~ IN THE soiITYI SIDE OF CLAY STREET
BfTWEEN ADAMS STREET AND BIH9Ok
AVENUE.-As trustee lin II certnin dced OF IruS'
1867, duly recorded H. Richmond Histings Soltrt'
Shall In execution sherrof pro'ced 70 SCI =, pGn I'D,
lie auction, the premises on ~ De sue
ESTATE conveyed by the said decd, fronting SO
feet on The south side of Clay street, running DasS
ONE STORY FRAMED DWELLING, nor oocn-
pied by MIR. Is. Samuel. $500, =,
TERMS: Cash rs ia the expenses OF sale hpu IT,, W
thereon and as to Shc residue Of the proceeds OF
sale. on such icriisss shall bc announced II the noun
OF sale. ,,,,,,
Tlis property il lnca,ed III very dcsirahS neigh
'boruod. W. roi'ty
NH II oIu'.cc.
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RAILROAD LINES.
AND DANYILLE
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OE TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL 6. 1877.

,<Afkll. z. lSI Z.
THROUGH MAIL.
1888 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting At
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and \. W. n. G. X. K. ~
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta ana
Richmond Airline railway for At
lanta Macon. Jacksonville, Montgomc-
ry, Mobile, and New Orleans, and al!
southwestern points. With Z. L. ana
A. X. II. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
9:4O A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for Burkeyllle,
Farmville, Lynchburg, and inferno
date points, making close connection
at Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH NAIL.
1923 p. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division y. W. n.
c. r. r.. C.. {. and 4. r. r., and
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, apd with Richmond, krede-
rickshurg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYSCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$50 p, NJ, arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg, Farmyille- Burkevlile. and ail In
termediate points, and from all south
western points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace steepine-cars run through between RICH
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No lay,over
checks Will be given. T. III. r. TALCOIr,
General Superintendent.
JOHN II. MACMuRpo, General Passenger Agent.
ape
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T. would not take many such songs rs the
following to drive the Turk out OF Europe
.nd csrccially il the words were set to appro-
nr,ate music. The Watch on the Rhine mas
almost eclipscd The MorSeiHdiSe, so grand
and spirit-stirring arc its effects. Who VIII
marry Bishop Coxe's words to music!
The New Crusade.
In the days OF the voice Of the sc.cntn anse. h
nc s as lie hath ,ieciared Ills servants tn"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e. Z.
TRUMP of the Lord-I hear Il blow ,
Forward the Cross: the world slSh h"'"
.Jehovah,s arm asainSt inc zoe.
Nown <tSli tho cursed Crescent go.
To arms-to arms
t,ou wills 4; 81.
co5,o,n Tho RUS. God bless the Gar!
Shsmc ON tho swords that trade can mar
shame on tho laSgard>, faint ana i"r'
That rise not 10 the holy war.
To arms-to arms!
The Gross oar Star.
How ,o,r. oh Lord for Trou art Just
Vengeance Is Thinc-in Ihec we trust
Wake, arm OF God, and dash 70 t,M nnS'
Those hordcs Of rapinc ana oil lust
To armS-to arms.
Wake swords that rust.
ro-u,,, the Cross. Break clouds of ire:
Rrtss with the thunder aud the Gre.
To new Crusades let Faith INSURE.
To arms-to arms.
To vengeance dire.
Forward the Cross That night recall
1f rayishct maids and wives witaa
With blood that stained Sophia's wall.
when Christiins saw the Cross uowAlSii.
To arms 10 arms.
Ie nations all!
To hish Stamhou that Gross restore!
Glitter its giorieS n Of yore .,~
Down with the Turk From Europe > sf>ue
Drive back the ravnim drunk with gore.
To arnIS-to arms.
To arms once more:
Forward the Cross Upiift that sign
10y comcth with Its morning slinc.
blossoms the rose and teens Inc HiHc'
'rhr olive Is It's fruit benign.
To armS-to arms.
Come Peace divine
rE;,bon 4. Clerelund Gore. in Bu1n!o Cong
mercidi-
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TICKS ENGLISH CLASSICS.

liz Main >.r"'''
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AII.TIoN ADMINISTRATIONS pays.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Esate Agent and Ancttoncen
llI3 Main street.

TRJSTEE'S SALE OF LOT NEAR
L UNION IIILL,IN HENRICO COY Sa,s 81. .na
rccorticiI IN Tcnrico County Court. executed DIV
Reuben Turner and wife to he undersigned, rs rus.
Of the obligation thereby secured and being REQUIRED,
by the beneficiary, the ndersigned ?, ru MsS va,
sell. the premises, on ShTpkdsAi ;, naE ID d2,
PARCEL OF LAND in ncnrico 600 MY, near Union Union
HILL OIL the west side of Twenty. street nrrwecu
~ f street and running back between nar.ii'el me,
h12b feet to all alley In common IA iceI "idc ana
designated ut Lot No. Z, In Square No. I'LL hu"'S
plan. ,.,,.,, ~ o,,o
II. 4. ATKINSON, JR., Trustee,
j. THOMPSON brown, kucttonetr. III! Io-u
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liy H..'Gi0duln.
ny h''St'NHi"'
Real Estate Agent and Auciioncd--
corner Eleventh and Bank strcGs.

rRITSTEESSALE OF BRICK pWELL-
Il ING AND Sa'OREIIOUSE, BLACKSMITH
,sHoP. &C. WITH FOUR LOTS-TWD FROET-
ING SEW ENTY-I3gkEEF FEET Ten iS.HES On
IVESUE OR SJlREET.JliST OUTSItJE OF THE
CORpOR ALTON LINE. hNDTWO LOIS FRONT.
nc; SFVESTY FEET ON THE WESTERN 81 DE
Of FULTON SIRE ET--By virtue of Two deeds of
trust to rae rs trstee-oue bearing datcrhe 4t day
OF October lS7i. aai the other OIL The 2.,sN DAY Oh
Anvil IS76-tn secure certain ntgot,b1e notes
thaprin described. aHl default having been made In
the pnvmcnt OF the said notes, aud being required
to do SO v the holder thereof, shall proceed 10 sell
ri auction. on the premises. at > o'clock IL NJ. on
SATURDAY the 10th of May, 1877. the PROPER
-rY above described There Is on the premises
rrru nf excellent water. fertile garden, with large
twar-pcar trees aud Esther ruittrccs. grapes shrub
'hary,&c. ~
,pru,,rc rs Il choice buSlIcs-pac and in The hands
of II person of energy profitable business can be
rea Oily established.
TEENS: Reasonable, and made known 1T sale.
/. ". j. MAYO. Trustee.
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by Goddin. Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. HOG Slain street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il RESIDENCE AND FARM IN THE INMEDI-
ATE VICINITY OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
BY virtue Of deed of trust executed by William IT,.
Richardson on the list day Of July. lS 20, and re-
corded in the clerks Office of Hcnrico County
Court, / shall, trustee under said deed, sell
on THURSDAY the Gath day of May, 1877, at
O'Clock p. NJ on The premises ut pupils &c, AUG NC,
ton, to the highest bidder. all that TRACT OR
z ARCEL OF Ian d on which the late
General William FL. Richardson once resided.
lying and being in the county Of lienrico about
three and ! half miles above the city of Richmond,
and bounded on the north by the Westham plank
road, on the west by the land once owned by Wei
lington Goddn on The south by James river, aud on
the east by the land once owned by John A. and
Alexander B. HutcheSon. and containing ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTf-TWO ACRES. be the
same more less. Ga this farm Is 4 BRICK
DWELLING-HOuSEw with six rooms, and q brick
kitchen and wooden barn and stable
Most of this land Is very good, and about twenty
acres are fairgrounds and exceedingly fertile:
About twenty acres of 1t consists of fine grove OF
trees IT IS also believed that this land has on IL
valuable quarry Of granite.
for all over $1,000 will be made known on ths day
of sale. THOMAS d. L nANs,
my 1-swl &4&df6td trustee.
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4 XIX, i; G f51K ! SE Trustees.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LAND IN CHARLES CITY COUNTi:-lur-
suaut TO a deed of trust from Thomas e.. Baylor,
trustee, and X. W. Baylor and Mary g., his wife.
dated January l, 1872 will sell At pnbiis auction
Wa,. 1877 mt 2 O'Clock ~. a VERY VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND In Charles City county. Va. !be-
Ing part of the old Sandy Point cstatel, bounced on
the lands of Harriet X. Baylor. on the south by the
james river. and on the west by the main county,
road The said land will be sold in four parcels.
three of which will contain each shout one hundred
acres Of cleared land and acres of wood
bred and forty of cleared land and forty
seven acres of woodland.
TERMS: Easy and made known on day of sale.
my 3-td RICHARD WALkE. Trustee.
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my 17-3'
TViGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE
ASSEMBLY HALL ECuLDING.


! will sell 81 public auction on RA9Nl'A1 tie,If l."
dav of Nav 1877. al 1870 O'Clock T.. NJ, on EiHhe,
street ltw,sll Franklin and Grace streets the fhi'
lowing property 10 satisfy distrcss-warrant IN III!
hands in fayor1f f. King. trustee, az. The Assembly
Hall Stock Company, the building a.nown Us the
AASSEMBLY HALL"
with all the scenery and other fixtures OF SAID halF
Sold subject to all the conditions and obligations In
the lease to the Assembly Hall Stock Company from
f. King. trustee. Said lease can he ~ccn III the
Office of Gr,lbs & Williams. on Eleventh street ne
twccii Main and Bank streets.
TERMS: Cash l. - " lifiaNo'
.,-.t III. e. e.. X.
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By George S. Tashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 7 Tenth street (Shafer'S buildiug).

DOR SALE AT AUCTION, TWO
Il NEWLY-BI'ILT FRAMED HOUSES, CON
TANNING THREE ROOMS EACH, SITUATED1N
SIDNEY, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DANCE
STREET NEAR CARTER STREET.-At the re-
quest of the owner will sell at public auction OH
the premises. on MONDAY the 2lst day of May.
1877. at f.. O'Clock z. NJ. the above property.
Parties DESTROYS OF small houses in the western por-
ton of the city should attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance on q credit Of
six, twelve, and eighteen months, with negotiable
notes. interest added. secured by trst-ticc'I.
GEORGE 5. EASIlON 6 son.
myl5.l7lo.S2l AuciioneerS.
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BY Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
i HOUSES AND LOTS on FIFTEENTH BE
TWEEN LEIGH AND POPLAR STR Z i S.
NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD DEPOT, AT AUCTI0S.-By virtue of q
deed Of trust dated May 2, 1876. and duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF Richmond Chtnccry Court.
in Deed Book lO8 c. page ESQ. and being requested
do by the beneficiary therein secured, viii sell
on THURSDAY. May 18th, on the premises 1T D
o'clock L. NJ the property therein described as fol-
lows: All that LOT OF LAND on The west size
of Fifteenth between Leigh and Poplar streets.
with trent of "A Gig feet, with TWO FRAME
TENEMENTS. The house. contain about Tour
each, arc In good condition. and We'll Tehte'l;
twelve months, six per cent. interest added.
FRANK d. HILL.
my Trustee.
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BY Grubbs ( Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionerrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A BEAUTIFUL MONROE-PARKL LOT,
N OK LAUREL STREET BETWEEN FRANK
LIN STREET AND PARK AVENUE, AT AUG
TIOS.-.On THURSDAY. May l 18th. ar 5 O'Clock T..
NJ, will sell, upon the premises the LOT situt-
ted above. adjoining the residence Of Mr.. {. W.
Burr, and in of Mr.. G. K. Skinkcr. 1t fronts 20
feet and runs back 90 feet.
1t Is doubtful If there is any lot now In the market
Offering many advantages of situation, neighbour
hood. &C., which can BIC bought III the low price for
which this lot will probably sell.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nv ~ AuctonccrS
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

BY reason of the continued rain the foregoing sale
was unav oidably postponed until THURSDAY the
9TH May. 1877. at O'Clock. IN the meantime.
that portion of the property lying nearest TO Rich
mond will be divided into lots of from two to four
acres each accorin. to plat to I've exhibited at the
sale. TO the FARM will bc attached from thirty to
forty acres. ROBERT Is. LYME.
nv 10 Trustee.
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a,r.r.oN saLEs...This pay
ry A. i. Duesis rry, A,setioneer,
1918 Main street.

rvo,rsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FUR
III SfTIIRE, NOTIONS, TtNwARE, B!Ri'-
ChCES. &c, At AUCTION.-1fsIS DAY Thur
day, at 10 o'clock will sell at my
I3Is Main street, an assortE'cnt OF flhNiio"h'
eo"s WsHs6f;h ANY and WALNUT RUREAuS;
MAHOGANY and WM.NUI Mhm t,ns ne
MsHTH;AEy and wATNUT BEIDSIEhssSSs,,,
WNJ.NVT and OAK ENTENS10S-INi.hhS
MAHOGANY SOFAS
WALNUT LOUNGES
MNRnI.E.T0P wAsHSTANDs,
WALNUT IIAT-RACk, MP cooI ,ERS,
INTERPRETATIONS and WAItH-'No''''"'
'riS.SkFES and BTRD-CAGES,
oEfICE. DESK and CHAlkS--''ssor''"
ALSO,
Fine lot of BLACK TEA,
Mh1 hI-tSHnRhHS!KETS aud POCKETS, &C. &c
my Ia a. d. b'r''''
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LAKESIDE Library
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il:2 MAIN STREET.
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BY Edward &. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1913 Main street.

USTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
l. DWELLING No. 323 SOUTH CHERRY
STREET, BETWEEN BEVERLEY AND AL
BEMARLE STREETS, AT ,AUCTION.-By vir-
tue OF trust-deed dated 4th December, ] S75, and
recorded In clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court being requested so to do by the beneficiary,
p. Al. FRIDAY. 18th May. 1877, the above-de-
seribed HOUSE and LOT, containing three roomk
his is new house. aud rented ut s6.33l5 month
TERMS: Cash. JAMES II. GODDIN,
myS Trustee.
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EOR OLD POINT sGtElI1=a

L -
The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMrA.
SY'S DAILY LINE has arranged with the pro-
prietor Of the Hygcia Hotel, Old Point the follow
ing tickets. good to OLD POINT AND RETURN
including FIRST-CLASS BOARD ut the new and
elegant Ilygcia Hotel. viz:
No. From Saturday until Monday 90
No. 2-For one half weck..... ................ 90
No. Bone week. ID 90
Also. the company offers the FAMILY CHEAP
SUMMER TICKET to TREE POINT opposite
Brandon. on James river (half way and return
same day by up->tcamcr. 81.
Tickets on sale at Garbcr's Exchange Hotel. and
on board steamers.
The fast aud elegant steamers JOHN SlLSES-
TER and ELIZA HANCOCK. composing this Line.
have recently hcen thoroughly reprinted and re-
newcG. steamers leave 1T e 4. VI. daily Sundays
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-17
By Robert Il. Lyme
successor 10 Lyme 4 lirotherl,
Real Estate Agent and Ailctlouecr,
1912 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 HANDSOME,
i ATTRACTIVE. AND EXCEEDINGLY WELL.
CONSTRUCTED FIRST-CLASS FOuR-STORl
DOUBlE BRICK DWELLING. No. zoos CLAY
STREET. BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS. NORTH SIDE.-As trustees named IN 4
certain decd of trust from p. c. Warwick, ESQ,
dated May 13, 1874. OF record In the clerks elhce
of the Cllarce:y Court of Richmond. in ID: Is. lof
G.. page 3S5. we shall. in pursuance of said deed.
and by request of the holder of the second years
note dated May Ia. 1874 payable two years after
date for the sum of :3,S0S, default having been
made In the payment thereof, proceed to sell. upon
the premises. on TUESDAY. May %. 1877, AT .
O'Clock T.. NJ. the ahove-describcd beautiful ana
magnificent RESIDENCE, now occupied by Miss
Charlotte &. Temple. containing about fourteen
rooms with wide hall through the centre. and bum
in the hest manner and of the cosrlic>t material
The stable has capacity for two horses and car
ridges, and is well built. All the most modern Inn
proyciurnis are In the house. and the yards are
handsomely laid OH with fine shrIbhery. The LOT
fronts 100 feet on Clay street and runs back To Il
wide alley.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash to pay the costs of sale
and two OF the notes named In said nced-fn-w1t:
one for So sos due MAY IA, 1876. and the interest
from November Is, 1876. till paid: the other
note for S4.012. falling due May IA, Is! Z. ana the
interest due thereon from that date 10 day q" SALE
and upou credits To the RESUME of purchase mo-
mry as follows: for $4.21G till May IA. SIS :
s4.42O till May II. 1879. and aS to the balance
upon such credit Us Will he named ar SAFE ID! Inc
cranlor or in case of his failure, by the trustees.
Y: X /: Gt91fHRHT;xEY, Trustees.