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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-12-05


provision for them. I agree with the secretary Of
the interior in saying that he result of this inter-
esting experiment, favorable, may be destined to
become an important factor in the advancement Of
civilization among the Indians
/ ' INDIAN TRANSFER. =, - ''
The question whether chan 20 in the control of
the Indian service should be made, was, at the last
session OF Congress- referred to committee for tn-
,quiry and report. Without desiring to anticipate
that report venture to express the hope that in the
decision of so important question, the views ex-
pressed above not be lost sight Of and that the
decision whatever it may be- will arrest further agi=
taton Of this subject such agitation beng apt to
produce disturbing effect upon the service as well
as on the Indians themselves. r. '-'
-. q. .-., HOT SPRINGS COMMISSION. -. :
In the enrolment of tile bill making approximations
for suHdry civil expenses at thel asst session of Con-
gress that portion which provided for the continue
ton Of the Hot Springs commission was omitted.
As the commission had completed the work Of taking
testimony on the many conaicting claims, the sus-
pension of their laors before determining the rights
of claimants threatened for time to embarrass the
interests, not only Of the government but also Of
were waiting for final action their claims before
making contemplated improvements. m order to
prevent serious difficulties which we're
Of many leading citizens Of Hot Springs and
others Interested in the welfare of the town. the sec
late commissioners to take charge Of the records OF
their proceedings, and to, perform such work as
could properly be done BY them under such crcum-
claims at early day. and procure tie status Of
the claimants, until their right should be; finally
determined. The late commissioners COMPLIED
mony IN al the cases lbs heen ~' xr r9 ont
examined briefed and 80 arranged as to faciate an
early settlement IS authorized by law. 1t is recon-
early date the session is possible, and t6at fair
compensation be allowed the late commissioners for
the expense incurred and labor performed by them
since the 18th of June last. ysszssx - 81 81 a
r.-- TEYRv
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-12-05

Washburn's majority Observation-Disclosures.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-12-05

The spanish eovernmsnt has otncialy. anno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
BANKS.

First National Bank: Paid-up capital,
$500, 600; surplus fund and UNDIVIDED pro
fits. $4,000. I. Davenport, Jr.. president;
8. A. Glover, cashier.
Merchants National Bank: Paid-up capt.
tai. 5000, 1000; surplus fund, Sl4,5Oo.
Thomas Branch, president; j. Is. Morton,
cashier.
National Bank OF Virginia: Paid-up CAPT.
tai, 100000; surplus fund, S3S;Q0o.- Il.
O. Noting, president; ). w. LOCKWOOD
cashier.
planters National Bank: Paid-up capt.
tai, s3oO,OO0; surplus fund, 100000. John
B. Davis, president; w. r. Quarles, cash.
Ter.
State Bank OF Virginia: Paid-up capital,
$500, 900. John L. Bacon, president; Will
liam NJ. Will, cashier.
Union Bank: Paid-up capital, s250.00O.
I. Davenport, Jr., president; James Mllier'
cashier.
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany: Paid-up capital, $4,000; surplus
fund, $4,000. John B. Davis, president;
Mann S. Qnarles, cashier.
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank {:
Paid-up capital, S155,000; surplus fund,
$4,000. John III. Montague, president;
william A. jenkins, cashier.
Bank Oh SOlnnefCe: autuoi IHeu SapiIai'
S50O,0OO. William d. Isaacs, president;
W. G. Taylor, viee-president; John &. Will
Hams, cashier.
Citizens Bank OF Richmond Paid-up
capital, 100000; surplus fund, $4,000.
z. w. Pickrell, president; e. B. Snead,
cashier.
City Bank OF Richmond: Paid-up capital,
S132,OOO; surplus fund, $4,000. W. H.
Palmer, president pro tenn; Edward Cohen,
cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
BUILDING FUND COMPANIES.

The Virginia Building Fund Company,
organized in September, 1869, meets the
first Monday night in each month. Presi-
dent, r. L. ID Walford; Secretary and
Treasurer, William H. Peasants.
The East-End Building Fund Company,
organized in May, 1872, meets the second
Monday in each month. President, John
J. Wright; Secretary and Treasurer, Will
liam II. Pleasants.
Mutual Building and Loan Association,
organized in March, 1878, meets the first
and third Monday nights in each month.
Henry Gunst, president; William Loven-
stein, secretary; n. w. Nelson, treasurer.
Merchants and Mechanics Building and
Loan Association, organized in 1874, meets
the first Monday night in each month. Il.
T. D. Myers, president; DR.. j. Hall Moore,
secretary and treasurer.
Perpetual Building. Loan and Trust
Company, organized in july, 1915, meets
the second and fourth Tuesday nights in
each month. Sampson Hirsh. president;
William Lovenstein, cashier.
Mechanics Building Fund Company, NO
! 2, organized in 1875 on basis OF LOU
shares at a par value Of 500 each. Charles
Herbert, president; &. c. Thon, treasurer
John A. KratZ, secretary.
Mechanics Building Fund Company, No
3. organized in 1877. Capital, 1000 shares
at $500 each. Charles Herbert, president
c. G. Thon, treasurer; John A. kratz, sec
rotary.
| CoLoRED COMPANIES.
Virginia Home Building Fund and LoaI
| Association, charted October, 1858. STOCK
| matured. Value OF shares, $500 each. Pre-
sident, Joseph E. Farrar; Treasurer, JONI
| q. Lewis; Secretary, P. II. Voolfolk. Di
rectors John II. Lewis, Isaiah Henderson
Isaac Mencer, and Edward Cox. Office
313 north Fifth street.
Virginia Building and Savings Company
cbarted March, 1875. Directors James Chill
dress, William l.. johnson, Edward Cox
Mortimer Bowler, Charles Lemos, William
N. Berkley, John w. Slaughter, Samuel I
Hucess, D. T. Bats, Robert NJ. Brooks
President, D. f. Bats; Vice-President, K
81. Brooks; Cashier, P. 81. Voolfolk; SoIici
tor, William C. Roane. Office, 3l3 nortl
Fifth street. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
HOME INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company: D. j. Hartsook, president; j
j. Hopkins, secretary. Surplus fund, about
100000.
Virginia Mutual Protection Association
J. n. Wilkinson, president; II. II. Wilkln-
son. secretary. Paid-up capital, $4,000.
Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia
H. a. Claiborne, principal agent; Henry
D. Danforth, secretary. Assets, $4,000.
Virginia State Insurance Company: John
L. Bacon, president; j. NJ. Tate, secretary.
Paid-up capital S2O0,000; surplus, ST.
1928.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany: w. L. Cowardin, president; William
ii. Mccarthy, acting secretary. Paid-up
capital, S25O,OO0; surplus, 1921, 766.07.
Virginia Home Insurance Company: D.
j. Hartsool, president; B. G. Wherry, Jr.,
secretary. Paid-up capital, 100000; sun
plus, $4,000.
Old Dominion Insurance Company: B.
II. Nash, president; B. c. Wherry, secre-
tary. Paid-up capital. 100000,
City Fire Insurance Company Asa Sny-
der, president; E. B. Meade, secretary.
Paid-up capital, 100000; surplus fund,
$4,000.
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany: John B. Davis, president; Mann S.
Quarles, cashier and acting secretary. Paid
up capital, $4,000. Surplus fund, $4,000.
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany: A. Y. Stokes, president; j. Blythe
Moore, secretary. Paid-up capital, $780,
600. Surplus fund, $4,000.
Granite Insurance Company q. &.
Walker, president; T. &. Peyton, secre'
tary. Paid-up capital, 100000. Surplus
fund, $4,000.
Richmond Fire Association OF Virginia
H.k. Ellyson, president; RobertT. Brooke,
secretary. Paid-up capital, 100000.
Commercial Fire Insurance Company. OF
Richmond, Va: Samuel H. Pullam, presl'
dent; Frank D. Steger, secretary. Capital,
100000. Surplus fund, $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
RTJRIALS DURING THE YEAR.

The following is a statement OF the inter-
ments in the several cemeteries in the city
during the year:
SHoCKoE HILL CEMETERY Charles Z.
Biqger, Superintendent.-Under the control
OF the Committee on Cemeteries-viz. :
James Hayes (chairman), 0. L. Manson, X.
w, johnson, G. B. Lipscomb, j. 6. Span
renburg. Number OF interments in GENE
tery: White adults, 1O1; waite children,
no. Total. 2l1. Number OF lnterments
last year. 215; decrease from last year, 4.
In grounds adjoining: Colored adults, l37
colored children, 1877. Total. 324. Number
of intermentS last year, 253; increase over
last year, Il.
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-JameSO heeVe.
Serion. -Burials for the year: january, Il
February, 20 March, %; April, 81; May,
16: June, 25; July. Al; August, %; Sep
TENDER, "a; October "a; November, 20;
December, 13-males, 151; females, l04;
stilI-born, 20-totai, PSI.
LAKEWOOD CEMETERY Wittidn Il. Smith,
Keeper.-Female adults, 40; male adults,
"a: male children, SO; female children, Al
children with no names, s; children still
horn. 13-total, 216. Oldest female inter
meat, Mrs. Elizabeth Heidcr, SO years
oldest male interment, Mr.. Ambrose Bland,
80 years. ,,. On
JEWISH CEMETERY.-W William L. Smith,
KeeDer. during the year, one
female child. =,
I,or0RED CEMETERY.-IF William L.. Smith,
Heeper.- during the year: Fe.
male adults, 8; male adults, Z; male chill
dren, ,; female children, 2; children still.
born. 2-total. 81. oldest colored interment
during the year, Leyinnia Read. 100 years.
Grand total Of interments in all of the
cemeteries under Mr.. Smiths charge, 23S.
JEWISH ISTERMENTs.-rh Jewish GENE
tery Is under the control Of joint commit
tee of the two Jewish congregations in the
city-Mr. Millhiser, chairman; A. l.. Ja'
eobson, secretary; NJ. L. straas, treasurer
During the year there have been III Inter
ments-7 adults and children.
THs CATHOLIC CEMETERY. dc.
Geary, Keeper. Situated on the Mechanics
vile turnpike about q mile from the city
Burials, s7-adulss, 4s; chiidreH, A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
1912 Main street.

TIRST-CLASS THOROUGHLY-CON-
Il STRUCTED AND ADMLRABLT-L 0cATED
THREE-STORY STOCK BRICK IEIAGm .ri
EAST CORNER OF NINTH AND MARSHALL
STREETS. WITH BEAUTIFUL LOT OF THIRIf
FEET FOR SIDE-YARD. HIGHLY ORNAMENT
ED, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC ADDITIONALLY re-
quest of the owners shall SELL upon the premises:
on THURSDAY the 10th day OF january, 1878, at
bic PRIVATE RESIDENCE, formerly The pro-
perty Of Mr.. Ben iamin Davis and lately occupied
and owned by Mrs. Sophia Deame and Shakespeare
Caldwell. ESQ now deceased. The house Is built OF
the best material and finish mas about twelve roon,.
with wing attached Kitchen. &c. Has closets Duilt
throughout the house. and for convenience Is equal
In location and construction TO any in The city, ON
the rear CT the lot is good brick saDlc. To parties
wishing splendid home within a few minutes
walk OF the Capitol and other public Institutions
this presents truly tnc opportunity: me lois 10
rethGr front IS feet the north side OF Marshall,
and extend back So feet in denth To wide alley:
TERMS will be Iuadc very liberal. and announced
al sale. ROBERT ID. ~ w,
de . Soo.3l&tds Aucionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
BY W. God'lIn. Auctionccr,
cnrnrr Bnnk End Eleventh ,ircefs

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT on CHURCH HILL. AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND TWEEN
Ti-NlNTII STREETS.-By virtu" OF decree 81
the Circuit Court Of Hcnrco, entered on The 2Tih
day of November. 1877, In he crSn of Snhhr
against the Union Buiiing-Fund Company. shall:
10 sell at public auction, at the o!c" Of W. Godlin.
auctloneer. corner Of Bank and Eleventh ,trcrts on
TUESDAY. Sth January: 1878. At ~ o'clock VI.
fronting 80 feet on Twenty-ninIh street, running
back 1870 fret being The same zeal estate purchase
by George w. Blank nsl!ip al SAFE ha,ic Wy me on
Tic al August last who having fald Ia comply win
the terms Of his purchase it VIII no" De- SOFA al HIS
risk and costs. 49,.
pcn>es of sale. aud sl7l on a credit a. To sll7i2
until 3i February 1878: on Il credit rs I" l2n.si
until Sd August. 1878: on II credit a. 10 81 3i2O
until Sd February, 1879; and rs To The residue OF
the prorec,ls OF sale on such terms the said Blank
iu,hip shall direct. The crcii.paymcnis 10 re pro-
narly .rcurpd IIil.L CARTER,
de 29-Jai y J.7SS STtlN '"'hbi>el"i"i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
Scott, Thomas N. saundera. charIes T
AeaaIe,nYa .arcdleiue.

4a3SS Academy OF McGEeRHe. go ~
| The following are the officers OF the
Richmond Academy OF Medicine Tor 1913 {:
President, Dir. U. ID. CrenshaW; First
Vice-President, DR.. T. b. Watkins; second
Yice-President, DIR. III. i. James; Third
Vice-President, DIR. II. "a. Levy; Secretary,
| DIR. Charles s. Britain: Assistant Secretary,
DR.. Robert IL. Cowan; Treasurer, Or. W..
| A. Lee; Librarian, DR.. =. I. Robinson.
The Academy meets on the first and third
Tuesdays OF every month in their ball third
fioor). over Willis & Taiiaferro, Fourth and
Franklin streets.
Typographical Union.
| Richmond Typographical Union, No. 80,
meets the first Saturday night in each month
at Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner Franklin and
Mayo streets. Tie officers are: W. L.
Booth, president; I. j. Vaughan, vice
president; W. Fl. Mullen, corresponding
secretary; w. E. Woody, financial secre-
tary; Andrew w. Tyree, treasurer; G. +.
Hill, sergeant-at-arrns. Trustees: Charles
Ellis, }. Harvey Campbell, Henry Meyer.
Iron.IEou1ders' Union.
The following are the officers OF the IRON
Moulders' Union of Richmond: Robert
Friar, president; Thomas Whalen. VICE
president; Wilks Tomlinson, financial Sec
rotary; John GrOtZ, recording secretary !,
Benz +. Bull, corresponding secretary !;
D. T. Williams. treasurer; NJ. II. Carr, in
ductor; &. L. Ress, doorkeeper. Trustees !:
B. F. Bull, John e. Davis, a. L. Ress.
Granlte.Cutters' Union.
The following are the officers OF the Rich.
mond branch of the Granite Cutters
Union: Alexander Dick, president; Frank
Hopkins, vice-presldent; Thomas Nc
Donough, secretary; George Gordon. trea-
surer. John Sloan, John Craig, James
Bailey, standing committee. Number OF
men On the roll, 100.
Journeymen Tailors' Protective Union
and Benevolent Society.
The following is list Of the officers OF
the Journeymen Tailors' Protective Union
and Benevolent Society: President, John
Pitt; Recording Secretary, George Wood;
Treasurer. Morgan Byrne. Trustees Geo.
Perrin and Thomas Fitzpatrick. Meets at
Odd Fellows Hall second Monday Of each
month.
Walters Unien Of Richmond.
George w. Hill, president; James Fl.
Jones, secretary; II. ID. Paul. chaplain.
Membership, 125. Meets at Fry's Hotel,
Broad street between Sixth and Seventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01

T Arp up HvpsRyaa0Rs or HENRico COnN-
TY.- Members William !. rdecaf tchatr.
nlanl, John e. 3rubbs Colonel ~ orlnand
Smith, and DR.. Thomas Minhaels.
Eighteen meetings were held durlr, S the
year.
| Amount levied for county purposes, In
Guiding the sum OF SS. GOO to meet expense,
&C., OF working convicts upon pubtic roads,
S2I, 1904, J.
The percentage for raising the amount
which the county was. chargeable with Tor
the year 1877, 6aa per cent. on the amount
Of state tax. !.
A tax of 30 cents on the 300 value Of
property was levied for free.school pur-
poses.
Number OF warrants drawn on county
treasurer, exclusive Of orders for jury ser
vice, 43s.
From the report of the Superintendent OF
the Poor, Henry Voegier, 1t appears that
the expense OF maintaining poor at place OF
general reception for year ending Both No
yember, 1877, was Sl.3o4.5o. That there Is
in his hands, on account OF the poor fnnd,
81, 4IS,s2; thus rendering levy for the
year expiring 30th November, 1873, unne-
cessary.
The Board, at a meeting held 22d Decem-
Der, determined to renew the contract with
the Governor for the employment OF con-
victs upon the public roads. The members
present expressed themselves pleased with
the system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
FIRST REGIMENT,

Field and staff, in order of rank: bradley
r. johnson, colonel commanding; John Is.
Purcell. lieutenant colonel; Charles y. An
derson, major; DR.. L. B. Edwards, sur
geon; Captain C. p. Bigger, quartermaster
and commissary; Captain Cyrus Bossleux'
ordnance officer; Captain 10. Lane Stern,
adjutant; DR.. j. D. Wood. assistant sur
geou; Rev. M. d. Hoge, chaplain; Lieu
tenant w. NJ. Hill, paymaster.
Non.commissioned staff: +. G. Waithail,
acting sergeant-major; Robert Harroio'
mmissary-sergeant; x. d. Adam, ORD
napce-sergeant; @. E. Perrlgo, hospltal-
steward; j. Ell. Farrell, color-sergeant.
COMPANY OFFICERS.
Company A (Richmond Grays): l.. }.
Bossieux, captain; j. Z. Phillips, nrst
lieutenant; j. e. Laughton, second lieu
tenant.
7. Binford, captain; w. II. BURGESS hrs'
lieutenant; A. L. Bargamln, secono lieu
tenant. &
Company c Guard OF the Common
Mosby, first lieutenant; Z. u. Barksdale,
second lieutenant. % -,
COMPANY d Darlington Guard: r. NJ.
| Taylor. captain Frank Cunningham. first
| lieutenant; James Gibbons, second lieu.
| tenant. a& lcsi
Company F: Fl. r. Miller, captain
| George D. Wise, FIRST lieutenant; kobert
Fl. Gillian, second lieutenant.
Company G.: A. NJ. Tomlinson. captain
George Stokes, first lieutenant; Tate Starke
second lieutenant.
RICHMOND CITY GUARD. :
IN or on
tenant, j. L. Smith; Second Lieutenant
| A. i. Elicit, Jr. Rank and nile, Or
RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES.
Cantain. John S. Wise; First Lieutenant
Thomas Nelson Page; Second Lieutenant
Charles FL. Epps. Rank and file, %.
connected with this company is the Blues
Association. OF which Colonel Georg'
1 Wythe Munford is the president.
LEE GUARD.
Captain. j.. D. Whitehead; First Lieu
Tenant. Virginia. Bos.ieux; Second Lieu
tenant, T. G. Cunningham. Rank ana ME
/ RICHMOND HoWIrzERs (ARTILLERY).
Cantair,. &. C. Wortham; Lieutenants
T.. J. Bosher and G.. p. Halves; Surgeon
| Major C. Tompkins. Number OF non-com
missioned officers and men, SO.
/ C0L0RED MILITARY.
| The following Is the full strength OF th'
i colored military:
/ The first battalion OF colored volunteer
numbers a23 men, Attacks Guard, rans
i and 'file. 10 Carney Guard, rank and 1le
| sa. Union Guard, rank and fis, 90; Viz
IRE Following are The officers
q Tf,inirs Guard Josiah Crump, captain
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Hastings Court.

Judge, Hon. Alexander Is. Guigon. Clerk,
Andrew Jinkins. Deputy Clerk, Will
liam P. Lawton. Sergeant, James M.
Tyler. Deputy Sergeants, E. Holzinger
and James M. Macon.
By reference to the records and proceed
ings OF this court it will be seen that the
following business was transacted during
theyear 1877:
Whole number Of criminal cases tried and
disposed Of, 511.
Felonies tried and convicted, 100; fell
onies tried and acquitted, 80.
NIisdemeanor cases convicted, 81; INSIDE
meanor cases acquitted, 234.
The misdemeanor cases were almost eX-
clusiyely for violations OF the revenue laws
against persons for transacting business
without licenses. These prosecutions were
for the proper enforcement Of the payment
to the State Of the revenue. When tie
parties procured their licenses and produced
their receipts for the same the cases were
dismissed. Hence the large number OF
cases discharged. The misdemeanors of a
criminal nature being disposed OF in the
Police Court.
The whole amount of fines imposed by
this court for the violations OF the criminal
laws during the year 1877 were S7,465.05.
Amount collected, $4,444.O5; no effects,
S3,021-total, S7.465.05.
The above amount of $4,444.05, which
was collected by the clerk and sergeant, has
been paid into the treasury to the Auditor
Of Public Accounts.
In this court the December term closed
its session with no, single criminal case
upon its docket.
Whole number OF civil cases disposed of
in this court during the year 1877, SIG;
cases removed from Police Court, 315; gar
nishee summmonses, liz; forfeited forth
coming bonds, 4S; miscellaneous motions,
25; appeals (civiD from Police Court, 10.
Civil cases remaining undisposed OF on the
docket OF this court-yiz. Cases removed
from Police Court, S; garnishee summons
es, g.; forfeited forthcoming bonds, 5; mis-
cellaneous motions, IL; appeals (civiN from
Police Court, 3-total, 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01
by Richari,on & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnccr~.
lll3 Main street

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 NEW TWO
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT on
NINTH STREET, JUST Is + iON ID LEIGH
STREET. BY AICTIUN.-By virtue or the rrp>l-
eios Of deeds Of trust bearing Ttr respectively
the 25th November, 1876. and 22d May. 1877.
from the grantor therein named 10 the under ignch,
trustee, duly recorded IN The clerks Office Of the
Clancerv Court Of the city ct Richmond. 10 secure
the payment Of certain negotiable notes m'n Toned
I'm said deeds shall. rs trustee In The deeds ai"rc-
said default having been made In the payment OF
said notes and being requested by ~" owner of said
real AMI required so Ia do ny III" holder Of said
notes.. sell by auction. on the prem iscs on WE'D
SESDAY the 9th day Of January. 1873. ~ o'clock
=. NJ. Il new TWO-STORi BRICK DWELLING,
with SIX ROOMS aud kitchen. with al the modern I'M
prOvcmrnts, aud LOT fronting 33 feet on the east
side of Ninth street. Just north OF Leigh street and
running back between parallel lines 1870 feet TO an
alley ] q fee: wide.
TERMS One third cash: balanrrin six and twelve
months. negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
Inrnts, with interest added. and secured by deed or
trust. j. A. RICHARDSON.
de 20 Trustee.
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rhomas N. walker and Samuel g. Sullivan,
lieutenants. y. Z. .,,,,..
Carney Guard John barker, eaplahL'
q. j. bialord md N. Baeeh,ls, he ten'
ants. s3ss I, !, -, ,,,,, !,
Union Guard: james IL. Cu u, PIT nai ~
captain; J.. u. johnson ana WiiliaH NJ
Bailey; iiieutenaits.
virginia Grays: Ben. Scott, captain ;
William Meekins and w. Fl. Banister, leu
tenants.
Field and staff: r. II. Johnson, major;
j. b. johnson, adiutant; Samuel FL. Sulil-
van. ouartermaster John Gray, sergeant
major; r. NJ. Leonard, uartern1aster-ser-
geant; nj. j. Scott, commissary-sergeant;
w. B. Derrick, chaplain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-01

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
1 ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER AND TUtkA-
HOE CREEK, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND.-By virtue OF deed OF trust from Llttletpii
w T.. Wlcklam 10 The undersigned, Williams I.
Wickham m, date,I the 9Th day of June, 1877. mace
TO secure to Maclurg Wickham the payment OF
sum of money therein itoued shall, at the re-
1ues of the said Macurg Wickhaui. offer for sale az
nublic auction on THURSDAY tho l7th day or
january next al IL O'Clock NJ, In front OF the Ma
Iional Rank OF Virginia, In the city Of kicnmona,
for ready money, he operty conveyed ny me sala
deed and d, scribed therein as all mat lfat 1
OR PARCEL. OF LAND on WHICH the ssld ti,-
lie on nsIties. called "WOODSlDE," containing
Trcklhoe creek. with all the appurtenancea.
This land, which includes u large portlon OF
James-riyer aud Tuckahoe-creck ow-erounds, is OF
great fertility and with good cultivation thish, pc
nude highly productive. II has on II an eSeei'ent
BRICK RESIDENCE, with all the appur,ehamnESe.
necessary to the support OF i large tan'iy. Tue
nuall,y OF the soil, the convenience or Tue James-
River canal, which runs through the estate anu rs
Vicinity 10 Richmond, render II u most desirape
The mineral rights, having been disposed OF sepa-
ra,aly previous 10 the tate of the deed aloresaiu'
will BIZ xc,uded from the sale. too,
of ,r,,, is subject to prior lien of deed pI ,rust
TO A. u. Williams TO secure cerialn no,es' .I s,,n
Ing In the aggregate to 1890: ana the hfenases
hereby ADVERTISED will he sold snbject 10 tins prior
TERMS: Though the deed requires the sale 70 oe
for rrady money liberal credits, TO be made ShoWa
nt the SHE VIII be allowed TO the purchaser.
:, WILLIAMS G. WICkhAM, Trgs.se,
DEcEMBER 20, 1871 ae Ao