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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-27
BY W. GOddiu,
Auc,ioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE UPPER
IL PORTION OF THE LITTLE DOVER" ES-
TATE, IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY, On JAMES
RIVER, TWENTY-TIiREE MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND. CONTAINING FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN ACRES.-At the request Of Slr.
Thomas w. McCance, surviving acting executor
of the late Miss Ann r. Trent. deceased, shall offer
for sale at public auction, on the premises !mnedl
ately after the sale OF the lower portion iSO acres.
more or leSs), advertised be sold under decree OF
Richmond Chanccry Court by Messrs. John \.
Meredith and a. l.. Boulware, commissioners, on
WEDNESDAY the 29lh day of May. 1873, II II
O'Clock 81. (f fair II not, the first fair day there
after), that portion Of the LITTLE DOVER Is
TATE, in Go0Ctlland county, which was assigned Ia
Miss Ann X. Trent In the division OF the estate or
her father, DR.. Joseph Trent, deceased tbcing the
acres are James-river low-2rounds Of unsurpassed
fertility, 23S acres Of excellent highland and 100
acres in original growth OF oak. The lo"-gtound3
aud the highland arc particularly adapted TO the
growth Of wheat, corn, tobacco clover &c. The
improvements on the places are limited. but The farm
itself Is regarded as amongst the most valuable on
James river. The canal Of the James River and
Kanawha Company passes through the farm, so that
Its products be cheaply transported 10 market.
The neighborhood Is elua! 10 any IN the county Mr.
Richards. Wood. residing on the farm viii show II
to those who may call OH him. Possession In Time
to seed wheat, and full possession at the end Of the
year.
TERMS: One third cash; balance NJ one and two
years, for bonds bearing Interest half-ycarly Sc
cured by deed of trust; the taxes for 1878 10 BE-
paid by the purchaser. W. GODDlS,
up 29-2iaw3 N & tdt,ls AucsoneSr.
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Debate in the General Conference On
worldly Amusemeuts.

Report No. II OF the Committee on Re-
Yisal was read.
Item referred to recommendation OF the
bishops and certain resolutions on worldly
amusements, and recommending change in
discipline, iorbidding more strictly than be-
fore attendance on theatres, balls, horse
races, card-playing, etc., and specifying
them.
1t was moved by S. Rhodes to disagree
| with the report.
J. c. Evans favored the report as duty
OF the Church.
A. r. Winfield said be reioiced that the
committee had brought in the report, and
he spoke in favor OF specifying restrictions
on dancing, horse-racing, theatre-golng,
and such worldly amusements. He said we
don't want thousands OF members as much
as we want Dlety. The law has not been
enforced on these subjects.
Thomas Branch said the restrictions were
foo severe. He had heard that bishop
once tried to exclude man from the COM
munion because he had on pair Of "gal-
luses." rLaughter.] He wanted to go on
the higher law OF the Bible, and opposed
legislation in too forced direction. Lib
erty ia really innocent matters should not
be cramped too far.
S. Rogers opposed the specification of the
things proposed in the Discipline. He said
the law was now plain enough, and il it
were enforced such worldly sins and follies
could not prevail in the Church.
A. S. Andrews opposed any change In the
Discipline, and said fashionable amusements
could be handled with the provisions NOW
in the law.
Previous question was called for.
Bishop Paine made few remarks, giving
his opinion that the law at present is ample
and should be better executed.
He favored more moral suasion and less
law.
A. Winfield: Can ask you Ques-
ton, Bishop?
Bishop Paine: You can ask me a thou
sand questions elsewhere.
Bishop Paine: am not making an arsu-
ment on the question.
A delegate: What do you call it, then?
Bishop Paine: am only claiming my
right as an old man and an old Methodist.
I yield to no man but my patriarch, DR..
Pierce. love the Methodist Church, and
would die for it any minute; but | don't
want to see it do anything rash. Applause,
and cries OF 'sHear, hear."l
By request the Bishops decision on the
present rules and their scope was read. 1t
UlTGlCuidIll QcdOuuSCo tIC LuouCA SaeAISSs
The previous question was ordered.
The motion to disagree with the report
was put. =
A division was called for, and the yeas
were 1877 aud the nays 81; so the motion to
disagree was carried, thus leaving the Dis
cipline as it is.
EPISCOPAL APPOINTMENTS FOR 1878.
The following are some OF the Bishops
appointments for 1878:
First DiStrict-Bishop Pierce.
West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4th-Catlets-
burg.
Kentucky-Septembe 1Sth-Shebyyille
Louisyille-October 2d-Cadiz.
acknowledgements 13th-Petersburg.
North Carolina-November 27th-Char.
lottte. 7
South Carolina-December 11th-New-
berry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-27
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioneerS,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

VNHE VALUABLE FARM RO-
l. COUNCE, FIVE MILES NORTH OF RIClI-
MOND, TO BE PEREMPrORILi SOLD BY
AUCTION.-By request or Dir. John Bacon Crcn-
shaw, we will offer for pcrempt0ry sale by public
auction. upon the premises, on TUESDAY the 4H
day OF June, al II O'clock NJ, his well-knOwn aud
very valuable FARM ROCOuNCE, lying about five
miles north Of Richmond on Brook creek. adjoining
the farm OF Mr. Abram Warwick and others. Ii has
3694 acres; Of which about 90 acres are in woods,
about 40 acres first low-grounds, about the same
quantity OF second lnwgr0unds, and the balance i
highly-imDroved upland. with fine red-clay sub
soil. The dwelling has ten rooms, besides basement
and outside Kitchen: has hot and cold water on the
first floor, and Is lighted by gas manufactured on The
premises Oh I'll economical plan. The out-bulldnss
are sufficient and OF the usual variety. There j. u
fine orchard of 500 dwarf-pears, 800 peacb-trceS,
and some apples; all enclosed by All Usage orange
hedge. This farm is provcrbial for lis fertility and
1t would be difficult 10 find one desirable with
reference to profitable results from cultivation, OK:
Offering so pleasant home and near TO the city.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ut one two,
and three years, with interest payable s<ini-an-
nually, and secured by deed OF trust.
GRUBBS C WILLIAMS.
my22 Aucuoneers.
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At Atlanta on Thursday, upon receiving
the delegates OF the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, Bishop McTyiere re-
sponded as follows:
The president Bishop McTyiere): Breth-
rem, this makes US feel like old times. We
are used to hearing that voice. I'VE are
happy to hear such sentiments as you bring
to us. You have we'll said-and it would
be well If the world beyond these walls
could take it in-that no two races know
each other as ours and yours. [Applause. ]
By the providence OF God our history and
fortunes were strangely thrown together
for these two hundred years. Our interests
have been so blended that your enemies
have been our enemies, and our enemies
your enemies; your friends our friends, and
our friends your friends. Your relations
have been changed to us and ours to you,
but we are thankful you did not 60 out OF
the house of bondage empty and dowerless.
Your fathers came in heathens. Their sons
went out with the knowledge of the gospel
OF Jesus Christ. [Applause.] You went
out far in advance OF what your fathers
were, and far in advance OF what their
fathers are, who abide in their native home.
Gods hand was in it. His providence is
unfolding. What we know not now we
shall know hereafter.
happened to be in the chair to-day, and
to receive you; this is not my turn in pre-
siding. Perhaps it is well. Among my
colleagues, all Of whom have been devoted
to the religious education Of your race, I
say OF myself, like Paul, that in that mat
ter was not behind the chiefest of them.
The first quarter OF dollar ever made !
,s,,rr hnr ~ Yofh
the alphabet. Laughter Among the first
pie. I say what many Of these brethren
win say--if, in the last; day, we have no
sheaves coming up from that field we shall
terested in your spiritual welfare. We have
bestowed much labor upon you. We are
glad to hear you speak of it to-day, and to
learn that it is gratefully remembered and
recognized among your people.
In this assembly OF ministers / see men
who have preached on negro missions in the
eotton-felds, in the cane-delds, and rice
plantations and their ministry among the
white people was never complete until they
preached the gospel to you also. ZAP
plause.] By the news you bring us that
You keep the old doctrines, we rejoice to
know that we have not run in vain,
neither labored in vain. The fact Is, we are
rather proud OF you. [Laughter and APP
tplause.l
Yo,, touch our hearts when you appeal to
us as witnesses to your fidelity In the past.
i speak deliberately, for myself and for
all these though strangers have intermed-
died and have alienated and misled You as
towards nsyet towards ron, AS people,
we have nothing but kindest feelings.
lGreat apr lause. Against you, as d people,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-27
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
INVALUABLE FOUR STORY WAREHOUSE
BRiGK pWELLINSs on TIE NORTH II sI ri ;& 81
STREETS, AND THE REYERSION IN THE
RWEhHS 40FNE Mh6 Ga Ch IoI At ET TRE
cree Of The Chancery Court of Richmond entered
the May 1879 in The case Of WI M Ian
der named below, on MONDAY the 9th Day OF
My 1s7s the oG Rsssnd R de se EsaT S
R hssii cG StiGi B SRI x" rSKE AND
Cary Between Twelfth and thirteenth streets, and
occupied by Messrs Williams Mcintyre. 1t is rs
by feet 10 an alley Is built In the most substantial
manner, and in point of arrangement and location
is one of the most complete and desirable houses
Cary street for large business Of my Kind. This
seco oa Re ocoek Il on day s7t
Mayj, the FoUR pETASHED BRICK DWELL
INGS beginning at 1.-THE The northwest corner Of Clay
erected within the last three years. and are after
most approved modern style. They have nine rooms
each besides cellars under the wing portion, and
in every respect handsome and comfortable resi-
dences. The other house was built some years ago
| and has eight rooms besides kithen.
Immediately after the above Will sell the rever-
sion, subject TO The ife-estae OF Mrs: Leonora w
Raeand, in the former RESIDENCE Of the deee-
dent, situated at the northeast corner Of Clay and
Henry streets. 1t is new house, with about nine
rooms, and has with 1T an adjoining VACANT
LOT. the whole fronting So feet, running back loo
feet 10 an alley six feet wide.
Persons wishing 10 buy thoroughly good RESI-
DENCES ut moderate cost aud upon unusually &C.
commodaring terms should not fail to attend this
SALE
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray costs Of suit
and OF sale; the residuetn eqnn insralmens at one
two, and three years, with interest added, for negO.
table notes with satisfactory endorsers but If the
purchasers, or any Of them, so elect, they may pay
one third IN cash and give for the residue at
and two years. with interest adted-in which case
endorsers will be dispensed with titles 10 be retain
ed In either case until the whole purchaSe-money
shall be fully paid and convcyances ordered by The
court. Purchasers to pay taxes for 1878 and tc
keep the property insured.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE.
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-27
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncerS,
No. Eleventh street.

VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER
Y FIELD COUNTY. ON LOWER J A N 4 S
RIVER, FOR SALE At AuCIIoN1By virtue
wife, dated June Sth, 1872, and duly recorded In
the clerks office of the County Court Of Chester
field, shall sell at public auction, on the premises.
at u O'Clock NJ. on WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF
June, 1878, that valuable FARM known as
WESTBROOK,n containing SEVEN HUNDRED
AND ElGHTY-THREE ACRES, more or less.
ately ON James river aud adjoining "Presque Isle
The improvements consist OF comfortable
DWELLING with six rooms, and all necessary
barns and Out-buildings, and the land Is In the high
est state of improvement. IT Is believed to be one Of
the best estates upon the river.
TERMS: The deed requires the sale 10 be for cash.
hut II is probable that reasonable time will be given
for the greater portion Of The purchase-money.
Persons wishing to attend the sale may go by the
steamer Ariel, which viii leave Richmond on the
morning of the sale.
CHARLES s. STRINGFELLOw,
Trustee.
GRCEBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. my II
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]. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
BY L. b. Cook. Auctioneer
No. 20 Governor street.


Z $500 $50.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
y AT AUCTfON-At the request of Mr.. Odcn-
hcimer who is declining housekeeping will sell at
his residence, 1417 Ross, between Fourteenth and
Mayo streets, on TUESDAY, 2Sth Instant, at IL
O'Clock, all OF his elegant FURNITURE; consisting
One SUIT WALNUT PARI.OR FURNITURE. up
hosered In beautiful Satin
MARBLF-TOP TABLES.
ENGRAyINGS, OIL-PALSTINGS, .
LACE CURTAINS. &c.
The chambers are furnished with
One very superior SUIT with WARDROBE), Mar
TWO COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, complete;
- HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS and holsters.
Real CHINA TOILET-SETS,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
TENDERS. &c.
FLOOR OiL-CL0TH throughout The house.
In The d h1IF os WWsSrT ruRNrTrRR COW
sfeo s MAR :is11.:eF BUFFET.
WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLE,
CUT-GLASSWARF and CROCKERY,
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS.
HAT-RACk. SAFE.
REFRi GERATOR. &c.
The KITCHEN FURNITURE Is Of the best quail
ity, Including
GLASS PRESS, &c.
It being Mr.. Odenheimer's determination TO dis
continue housekeeping, this sale will afford an op-
portunity to all to supply themselves with Fur
niture OF superior quality.
my25 Fl. Is. COON. Auctionetr
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/By Frank p. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
HOS Main street.

HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT AND
LII GENERAL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, &C, AT AUCTION. AT the re-
quest OF HE owner, who IL declining housekecpi ng,
will sell, ut No. 7cO. corner of Franklin and Sew
enth streets, on TUESDAY, May %, 1878, at IL
O'Clock,
l ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, In Velvet
eight pieces:
MARBLE-rOP TABLE and MIRROR;
l ETAGERE,
CHROMOS and CURTAINS.
BOOKCASE,
CARPET, HAT-RACk,
DINING-TABLE.
SIDEBOARD and REFRIGERATOR,
CH2MBER s SET =; FURNITURE,
lLOUNGE-BED.
BEDSTEADS, &c.
COOKING-STOVE and UTENSILS, sc.
TERMS: Cash.
FRANK d. HILL, Auctionecr.
Sale conducted by JNo. L. LAUGHToN, Auc-
tionecr. my "a
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BY Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE,
" BRICK HOUSE AND GOOD LOT STU tsi
ON THE EAST SIDE OF ST. JOHN BEIWE ZEN
BY virtue OF decree OF the Richmond Chs9eery
Court, pronounced on the 5ih day Of April ~
suit sty led Miller cs Melton ct ais, therein pena
Ing, the undersigned. appointed special commission
cr by said decree, win Offer fox sale, upon the prem
ises, on TUESDAY the 2Sth day or May; iets, as
cree. The LOT has a front Of about 35 feet, more
or less. The HOUSE contains about three roolns'
and IL now occupied. ,,a
TERMS: One third cash balance az six, tweiTe'
and eighteen months, the purchaser TO give neSotia
Bile notes with legal interest added and the tl'e 70
be retained antil all OF the pnrchase-moaey Is pau
aud conveyance ordered By the court.
=, W. r. q. GARRETT, JR.,
mY22 Special Commissioner.
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BY Edward C.. GoddiD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1Ol5 Main street.

DRICK-AND FRAMED DWELLING
ID ON THIRD STREET BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUC-
TTosy.~Or, sInNDAX, o7th Instant, VIII sell, on
The premises, ut 3 O'Clock p. NJ. the DWELLING
lately occupied by Z. Bruce Cooke, ESQ., situated US
above described, containing six rooms; all modern
improvements.
The lot fronts 20 feet and runs back 120 feet to
an alley in common.
TERMS: One third cash balance in SIX and twelve
months, with six per cent. interest added.
-. EDWARD &. GODDIN,
my2l Auctioneer.
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BY Frank d. lii.
Real Estate Auctionccr,
HOS Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF ONE ACRE OF
n LAND NEAR THE NEW RESERVOIR
by virtue of an order OF the United States District
Court for Eastern District OF Virginia. entered May
2lst, 1878, in the case of William Fl; Gwathmey,
of james c. Smith. who was tie purchaser OF said
land at sale made on 26th March, 1879, on WE'D
NESDAY, May 29th, ut 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, on the
the plan of Glen Ellen, in the county OF Henrico,
situated between the new reservoir and James river
The lot Is beautifully situated and will be sold with
out reserve.
TERMS: One half cash; balance in four months,
six per cent. added.
nv 81 JAMES CASKIE, Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-27
BY Grllbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
~ HUNDRED AND NINETY FEET OF VA
CANT PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF
SIXTH STREET, JUST A SHORT DISTANCE
In execution OF decree of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia en-
tered on 22d May, 1878, In the matter OF Henry
Watkins, bankrupt, will sell ut auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, 9th day Of June, 1873,
st Az o'clock 2. d.. the oI OF Land referred to In
NINETY FEET OF VACANT PROPERTY on
the east side Of Sixth street, between Leigh and
Baker streets. will sel-frst, 100 feet nearest to
Leigh street, and should the proceeds Of the sale OF
this portion be insufficient to discharge the DEBT
decreed to be paid, then will sell the feet near
est Baker street. These lots are mostly In ravine
but they are being rapidly filed up and Will soon
come In for building lots.
TERMs: one third cash; balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, and title retained by the court until all the
pilrchasa-money shall be paid.
JOHN DUNLOP, Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuclioneerS. my27
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BY Edward G. Goddln,
Roal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l015 Main street. -.

MIGHTY FEET OF GROUND ON THE
~ NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BE-
SEVENTH AT hUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
the Goth May, 1873, AT O'Clock p. NJ. I viii sell
hundred and sxty.hye feet, located Us above. Will
be sold low.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months. EDWARD G.. GODDIN,
lny25 Auctioncer.
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AgssFfssA ssA1ssss.-,f.hisI DIZZY
IIg II. s.. Anderson & soDt
General Comntssion Merchants and Auctfoneers.
ii2d Main street.

WE WILL OFFER a z AUCTION ON
Wy TODAY commencing at 1u O'clock =, !.
Z seBACON--sfDEs, SHOULDERS, HAMS, a on 9
BUZZ t;I1s,s 8 and SHOULD gRs, JoLEs, 8
{st35 MA6KEREL. r.,- Z, - ,,r,,,
FANCY aisYi ROE HERRINGs, s.. III
sftslA GOLDFISH. sSs .1s
sIPERFIEE FLOUR,
BUTTER, CHEESE, 81 ffs ~ q ~
z f2-i GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
z 49, CuFFEE,.VINEGAR,iS Soda
STARCH, DRIED APPLES, 81 I5
IRISH POTATOES, s!tqs.. s.igz
80 MACCAROEI, 49, II 4
4 - 4 SOAPS toilet and laundry, ~ fE,5s{
BUCKETS. TUBS. BROOMSs iessElls f{...
: sWASHBOARDS, CLOTHES-PINS. So, 4
II PAPER, TWINE, BLUING,
- Il LErGREASE, &C., &C.. go.
Consfgnments solicited and received up 70 hour OF
sale. r. s. ANDERSON q, SON.
mv27 80 E@js Auctfoneers. !
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BY Davenport 4 Morris, AuctIoneers.

BY Davenport Z Morris, AuctiOneers.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-Or
VI THURSDAY, May 3Oth, we will sell at II
O'Clock, ut our warehouse Dock street, an assort.
ment of GROCERIES, consisting OF
RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEES,
REFINED SUGARS OF all grades,
BACON-SIDES, SHOULDERS, and HAMS
IERRlNGS,
MACKEREI,
SALT, SOAP,
TEAS, &C. &C.
TERMS: over 800, sixty days credit
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
my05 Aucti0npers.
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This LOTS without exception the handsomest un-
improved property in Richmond: and fronting as il
does on Franklin street. where many private re-
sidences OF fIrst-class style have been built, and
viewing the Park on the opposite side, makes II
truly desirable, and should attract attention Of nil
parties who desire frstclass lot TO build on row
or who wish 10 secure one well located 10 build
on In the future. This 10: VIII prove profitable ~
m investment looking TO the future, the situation
and surroundings naturally making it steadily In
crease In value.
It will be sold as whole or d yided. as may be
agreed upon AZ time Of sale.
THE TERMS will be liberal. and announced at
hour OF sale. ROBERT il. LYME.
nv II Aucti0neer.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Bays.
GALE OF SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

ted states Dist rlct Court for the District of West
Virginia, held ut Charleston In the month OF May
traitor Of William Erskine, deceased, and others
therein pending, the undersigned, special commits
sioners, will offer for sale ut public auction, TO the
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878,
at the White Sulphur Springs, in Greenbrier county
West Va, that valuable wATERING-PLACE known
SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, -OUT-HOUSEs,
SPRINGS, &C.,
connected Herewith. Under the reqnirments OF
said DEGREES so much OF the property will be first
offered as to exclude from said offer 200 acres OF
land, brick cottage, the out-houses in the rear OF
property of Mrs. n. NJ Harrison by the court; and
then III no bid should be made sufficient to cover
the debts and membranes provided for by said de-
Mrs. Harrison Will be also offered both separately
and in connection with the entire property.
chase-money in cash the remainder Ia three equal
lnstalmenrs, at one two, and three years, bearing
interest. Bond and security required for the defer
red ipstalmentS. .s.-.
map of the property will be exhibited at the SALE
1t may also be seen at the Office Of w. A. Quarter.
Charleston, w. Va, at any Time before Tue DAY OF
sale. -.r
The improvements upon this property arc Of the
most durable character. and are capable OF accom-
modating several hundred visitors; and The place
has always had a high reputation as watering
place both account Of its local attractions and
the medicinal qualities Of Its waters. Aside from its
value sS s % ban ms
stone-could be readily converted into extensive
manufacturing establishment or into college.
Possession given the lst Of January, $40.
WILLIAM A. QUARTER,
n. FIFTH UGH,
my 27-2tawtds Com mlssioners.
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The following articles, having remained in the
depots OF this company unclaimed the lime allowed
by law, will be sold at auction, 10 pay cargeSon the
same, on TUESDAY, June 4, 1878, ut IL O'Clock
A. H. at the freight depot of the company at Rich
mond unless such charges be paid before that date.
G. 4. TAYLOR, General FreghGAgent.
l Piano, Mrs. L. G. Rowland; l Chest, Miss
Nancy Blunt; 4 Drawer-BoNcs, w. n. Berkeley: 2
Box, Ann Clay; 10 bags Guano, T. NJ. Sneed; 5
bags Manhattan Blood Guano, 7: E. Henshaw;
casks Terra Alba. Virginia Cane-Fibre Company;
l Trunk, John B. White; box Merchandise, A. b.
Crosby; lot II. II. Goods, W. Taylor; l box
Marble Stone, DR.. NJ. Wallace; bundle empty
Sacks, John Galchan: bag Fertilizer, S. W. Flip.
20; box Merchandise, n. Manuel; Is bags Wheat
Manure, f. W. Hockaday; 10 bags Guano G. T..
Goodloe 8 bags Guano. +. johnson; bags Bran,
Mrs. S. +. Dew; sack Salt, 4. G. Houston; Box.
AlfOnses Callahan; Fallse. j. L. Davis: l COX, l
Trunk, 5 YaIises, 2 Bags, Bundle, Hat, AMI
bundle Ol-Cloth, no address.