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5.i UIr,CrlrvT RIO, IN sai.Es..Fnsnre I,ays.
Dy Augustine Royal,
successor to Moody & Royalty
office corner Eighth aud HUI Streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF. Truly yAL.
i LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE, G0 COVE II
OF CHESTERFIELD, NEAR TIE CnIS az ~, u it -
CHESTER. VA, ON THURSDAY Tie oD =, Va Al
OF OCTOBER. 1878, kT O,CLOCh =: n., s oIs
THE PREMISES.-Isy virtue OF ceed ot = ua. ~
ecued to the undersigned by trearick nSY i IA
md aepa his wife dated May l., 1870 anu out ia
corded in The County Court corks ONCE 1I salu i
county, u. E. vol. 80, p 81, WIN sen tpa f ,e
GuIred so 10 do By the beneBciaresl aI p1olc quI
ttou on the dny above named. the TRuLl YhLU
:aRLE REAL ESTATE In the county aforesaid sil-
nate on the Manchester and Failing Creek ,urs
and BrondrocS road, known as Joe Schroth's sIore1
and isnow occupied by Mrs. Kleyesaht. who carries
ON n grocery-srore. This Is considered ono OF Tue
mosI valuable bnsiness-stands In the county. Inc
LOT contains about three acres. The improvements
consist OF q FINE FRAMED BulLDlNtI In gooo
order with good stOrerooln on the hrst iloor. lne
t is well enclosed and has stables anu c0W.hohscsi
also good framed dwelling OH same lot TINS de-
sirable property should attract the tcntion OF those
who wish To engage in merchandising, DAIRY ana
marketing and understanding, as 1t IS Situated
ut the junction OF the BrUadrGck roadand Manches-
ter turnpike where parties will have first chance at
aII.the rarket-cirts coming TO the CITY, ne puoic
is particularly invited 10 attend this SALE as Is SCI
dom thai such valuable suburban property Is thrown
upon the market. .r .
TERMS: Ca il MS 10 expenses Of sale and pay Oil Z
balance due on norr-Sl29: the residue az follows
Note due May Ia, 1879; note due May IA, lSsO
and mute due M,v Ia. 1891; the balance. II any.
PAYABLE ut such time or times rs VIII be made known
o' Jay - ''' WILLIAM FLEGENHEIMER,
GO % Trustee.
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A vicksburg lady when the plague broke
out went to indianapolis. She had son
thirteen years of age in Dubuque, Iowa,
who, hearing OF her departure, was seized
With an intense desire to see her. Thefriends
with whom he lived decided at last that it
was not best that he should go, and his
disappointment grew more bitter every day.
Finally he resolved to see his mother, cost
what it might, and, putting on the shah
biest suit OF clothes he had, taking no bag
gage and no money, he started to make the
Journey on foot. He begged his food at
farm houses, slept in barns, and caught Il
ride in a farmers wagon now and then.
In ten days be made the 2G5 miles, and hav-
ing before been in Indianapolis, found the
house of his uncle, in which his mother was,
without help from any one. There was
joy unspeakable at the meeting. He told
bis mother he had put on ragged clothes
because he thought people would then be-
lieYe he was tramp and would help him;
while, had he been we'll dressed, he might
have been taken for an impostor.
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R9ydrON1hDbH3.
HORRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF A YOUNG NAN At
SMITHLAND, IND.

SMITHLAND, IND.
Especial to the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
SHELBYvILLE, ND, September W.-ln-
tense excitement prevailed last night and
to-day in the vicinity OF Smithland, this
county. over case OF hydrophobia. A
Young man by the name OF ''Boss" Pyles
was employed in doing farm work yestcr-
day, and IN the evening complained of feel
ing unwelI. He grew worse and worse, and
about 0 O'Clock he began vomiting. and his
sickness developed into what was pro-
nounced hydrophobia. A crowd soon
collected and he became violent, was
by force placed in vacant room,
where be would be safe from doing
harm. His rawlings became worse than be-
fore, tearing his hair out, scratching the
walls, and growing and swapping con-
stantly. Window-lights were torn out by
him, and he would attempt to eat the glass.
About II O'Clock, Notwithstanding that rails
had been placed against the windows. and
every effort made TO keep him confined, he
succeeded in escaping. and fed through the
woods. bayiug like a hound. The people
were then terribly excited. fearing that he
would do some harm. They secured the
woods and fields all night, but failed to find
him. Search was continued until noon to-
day, when they gave it up.
Sheriff McCorkle, Of this city. was then
notified, and was securing q posse when the
word came that he had been found. About
3 O'Clock this afternoon he wandered to a
residence about two miles from Smithland.
He was thoroughly exhausted, haf-clad,
and terribly bruised, but, strange to say,
his reason had returned and he was no
longer violent. His whereabouts during
the night remains i mystery.
He is twerty-three years of age, and is
well respected. He assigns the cause Of his
sickness to mad-dog bite received twelve
years ago. That he will eventually die Of
bydrophobia is the opinion Of the physi-
pianS
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MAKING THE AMERICAN DESERT BLOOM
From the Italian Ranch, comprising lou
acres, situated southeast OF Sutro. $50 tons
OF potatoes have already been gathered TINS
season, beside variety OF other products.
The Italian Ranch OH the Carson river De-
low Cooncy's, comprising 200 acres mas
Welded 325 tons OF potatoes. $50 tons OF
carrots, 400 tons Of turnips, and 80 tons OF
onions, beside watermelons, beans, peas,
corn, and pumpkins in abundance. Most
OF these products are sent TO this city, TO-
cesher with Il considerable quantity OF
chickens. eggs, and butter. On the Sutro
Ranch the third crop OF alfalfa will be ready
for moving by the 10th instant, it being at
the present time two feet four inches high,
and will yield at this cutting two tons and
fraction to Che acre. These results have
been produced by "a proper system OF irriga-
ting the sage-bush land Virginia tNeo.,
Chronicle.
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EADs's JETTIEs.-St. LoUis, September
2o.-Whilc the stockholders of the South
Pass Jetty Company were holding meet
Ing to-day for the election Of five new mem
bers OF the Board OF Directors, a temporary
injunction granted by Judge Tbayer, OF the
Circuit Court, was served on them to re-
strain the company or its officers from re-
linquishing to the United States, or any
other body or person, an assignment made
in January last by James B. Eads to the
South Pass Jetty Company for the payment
of S2sa,000, TO which he is TO become en-
titled when he obtains and maintains ietty
channel of twenty-five feet in depth. The
following gentlemen were elected directors:
John jackson, James Lupe. NJ. G. Smith,
Isaac Cook, and E. Z. Curtis.
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BY ". GOGdin. Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A FIRST
y CLASS FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AED
FORTY-FIVE ACRES. On THE HERMrT NE
ROAD, ONE AND 4 HALE MILES tkoM IHE
CORPORATION LINE OF RlCHAOND;-At inc
request of DR.. Martin 5. Taylor, shall sell AT aIc-
tion wthou. limit or reserve, On the premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th of September, 1875, at
o'clock p. ~, his very beautiful and productive
FARM, called .EDGEWOOD," located us above,
and extending back to the Fredericksburg railroad
on which 1t has front Of lhree-fourths of mile.
containing l45 ACRES; of which about 90 acres
are cleared and In tine heart, balance Ia wood The
improvements consist OF NEW FRAMED
DWELLING, containing seven rooms besides cio-
sets, with uortico extending the whole front, and In
front of which Is beautiful lawn of about SIX to
eight acres well set In clover and young shadetrees
There Is a splendid well OF water In the yard, ana
two springs on The farm.
The view from the dwelling Is 4 most lovely
one. The access to Ii is hv trst-rate road The
noighborhood equal 10 any In the county, anu the
heaithineSS of the place nrovcroiai
The other Improvements are such rs are needed
for the place. There Is excellent and large ICE
HOUSE. and pond adjnning. From the sale OF
Ice alone L sum can annually be realized fquai 10
In crest on the estimated value OF the farm.
Those wno wish 10 purchase 4 really desirable
farm in sight of Richmond would do well to attend
the sale
TERMS: One third cash: balance ut one and two
years negotiable notes interest at SIX per cent?
W. GoDDIN, Auc,ioneer.
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80, = ,c.wsI,I.s or EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO.
10 nondc,ce OF tie Cleveland LEADER
Fact 8 liverpool Is beautifully situated,
.,nmf fiifp miles above Wheeling, on the
hanEs OF the Ohio, in the southwestern
Dart OF Colambiana county, one hundred
miles from Cleveland and forty miles from
Pittsburgh.
It's natural gas-welIs form one OF tue
seven wonders OF the world. They are SIT
uated In and around the city, and give IL 4
continual supply OF the finest light. Inc
gas is almost as free as the air. l. costs
practically nothing, aud forms the iiiuml-
nator and heater OF the town. Inc city Is
lighted by It, aud the street-larnps biaze
away Mt MONDAY as well as at midnight. AZ
costs nothing to let them burn, and 1t taxes
trouble 10 put them out.
Almost the entire fuel used in the town
is this gas. II IS conducted into the Ssates
and stoves in pipes, and by it all the COOK
ing and beating Is done. it does the ousi-
ness: makes no dirt; is easy TO kindie, and
costs very little. Why, for instance, the
Dobbins House, where am now writing,
is a three-story brick, containing IN the
neiphborhood OF fifty roE.ns and a base
ment. It's light and idel for the whole
house is composed OF gas, and COSTS only
Sl4 per month the year round; ana us
light is not the Pickering mockery OF poor
lv.manufactured gas, but fame which ap-
nroximates in its brilliancy that OF the cleo
trio light. :,
But the question is, how bong will this
last? Will these wells continue to send
forth their streams OF lighs-giviDg- power
throughout the centuries, or will they Ole
away in the course Of q short time: This,
OF course, no one can tell. The prospects
are, however. very good for the future
The first well discovered now burns as
brightly as when it was first opened, ano
Tor the last twenty years has never Tagged
in its bri|liapcy, and none OF those now IN
operation have ever shown any signs OF
giving cut. For years Liverpool used
manufactured Gas, never dleaming OF the
rich supply that was wasting away daily
under its very feet. The poor quality o.
this caused Colonel 81. Il. Hill in 1859 te
experiment with and open the first sas-Wei
in this vicinity. A well was dug, being
some 450 feet deer, and pipe laid. THAT
well has beer furnishing fGei aud llsnt tc
several houses, producing the steam Tor
large engine, and burning rotterF-kfinS
every day for over twenty years.
The great beauty OF the gas-pipe is the
entire absence OF smoke aud dirt, and when
in an open CRATE playing through burning
iron log, made in the imitation Of wood, OF
over humps OF coke or red-hOt !ire-brick, il
has all the cheersulness OF an open Goa, hrt
or an old-fashioned country fireplace, Will
none of its dirtiness.
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IRISH CoMpLIMENTs.-The following COM
pliments were paid to Sheridan in Norfolk
by an Irish servant belonging to Mr.. Coke,
who attended him on his shooting excur-
sion, and which Sheridan retold with great
glee: Shot the 1st (the birds all getting
away)-More power to your Honor! Did
YOU see one little fellow drop his leg as lie
went off? He'll never stand on his tin toes
again. Shot I'd (ditto)-" Tare am ayers,
there they go! But didn't your Honor hear
the shot rattle among them like pase agin 4
windey? They'll pray never to see your
Honor acin on this side OF the country
Shot Sd (Jirds all off again." Tunder IAN
'ouns, but they've co,chedlt!" After watch
inc them awhile" There's three wounded
anyhow, for they had hardly strength to fly
over yonder hedge; the devil wink OF
sleep they'll get this blessed night" Shot
4th Ga pheasant gets away" Well, never
seen poor gentleman taken like him; he'll
remember your Honor many a long day for
that. The spalpeen is carrying away more
shot than would sit up an ironmonger at
Skibbereen." Shot 9th "a snipe gets off,
Bother! You may cry, crake, my fine
fellow-you may take your long bill TO the
other world. You'll wake tomorrow morn
ing with lumbago in your soft head"
Poor Sheridan could stand this no longer,
but gave his countryiDan praise for his in
genuity, and proceeded on his beat alone.
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The time will come when you WON'T have
to leave your seat at the theatre between
Gets to 60 out and s see man," Edison is
experimenting on waves of light sent
through the telephone, and says that before
a year will make you see a man thousand
miles away Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Mrs. Janville has 'sput up' twelve cans OF
peaches, niue jars Of plunls, and bushel OF
pears, while her husband has only "put
up" two stoves and his gold watch.-Nor-
ristoion Herald.
A man named Smith proposes going from
Denver to New York on velocipede. We
hope Smith may be persuaded from his wild
idea. a fatal accident might happen to
him, and thus blot out the name OF Smith.
No1ristopa Herald.
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Il. r. nOUGLAS. Superintendent
RICHMOND AND PETER >EuEG
=, IH,E.sBt
RAILROAD Co%"ANT.
MONDAY. June ID, !>i>,
I trains or this road Will run rs fp2"i
rrIyp r1ryiuOSD SOCvi..

,.t, ,S-S
SSOMNENClNG NoNHAl june ~ !H'''
! trims OF this road will run rs fpp"i
r.,vr r1ruuoSD SOrvU.
L., L. On ,,,,. ,,.p..,rr,
$40 A. NJ, TiRbIGli NAL "a''t' t,,, -.,.
for CtaricSto!i. NhS",,ii' 49,
sarnah, Raleigh; N'HX.s; 6rI,',,-.'
Montgomery. Sl"'i", y" nt'.".''
and all paints Souls an" our 49,
Stops al Manchester Al" !,'s'cF' ana
all regular stations "u 100 ,,.t,,,
1888 r VI. EXPIRES !aily L.N,.N r,.i''ys ;.
b",rg VITA the Atlantic. Mi>'t>-
snnp, rarmyilic. and o.i.yr ocaI stu
tinns on that road. nsSlry saline
time as by any other line f|ssenxer'
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AvteYrIIN EALES-Fufnre Days.
By Jarses NJ. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers.
2ttl!e, nf,ca corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
.-.,rrr,rr, Nru AMI DEsIRARLE DIE.

y,HREE NEW AND DESIRABLE De-
TAcHEp DWELLINGs-No. 6a2h, OCGII--
PIED BY ]. GAPEgsi ESQ. I ho. N Sof st5 st
S W ~ PTATN Is. T.. >BASs-siTUATED ON TIE
MF 81 SIDE OF FIFTH BE'rH ZEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCnhI III !, rr,.
ir auction iiuon the premises. on FIR the I7th
DIV Of september 1873. commencing q, e,S, 1S
P. NJ those DESIRABLE TWg-SLOtL BniG :. :
rooms each, besides bathroom, Kitchen and ser
wants room, and with hot and n a;
that they. have, ever since they were colnpicaut,
which has been about twelve mont nlanu a
ZION, dueemrnt for any one purchase, either foI
speculation for solid investment ihe o'e ir"n'
24kx- feet each. a., h,on.o az e,~
,reIve and eighteen months Tor longer II eeslrrdl
for Negotiable notes with interest added and secured
10y use0 - JAMES 81. TAYLOR & SON,
100, AuciiOueprs.
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NOTICE
4. BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oncer,
No 1910 Main street.

E
DECEIVERS' SALE ON TUESDAY.
II SEPTEMBER "a; 1873; CnMM r e9TR AZ -
10 O'CLOCK A. A. M.-LARGE AID ~ a Al = !. Nh
rive SALE At AUCTION OF STALL AN AN,
EANoY GRoSERIE CIGaks r, To b decree cor of
the Tinted States District Court for The Eastern
q Virginia entered On 1ne Bguers Co..
bantrun we Will proceed to scll 1t public auction
on TUESDAY September a. 1874 at IL r a. M
e Co. Nos 20 aud % solth Thirteenth street; ne
tween Main and Cary streets large ana var1d as-
STGARS. Tobacco. &c, selected with special
reference to the city trade: The stock consists II
mart IF sYRuS. MOLASSES, SUGARS. COFFEE.
RiCE. SOAPS in great variety CANNED FRUITS.
OsTERS, SALMON. BEEF. &C.: PICKLES,
SPICES, SARDINES, FLAVURINGS, TEAS: ST.
DAEC.: large assortment OF CIGARS and MAN
siso. 10 be sold. two IRON SAFES, one new
PARLOR. CHAIRS. OFFICE-CHAIES, and OF
/ TERMS: Cash. .
/ HILL CARTER.
Z ROBERT Is. LYME, Auctioneer. Sell
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1l13 Main street.

,DRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE on FOURTH STREET COR
NER BYRD STREET. IN THE CITY or klCli-
MOND, BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of the proyi-
sions OF deed OF trust bearing date the 2lst DAY
of May. 1877. from J. ". Gill and wife TO the I'M
dersicnd trustee. duly recorded In the clerks once
Of the Chancery Court OF The city OF Richmo I 10
secure the payment Of the negotiable noie therein
mentioned. default having Eecn made III INC pay
ment OF said note, anu Icing required so to 40 by
the holder thereof shall. rs trustee In SAID Gcd.
sell by auction. on The premises. on MONDAY me
3Ot ,lav of September, 1878, at p. NJ, the REA Il
ESTATE described in said deed, consisting OF Il
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND fTsntiYE 81 itct on
the northeast corner OF Fourth and Byrd streets,
and running back between parallel lines l3o tccL'
with a VALUABLE FRAME DWELLlNG there
on with basement amt two stories above, containing
seven rooms: Kitchen &c , -.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defrsy the expense OF
executing this trust, and 10 pay of The sum Oh
$500 with interest thereon from the list DAY ot
Nav, 1878 The resldn, on such terms US sliai oc
ANNOUNCED at the time of sale. Other terms IMAM
those mention ed above may be given. ,
The aforementioned proihrty was SOLD OR tllc
29tiI day of July. 1873. IL ADVERTISED fof that 4ay
out tie terms Of said sale not having been COMPLIED
with bv lie purchaser thereof, said real estate VIII 'e
rcsoh. as advertised above ut He risk and cost Oh
said purchaser .. y. hlSH!lNtrovH:
RICHARDSON < Co, Aucii0ucers. Sc l9
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by Richardson & Co.,
Peal Estate Agents and AuHtloDeerS,
lI13 lain street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BRICK DWELLING OPPOSITE MONROE
PARK BY AUCTlUS.-ly virtue OF the provisions
of two deeds of trust from W. g. NeTlcly ana WIG
bearing date respectively the LIST day OF August
1877, and Ist day OF September. 1877. TO TIC UNI
dersipncd. trustees, daily recorded respectively IL
of Richmond to secure the payment Of certain obi
cations of debt therein mentioned. default havlnf
beer. made in the payment o! The wholc ~ the arh
secured by tire rst nf said deeds and I1rt or te'
debt secured by the second Of said deeds AMI tc'iI
Deeds. we shall SOL by auction. on Rae promises on
FRIDAY the e7fh Of September. 1873. at a,
O'Clock l.. 81. the REAL ESTATE described IN sair
deeds, consist ting of The valuable and attractive
TWG-STORY EElCk DWELLING. surrounded
with Il beautiful yard Of shadc-trccS- built 10y Geale
raj TcwbcrTv for nj. own private residence v Il!
great care, durability. and ta>tc. containing ten
rooms. vith the modern Improvements. and ln
corm nciirg on the WRIST >idc of Laurel street &" Us
intersection with The north line Of Grove avenue
running Eor,lrwaId!y and fronting on said Laurel
street i O feet, thence 1T right angles 100 feet
thence at right ANGLES 10 saia Grove AZ cnue i!tct
castwarGlr along the line OF said Grove avcliae Il
the pon: OF beginning.
TERMS: one third cash: the balance In SIX anf
twelve lDOnihS. Negotiable notes aE'rn for lie dc
fclrcd par ments. With interest a'dd. aud secured
bv a iced uf trust. j. \. RICH NRDS0N,
Trustee In the iirstnf said ,ec''s.
j. TIIOMPSOB BEHWS.
JOHN f.. HAWKINS.
CHARLES T.. STR WIS.
Trustees in the seconi0f said deals.
RICHARDSON & 60. Auctionccrs- st4I
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A FUNNY EPITAPH.-The following cpl
taph will be found on the outside OF WirkS-
worth church, Derbyshlre, under the west
window:
"Phillp ShallcroSs, an eminent gul-Giriver TO the
Attorneys of this Town. (TNed 1857, aged ST.
Viewing Philipin moral light the most prominent
and remarkable features IN his character was his
real and nvtucible attachment dogs and It's and
Ills unboundtd beneyolence towards them as well as
towards his fellow-creatures."
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JUsT As Soon CHEW UP A MILK. TICKET
burlington Ha,oeeye, ]-General Weaver is
q consistent fat-money man. He would
Just as soon chew up a milk-ticket when he
Is thirsty as drink quart Of milk. SO long
as the ticket is good for the milk it suits
him Just as well. When he wants to go to
Chicago he buys ticket, sits down in his
ONCE. and actually believes that he goes to
Chicago without getting out Of his chair,
because his ticket says it is good for o
passage to Chicago.
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THE BKLL-PUNCH IN GERMANY--.The
Prussian Government intends taxing the
sale Of all drinks. for the purpose OF I'M
peding the extension OF drunkenness
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a COOP ExAMPLE.-One OF the stories
told OF Moliere's time is Of a preacher who.
having to celebrate a certain saints day, de-
lirered the following sermon: My breth-
zen, It Is to-day the feast OF st. -. On
fhis day last year / told YOU all knew
|. about him. a have not heard during the
Lass twelve months that he has distinguished
} hiMseh in any way whatever. have. there
fore. soothing TO add. - as.;ss
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nv W. Gotliin.
~ W. NOTUIII.
Auc!ionccr and Real Estate Agent.
corrcr Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TXECUTCR'S SALE OF TIE UPPER
T. PORTION OF TIE LITTLE DOVER Is
TATE. IN GnOCTLANt, COUNTY; on J ;.!I..i,
RIVER. TWENTY-THltEE MILES All: :;
i,I(IIMOND, CONTAINING FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN ACRES.-At the request OF Sir:
1'nomas W. McCance. surviving aciin@ executor Oh
The late Miss Ann l.. Trent, Deceased. shall oiitf
for sale al pubic auction. ON III" premises lIihio
dia;cly after the sale Of The lower portion ~
acrcs more or i,,;S advertised 10 De sold uncer &c
cree of Richmond C:snc'ry Court bV oicSsis Jni','
4 Meredith and a. l.. Hnulwarc com 'l,sln'icr3
ON WEDNESDAY. 25th OF September. 10 -, a. -
o'clock ~ f fair; II not, Oh The rsL fali ny
nfter( that portion OF the Lift LIZ DOf Ef -.
TATE In (ioochland county. which was assGllcu 10
Miss Ann =. Trent IN the Giyi>! ion oil Inc cStac OF
her father Dir. Joseph Trent. deceased thrlhg lDe
INNER naril containing SIG ACHkS-of which IS
nc!l,s are lamcs-riyer foreground, or uisuiiGlIstd
fertility 23S acre, of excellent hlgli-tnh- ana l9o
acres i'm original growth OF OAK suitable ior snip
,imhrr or cord wood. with few fi!ic trees large
enough for milI-s.iafs. The low-grennds ant The
hi.h -and are particularly adapted TO the growth OF
,yhea: corn tobacco. clover. &c. The Improve
mcnts on the place ar" limited hut the farm itself
river Tine canal of the James River and kanawha
Company passes through the farm so that It's pre-
ducts can be chcaply transported 70 market Ine
neirhborbood Is equal 10 ANY In The county. Mr..
Richard =. Wood residing on tile farm VIII show II
to ihose who may call on him. Possession in time
TO seed wheat, and full possession at the end OF The
year. ,.,o,,,o -. o,,o.,1 ,r,o
wears. for bonds be5ing interest half-ycarly. Sc
Gun ed By deed OF trust: the taxes for 1878 TO be
paid hy the purchaser. w. GODDlH,
All 2S -2raw3 " Stdtds Auctionter.