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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
ESgE8ssAD LIN ~.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBuKG(
RAILROAD CONpAST.
SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
" trains ca this read will run Is follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND s0ETH.
1855 a. IL, THROUGH NAIL daily. connectnR
for Charleston, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken lyia Charleston, Raleigh.
jacksonville. Stops only al Chester
and Manchester, aud l: Halfway on
sixnal.
500 4. VI, ACCOMMo 4 lion daily MAKES
close connection Al Petersburg With
the Atlantic, Mi>s!$sipp! and Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga
Nashville, Memphis, Lvnchourg
FarmTe. and other Local Stations on
that road, n.akins same time as by
any other line. Stops al all regular
500 P. II. ACCOMMoDA ALTON TRAIN daily
texccpt Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make Close connection
at Petersburg fer Norfolk.
1896 P. H.. THROUGH NAIL daily. connecsn2
for Weldon. wilmington, kaieiyh
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co.
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al: points
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep.
ing-car from Washington Tor VIII
mington, Savannah, and the South.
Stons Onlv at Manchester and Chester
and Half Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 4. u, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Freder!cks burg and
Potomac r9iiroad for all points North,
East and West. Stops ut Mapeaes-
.a ter and Chester, and IL Halfway
49,. and al Drury's Blun, Oh signal.
. 9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS, TRAIN daily
~. teScep, sunday. Stops at all sta
...- lions. .r~t ,1ra.a. rs r.. Is
TAO p. NJ, ACCOMMODATIoN- TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only at Mau.
caester and Chester, and Halfway OF
on signal.
$3.50 P. u. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonnectis,
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Ess
and West. Also, a,akin2 close csn h
ton with the Chesapeake anu onl
.,~. railroad for the Virginia Springs an,
all points North aud West. This trail
s.'t stops al Manchester and Chester: au
q; ,,t. at Kali. Way and Drurys Biau, q
signal. s..r
| ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII START troa
/ tao Apporn1ttox uar0t- MIR
! mono $40 A. IL. and $50 P.IM.; leaye fetefs
burg e:20 A. IL. and 5:25 F., every sunaAy: ,aa,,
myS a. SHAW, suPcS'assaasau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
-AHsrTIraN sALEs.-.Fninre Days.
BY Frank ID. Hiii 3 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers,
1IOS Main street.

* -
u,Ru5TEE,s SALE AT AUCTION OF ,tr
i LARGE NuMBER OF sp1t FRnfiET hyEtSs III
I I,I W E EtEESTi5 MaRsHALL. CLAY, LEIG FL. AND
virtue e ,r 4sed P 81 r r. john
on md r.e ordeS In Richmond Charcery Court. I'D
O. soz ds1at hafleG n oteh
ncnrlf and Mt The request OF the beneficiary IN sna
deed win Offer ne 1rsisss : 6esnp ON WED
SNEsbSY. August IL, 1879. at AZ O'CLOCK L. M,
the PROPERTY deserhed IN SAID dee1 IE as 1ET
lowe: Ali 1nat certain TRACT or PAkCEL os
LAND formerly known as Watsons tenement zen,
bounded by shockoe creek Marsra, Say Fonp
teen and Fifteenth streets The 2roptry , can n Ue
Len o centrally located and conq enleht 10 tne WORE
shops of the chesapeake and ONO Rai,wag LON ION
nany Ola Market. &c. offers fine chance lor spec
iaion or ior parties desiring to bury cheap fots ior
building purposes. ,.o to- 40 ano
win Interest from May I. 1879. and expenses OF
salc lhe balance unon terms to be announced ny
the grartor In said deed.
sSnu1. - RIO. Fl. GILLIAN. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02

Mr.. Josh Billings, who is, as usual,
spending his summer In The Wblte Noun.
tains. has put it in the way OF the editor OF
the White Mountain Echo to print few
component7 parts OF his new book, to be
published in the fall. IT'S title will be cold
Probabilities Perphaps Rain-Perhaps
Notu: and it will have for its leading mot
to, +" Truth IL sed to be stranger than tck-
sbun-it is to most pholks." The selections
are these: ~ y
About the hardest thing a fellow kan do
IL tospark gals at one time and preserve
a good average. Try it.
Don't dispize your poor relashuns. They
may be taken suddenly ritch sum day. and
then it will be awkward to explain things
to them; undoubtedly 80. s.i
Next to kIear konshience for solid COM
fort Gums an easy boot. Try both.
II young man hain't gotta well balanced
head, like TO see him part biz bair IN the
middle. Don't you?
i don't take any foolish chances. Ii |
wuzi called upon to mourn over deau
mule, should stand in front ov him and
do mi weeping. -.-
Thare is no man 90 poor but what he can
afford to keep one dog. and L haV seen theni
so poor that they could afford to keep three.
say to 2 thirds on the ritch people IN
this world, make the most on your money,
for it makes the most OF you. Happy
thought.
never argy agin success when l see Il
rattle-snaiX's he'd sticking out OF Wnoie.
I bear off to the left and say to mlseh lhat
hole belongs to that snaix.
The infdel argys just az Dull auz
cbaped to a post. He bellows and saws,
but he don't git loose from the post, notlss.
Not much. a.. .,:
I thank the Lord that tbare is one thing
in this world that money kant BUY, ana
that il the wag ov dogs tail. fure uncle.
have seen men so fond OF argument that
they would dispute with guide-board at
the forks ov a kuntry road about the dis
lance to the next town. What fools!
Thare are but fu sights in this life more
sublime and pathetick than to see poor but
yirtuo1is young man struggling with mus
tach. It liz thus.
notiss one thing. The man who rides
on the kars every day is satisfied with one
seat: but he who rides once year wants +.
That's so. ,.
Flattery is like colone water, to be
smelled OF, not swallowed.
The man whom you kant git to write poe.
try or tell the truth until you git nm h;'lt
drunk, amt worth the investment.
Whenever I see real handsun Welii'tI
engaged in tho wimmin's rights piZHhe>s; !
am a going to take of mi hat anu !ihe Tue
processhun. See il I don't.
p'00 JOSH BILLINGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
By Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bauh.

7RAMED HOUSE ON YENABLE
STpEET AND TWO BRICK AND :FRAMED
6wELLiNGs Of M0SBY N Mi;l 81, v at s,eton
81 ne r,rcmises. on TUESDAY The 9Th day Of Au-
on GUST ia at o'clock r. NJ. the THREE HOUSES 10
ca E,s. as Tho FRAMED HOUSE on Venabe street.
onnoste the store of 2. r. ord. 1t has five rooms,
is In excellent order, and Is occupied by $1,000 zen,
f.n, This house may be easily converted into
s store and dwelling THIS SALE WILL BE PER- EMP
TORY. ,o p,,cp AVN rp.,1rD
DWEIIlNGS In rear Of said Hor'I. situated on
Nosbv street. They are nearly new and In good re-
,,n;r and contain six rooms each. The lors have
GOOD fronts. and both have side entrances by an
alley with well of good wate&
This sale should attract ne attention oil persons
wanting small. price property.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ut sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
A SomnnmbuIist's Freak.


A strange story comes from st. Francis
county. In the st. Francis. river-bottoms
there lives a man named George Ell. Toban.
With him lived wife and thirteen-year-
old son. This family has resided in quiet
way. so far as any one knows, until recent
", when the first strange bubble arose on
the lake of the iamily's everyday life.
One morning, just after the yellow-fever
excitement began to spread over the coun-
try, Mr.. Toban, upon opening his door,
found card lying on his doorstep. On
the card were written the words "Yellow-
fever" Very little attention was paid to
the matter, but when again and again SINH
lar cards were found, Mr.. Toban became
concerned, and not being as clear OF su-
perstition as festival is Of conscience, re-
garded the cards as ominous and as warn
ing Of an approach of the terrible disease.
Every night lie would read gloomy reports
from Memphis, and every morning found
the card Ycllow-fever." Finally he de-
termined to watch, and satisfy himself, and
on the doorstep remained all night. No
one appeared, but when the darkness was
dispelled BIZ the streaks Of daylight he. saw
a card lying on the step beside him. Catch.
ing it up and examining it he saw the
words Yellow-feyer" written in exactly
the same hand that had marked the cards
before. Then there was indeed anxiety In
the family. The ieyerreports grew gloomier,
and the family settled into the belief that
Providence, by handwriting on cards, had
advised flight. The husband did not know
what to do, the wife was frightened into a
terror that trembled at every sound as
though yellow-feyer walked with noisy
footsteps, and the son was almost dumb and
sometimes deaf with fright. 1t was at last
decided that vacation Of the place would be:
necessary. But change came, and the
mystery, like mist, cleared up. On the
night before the proposed departure the
husband, unable to sleep, sat on the bedside,
almost terrified and weak with dread. Sud.
denly the door OF the room opened, and his
son, in might ATTIRE" stood In the room.
The father, Influenced by sudden feel.
ing, did not speak. The boy advanced
to the mantelpiece, took down pen
Gil, went to "tbe little table," took out
card, leaned over, wrote something on it,
and then advancing to the door, slipped 1T
under. The father watched breathlessly,
and when the boy started to leave the room
the man caught him. The boy struggled,
gasped, and awoke. He did net know nor
could be understand why he stood there
grasped by bis father. The wife sprang OUT
OF bed. A few words explained all, ana
when the door was opened there was tns
card bearing the words ,"YelioW,iever-
The young man in bis early yonth naa eS-
hibited signs OF somnambuiism, anu teau-
ing every day the yelloE-feyer, reports 20
the family no doubt influenced ms actioh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
Br Frank ID. Hill Z Co.,
Real Estate Agents anu Auctioncers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NEE Of MAIN AND SECOND STREETS AT
ATCTION-By virtue of a deed OF trust dated May
/. 1873, and duly recorded III the clerks office OF
Tie Richmond Cliarcery Court, ID. Is. 1o5 A. page
237 and at the request OF the bencfcarics secured
therein. VIII proceed to sell ri auction, uion the
premises located as above descrlhcd, on WEDNES-
DAY, August 6, 1879. at O'Clock r. NJ The l .
lows: One fronting on Main irsei 20 feet and run
ming back between parallel ihcs63 feet upon which
there Is a BRICK STORE w.siGwclling aloye). HE
other fronting on Second iii st.i 80 feet and running
back in an ea:erly direction ana between parallel
lines at right angles with Second street ~ feet lol
which there is Il small BlsaCK COTTAGEl, being
the same property recently owned BY Mrs. AVG.
Walsh. This property has always commanded lair
rent and from It's local ion offers good lnvestncnl.
TERMS: BY consent. will he one third cash me
BALANCED in Fix and Twelve months, win Der ceh'.
Interest added, secured BY trlst-decd; ~
~ % JOHN III Hl.oI, IIusLCc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02

SNAIX.-We tell our snake story for the
benefit Of the Richmond Dispatch. The
writer remembers when a school-boy see
ing one Of his playmates catch live black
snake By the tail and "rop" him in the same
manner that he would whip.thong until
he popped his head off. We saw this same
boy (whether on this occasion or another
We do not now remem5eT" pop" a black
snake in the same manner until he popped
a moccasin out OF his throat. The moccasin
was about half as. large as the constructor.
We never saw a snake suck cow, and we
never said so.- Warren IA. CO. Ne,pS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
Germs Dfseovered 10
- srco...vF0sy they Get There.

From the Popular Science Month!y.l z!
About eight years since DR.. Flint, VINO
hos studied and written great deal on the
subject. became satisfied that source or
tynhoid.feyer existed which was nttie
dreamed of, and which at hrst tbougnt
would seem impossible. This source, as
be then enuncated to his home medical So
ciety land not to his knowledge having been
before suegested), Is found in ice. ~ lhi5
idea is thoroughly investigated 10 WIZ
not appear to. be very predetermined. IN
the frst place the poison is not aestloSeu
or impaired br freezing (sone one lons aso
remarked that ice often masks OF cohceals
what It does not kill. Now, whence co.ns'
our ice supply? Often from sna'lo" r ,aa..o
voIrs in the midst OF neighborbood5 VI iarse
towns, purposely made TO receive surause-
drain,pe from all around, under the erro-
neons idea that no harm will ensue, as
traczino is suuposed to purify and render
harmless what might otherwise be once
tionoblp. Great quantities OF ice are taken
from canals, from creeks, from stash a,I > >
nontJ=. and from streams that are elmer Tue
noinro, or artificial recipients Of, surface
drainaee, OF The outpour;Dgs Of sewers, ana
~ uncleanliness from various sources. Inc
danger OF ice taken from improper places 10
mot only from that which is drunk, DuC
from its use in refrigerators and preseryato-
ries where milk, butter, fruits, VegetaD'es'
and meats are subjected to its satlratlns H.
fiuencc as it vaporizes. Several instances
have fallen under the Doctors oDserva,
ton where the disease, by most curefui
investigation, could not be traced 10 any
other source; and ii we accept as iact
the statement positively made by bud IN Tue
London Lancet, in July, 1859, that IL never
originates de noUo, but proceeds from spe,
cial and specific poison, which IS capable Oh
diffusion to great extent, ana "nlch pre-
serves its noxious qualities for long Pc
Rod. even il buried for many months, we
cannot reject the hypothesis OF ice-infec-
ton; and it is hoped that it Will be made
The subject OF very thorough and careful in
vestigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
BY Chaffin. Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Anctioncers,
MI north Tenfl, street r, H..
No. i north Ienln strcel

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FIR A NJ Z D
L STORE AND WELL1NG. WITH ONE
ACRE OF LAND, ON THE RICHMOND AND
HENRICO TURNPIKE, IMMEDIATELY AT
THE TOLL G ATE, KNOWN rs DAVIS'S $40 RE.
i,y virtue OF certain deed Of trust executed by
CsbelI and p. J. Davis dated the 18th December.
1878, default having been mace In the payment OF
one OF the notes thereby secured and being so re-
Guired bv tho beneficiary we Will sell on the prem
ises on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of August
1879, at OK O'Clock =. d.. The PROPERTY above
described. 9
TERMS: Cash enough to defray the expense OF
sale and TO nav elf pote OF s73.iS, with interest
from 18th June. 1879, until paid: aud upon The
following credits: 1882 payable 1915 Decem,
her Is 10: ST.. 76 pa rah.e 81 6 June. $50; ana
the balance upon such terms US will be ann9unced
ot file sale r. u. CHAFFIN,
II. L. STAPLES,
,uo Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
BY Poindc1tcr & Topper.
Real Estate Agents ana AucuoncerS,
1900 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF \ DESIRABLE
n TWO-STOHY BRICK AND STICC0ED
DWELN No Il Fast X s2 2AGKEoTT TFf KEsI,
~ Hf,r Of LEOElDAS CHlTNAS.-By request
hf the owner &c will sell bv auction on MONDAY
The 4th of August, 1T 6 O'Clock 7. NJ, the above
- twn-.tory Kitchen In the gard. Lot. 24Nl7O feet,
with wIt, aud culreri connections; all in good or
der. 4 pleasant and desirable home may be obtain
ed for i small sum, rs the owner Is determined TO
sell.
TERMS: Reasonable. and at sale.
PUINDEXTER Il TCPpER,
nciiOucrrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02

Editors of Dispatch: In this morning.
issue OF your paper you say that one gooo
result OF the adoption OF the reform IN speii'
inc advocated in the late session OF the
Virginia Educational Association would pe
the radiance OF the " Yankee pronunciation
Of the word national" That would pc
contamination worthy OF the youth VINO
fred the Ephesian dome, or OF the man VINO
burned a barn full OF hay to be rid OF the
rats! There is an elegant gentleman anu
ELOQUENT preacher in this town who always
saws national, and although we do not Ere
tend that his pronunciation OF that WORD is
correct, vet we believe that be makes as Few
mistake s of that kind as some other educated
peop,e do who have always lived in glass
houses. What have you to say to rashlon,
rashio, chamber, chamberlain, decls-
i've, incis-ive, &C.. These are pro-
nunciatlons familiar to every virgin
ian, and they. are employed by the
most cultivated people. Northern peopie
pronounce these words, cha>moerialn'
ratio, decisive, &C.; and they are rlSn!,
unless it be in order to throw away autnorl-
ties recognized as the best by Eng ish-
speaking people the world over. There are
peculiar differences in almost every state IN
onunciation-forms OF speech-and II Is
not the province OF any one In any State 70
set up his ipse diIit as law. This word and
your perennial pet "Beast Butler" as well
as Yankeedom generally, seem to give YOU
a world OF trouble. 1t has been well SAID,
that we are born to trouble as the sparks
are to fly upward. Faith, courage, and
perseverance, will overcome these monsters
as the Redcross Knight oyercame his,
although you may not share bis peculiar
blessing in the conpanionsbip OF another
Una, whose
..' "Augel's face,
As the great eye OF Heaven. shyned bright,
And made sunshine la the shady place."
August l, 1879. ,.-....-. M.
Well let M.".off; but his article would
afford fine subject for dissection. We
can't see what light can possibly be thrown
upon the correct pronunciation Of the word
"national" by showing how Virginians
pronounce some other words. Nobody
knows better than we the faults Of Virgin
ians in respect OF this matter Of pronuncia-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
BY GruDbS & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioncers,
Eleventh street between alaln anu Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR, BAR
. i FIXTURES, BlLLIARD.TADLEs &C.. At
AUCTION.-By virtue OF Il deed OF trust executed
nv Charles Koch to the UNDERSIGNED, rs trustees and
By consent OF all parties interested we VIII sell at
auction, upon the premises. on MONDAY. f;h day
of August, At 10 O'Clock a.. NJ. III not sold ut pri-
yate sale by Frisay LIST proximo). the well-appnint-
ed BAR, BAR-FIGTUKES. BILI.IARD-1AkLES.
and other appurtenaDces, located at no. 9O9 east
Broad street adjoining the City Hall, among which
we will cnumerate-
2 FINE SHOWCASES,
8 BlLLIARD-TABLES with aprurtenarces COM
] POOL-TABLE with appurtenances completed,
FINE BAR AND 1LCNCH-COUNTER,
FINE MIRRORS,
AZ dCzcu LARGE CHAIRS,
TOBACCO. CIGARS. -
Ga. Lot SHELVING. PARTIFiONS'S &c.
/ These fixtures are frst-cass, ana shot,u = 'i10'
the attention of persons desiring such articles.
TERMS: The deed requires cash, hut IL Is pFooa-
bic thni more accommodating terms Will be an
n0lluccd AZ the time OF SALE
JOHN 4. MEANLEI, Trustees
WILLIAM *. TALMASS
n B-The above articles may De uIrchasrta ~,
vn,eiy 4. whole II application be made ~ !ne aug
tionetrs on or before lSt Of Au21l.t
troo a1gAu2S4 Anc!ioncrrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
Speaking Of the arrival OF party OF Ice
Ianders In New York, the Evening Post, or

Speaking Of the arrival OF a party OF Ice
Ianders In New York, the Evening Post OF
that city said: ,,fi
at Is curious and interesting to know
that oar new guests, although arriving here
in the hottest part OF our hot summer, have
refused hitherto to lay off their national
dress. Heavy jackets, fannels, and ihrs,
that must produce the most sWeltering dis
comfort, seen 70 them more attractive than
the tIightest and most seasonable costume.
When generations run into thousand years
the force oi habit becomes prodlgiousIy
strong, and this Is quaint illustration OF
II. The Esquimaux continues to fancy
8blubber and the East Indian to cleaye To-
rice long after being transferred to tempo.
rate climates and TO wear seatskins With
the mercury at q hundred degrees will pro-
baby be the pride and pleasure OF our lee
land fellow-ettIz ens that are TO be for many
q long deg.dsy to come
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
BY Chatiln. Staples + Co..
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

GALE OF WEST-END LOTS By AUG
- TION-We will sell on the premises. on Y YRS
DAY the 18th day Of August. 1879. at o'clock l..
NJ. FIVE BUILDING LOTS. fronting thirty rect
cach on tie south side OF Claiborne street. between
Washingtcn and Carter streets. designated on Lees
map of Sidney and Iiarve rs .ots Nos 70. u,
10, 90. in Square No. "a. and running nack I'D
feet TO an aey all OF said lots being under one en-
closure of plank fence recently put mp, MAKING
nice pasture, meadow. or garden. :,
TERMS: one fourth cash; the balance In tx
I wpIve aud eighteen months, with interest ADDED
S, cured by trlSt-dced. ~ 70,
80, AuctinnCers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02

Editors Dispatch: Here's problem for
some of your mathematicians to solve: "A
farmer, going away for ten days, leaves a
kes containing ten gallons OF whiskey. He
tells his wife TO draw from the keg one gal.
lon each day, and put back one gallon OF
water. This she did for ten days. How
much whiskey was in the key when the
farmer returned? \.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
BY Frank D. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneHrs,
HOS Main street.

TRAME STORE AND DWELLING No.
L HOG NORTH FIRST STREET AT Az
TToNAt the request of the owner ra2 IS de aest
mined TO sell, we VIII offer on Ia Fiat
SEhT fRHNE STORE and DWELLING oc ecu
pied by MIR J. II. Wayne as above oGa, ,s l ms
The ot i. very nice one. fronting on First street
AK feet with depth of 1874 feet 10 wide aS 1i
CITY water on the ios This property VIII oe So'o
TERMS One fourth cash: balance Mt four elfht :,
md twrlyc mont ., Interest added and secnrsh by
a decd of trust. FRANK d. HILL 4 CO.
uee,' VI "" Aucrloperr5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-02
By Polndt xtcr K Topper,
Zeal Estate Agents and Aaclionccrs,
1900 Main street.

1900 Main street.
rrRIJsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN Fl Z NRdCo
COUNTY, AT TIE FARM 81 OF nk; ,r; 1EsS Sl1rE l.
IN THE MAIN ROAD LEADING FROM RICH
MOND TO CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE
By virtue Of u deed Of trust executed 10y Jesse L..
dated June Is. 1878. and duly recorded IN the
clerks Office Of Henrco County Court, In d. y.
Davmcnt OF two notes secured therein, and being
required to do by the beneficiary in said deed
shall sell by auction, on the premises ut IL ~. on
THURSDAY the 7th Of August. $40, ali the PER-
SONAL PROPERTY. con- i-tng OF : -,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES. MULES,
COWS, SHEEP. HOGS, &C. -
FARMING UTENSILS, &C.,
now upon the said farm.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and amounts
sufficient tosatisfy two notes-nne for SOS, and the
other for Sl44.35-wth iut rest from The 18TH OF
June. 1878. r.. WILLIAM ELLYSON,
~ 25 ~ ...3 - .r..~ =. :; - Trustee.