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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-06

A SUBSTITUTE FOH SHOEs--an ex1ereaced
citizen called attention the subjec OF the
use of cowhide moc:aans as substitute for shoes
He states that when lie moved to The Mississippi
fifty years ago no shoes wera 10 be had fc- the re
groeS and they made Their OWE cut OF this mate
rial. which answered the purpose as wei es The
more eiahoraie!y made article, aa III respects
better. The process il simp!a: take 6 green COW.
lide, or one W. II soaked, with tie hair on, (Which
ia to g. ext 10 the footD put the foot down firm
ly' upon it, and cut out the pattern desired make
the necessary holes along the edges and lace il
with thong Of the same material a. the heel aud
up the ias'ep.
LIE. 1t dry upon the foot, and It accommodates
itself perfectly 70 the shape of The I-:.er While it
is sufficiently aubstAnta for sl kinis Of travelling
and iis elasticity Ii preserved by use. Cocks eLoud
be pat On when it is made, though il ca., Le worn
without, and such allowance be made for Shrink
ing % as TO avoid too tight fl. The moceasiu it
Is scarcely necessary to observe, adopts itself to
the shape of the foot, and the ft is perfect tout
wears Leather, and il not hard, some might SUD.
pose, bat quite the rsvs.se. Ii desired is can be
half ed with the same material
The hair lining gives the advantage Of warmth
10 that socks (whor not TO b3 hsdj can be .tter
di.pensed with when moecssins are use6 than if
shoes we're worn.
The gentleman to whom are indebted for this
suggestion says that Le has mentioned the subject
to soldiers, who are very much pleased with it,
aad say there ID no reason why soldiers should go
barefoot while 80 many hides are thrown away IN
camps.-Mobtts RSgtsss-.
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EXECUTION OF DEsERTERs-Jsmes Cain, of
Braneh's artillery, end John Bowers. Of the 4th
North Carolina regiment, were execated at Peters
burg en- Tuesday for desertion. The Express says: :
Cain bore his fate with AZ parent indifference,
and laughed and conversed az though he were going
to wedding feast He considered the sentence
that had been passed upon him just one, and said
that had the Contsdsrate Gootrnmeat beer, as strict
,pstse months ago the amy ssuld hare 6eer. sapsd
the loss Of many uaiabls sotdss,s and be- for one,
would have still been In the ranks. Bowers oI,
the other hand, exhibited q vaaty different spirit
from ,ha. OF Cain. He wept pro.usely when brought
out Of Jail, and while being taken to The plscs OF
execution, but subsequently bore up bsttsr. They
were shot at IL O'clock and bath fell dead at the
drst Ore, pierced by several balls
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Ro55rfss Alex Rane. a. Ii Las sad ki-e
patients IN General Ecspitsl, >Eo Z .sescn {, Fas
kervills store. Gary street, .yefs AZ 9s' las,
night by the Provost Ga.rd aud iufga,; in Ca5tt,
Thunder, for stealing Size IN G. 6. Treasury notes
from tte rocket Of comrads na1nad u. B.berts,
on Tcesdsy.
Yesterday sveniag ~ a soldier named Pasr'ek
ing q erocery On Gary between 17.h and 18th -
a man rushed out fei,ed bin With the STROKE Of a
hludgaon, ana sto.s hts money. lie mado com.
plant -. the ofiics CT the Assistant Provost Mar
shal Of the Eastern District, aad cfieers were di,
patched in sea CT Of the guilty party.
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AUCTION SALEs-.-sassrs Gays.
Dy Goddin se Apperson, Auc,rs

NERY VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT on
the North side OF Franklin, between 18th
and Goth streets, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold at auction. cn the premises on W Es,.
NESDAY, the J2th November 1862 A. 4 o clock p.
II that very desirable Brick Teaemsnt located rs
above, recently occupied by Mr.. WIN. s Sumner
l; cont sins about eight rooms besides bick kitch
en-. The lot las front of 204 feet, and depth Of
l20 feet to an alley feet wids
IERMs-Une third cash, balance at and ~
months for nesoiisbie notes, interest added, Be-.
no4 G0DDfN G APPERSON, Aucts
THREE BRICK TENEMENTs In BRACES
4 ROW, or Centre ana 9Th siree;s FOR SALE
AZ AUGTlON.-Wi.l be sold q. auction on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 7th November. 1862, at
- O'Clock r. H., thri e Brick Tenements in Bragg =
Row, located IA above, each renting fo- 9lOO per
n2num to good tenants
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and I2
months. for negotiable notes, interest aided So
cured BY trust deed.
nod GODD!N & APpERsoE, Aucta.
VTERY VALUAn;El BRICK DW sIIGINtl, on
Y the East Side OF mayo Street, near the Jewah
Synagogue FOR SALE AT AJGTION.-W,u be
sold at auction, oD the premises. On FRIDAY, the
!to November 1862, at O'Clock tho iGrse and we'll
built Brick Tenement, located ss above now in the
occupancy # Ar. Eddins TIE house has about
ten rooms, front snd rear porSicoes, and good
Kitchen, and ia in part of tina city where real es
ta;e La now IN demand
TERMS s-r1e third cash oalancs at 6 and Is
months, fer negotiable notes, interest adGed,
cured by trust deed. Possession given on the LIST
Jcuuary next.
&C GODDiN & ApPERSOu, Aust'rs.
TWO aMALL BRICK TENEMBNTS In Green's
i Row. near the Penitentiary, FOR SALE AT
AUCTEON-At the request of Mr. Charles Howell,
we shelt sell at public anction, the premises on
SATURDAY, the 18th OF November, 1850 at four
O'Clock, two brick Tenements, located 40 aboye,
suitable for small families.
TERns:-Ooe-third ca b /; ba!srce at 6 and IL
months, for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trust deed.
no 4 GODDIN APpERsON. Aucts.
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OCCUPANCY OF REBEL PRoPERTY.-0rdsrs have
been issued directing the OCCUPANCY for Cavern
ment purposes OF property In Wash gton of per-
sons known to be Ia the servics of the Confede.
racy, including five houses belonging to Commo.
0ore Forrest two to DR.. Corns,ius Boyle, one to
DIR. Garrett, sOo-in'law Of Henri A. Wise; one 10
VIM r Smith, msmber Of tho rebel Congress: ous
TO hr. Philips, ex-6ixth Auaitor Of the Treasury;
one to Captain bennington. chief OF the capital
police, and several others.
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Dead Body Fo@na.-The body o; dead mar,
(uams unka ,wa,} WIS drawn out of he dock ves.
terday morning ut 10 O'Clock, and aid the South
bank between the docL and James river, Just be.
:oN the Libby prison. II stiI! in the sam. po-
s,sion 81 E late hour yesterday evening no effort
having bean made TO remove and iater tie body,
which, froEl appearances hsd been some tine Ia
The wafer.
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4 PATRIoT.-An Old man in Lowndes county,
sending the obituaries Of his boys ,ss In the
war, writes the following noble sentiment
Il gave them up freely to my country but l did
expect to see them again. l have two more for
the war, aud when the old me1 are called upon l
AIN ready TO shoulder my uuskes and follow ry
boys who have Tough. SO noblg"
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pri.s Fi4A.inx-scms psgtiss, ,from thls c;.z n

Priss Fighting -Bcms parties ssom this city un
dsrtook TO revive this species Of anusemsns, on
Tuesday, 10 Henrico county. is3ar tho site Of tho
Csthoi, College. a ring wss formed, aud one of
tho coIlosai:ts and hs seconds tied their colors 10
the poles aud trpped fer the contest but the sport
ape! lied By the arrival Of one of the prin-
cipais- TIE q sht WAS to have been for S501 aside.
The party on the around, small man. claimed for.
felt. The scene OF intended operations was graced
by the presence Of a large number Of the imported
roughs. who ROW disgrace this city. 1t is eaid the
aght VIII yet coms of-the party in default hold
Ing back TO increase the chance for larger sis ke
ovsA
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BY Samuel ID. Hicks, Auct.

AIANUFAOTURED TOBACCO AT AUCTION
IyI On TUESDAY, November 18th, at IL o'clk,
ausn Offer for sale at auction, at my sample room,
Cary street, between 18th aud l4.h a very large
stock Of fac Manufactured Tobacco In the lot
are some very excellent brands of old Tobacco.
SAMUEL D. HICKS,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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DEATH OF CARLIsI.-Foreignj journss announce
the decease Of Carni, the distingu shed Italian
tronomer aud mathematician at Milan. Fer more
than half century he held prominent place
among European scientists. His researches on the
lunar theory, in connection with Baron Plans. and
h1 pendulum experiments IN EoUnt Gents, to de-
termine the mesu density Of the eartb, having
placed his name among the ablest contributors oi
science. His last labors directed TO the deter
mination Of the orbit Of Tut,e's late comet, which
nsd been early observed by Florentine and Roman
&8trOnOm0rs.
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Severa, blockade runners !" passed through
F'redor!cksbnrg en- Monday, with goods. en- route
for Richmond.
The small pox has made i.s appearance in Au.
gusta county, Va.
ThsHE GRsAT VIRGINIA REMEDY, AND NO
HUMBUG.-PETEkSS S lEFALLIBLE KEM.
DY FOR GONORRHGA AND ALL SECRET
DISEASES.-This great American remedy, con.
tanning no Mercura. or Balsanic properties excels
everything heretofore offered the public in its Gu
ratve, restorative end reuovating powers; and the
medical world are astonshed when told that the
above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
confoundsd when they have ocular demonstrations
of the facts. But the proprietor. who has known
of the remedy for twenty odd years, has known OF
g case Of twenty years standing to be restored to
perfect health, and all other cases Of shorter durs
ton to be restored, without single exception and
therefore challenges any case Of aonorrhes which
the remedy will not cure, provided the directions
carried out with prudence On tho part of the
patient; and any one purchasing half adozen bottles
and using accordingly in his or her case, he guar
antees q perfect cure; and In case of failure will
furnish additional medicine, free Of charge to
p!ete the crre, through his agents; and a will
be effected without inconvenience to the patient.
Sold by APPKKSOE e. DUPUY, Nc. 20l Broad
street. and O. A. STRECKER, Main street, Drug
gists, agents for the city Of Richmond
Price per bottle q; expresasge from 25 to so
ots
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Prisos Henas--Tbe following partiss were lodeed
in the military prison of the Ezern District for de-
serting from iaeir coc,tisnds viz: l. K Crayv io-d
r f. GurIey, Cd horh Carolina; Wm. A. kas,
53d North Cnroiina w Shsfer, Baltimore Ii ght
Artillery Nssh'i Pruden company ], 1s. s. Caro-
lima; & J. Horny, 6ta Virginia also, Philip Rice
alias j. i Goodman, 50 a pic;ouG character: Jas
Williams for forgery aud other Tarous uffen .as -
Three Yankees were also bronght--crs Giav7-y
Bsrtram) captive and ssya deserterg, c. Bott az
J. scot', who ds;iiled to be exchanged. They r,
long to the l.t Kew Kork Mounted Rifles
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GUFPowDER YoR THE PKoPIx.--Ths Govern
msnt has authorised the Nitrs Bursau In tie Con.
fedsraey to sxehxuge one pound Of gunpowdsr for
two pounds Of satpstrs, with amy citizen desiring
70 obtain the powdss. This will be an aeoommo.
dation 70 tbs people, end VIII benefit the aovsrx
msUt at the sas tims. - may stimulate the peo-
pie 70 engage Ia the manufacture Of satpetre. The
peoesss 4 very simple, apd can b EASILY learned.
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DEAD.Dr. James III. Bell, of Luray, Va who
one Of the ciizens seized by s;einwehr as hos
tsges against tie Virginia guerri.las, died 3 few
days ago st his home. He was dis harged by Stein.
wehr accouA. of Ill health, which has now re-
quilted above stated He was brothsr-in in Law to
ExCov. Smith.
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1f7rssss --Ths city police arrested opy two par
sons yesterday, viz: sias Msxfeld and Bstsey Mar
TN, colored for fighting in tie street ard annoying
the patients Ia General Hoacitai Eo ls, near the
corner of 22i and a .iu streets
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Ayriral Of Yankee Prisonsrs Sixty Yankee rri-
were received at the Libby prison yoterdsv,
having been sent thither from G5zdonsvi,,e Gy
Major Boyle, Provost Marshal st that place They
were all privates in the 81 4. cavs.iry AID were
captured en- ihe 3lst OF October, st Aldie near
ieesbGrg. Ia q cavalry das'f.y Stwsrt's men, while
On picket. Il il said that cur mnn rrshed or the
surp-ied spd seoping Abolitionis.s like whirl
wind, snd Tia. shay surrendered a,uaos at di.ers.
tiou
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PromoteG Colonel John Pegram, of this city,
who acted with distinguished sslantry at Rich
Mountain. and who wounded and made pris-
onef there, was yesterday appointed by the PIesi-
dea, Brig adler General, and essignsd to duty as
commander OF q cavalry brigade in Maj zen. Z
Kirby Smiths army.
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Matrimonial. During the month Il October the
Clerk Of tina Musings Curt issued from his office
twenty i've marriage iiceases = he demand for
hee:.fes was greater during the summer months
than ca tie inception Of winter.
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Released on Parole Mrs Taab, of Portsmouth,
Va, for some time past iHcaraerated here YAM
kee spy was released yesterday parole, TO sp-
p -ar at a future day for examination.
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Large Fire at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 5-A frs occurred here last
night, which destroyed stovas wazehousc stab'es,
oooo bales of cotton, some produce. &c. The loss
viii exceed S5GO,OCO.
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by Thomas w. keesee, AucttoneeR.
fOffice corner l2th and C6ry sta

4 DMlNISTRAToR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE.--As administi ator Of Mrs OF
terra O. Fox, decd, 1 shall, on FRIDAY the 7th
day OF November 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
late residence Of Mr.. Fox, on the South side of
Clay street, between Henry and Monroe, sell at
public auction the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
consisting Of Feather Beds. Mattresses, Bureaus,
SefA. Tables. Chairs, Carpets, &c.
TERMs-Cssh. THOS ]. EVANS,
Admir- Of Ottsrs G.. Fox.
Sale conducted by THOs. W. KIESEE Auct NO 3
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NOT DEAD.-Madame Anna Bishop whose death
st st Paul, Minnesota, was lately announced was
not tie celebrated singer, but the vile of keeper
of hotel IN ths: place
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W. @. ToAPKLNS, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY Jas 4. TAYLOR s. SON, Aucta


TNRU6TEE Is SALE OF VAAUabLE REAL, Es-
i TATE, at the corner Of Marshall and lst
streats, AT AUCTION BY virtue of e deed Of
trust executed by Wn EootGrigit Jr.. aud wife, to
she subscriber, dtsi March ist, 1862 and recorded
in Richmond Eustings Court ofiiee. heng thereto
requested by the ass gnee OF the exeeuirix of The
creditor secured by the said deed, shsl. sell, at
public auction, upon Iks premises, on IT EsDAY,
the Ilth day Of Nov, 1856. com .nenelns at O'Clock
2. NJ, the property conveyed by said deed, being
lot OF grouBd situated at the Northwest corner of
Esraha!i sad lat streets, froajng 30 feet Mar
Aha. street, running back o" LIST street, be-
tween parallel lines l22 feet to er0ss lot lie Lot
to be sold has upon i. brick Dwelling cd other
improvements The title il believed e perfect; !;
bat selling as trustee, shall couvCT with special
warranty
TERx5- One third cash; the = sute al and II
months, for negotiable no:es, al interes, added
and secpred by a trust deed
SAMUEL 7. PULLiA.1, Trus.ee.
Sale by JAS n TAYLOR & son, Ancts. foc ~
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By X. B. Cook, Aactianssr.

ETLE5ANT FURNITURE AND TWO SPLEEN.
IL DID PIANOS AT AUCTloN-On TUES
DAY, 1lth instant, al 10 O'Clock, will sell the
residence of Gen. Dimmosk, Oh Franklin, between
Sd aud 4th streets, all his Furniture embracing two
splendid 7-octave Pianos. one Of which ia in
wood cases, and manu- factured by the celebrated
Rose ncrantZ; two Divans sud six Chairs In rose
wood, covered with satin damask Mahogany pi.
vans and Chairs Centre aud other Tables; Csneaeat
and other Chairs; Brussels end Chamber Carpets;
Mahogany and ether Bedsteads Aarble-top Bu-
reaus and WASH stands; one elesgn. Eose ewoo1 Ete
gre; Beds, &c.
a portion Of tia above furniture was made by
Renvics, OF Baltimore, TO order, and s IN excel
lent condition.
Also, the usual variety Of Ginning. Room, Cham.
ber and Kit chen Furniture -.
The attention of the public is particularly asked
TO this sale, Gen. rimmock Is determined to sell
without reserve.
ro4 EB COOK Auct
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NOTICE TO SADDLKRs AAD HARNESS
IN MAKERS.-The subscriber Ii prepared to
manufacture RINGS. BUCKLES &c Aiso, SKE.
LETON LD1S, OF an improved pattern pply
on 9Th street, next door to the canal packet ofee
of Mr. Edmond C. 6. WHARTON.
0Ak
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GTHREE OnNlBUsES AT AUCTION VIII
Z be sold at public auction, ca MONDAY, saith
ios.., ut u O'Clock, three superior OMNIBUS E5.-
Two sre 20 passengers. and one II passengers ODe
new finished complete In the best msnner, AID
handsomely painted One of same make aud style,
longer in use, but in good condition The third In
good running condition; all made specially Cor this
company by Stephenson, of New York, srbstao
TALLY built, and more than usually durable.
Sale TO take place ct this Depot, at ths hour
above named. Z. II. Gi Ill.,
Superintendent. z and P. Il. Comy
Sale by l.. l.. COOK, Auet. mol
II Charleston Mercury and Augusta paper
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GALE OF NEGKOES.-Forty very likely NE.
- GnOES will be sold in families at Danvtiie,
Va, for cash. on WEDNESDAY, 10Th Novsmbef.
at public auction--s large proportion between 10
and % years OF age, and among them Some good
house servants fno It'd THO6. d. NEAL
~The negroes having been sold privately,
ths pubic als will not take place. D. N.
NOrICE.-At Longwood in the county Of Lou
IN lisa, Va, near Lindssy's Turnout, ON the Viz
sinia Central Railroad. on tho 18th day Of Noveul
ber 1862, az fair II NOT, the next fair day) shall
offer for sale, NJ public auction, the PERSONAL
PROPERTY belonsiug TO tho estate Of GkORGE
L. GORDON, deceased. consisting Of II Negroes,
Library, Household and Kitchen Furniture Oar.
riags and Harness, Farming Tools Horses, Cows
Hogs, and crop Of Corn snd Fodder.
TIkMs-Aads known ON day Of GALE.
90 so-2ws Jn0 q 0ORDOs. Adnr.
NOTICE-TO TT LADEJ OF EOHEON6
IN AND NANcHK6TER--You sss respectfully
tafotsnsd thsa AiA l.. ,. 9TRIM0FnLLOW. -
rsedcsisklburg viii b at her hfoaAeeA ". HaR.
T1san etrinGfslIcw, In Manssstss. On Tussday. the
1tA Of Move1her, with . aupegiOr lot q MILL.
H19Y, which she Will oler lo9 sale On fAif terms
fof thn timeA Her cock Will eonalss Of 1onness
and vaSicus other Mtieles in hee hnes md VIII .
osrsd fr saas at ~ house ~ hsr kgoAsg. y rear
al oisse's Tavern. IN Manehsa1sr. 1thsr stAy viii
- ahest psrsons wiahng y .sxanios Asf stoek ass
invited - eAsui
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GALE OF vARN,sH by vir.ue OF a decree OF
- the District Court CT the Confederate Ststes Of
America, shau offer for Ee,e, the 10TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1862 at pub.i5 aucton, for cash, sE
the auction store Of 4 B. Cook, on Main street IL
The city of Richmond hfteeB barrels CT Varniah.
oc 80 TuOS. GILES Receiver &c.
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LHOR SALR--Blus Vitriol. Aaddsr, at
L. LlNN1AAEN6
Dyeins xstxblishmsnt l6l Broad o.
% I6-2ws
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kG3HEUFe sALsa--k s.ars Days.
BY Jas. M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers.

ENVE HOUSES AED LOTS AND NINETEEN
10 Vacant Lots, on 18th, Venaole, Federal, Con.
cord, ana other streets, AT AUCTIOy.-We will
sell upon this premises on THURSDAY, TIM 18th
day Of November, commencing at 81 o'clock p. M
the following valuable property, In the order ed
vertiseG:
l. Three Houses sud Lots on the 1est aide If l7ih
street, nearly adjoining the property of Mr.. aichsel
Purcell They contain several comfortable roors
each, end are adapted fer medium sized aroiiies-
The lots front 81 feet each ard run back 100 feet
2. Three handsome vacant lots Immediately In
rear of the above, fronting 80 fest each and run
ming back 80 feet
8 Two tenemsnts on the East side Of l7.h st.
containing several rooms each, and adapted for
small sized families. The lots front about 80 feet
each and run back $50 feet Also one handsome
running bsck $50 fact.
4. Five building lots at the corner Of vensb,e
and Federal streets each fronting Vensble OF. 30
feet, and running back 100 feet.
5. Ten lots on the Eas side of Federal street. and
running back 15o feet TO IN alley.
The most of the above lots are beautifully loca.
ted, in very pleasant neighhorhood, and particu-
larly adapted for building purposes
TEFsMs.-One third cash bal..cs at and 70
months for negotiable notes Interest added occurred
by trust used
no3 JAS. II. TAYLOR & sOy, Aucts
FTNRusTEE'S sALs OF REAL ESTATE on
4ln and 5th Streets, AT AUCTION By virtue Of
d Gc-d cf trust executed by John II. BosAer, dated
the I'd day o, August, 1889, and duly recorded n
Rich,Gand Hastings Court Office will SSH al pub
lie suetion upon he premises, on TUESDAY, The
1ltb day of November, commencing Immediately
after te sale By s. 7. Pulliam, Trustes. say ct a
o-c.t - ? n re. .tain Lot described in said deed
ss t;iioTs: a lot OF land or the North side Of l
or EaTs sll street tsg;puing At point thiriy-.wo
feet from, and West %, SO intersection with tie
We2s line of First street fronting said CT Mar
ahaii street thirty Ave feet, and running back be-
tween parallel lines l22 feet, to cross lot
And. On W EDNESDAY, the 18th dsy Of tover,-
oer eouimeuciag at O'clock, P. r., will sell an
other Lot conveyed Iii ssid ed as follows: That
certain other lot p.ec1, o. PARCEL of ground the
South side ~ or Cary otreos, between 4th and 5th
streets, beginning s1e South side Of d or Cary
street whsra i ie3seot5 vita tbs Last line Of Atm
street, fronting lad or Cary street twenty
seven feet, s1d running, back between parallel
i:uss lis feet, or, tte Rais iiro of itn street.
TEEMs.-ons-third cash; balsncs ut aud IL
months. fer ueSosiabi5 uotes, interest added, and
secured b. trust deed.
W. @. ToHPKLIS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Jas. 4 TAYLOR 81 SON, Aucts.
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NOR SALE-A splendid lot of HARM RsS
double and single; nice Ladies SADDLES
Horse. shoe, and Scrub Brushes; Pad Lock-, Hal.
terp Bridlea Brass Spurs, 60.
Also, for sale. . splendid lot Of Upper soIe
LEATHER. [no l-3t@l J. W. DENNIS.
NOTICY-Ail psrsons indebted TO the estate of
IN Ann II. HiEer, decd. viii please make prompt
payment to nae; and all persons holding claims
against the estate will present them, pro pc, " au
thsnfieated, for settlement.
B. F. DICKINSON,
NO %--AA Ex,or II Ann H. HixAr dncd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-06

TxCELLRNT AND WELL LOCATED BRI0K
H. TENEMENT on the West line Of Nh slfssA
nearly opposite the City Spring. FOR SAL1 At
isss, on MONDAY, the l0sh November leoa. q u
o'clock p. NJ, the very excellent Brick TsaensnS
located as above, now occupied By Col ". r. L,
Taylor, adjoining the residence Of -. J. ".
Knowles an ,hs South, and DR.. J. l. Burrows -
the North. Tho lot has front Of 3 feet anA Q
depth Of 40 .eet The house las eight rooms, -
sides bath room, and also . kisehsn with fe0S
roons.
rsRHs--Ors third eAsh balance at 81 -
months for 2ctiable notes. nteess ad0sdy ooo1o6
BY a trust deed 0ODDlN = 3APPxR6OH,
oc3l AuctlonoGQa