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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03
CtlaCc.

There is no hatred ~ the Government
on the part Of the people Of the South j,
it's all at the other end they won't let
them come in. The people claim that
Ncy did not commit trcaSon-that they
adhered to their allegiance to the States,
and that the States committed treason
Frcsile"t johnson to BaRcy.
Since the election the municipal imbro-
Clio in Nashville appears to- have become
even more complicated than ever. April
cation for an injunction to restrain the
new officers from being inductcd into Office
has been made by the authorities now in
possession, and it is believed that the ole:
officers will find themselves hayonetcd
out if they do not vacatc soon Of their own
accord.
Adviccs from Alaska and our Russian
possessions state that the inhabitants cX-
press great qualification at finding them
selves annexed TO the United States.
Business is rapidly extending in New Arch
angel aud although leather money still
prcdominatcs coin is being gradually in
trOduced.
a terrible boiler explosion occurred in
a brewery at Newark, New Jersey, Mon
day, by which two men were killed. A
dwelling house adjoining was levclcd to
the ground. The inmates escaped with
slight injuries. The missing men were
still under the ruins at last accounts.
One OF the Republican speakers in Ohio
likcnS the Democratic new mode Of pay ing
of gold debts in grccnbacks TO man try
ing TO redeem his negotiable paper by
giving other notes without interest.
Governor SharIley, Of Mississippi, is out
with an cisht-coumn letter reviewing the
reconstruction measures, and recommends
aug the people OF his State TO go against Il
convention.
Lewis Mckenzie and IIawxhurst arc
having warm contest in Alexandria for
the Radical nomination for the convcn-
ton.
j. B. Rosenbcrgcr & Co. propose to
publish paper At CovinSton to be called
the Times. William S. Keen. Esq, asso-
ciatc editor.
The Radicals of Southampton have no.
minated John Brown, genuine negro, for
the convention.
Mr.. Stanton promised Governor Swami
the cannon about which Forncy makes
such TODD.
General Mcclellan has taken his passage
in Europe for New York for the first week
in November.
The catch of maclIercl on the New Eng
land coast is expected to be unusually
small this year.
Humphrey Marshall's daughter is wri-
ting novel.
J. ?. Jcotlroy, a native of Virginia, re-
Gently died in Brazil.
Colonel w l.. p. Maulsby is not insane.
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BY Lee & Godd!n,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

TWO HUNDRED AID EIGHTY
/ aCHES OF HEAVILY WOODED LAND, IN
THE COUNTY OF hEEKiCo. on THE CHARLES
MILES From RICHMOND, FOE SALE AT AUG
TION.-Ws will sell on MONDAY, Eth day Of &C.
sober, I.G7 at II o clock H., in front Of henrico
County court home Chat being court day, the
land desert ed above; one hundred acres Of which
are original growth Of oak, one hundred and htty
acres mixed, and thirty acres cleared, with frame
tenement thereon containing four rooms.
The tract will be divided, II desired, TO suit the
views Of purchasers.
TERMS At sale LEE GoDDlS,
nc . AuctiOnSer5.
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NEGROES N PrELIc Schools. - In
Spring horo', Warren county, o., where
the school directors are all Radicals, Sc
vvnteen negro children have been placed
IN the public schools, and sandwichcd be-
tween the children Of poor white parent
age The children Of the directors and
wealthy Radicals are sent to select SUD-
SCriptiOn school.
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RiCR1oSD AND PErsRsBrRa RtTLRoAD coat
RtcBaoSD, VA, August ~ 1851.

EiChIOSD AND tETSR@bTRa htIlk1An 'O.,l
RtcBaoSD, VA, August a. 1851.
rTRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
Il tia repot, corner OF Eighth and Byrd street.,
a. follows
EXPRESS TRAIN daily except Monaays) at
A. N.
THROUGH MAIL daily atl.2o 2. II.
FREIUriT md ACCOMMODATIONS daily lex.
cept Sundays ri !. 80 T. ".
, Tho "A. 81. Train CONNECTS closely with trains
es far south Augn.ra, Ga, and At Petersburg
W It'll trains OF ,he South-tdr railway,
The l:2o Z. il Train makes clos" and sure con-
nactions 18th train" for ali points south ~ Tar ~
New Orleans, and u Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk. Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and au
points north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily Tex
cept Sunday at 80 4. N.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at9:3o \. VI
THROUGH MAIL daily leScopt Sunday 1t as
p II.
Passengers for Glover HiIl will Leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY ~ I i II. and
connec; at Chester with a train ipr nat point
Returning, will leave Glover Hi al 1000 a NJ
Fare to Norfolk. ~. Baggage ch"Cred through
e. II. GILL,
Fuylnaer and Superintendent.
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BY Harrison, Goddn i Apperson, Auctioneers
and Rsa; Estate Agents.

ailu hvti Lethtc gems
TOM SSIONER SALE OF
~ EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, ON THE VII
LTAMSBURG ROAD ABOUT SEVEN MILES Be-
Low RICHMOND, ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
WILLIAMSON ALLEN, AND nTHERS.-As COM
missioner under a decree in the suit OF Seal, &c,
Us. Seal, &c, in the County Court Of Henrlco.
shall, on MONDAY the eth day OF October, l'6I.
al H-nIco courthouse THAT being court day., a.
IL O'Clock. sell ct pubic suction, TO the hlSheet
bidte-, tie tract OF land above named
TERMS 0ne-third cash the bal lance upon
credit of six months for q negotiable note with
whole purchase money Is paid and conveyance
directed by the court; all cash at the 0ption OF
the purchaser. Z. - ASth,
go '2T-tds Conmss Toner.
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The Richmond DiI,ctch represents the
National htleNigenc"7 as being in favor Of
State conventions in the South. In this
the Dispatch is entirely mistaken. The
MtcVgenccr denies that it favored any
such thing.-LUnchbuy Eep,Niicm.
We quoted the Mtdliyencer'S own Ian
cuaCc.
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TRoors M"vING.--Wc hear that a COM
pnny Of United States troops leave Wash
irgton to-day to preserve order in Barbour
county, West Virginia, where threatened
"Uttascs on the part Of active participants
N III" rebellion, and others sympathizng
with them, render the presence Of con.
siderable United States force necessary
Tor IN" preservation of the peace, and the
ives, the property, and legal rights OF
| mon men, H'aShingto1l star.
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Re0I Estate for Sale.
BY Harrison. Goddin aAppsrson, Auctioneera:
and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE LOT, ON tn e
SOUTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, fhk
SALE We offer for sale that trsly valuable I.of
located as above, on which formerly stood tn9
warehouse Of Mr.. f. g. Sknker, fronting MY
eight feet, running back ninety feet to wlde
alley.
Terms Reasonable.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERSoN,
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By Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and franklin streeh.

Ely Cook i hton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin strceh.
HOMMISSARy STORES, &C., AT
~ ATGTtnN.-THIS DAY, October 3D., at 2
o'clock, will sell at the subsistence Depot, cor
ner y ineteenth and Cary streets,
ls barrels FLOUR,
45 barrels I1EkRINGS,
box CVDF-SR.
j barrel DE'En PEACHES,
PLATFORM SCALES,
/ SPRING. BALANCE SCALE,
10 t0MIISSARY CHESTS,
SPANbINS,
a. barrels COHN MEAL,
b3rrcis FORK,
keg PICKLES,
barrel DRIED APPLES,
COUNTER SCALES,
% B., OMS,
DESKS.
hlot of mEAsUREs,
UATCHET6, CI.EATERS, &c &c.
HERMAN SCHRElNER
First Lieutenant Twentieth infantry, AID 4. c. s.
Sale conducted By Cook & LArGHToS, Auc-
tioneers. oc3
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By william Pannill & Son.
Auctiouesr3 and Real Esta.e Agents,
No. II Sycamore street, Petersburg, va

No. II Sycamore street. icttlhbuIar y a.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ~ DIEWIDDiG COUNTY,
about SIX AID HALE LIr9 NIL r.! iEgM RI re-
CITY OF PETERSBURG -As trustee In certain
deed OF trust made by Thomas w. Royoton and
Hester, his wife da'ed aGriL Gany rsc2TGst
ana in the Clerk Office Of th- Hu-tnSs Cont 81
the city OF Peter.Gurg 7h; IN -xscntion 'h@feoi'
al the reGue-t OF Robert Moor. q Rroth"r, the be-
nenciaries in the .ai deed proceed 10 sell ~ phh-
lie auction at the s.ofn of william PAanl!i Z soh'
in n. city OF Petersburg. on THURSDAY, octo-
Der 10, 1887 al l. O'Clock NJ,
FIRST.
That valuable TaACT OF Lh3D, containing
about one hundred and thirty-thr-e acres IN Din.
wtddis comfy. bounded on the vest by Peter7burs
and Bovdton Plank ho4j Company, east by Henry
Consins's land north ny Pickle branch, adjoining
Burgess 9 mill, six and hall miles from fe'ef7-
bGrS. o,.,,
Also, TWO LOTS or LAND designated II ~
los /. i-on's plat Of twenty acEe' (" 1893 NOS
and5, containing 2; acre-
ALSO. THAT CERTAIN LOT or Ian D on Byrne
stree, ia the city OF Petersburg, fronting on naid
street So feet more or less, and fnEhli b"cE wet
distance of $50 feet, more or less, 70 an alley
bounded on tho NORTH by the property 81 Ihcm4"
Wallace on the stst by Byrn" street, Q" "a" SCUM
by The properly Of -a!l Thomas " Eoyston. ana
on the west by an alley.
Also, that HOUSE and LOT occupied ~ D@ r
AIexander, on wet side Of Berns street III re-
ter.burg, fronting thereon 80 feet. mors Or le's,
and rurI!ns back IN depth 100 feet, u"r- Or ,e.- 20
An allay bout te. feet wide. conveyed 20 ths stl
Thomas w Roy.ton by Thomas PaAnlIl ana "iie'
by deed dated Ausust3 1898.
FIFTH.
Also, THAT LOT OF 80 On the '@u'A SIDE
OF Pine street IN IN city .! Petersburg, being .ot
No - as Designated Ia Mckenzie plat Or pan
OF Pride's tsld, fronting on SAD sr-e' io' i-et
and EXCEEDING back 10 n. lias ~ the lanai ON
panv. b.ing bounded on tas east by Da".d May >
lot This is d beautiful building lot.
SIXTH.
lIso that LOT OF LAND on the south side OF
Halifax street IN The city u Petersburg. fronting
on AID street 80 feat. ta-Ic- running -"lth alonS
Cool Spring road 365 feet, th"nce west 10 ie-t.
th-nc- north 253 feat 70 the Ds.lHnlnS or so huch
Of III. above named property viii - antd a. may
be -a;c!ent satisfy tho provisions "i sA!d ttu''
deed.
TERMS Cash 70 d-iray The expenses 81 ,a!e Az
20 ray off c,rtetn notes dated April >. 1893,
on for 81 PCS. 3d. payabl. ntre months after date
and III other .or Il 81! II, payaDls two!T. moEtar
after date This i the direction now by tho hene'
tcar!es TO sell for CASH bur u - probable thtt on
the day Of sale sfr-' cement lD-y be MADE &C
make III . terms more accom- no!t'laG
CHARLES I. Ju" Is, Trustee.
WlLLIAN PAHaILL EOS.
a. o6-tds Auct!oDeeb
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh strests

TRUST s A L + OF NALu Able
lLANDS IN HENRICo COUNTY ON the elst
day of March, 1881, Il. $. McGruder conveyed 20
William NJ. McGrrier and Thomas J Evan. with
authority to eithar tn acti IN trust 10 secure 10 a.
K ElIySon, administrator Of Thomas Jones. de.
ceased the payment Of a certain negotiabls note
aba abs i. II september 1897, dram b., r E.
WRIGHT. made PAYABLE 10 tho said 2 5 McGru-
der and by the said Z. 5. McGruder endorsed to
said Ellyson, administrator u Jones for the sun!
Of a al 90 ali OF ,hs lands mentioned in the will
Of Zachari4h Mctirudsr, which viii bears date the
Eth day Of May is2y ana Is r9sG o IN M
Book No. TO- of which lands the said Z. ;. Me-
grinder BY the said will, Is to have one half upon
Tim d,ath If his mother the said lands so held by
his mother fer life, consisting OF n tract of land
known as "short Pump," in the county CT Zen.
rico supposed to contain 300 acres and the same
which was conveyed to said Iachariah Mcdrnder
bv - Saunder. by deed dated I'D december,
1898 and recorded inthe Clerks o;t;cs Of iienrico
County Court in Deed Book 10. So, on faEs2" 81
another tract of land in Hearico county conveyed
to the said Zschariah McGruder By, II F!ei.h'r
and Others by deed dated In Of October, 1893 and
recorded In .the CLERKS cthce OF h.nrico county
in Deed Book 70 IS. on PAGE !!5 OF another tratt
OF land IN HeurlcO comfy conveyed - the SAID
Zachariah McGrCisr by John F.eisher and
wife by ,deel dated It'll, OF october, l'os ana
recorded In tie Clerks Office If Hanrtco county
In Deed Book No. IS, on page :!6 a'-o, all the
right, title interest and claim OF h m, the SAID .
s. McGrnder In and to ID" Coa i'nGT M a N h his
father. the said Iachartah AcGru!er, deceased.
Also, an unciYdsd half ~ tract OF land IN Hen
rico COUNTY, continuing one hundred ecr9s when
was conveyed to tn. said William NJ McGrgdsr
and T.. s. McCirrder Ivy Samuel X. ELLIS anu others
By deed dated 18th OF February, 1854! and recorded
Book No. -, on page 2o5 ESQ an ul"lV!u'u M.
of tract OF land in HenrIco county, containing
st1y acres which wa, c?nyeysa 70 ths 'Iia r ~
Jones and wife by decd dated 18th Of September.
1884, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of HenriSo
Comfy Court In Daad Book No. IS, on page tj2 !:
y, ,rIti ch Vel a Iaala ~
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BY Grubbs & williams. Auctonears.
gorthw corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

OAK LAND FOR SALE PR Yale
Y ILY.-A farm Of FOUR HCTDRGD ACRES, III
Bruins wick county, four mites from the Court
house and four miles from LawrsncsviIle. one
hundred acre. cleared the balance nearly all
orr Yinal forest we'll tinlbsrrd with pin. and OAK,
we'll enclosed well watered, ana healthy. Fine
orchard OF peach and apple. Nei2hoorhood GOOD:
Fine wheat and tobacco land. The contemplated
railroad from Norfolk wet Is expected 10 pass
near or through this land. Im1rove incnts are
framed dwelling with five rooms, with Eltchen,
barns stables. etc. Price, i've dollars per acre:
One. fourth cash balance at d, IL ana Is IAohths
walker Thomas. living on the farm, Will show Il
to persons wishing 10 Purchase
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VERY BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RE
Y SlnENCE, ON TIE WEST LINE OF SEVENTH
STREE MOTH Of LEIGH STREET, FOR "a
AT .UCTIuN.-Will be sold AT auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY the Sd OF October, 1887,
al haif-ra-t o'clock P n; that very beautiful
and highly attractive RESIDENCE, located as
above. row owned and occupied by Mr. y. b. Sou-
dar. and formerly by rev. DR.. J. l.. Burrows.
Ghe lot has front Of so fact and depta Of 1870
feet. Ths dwelling has sixteen rooms, lncUdinS
servants apartments, besides bath. room, water
closets &c. 1t has all the modern improv cInen hts
and couvcniencaS for a large family. The front
ward is ciah"lIisheG with shade and ornamehtai
trees, shruhhcrv, &c. The neiShborhood Is eX-
&c lent and the situation, wbilst II * convenient
10 market and ths usual places OF business, ls vet
remarkably retired and beautiful. The special
attention Of persons wanting an excellent rest
d,nce IN a genteeI ueighborhood is respectfully
called to this sale. Possession given in short
time.
TERMS One fifth cash balance at3. Q, .. and
- months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
HsRKIS0N, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
$3.50 Auctoreers.
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b Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auct!oneers ard
Zeal Estate agents.

rj1RUSTEE'5 SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE 1T NORTllEAsT IuSNEh
OF FRANKLIN AND EIGHTEhSTH STREETS,
IN TIE CITY Of RlCHIuNO.-by virtue CT
coed of trust executed 10 the subscriber, bearing
date on the eth December ls66, duiy recorded In
Richmond Hustiugs Court In deed book ~ y, page
SIS shall in execution thereof, proceed 10 sell at
public auctlCn, GA the premises, IN the orcer ad-
y.rtised Gu S ATUkDaY the 2s,h OF September. at
o. clock 7. NJ. If fair, II not, on TIE hrst TAR day
thereafter Sunday eXceptedl, al the right, nile.
and interest Of tho grantor ibetu. one. fourth par
in the real estate therein conveyed which, by the
raunrt % the Commissioners OF the Chancery Court
r.rsntlv made in a sun vision thereof. consists
in mart OF that VALUABLE PROPERTY at the
northeast corner Of Franklin and klE hteanth
srrarts with two BRICK TENEMESTS thereon,
CHI fronting twenty-five ieet and running oack
ninety feet. , r. p.,.a....
street thirty tw and on-. half by sixty SIN t.t,
u,ar the above lot, which there l. a + "A vi NJ
TENEMENT: or so mucn t!.ercof as may De sum
Giant 20 satisfy the provisions OF said Irust deed
The deed requires cash sale; but u Is propADle
that on the day Of sale an arrangement may Dc
made 10 lna ke the term, more sctomlnoddunS
j. l.. APPEkS0N, Trustee.
The boyc sale is postponed until THURSDAY
NEXT the 81 OF Cctohe!t at II G CLOCK II
80 80 ). L. AifEhop-s' iIu'toe.
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By Thomas d. Neal, Auctioneer,
no - Main straet, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.

Fifteenth streets.
ID AW y r Il OK ER'S SaLE-S5,0 900
| WORTH OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.-Will
be sold on THURSDAY MORNING. 81 October,
PLEDGES AT the store OF H. Harris Brother,
pawDbrokers No. 1881 Main stree' between Flf-
teeuth aad Seventeenth streets. The STOCK con-
nls,s nf DIAMOND RINGS, nifty very t1e GOLD
WATCHES, amongst which Will be found several
very fine chronoueters. Also, seventy five slL,
YER WATCHES, GOLD BkhCELkT-, FINGER
EINGS CuAIAS &c. hIT.NER% AXE, embrace
ing SPOONS. FOkKS, CUPS. BUTTER-k KNIVES,
&c CLOTHING, GUNS, PISTOLS, and good
many articles too numerous TO mention AZ 10
In. sold without serve 10 the highest bidder.
H. HARMS u BRorHsK will warrant the articles
sold as they represent them.
THOMAS b. NEAL. Auctioneer.
Parsons can call at orr loan office, No. 1881 Main
street Inn steirs), and redeem or renew their
nIsdrss on We dnesday, October ID, as further in
""'a d. HARRIS & BOTHER,
saos Pawnb.okers.
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

THE VALUABLE MILL KNOWN
/ AS "RLAkEY'S," AND COTTAGE RESI-
DENGE, WITH TWELVE AIRES ADJOINING
THERETO, FOG SALE AT AUCTION Viii be
sold Il: auction, on the premises, On III ESDAl
the stu OF October; lsG7, at o'clock p ma,
valuable GRlST MILL known "a " Blakey :,
si;u.ted on Gilli.'s crock and the York Eiver
railroad, about one mile east OF Richmond, With
about three acres Of land attached to It. Ine
mill has a fine run Of custom the machinery ID
in excellent order, and the stream affords q con,
slant supply OF water for the use or the mill at MI
seasons OF the year. In the hands Of Il person
with small capital the mill would prove rove very
rAGE on the oppoSita side Of the road, occupied
by DIR. j. b Brass. vii beso!d. 1t contain. ample
accommodations for large family, ana attached
TO it is Twelve acres of very productive land, al
mrably adapted for market garden Also,
small COTTAGE, separated from the above con-
tanning four rooms, kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Very liberal say one-ionrth casn :
balance at one, two, and three years Tor ncSolia-
bic notes. interest added, payable half yearly, So
cured by a trust deed. ,r,,.
HARRISON, G0DDlN X APPEBSON,
Eurti1uaprl
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rARPETINGS, RUGS, OILCLOTHs,
CUETAIN MATERIALS, WINDOW SHADES,
BOOKINGS, FLO0HCLoTHs,
MATTINGS, &c, &c.

lbsgto inform my friends and the public that
have opened the best stock o! the above Soods
have had for ssvefa! years, and oter ITEM "ith
tho assura &c hat they shall be sold rs low ~ a.
sny house in the city. T. p. RICHARDSON,
sea cor1vr Main and Ninth streets.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
or. -ast cnruar N 4 In q nd Elaranth alraatA.

VERY VALUAELE FARM r; ! nS OF
' FTGHTy-rIGHT ACRES, ON THE DEEP
Run TURNPIKE. THE FOgMER RESIDENCE
OF FRANK STAPLES, ABOUT THREE MILES
FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We will sell at auction on the premises, on TUBS
DAY the s,h of October st IL o'clock NJ, the very
valuable FARn located AS above described, now
owned and occupied by Mr. Richard Schultz, con-
tain!ag eighty eight acres, sixty cleared, the
balance in original forest-oak, pine, SC. THIS
place is well watered and healthy, and thu neigh
borhood good. The cleared land is in 4 high
state of cultivation; four acres in vineyard, fine
orchard Of peach. apple, dwarf pears, End other
fruits anda productive garden The improve
inen,s are framed dwe!ling with six rooms. with
ample buildings for laborars and for all farm pur
poses-barn, stable COW house. &c. This place
ia near the city and in a locality rapidly !mprov
ing In value, and offers a fine opportunity OF secu
ring home or for investment.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance AT ., l2, and
II month9 for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
ocl Anctionsers.
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By Grubbs s WiuIsils, Auctioneers.
n orth " est corner Of Main snd Eleventh streets

GALE OF THREE SMALL HOUSES
y arU LOTS, THREE VACANT LOTS, AND
LARGE QUANTITY Of B0ILDlNG MATERIALS,
IN SIDNEY.-nn WEDNESDAY the eth of Octo.
Der, at halfpast O'Clock T. NJ. we will sell u
auction, upon the premises, the property known
az WARWICk'S STABLES. sit-cteti in Sidney. on
I'd 9 south side of Main street. ust beyond the old
Fair Crowds. 1t will be divided into six lots,
uron three of which arc framed tenements which,
with some little improvement, may be made very
comfortable. The other three lots are vacant.
They all front on Main street, and run back 2os1
feet TO an alley.
After which will be sold the old STABLES now
standing upon the property-the same to be re-
moved. They contain large quantity Of good
building materiais.- such As framing, weather
boarding, shingles. Sc, and ire worthy the atteu-
ton OF farmers and others contemplating build
ing.
&C Aucttoueers,
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BY l. n. Cooke, Auctioneer.
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.
T WILL SELL At MY STORE ON
4 THOR>DAY MORNING the Sd instant, al 20
q clock HuUSEH LID FURNITURE, and 4 variety
Of other goods, embracing the following
three elegant FEATHER BEDS,
BDLSTEkS ara PILLOWS,
HAIR and SllUCk MATTRESSES,
BEDSTEAHS, CHAIRS,
TABLES, WAhHS"ANDS,
CaEi NETS, OAK, walnut, and mahogany;
ED0N-C&SEE,
LOUNGES,
one niece FLcoE OlLCLOTil, new;
COOKING STOVES,
Lot Of WHITE PAILINGS.
one cask HAMS,
CEoCKERY, 81 , &c. l. N. COOKE,
&C 2-2t Auctioneer.
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INO THE MERCHANTS OF RICH
= MoS pi--liAVlng sold ont my interest ia the
mercantile businvas al Bent Crack in ,puulu.ttux
county va |" Mr.. X. A. STEPHEHS formerly
my scent give notice that from this date have
no interest In the business and Ann r..nnr.bl, f,r
no transactions OF his hereafter
OCTOBER l. lst7. or l-att
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

1884.
a. r. J. CH2w CO..
i.uce.5sor. 10 C. Crow i Son. ....
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE aAAuFAN' ,'~-''
Ho.. III, rs. and III, Seventeenth 'f''''
oppo.i,. the Old Market, Richmond 'h''
hIyo now In factory large s!oSE o
FAMILY SOAPS. -,t
which va orsr to the t.IGs c! aaSH P'''s,
NIKE II " !"' AZ 49, II 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03
By Harrison. Godd;n {; ApFerson,
and Real Estate Agents

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
/ BRICK TENEMENT on TIE WEST LIVE
OF SEVENTH BETWEEH CLAY AND LEfGu
sTREETS.--By virtue OF q deed Of :
October, 1852. dulv -
Corr. 1ataJ Is,r
u.vrued tr Richmond Hts!iEgs
-, "a deed SooN No. = :. page ls5, we han IN
ezscuttor thereof. proceed 20 sell AZ pa5i.c aac-
oer 1897, 4; half past o'clock p. NJ, II fair II not
the first fair day thereafter, that beautiful BRICK
TENEMENT located n above, now in the occu-
Fancy OF Mr. 4. 4. Mills. The lot hsa a front Of
Is feet and depth RI 1870 feet. The dwelling IS
in exec isnt order, ronta.rs seven rooms, besides
ample accoE2:lodat ons for servants. The usual
modern mprovsm- nts hare been ntrod uced into
the dwsiins-sUch as gas, water-cloeets, culverts.
baths, &c.
the deed requires cash sale to the extent OF
about IS 500 but II i probable that At the hour OF
sale an arrangement will be made to extend rea-
soma bic terms Of credit.
so I 1GsE i HgM ZIP II SANDS, Trustees.