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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

cESrxRvtiLE MfsEs.--The water. from some cause.
holding ont much better this in tho vicinity
Of cen.cryilc. than in any other mining camp in
this basin. and much better than anticipated
there. Tho longer and larger water bitches. com.
moncing far above tho town Grimes creek. arc
ali a. got. Very well Supplied with ~ascr considering
the la,eness Of the season. We are arasiaed 80 be
able 10 chronicle such an instance Of tho promising
permanent prosperity Of our ccnserville neishbors
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15
on such occasions.

QUERy.-Wonder when one t. ]. sutton, OF
Granite Creek, proposes 70 set 10 earnestly
about demolishing the National Democratic
party, and all the "ofice-hungry pack" there
in, and reconstruct and organize a Democratic
party for himself! Never had better show
to combine the refor,ner aud martyr to mis-
placed confidence in mongrelism than now,
thomas don't you think sol
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

AUrn ons.taEp.--wo are under renewed ohisa-
tons 81 Messr. Z. r blake L Co. Of tho possosee
Ness Depot for a generous huud" IT latest Eastern
newspapers. periodicals. Magazines sc., 81 which
they have inss received ne supply for bale. nne
chromoltlspzraph supplement- picture Of the London
illustrated Ncys. UussssaSs 81 German pcaani life
entitled Come Along. and sac birds-eye view pic
ture Of Ctuburg scosa1,d adoru the wails Of ossF
sAnctum highly priced specimens Of theiT gcne.
rosiiy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

REvAnp- Henri f. sayrH. County Clerk. whose
desk shamefully maisreasea In the late clumsy
attempt Of burglars in search of something they
failed TO and. authorizes to oIer reward Of enc
cent for information OF those who did the damage.
that he may give them his full pardon and presen.
them his bill for damages. The desk individual
property. and III the vandals viii pay for repairs lien
ri will call IL even.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

STILL CoMING.-The Dalles (Ogn.) Ao"n-
saiaeer says that about Que hundred Cinnamon
arrived IN that place during the week ending
August 9TH. They were destined for the min-
ing camps of the upper country-mostly for
the John Day diggings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

CAPruRED.-John Sullivan, one of the con
yicts under sentence Of death in Montana, and
who escaped from the Deer Lodge Jail short
time since, was recognized and captured, u
few days ago, as he was getting of Columbia
river boat ut Portland. There is no doubt OF
his identity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

WARM WEATuER-The warmest weather
known for thirty years has been experienced
in the States the present season, more deaths
occurring from heat than was ever known IN
one year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

HoLr Axogis. CoLLEcE.-The annual session OF
studies nj this excellent educational institution 10.
csted st vaneouysr. W. r, win DO rssumed on Mon.
day. tho nth fthls montA Sec their Advertisement
LII announcer co'uMppn.a "a aAAA a. A*sss sf1
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

OREGON SENAToRS.-Senator Williams will
return to Oregon, overland, during the recess
of Congress. Senator Corbett will visit his
friends in the Atlantic States.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

srsr1cr-~Ne hras Of severe a.i,aais ors.ons ssiig
cas-. aa.oa IL " Mn~eE. Asq pHuaaiao;4i aad highly
respectable essoa ot this c!s. !os Tic course iaAen
by hls ~ The la,e cres.on here By certain members
Of s h panile an party tits bat jassAoe sci NJ
MaueT right upoa sAe EeooEd. particularly - he dc
s!gss leaving IA. al al early aAy he Aas. sAs a.
hao~a 10 gs. aeseE been osee: 'aAs ~As Democrat
allied - sucA .e conservative ~iag Q: i.e Repah
i.csa Parts, A. tee lasi eossspa here h. ia oasoa
~sh number Of others Disguised M5;A sha iairssae
iiA4nr IN nua4aas!asa IN eeses cnaelaro, soailod
Peoples. ucart ncatheT D~tao~rAsas nor Republican.
And .oulias fguf his kRua ledge C. tae different
laecs ,hA. he cosid ass ooasclontoasly snd safely
support many II saose running candidate opon
she mis-oalloi - i'oopl"s uossA voted ~ so7se q
tho Democratic candidates and Gs"se 30 voted Tor
1s=c ait elected T.. hzadsnsa sgsasu5Fs4vs. FGssaer
tscrr Mr. MopeE carly lAss January. oppressed
haa determination 81 support Hon j saaser
candidate for oleci4oa Congressional dslosAis II
nominated. Aaa so oppose she noa + - aoihscof
II nominated anil bis Mr. iioIhsoohsl termination
Prom. before The primary csces4aa. here. NJ EoaeE
a4slss4ed THAI there wosld ec Republican party
nominations az each. expressed drie:tsiuat-ou
openly and pselscy 10 seaport sseb candidates sp
on sho regular Democrats sscac. soE cogatf aud pre-
csncs ogsees ~ be taow. ana had ooaascace Ia "a
reliable. Trustworthy. competent men. Iio did 40
All in 80 doinr faithfully and !eariess;y discharged
h,s duty. aud hia fsll duty eiAson. No saafs Of
rAiuraaY. 81 whatever nature. aud b. wsospseeNer
hurled. can snJuFc The character q each nsAa He
has been too long too Iayor2ay. ssd too veil known
In this community 20 be taIusrd IN aayw4ae l.. tho
sploassac attacks of disappointed politicians
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-15

THEIR AGEs.-Tho respective ages Of the
Presidential candidates are as follows. Sey-
mour, 81; Blair, 4s; Grant, IS; Colfax, 45. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30

PETERSBURG, November rs, 1900.
The Circuit Court still continues in SEES
sion. but though several important cases
remain undecided, the probability is il will
adjourn on Monday. For the last two days
the suit Of Clafin s Co. against W. D. Clarke
has occupied the court, being the second
time it has been tried during the preeent
tcrm-the Jury being unable to agree both
times. The first jury stood nine to three,
and the last eleven to one. What course
the counsel will now pursue has not yet oeen
developed, whether TO ask for still another
Trial mr. for the removal Of the case to an
other court. The case excites very general
interest. and the courthouse was crowded
Yesterday by persons eager to hear the ar
gument.
The cotton receipts this week are lighter
than they have been ct any time since the
season fairly set in, being only four hun
bred and some odd bales. Whether the
trade has been diverted through other
channels, or whatever may be the cause,
the poor show, compared with former
years, makes some of our merchants rather
FESTIVE. More than any other product,
cotton has long been the basis of the pros
perity Of this city.
Though the receipts of tobacco are also
light--we may almost say nothing-yet We
know that the crop was large one. and
that it is still in planters hands. When
the market revives, as it must assuredly
do after awhile, it will then be brought for
ward to meet the demand. At the present
time merchants are urging their customers
to hold their crops back and planters seem
generally to be acting on their advice. The
receipts of loose tobacco have increased
during the week, but they fall far short of
those of last year. 1851 g. 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

yTERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Y ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND Second STREETS
AND AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Will he sold Mt auction on the premi-
ses. on THURSDAY the ; of December, 1868, Mt
O'Clock p. M. those TWO VALUABLE LDfS
with several small buildings thereon adjoining
the property of Mrs. Michael Wall. each fronting
40 feet on Broad street running back $50 feet to an
alley ten feet wide. After which will be sold those
THREE BEAU TIFUL BUILDING LOTS at the
northwest corner Of Grace and First streets, each
fronting 30 feet. running back l65 feet to an alley
sixteen feet wide. On these lots there are several
old frame buildings belonging to the tenants, now
renting for $500 to SO per annum.
TERMS Onc-third cash balance at -FOUR ana
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by trust deed W. 9Ol,DlN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
BY Wellington Goddin,
Avrtiuueer and Real Estate & gent,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM CALLED "BENNILLE,n IN KING
AND QETEN COUNTY. on YORK RIVER.
THREE MILES BELOW WEST PolNT-By
virtue Of a deed Of trust executed TO The snbccrl
beers by Mr.. William Robinson and wife, dated 2sth
Iune, 1857, duly recorded In the Clerks office OF
King aud Queen County Court, we shall. IN the
auction. at the Office Of Wellington Goddin, in the
city of Richmond, corner OF Bank and eleventh
streets, on WEDNESDAY the 2d day Of Deceln-
FARM located as above containing ONE THOU
SAND THREE Fl U ND r f AND FIFTY
ACRES, of which between five and six hundred
acres are cleared. and the balance well limb red
attached to which Is 4 large marsh OF some hve
hundred acres In extent, AFT riding fine pastuTaSc
fer cattle and horses, and giving the place un
cuuallei advantages as n grazing farm In addition
to which there are about two miles OF river shore
adapted to oyster beds.
The cleared land, mostly of low grounds, is well
watcrcd and enclosed snd having been recently
heavily lined is we'll adapted to the growth OF
wheat, corn, oats, etc.
The dwelling-h0use WAS destroyed by fire just
previous to the war but the site thereof is beau
iifnl one on emirence 81 bout fifty feet above the
river commanding Il full viewof the iowlanhs
The other buildings are In good condition, consist
ing of kitchen. carriage. house, overscer's house,
and several cabins. There Is on the place an ex-
cellent mill size.
The location is In good and healthy reighbor
hood and Is accessible by water 10 Norfolk, Bati-
more and other places, and within two hours ride
Of Richmond by river and railroad.
A further description is deemed unnecessary, as
dg S oil phGs%s TSu of s nTeler
The deed requires that the property snail be soli
for cash, but the creditors are willing To accept
cerned or in lien Of Them one-thrd cash, balance
at four, eight, and twelve months for negotiable
notes, interest added secured by trust deed and
to the Surplus of sale, If any. on such terms as
the debtor shall prescribe and direct.
JAMES PEASANTS, Trustees
JOEL b. WATKINS, : 1fu''eeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO SMALL
y TRACTS OF LAND, ON THE YORK RIVER
r AILROAD, THREE MILES EAST OF RICH
HOND-Wili be sold at auction, at my office (cor-
ner Of Bank and Eleventh streetsl, on WEDNES-
DAY the 22d december, 1888 at j? O'Clock M, the
TWO TRACTS OF LAND located as above, on
both sides OF the York River railroad, beop gng to
the heirs of the late Charles Beckley-one contain
ing THIRTEEN ACRES and the other EIGH TY-
ONE AGRES-adjointng tie lands OF Messrs. I.
w. HGninger, thomas WhiIeford, and others.
The land, In part, Is OF excellent quality, and
there Is said to be any part some good pine tim
Der.
twelve months, bearing interest, occurred by trust
deed, W. GODDIN,
no 30 Auctioncer.
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81 Wellington 6Ouuin.
AucCioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
l. ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND
IN REAR OF THE CITY RESERVOIR, NEAR
TO CAMP GRANT.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
bearing date on the 18th of September 1857, duly
recorded IN Henrico County Court. shall In exc
c.ion thereof proceed to cell public auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 10Th OF NOvem
Der, 1868, at o'clock 2: NJ. e fair # not, the first
fair day thereafter. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
BEAUTIFUL FARMING LAND locatedas ahovei
adjoining the lands Of McSsrs Haxall, Drs. Cren-
shaw, Pollard and Harvie. II will be sold In four
lots Of six and quarter acres each or sold as a
whole, according TO a plat to be exhibited at the
hour Of sale.
For suburban residences, or for market gardens
these lots very desirable. as the soil is of supe
rior quality With a convenient access to the city
by an excellent road.
TERMS One-third cash balance ut -four, eight
and twelve months FIR negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by L trust deed.
W. GCDDIN, Trustee.
Z. S.-Thc above sale Is postponed until WE'D
NES:)AY the pa Of December next, and will take
place at my Office at Il O'Clock u. .
W. GODDIN,
no2S corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.
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IRON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-SL0AT & AD-
DIEGTOE, lal5 Cary street near uEteenth.
sTEAM-ENGINE and BolLEE EEP ,s.i ~ y
Kinds made new and repaired: Scales OF all kinds
re renal and adjusted; SEWING MACHINES of
aii kinds repaired and all parts for came furnipned
EIOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. sLOAT ELLIPTIC MIA
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
fur supplying the Judson Patent Governor and
Valves for steam engines also for the celebrated
seiden's Patent Packing for steam-engines; ana
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck MADE by
Messrs T.. Horton Son.
GEORGE B. SL0AT,
M tim a. JACKSON ADDlNGTOE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
By WELLINGTON 6oddin,
Auctjoneer and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 RESIDENCE AND HALF-ACRE LOT ON
CHURCH HILL, AT The NORTHWEST COR.
NER OF MARSHALL. AND INVENT Y-EIGHTH
,sTREETS.-By VII tue of n deed Of trust executed
to TIE subscribers by Mrs Mary Frances HARDWOOD,
bearing date 18th September. 1855, duly recorded In
Henrico County Court we shall, In execution
thereof proceed to sell at public aucti n, on the
premises, on THURsDA the 10th December, 1888,
at clock P. NJ. If fair, If not, the first fair day
thereafter, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the
said deed consisting OF that beautiful HALF.
ACRE Lot at the northwest corner or Marshall
and Twenty. eighth streets. fronting on Marshall
street l32 feet running back les feet having there
on large BRICK TENEMENT. now in the occu-
pancy of Mr.. David Anderson, Jr.
The deed requires cash sale to the extent OF
about 81 go and expenses OF sale; yet, by consent
OF the creditor those terms will be accepted or In
lieu OF them one-fourth cash, balance at four
eight and tw elve months, for negoti liable notes, In
tercst added, secured by trust deed and &c TO shy
residue of the proceeds of sale, on such terms as
shall be announc cd at the hour Of sale.
no2s-eodtds il APPERsoN,} Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
BY r.. d. Eacho.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 LITTLE FARM AND MARKET GARDEE.
CALLED "SPRING DALE IN THE C0UN.
Try OF HENRICO, ABOUT FOUR Ml!.ES EAST
OF THE CITY Of RICHMOND. NEAR THE
MsCHkNICSV1LLE TUkNPlkE.-By yirtEe
Of a deed of trust executed to the subscribers ty
George L. Bosher and wife dated Ju.e Il H%
dnIv recorded In the clerks Office OF FcHFto
County Court, we shall. in execution thereof at
the REQUEST of the beneficiary IN sald deed proceed
TO sell at public auction. on the promises. 10
THURSDAY the 81 day Of December, 1884 a,
O'Clock II fair IL not. the next fair day Their.
after (Sundays excepted, that valuable LITTLE
FARM AND MARKET GARDEN located AZ
above, containing seventy-fye acres three rods
and twenty poles, more or less of which abon.
ffty acres are cleared and in high state Of cu,l.
walton the balance in woods. 9here Is An ape
orchard OF choice fruit and some fine young peSca
trees.
The improvements consist of a nice TOTT 'GH
HOUSE, modern stylc. containing seven rooms.
pantry. closets. &c, paint and paper nGiy LsuI,d
TO put In good order; Kitchen win four FOCUS
large barn. stable courthouse &c The location
is beautiful one and III = E!ce nelgn5oraOOd; Is
desirable and attractive home.
The deed requires that the property should h.
sold for nearly all cash, but the creditor !, Willing
to accept these terms, or In lieu thereof one-thd
cash. balance at one and two years credit for Lc
gotiable notes, interest added. secured by trus;
deed. SAML ~. : inllMELbt
no q CHARLES NJ BO-HER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
BY s. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeT,
corner Eleventh and Main streets,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BLE FARM IN HENRICo COUNTY-By
virtue of a decree Of the County Court Of Henrico
In the suit of Hobson, &C., rs. 1rby, &C.. pro.
nounced on the 10th of November, 1888, will sell
on MONDAY the TIN day of December, 1898 that hat
being Henrico County c0,Irt-day. the TRACT OF
L MD in the suit mentioned Of which Elizaheih
Irby died seized, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND SEVEN AND A HALF ACRES. rr :.
The said land has on 1t good bindings, and Is
about niue miles below the city OF Richmond con-
venIent to the York liver railroad at Savage sta
ton and is now occupied by good tenant
TERMS: Enough in cash to satisfy note O.
Samuel NJ. Pages, former purchaser OF said land
for the sum Of three hundred and eighty-fou d3l.
lars and twenty-five cents with interest accrued
thereon till paid, and the cost of said decree and
the sale OF the land; the balance upon such credit
as said Page, former purchaser, may direct and
in the event OF his failure to give such directions
upon credit of twelve months. the purchaser ex-
ecuting bond with interest from date and title re-
tanned until paid and conveyance directed by me
Court the said sale to be made at the cost andrlsk
Of the said Samuel NJ. Page.
.-'fr l00 JOHN N. DAVIS,
no3O Special Commissioner.
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= : - : : = 2 lItss
,AUETlON SALES
FUTURE DAY.
Il, !. gy Grubbs q Williams, A'uetioneers.
r,a,,artb ssreet between Main and Bank.

Tttgf 4 !,
rIowMTssIoNER's sALE.--THE
VERY VALUABLE COAL PRoPERIY
IN GHEsTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED In
THE GREAT COAL BASIN OF vIRGINIh'
AND KNOWN AS THE CUELIFFE MiNES.
FaR, SALE At AUCTT0E.-As commissioner
annofnted by the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield
ccHnnnty in the case of ssAenes Cuniff. u.s. cunne
ri ain >, viii sell at auction, upon The premises
mn WE'D NESDAY The 9Th day of January at IL
o,c1ork NJ the PROPERTY above referred 70,
wing on both sides Of the Richmond aud DanT1ue
railroad twelve miles from Richmond and In tne
same basin Of coal as the celebrated BLACK Hefh
colliery.rTI '.-.' ~ a.
: II embraces about 40 acres of land. nearly the
Whole or which contains cOalof asuperl0r quarry.
shaft has been sunk 525 feet. from which alone
by the judIcious expenditure Of little capital Ice
tons of superior coal could be produced daily Tor
nm indefinite period. 2 he natural formation and
de nosit of the coal Is BILE to the most profit
able working: and the situation of the property.
Immediately on the railroad, affords every Facility
for t-ansportation 1t has upon ~ large dwelling,
which has been recently repaired.
In the estimation OF experienced miners tnls Is
the most valuable coal property In virginia now In
TERMS: : One-fourth cash balance at two three,
and four wears, with interest payable semi-an-
nually The purchaser to execute notes satisfacto-
riy endors ed the title being retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
& BENJAMIN TT. NASH, Commissioner.
GRrRBs s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
-.. = ~ no 3,-Ie g. u 1S 81 IS 90, ia Lass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
By James NJ. TAYLOR < Son, Auctlouccrs.
Office No. S2l Main street
three doors below SpOtswOod Hotel.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.-Pursuan;
= 10 DEGREES of Richmond Circuit Court crrt'w
in suit of Charter against WaTdtn's AtmlUlst-a,o'
and others on It'll and 18th or November, i" /
shall, on FRIDAY the 4th day o. ecsnher, I"',
AZ 1 o'clock P NJ, upon the premises, sell ST pub
lie auction to the highest bidder the HOUSE Ngt
LOT In the blll and proceedings mentioned. con.
sIsting of lot Of land on the north side" street
west Of Brook avenue, fT0nicg p ie-T ON j. 7''r'l
and extending back 1913 feet inches - d ,el-iao.
alley. with small framc house thereon.
TERMS Cnc.third cash, On"-hr.I "n q credit 70
three months, and the remaining ihitd On rfnal
Of six months with Ecgoti h'" notes Interest fl "l-
on credit pat mentS and the lille Withheld ii ''s
whole purchase money be paid. ,...
THOMAS J. EVtNS
Special Commissioner
I.NEs N TAYInR & son AMcLlmnLD-s ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30

NILS, OILS, OILs.-MACHlAE ~ A. !,
pjrsE LARD on. sPEbd 0ltt,,fa r.
FOOT OFT. TANNERS OIL, We ,sa>
gRICATiNG OIL. LiSSEED OIL = gov
and ANCHOR OILS. Fe! saie nyopprue&
:. bol'Eh@-' I" :" p.yAs-s~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30

Apopular clergyman in an interior town
of Massachusetts is thus described by q
yonng lady who is one Of mis- enthusiastic
admirers g He is perfect gentleman /; he
,,arts his hair in the middle, talks horse,
and plays billiards beautifully"
pnRsT OFFERINGS fice-seekers' letters.
"a Grant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY.
BY virtue Of two deeds of trust executed To the UNI
dcrsigned by Nathaniel W. Harris-the one bear
ing date on the 9th Of July, ls!7, and the other
bearing date the Goth of October lS65--both OF
which have been duly admitted 70 record In the
Clerks Office of Louisa county we shall proceed To
sell to the highest bidder on WEDNESDAY the 2d
Of December 1888. on the premises. that valuable
tract OF land in Louisa county called FEEDk-
RICK,S HALL. containing, by estimation,
TWELVE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
more orless, situated IN full view of Frederick's
Hall depot, and Immediately south Of the same,
On Il Is large brick dwelling house, now In good
condition, and also the usual out-houses, such as
arc ordinarily found on large estate. The high
land his been much improved by the use Of guano
and other fertilizers, and there IS the estate a
large portion OF the most productive meadow land
lying on the west side Of Little river.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are Invited to
view the premises.
TERMS Une-t third cash, and bv the consent OF
the creditors the balance Will be divided into two
in5talments-one of which will be required twelve
months after the sale, and the other in two years,
each TO bear interest, 10 be paid annually.
w. C. T. NELSON,
i. Il. B1BB,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE
FUTURE DAY.

HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
4 WITH OFFICE DETACHED. OK COVER
NOR STREET OPPOSITE THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION, FOR 81 LIE AT AUCTION.-WU -
sold az auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY
the lst Of December, 1853 at O'Clock L. NJ ths
beautifully and conveniently-arranged COTTAGE
RESlDEaCE located rs above, now In the 0ccg.
pancy of Or. Thoma. Pollard. The lot fronts m
the east line of Governor street 81 feet runs back
about l5l feet to wide alley aud is bounded On he
south by another alley. The cottage. contains i've
rooms besides. brick kitchen and an excellent
closets in the cottage. and the whole pre,nl.
ses well drained by culyerts The location f,r
physician or lawyer equal to the beet in the city,
or for moderate.sized IA mily It has many attrac.
tons.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at three SIX.
and nine months for negotiable notes Interest
added, secured by trust deed.
NO Ok w GODOIN, tuctI0ufr-