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An Indian Romance - An Indian
chief ~ Killed by one OF his wives.
and she ia return Ii Shot by n
Member of the Tribe.


chief IL Killed by one OF his wives.
and she in return IN shot ny
Member of the Tribe.
We learn from Mr.. +. A. Moore, who has
lately been among the Indians OF the north
west to obtain information for his proposed
new book, the details Of one OF those ta-
mons Indian tragedies which has just taken
place among Il party Of Winnebago Indians,
and which sounds like one Of those Indian
narratives Of which we read.
A PARTY OF thirty Winnebagoes came down
from the late scalp-dance at which the tribe
was gathered, on the Trempeleau river, III
the north, and cncamped on French's island,
in the Mississippi river just above the ST..
Paul Railroad depot ut La Crosse. The band
WAS under the control of Il wcll-knoWn chlet
Of the Winnebagoes named Waukee-see-
hong-e r-er, or Snake Chief, who had two
wives. Sc-es-ka and He-nec-kCe. Both OF
these souaws were well known up and down
the river. and also in the city. Sc-es-ka
was about thirty years of age, graceful III
appearance, with pleasant look and ann
teresting face. She will be remembered by
many in this city, she having visited many
of our residences to sell bead-work, being
always accompanied by young and fine
,ookinr daughter. With whites she was
fayorite, while with the Winnebagoes she
was looked upon very kindly-indced,
odored with all of the Indian tervor. Snake
Chief was u noted warrior Of the Winnie
hagoes, who was very much liked by his
tribe. He was q powerful and brawny fell
low, who, when sober, was peaceful anu
ood-natured. When drunk he was very
disagreeable. One of his favorite pastimes
when in this condition was beating his
wives. AT such times the rest Of the tribe
avoided him. -
On Friday last Snake Chief had been to
La Crosse, and returned to his wigwam
drunk. Sc-es-ka was in the wigwam, and
the Chief commenced beating her over the
head and shoulders with great brutality.
Driven to desperation, and unable longer to
stand his brutality, Secs a drew her KNIFE
and stabbed the Chief twice, the blade
penetrating to the heart of the warrior, who
died instantly, while the first notes of the
death song were on his lips. The affair at
once created sensation among the Winnie
ba1oes. who did not know how TO act. They
loved their Chief and they loved their
wife. 1t isa we'll "regu-
Iation'' among the Indians that when a
man is slain relative must aVenge ms
lsath by taking the life Of the slayer be"
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Virginia Military IustitUte-Sadets'
Fall on tl.e 3d-A1umni Dinner
promenade and Fireworks.
LEXINGTON, July 4, I6t

LEXINGTON, July 4, 1865.
A description Of the graduating exercises
at the Virginia Military Institute would be
very deficient without mentioning the ball
especially such an excellent affair rs tins
one was. About 10 o'clock Z. M. on yes
day the company began to assemble at the
mess hall, and in half an hour the dancing
commenced, which continued until about
II o'clock, when the numerous guests were
recalled with II bountiful and elegant rcpast,
while all kept chatting mcrrily. 1t seemed,
indeed, the court where happiness reigncd
queen. About o'clock the assembly grew
ecnsihly and comfortably smaller, leaving
about forty fair daughters of the Old Do
miniun and the usual proportion OF her
chivarous sons to ENJOY the plea
surcs Of the dance. Conspicuous among
the ladies for graceful dancing was
Miss T., of Richmond. There were also
present Miss -, OF 81. Louis; Mrs.
NJ, late of kcntuchy. In short, the hall
sh0nc with beauty such as can be seen no.
where except in our own loved South. The
ball was conducted most admirably by the
cadcts and indeed these soldierly young
gentlemen are remarkable for their orderly
behavior Oh all occasions. During the past
year they have been complimented by
General Scho!icld and other Federal officers
on their good conduct, and your correspond
cnt can truly say that they deserve great
credit in that respect.
On this afternoon the Alumni had mag
nifcent dinner, Mt which the College Faculty
and other distinguished guests were present
Social enjoyment WAS the order of the day
Many tousts were drunk, and the speeches
were eloquent and appropriate.
Ate o'clock this evening the Institute
hill was beautifully illuminated, and nu
merous happy couples were promenadint
OH the green sod of the parade ground
Soon blazing rocket announced that W.
might expect a grand display, and we were
not disappointed. Although the moon WA
shining brightly, the fireworks locke,
s1lcndid. This beautiful scene continued
for two hours, and the Indies and gentle
men were left with nothing but the moon
beams 10 guide them on their home ware
way; but SO inviting WAS the soft, love
kinlling light, that many seemed to linger
and ii is near midnight the last Of that gay
throng walk slowly by.
Y. Sit is the Marine Band from
Washington that has been i'll attendance in
stead of the band from Richmond, rs wa'
stated in my last. My informant was mis-
taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-08
BY Wellington Goddin,
kuctfopeer aul Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT AT
v THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRANZ.
Elm AND TWENTY THIRD STREETS Fup
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold mt auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY The 18th OF JUN
lent and well -huiit BRICK TENEMENT located
rs above, now I'm the occupancy oil Mr.. Janr,
Golden. containing nine rooms besides kitchen
&C.. and IS In good order. For mndcrate-Sitei
family this is Il desirable residence.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at SIX
twelve and eighteen months, Tor negotiable notcs
interest added, secured by a trust deed.
.E0nnIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-08
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer aud Real Estate Agent,

AoL!nA sE 1 h0T a, ON MARK KEn
CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold ut auction, on the premises. on FRI
DAY the 10th July, 1865 At O'Clock i. NJ, the Na.
llahlc lot located above fronting the east si
of Market Square 36 feet. running back 30 feet and
bounded on the north by the brick tenement now at
formerly owned by MIR. b. Bricl. For retail
stores the location $50 the Shockoe III! N"g,-
table market) Is IN admirable. one.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance nj g. IL. aui
Is months for negotiable notes. Interest addict. So
cured by = trust deed. W. Go)DlN.
iyG Auctioncrr
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BY wellington aoeoih'
A,c,,onaay and Real Estate Agent.

rRUsTEE,S SALE OF LOT. AM
,rrSTNESTS THEREON. On
om.l5z- fE Sa RT2a sIf1E OF LEIGH BETWEEN
APP x,;b ~ bForisdS5 D
SlREh 60 -, scented ty w illiarn Henry James
2. man % Of coor), bearing date 18th September,
iss5 to secure debt therein mentioned shall as
LIu, on the PREMISES, on'rUESDAY the 18th
iuiv. isss, at O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
JncSted as above, containing about quarter Of an
acre. a.. 49,, :. ,,-o ,., -.
est from date of deed. and expenses of sale; and
~ tn the residue of the proceeds of sale, such
tar1ns as shall be announced at the hour OF sale
ivs WILLIAM FOLKES Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-08
BY Wellington GoddIn,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE LOT, ON THE NORTH
v SIDE OF TIE BASIN BANK BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS FOR SALE
At AUCTIOS.-Wi he sold NJ auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 18th of July 1865 Al s
O'Clock l.. NJ. the VALUARLELOT and OFFICE
thereon occupied as cOal-yard by Mr.. X. a.
Gary at the annual rent of T25O. fronting twenty
four feet, running back forty feet To Cary str,,t
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance at siN.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notrs
interest added, secured by trust deed.
iyT W. GODDIS, Auctiourrr
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BY Wellington Goddin,

VALUABLE LOT IN THE BURNT
Y DISTRICT, ON THE WEST SIDE UF
GOVERNOR BETW ZEN MAIN AND FRANZ
LIN STREETS FOR SALE Al AUCTION
WIN be sold nj auction, on the premises, OH Mon.
DAY the 18th OF July, ls6s, mt O'Clock J.. NJ, that
valuable LOT located n above opposite 1" the
hardware store of Messrs. Dounap Asher trout
Ing twenty-five feet and running back about
seventy-iyc feet. bounded on the south hv thc Dot
of Mr.. Samuel W. Harwood. on the Mouth hy the
lot Of Mr.. John 4. Bclyin. For business purpos,s
this lot Is remarkably well located.
TERMS Onc-third cash balanc" at one ana iSn
years for negotiable notes, Interest added, secured
by Il trust deed.
w n. 4
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LOST aNp FOUND.


-n4n WARD.-Stolen from 20
- " the subscriber the 10th june 100 80
about eight miles from fredericksburg, III Ell, spJp
sylvaa county GRAY HORSE strI ira sl,n letter
marked r nnder the left shoulder anu 'ns ,St
GnrTer the name the rim OF the belly on the rlgnI
flank Is broken: he felt by pressing Tue
IN the part brokcri The horse PAGES. ne i 10 '
reward viii be paid for the recovery OF re Is
DEscRIp1IoS OF TIE HoRsE-TiitEf.-nTn l.,
,hont i've feet eight inches IN height mas sailo y,
hair and whiskcrs. high cheek bones, , Was nn
I'm rray-cnIored clothes and had Dlach nnt III
~ G-3tt SAliltS ,- eN'------
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI L L
IN made npE,ica1ion res E the he r sToCk OF
THE OLD DOMINION IRON ASp ,oo Eti If
WORKS COMPANY standing on 1ne ouN' -
said company in the name Of E. \; IplPiettII,
INV l3-W2m T.. a. - 1---
TSTRAY.-Camet to my premises, ~
II on the New Bridge road half miIeZ -.
from the present limits or the city, near arCeit
shop. WHITE HORSE about Twelve OF n IL rel
wears old with very weak eyes. The owner - 90 a..
3mesteI TO come forward, prove property, pay
ccbargcs. and take him away; otherwise ne VIII De
dealt with according to law. ,ropcr Eu>r1c
~ G-3tF "E-oi''-1
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COLLECTORS OFFICE CITY HALL
RICHMOND, June L lSC3.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDl-
l NANCE OF THE CITY Or RICHMOND,
Will attend nj my Office from 4; VI. 20 0 cl2ch
p NJ daily from the eth to the 22d OF july. lncu-
sive to receive Of the city Taxpayers ont-haii Of
the whole Of their city taxes: dcductng therelrom
ten per ccntum. ii. l.. "lGAND,
ic 22-t22dJy Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-08

NUNKUM FARM FOR SALE.-In
~ obedience to u decree propounssa by the Cir
cult Court Of AlbeIparlc on the 18th or hay, ls6S
in the chanccry cause Of '.Uunkum's executor
Dunkum, Sc.t the undersigned commissioners
VIII sell mt public auction, the premises OH
TUESDAY, July 81. 1863 or the next fair day, that
beautiful place known as the DUNAUM Farm.
This farm contains 5lsi acres lies i've miles south
of Charlottesville has upon 1t fine BRICK
DWELLING-HOUSE, with metal roof with every
necessary out-building. There Is an abundance OF
timber and fine water. The place Is under good
fencing. and Is In 4 fine state OF Improvement ;
near to two railroads. schools and churches, and In
the midst of 4 refined community. In short. II pre-
sents unusual attractions TO one seeking country
home. ....
TERMS Cash enough TO dcfray expenses OF
sale balance I'm one two. and three years bonds
with interest payable annually with good sccuri-
ty. and title Withheld until purchase money Is all
paid The title viii be derived from the court and
be undoubted. n. II. MkSSIE,
II. T. w. DUKE,
ie lo-W5t Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-08
BY Francis #. Isbell,
BY FranCIs T. IsDtII,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Banks streets.
beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENCE

beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
ID ON THE SOUTH SIDE ON MOORE
STREET WEST OF BUCHANAN SPRING,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY the
10th ,iay of july 1868 ut O'Clock i. NJ. VIII he
sold upon the promises 1T auction, 4 BEAUTIFUL
COTTAGE RESIDENCE. situated as above
stated The improvements are desirable framed
dwelling containing six rooms, Kitchen with two
rooms stable carringe-house, and all other ncces-
sary ont houses. and vel! OF excellent water IN
the yard. and back yard paved.
The lot fronts % feet on Moore street and runs
back rs feet with flourIshng and beautiful grape
arbor. and Il number OF fruit trees OF the most
select kind. a.a
TERMS At sale.
iyT FRANCIS II. ISBELL, Aucti0necr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-08
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THIRTY- THREE AND TW0-THjRD
1 ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND,
ONE MILE NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND
WITH TWO ICE-HOUSES THEREON, FOR
SALE ATAUCTION.-Will he sold ut auction. on
the premises. THURSDAY the 9th July, 1858 AT
O'Clock p. NJ, the TRACT Of LAND located rs
above tbcing part of the Jude farm y, adtoiE-
Ing the lands or Messrs. William j. HARDWOOD, Gar
tanning thirtv-thrcc and two-thlrd acres, OF which
about twenty acres are cleared; balance In woods.
There are on the place two lcc-houscs aud ponds
which could be made very profitable. IT In also
well adapted for dairy farm or market garden.
TERMS One-fOurth cash balance at four. eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
~. GODDIN.
iva AuctlOnccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-08
BY Wellington GoddIn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

E,XCELLENT THREE-STORY BRICK
IL TENEMENT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN TWENTY-THfRD AND
STREETS. FOR SALE AT
hUCTlON.-Willb be sold ut auction. on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY The 18th july 1868. ut 0
O'Clock +. NJ. The excellent THREE-STORI
BRICK TENEMENT located as above. HOW in
the occupancy OF Mr.. Archibald Block. 1t Is we'll
located for i store below anddwcllmg above.
TERMS :Onc-fourth cash balance Ut q, Il, ana ~
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by 4 trust deed. W. GODDlN,
Tvs huctioncer.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, by lady, BOARD IN a
wv nriyate family or where there are but rev
bnart,ers Address, with terms, box 325, kich-
, uo", I' nn::t-ofiIrc jy Sit"
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BY Lee s Goddin, huctiOncers,
No. IT. Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY-SI

TRUSTEES SALE OF NiNETY-SIX
i AND A HALF FEET OF GROUND tEX-
TENDING BACK ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FEET TO 4 TES-FoOT ALLElt
FRONTING ON THE WESTERN LINE or
TWENTY-NINTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS, At AUGTiOS.-By
virtue of 3 certain deed Of trust bearing date I'M
OF January, 1850 duly recorded la HcnrIco County
Court Clerks Office, book "a, page IL. to the SUBJ
scriber trustee 10 secure the payment Of GER
tain bond In said deed specified FOR $500 and tn
terest and being requested 10 do by The be,,rn-
eIery viii proceed 20 sell on WEDNESDAY,
fsif OF July, ises. on the premises NJ haf-past
non which stands y large thrse-stofy brick tome
Yent or SO much thereof as will be snrfcient to
aischsTv the amount due by said bond ~i.h In
t.rest Dom date pcluding costs OF executing rSl.
rEnMs : Cash ~ 10 expenses III sale, and whilst
the decd prov ides for casl! sale y very pr"oa
BILE that 4 reasonable credit VIII BE- siseh ~ |"
part OF the purchase money: ,,,.,,,,,,,.
tyl Trustee.
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RARE CHANCE TO SELL A FARM

n a gentleman who has from sl2, 900 to SIS, O6o
cash capital IN of the oldest and most respect
able Wholesale and retail jobhing houses In Rich
mond wishes To exchange 1t for GOOD FARM,
tiic-water preferred. The active partner Is gen
tleinan OF The highest character, and will be glad
Ia receive into his business these terms any gen.
tle,nan who desires To quit farming and engage In
large mercantile pursuits. Apply To. or address,,
for further particulars. j. ID. IMBODEN, 80
jy ut Office Of Virginia lands, Richmond.
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Somebody reports that Ole Bull is going
to China, but it may be only to give some
other body chance to speak Of him us
" Bull in China shop"
popular diet in Utah-Spare rib" Old
Brigham isn't very sparing with his.
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BIZ Thomas W. Kccscc. Auctioneer.

DEV. DR.. RYLAND'S SALE AT
HI FEMALE INSTITUTE, TENTH STREET
BETEWEN CLAY AND MARSHALL.-On
THURSDAY the 9th instant. beginning ut 10
O'Clock | viii sell ut auction the FURNITURE
which nr. Ryland cannot take with him 10 Ken
tucky, a;ch rs WAkDRnlES. BEDSTEAllS,
TABLES. SOFAS. CHAIRS. TENDERS. SIDE
BOARD | large SAFE | STRAW-CUTTER,
BONDS COOKING RANGE. with copper boiler
attached: and sundry other housekeeping articles.
\ lso, some BOOKS.
TERMS: Cash. THOMAS w. KEESEF,
AmclIOnrcr.
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BY Francis 7. 1s5ell.
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A NEAT BRICK TENEMENT, ON THE
IA NORTHWEST CORNER OF BYRD d = ~
RETAIL, FAMILY GROCERY, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION-Will be sold Mt auction upon Sc. ~ .t's
premises, WEDS ESDAl the stR JH Ny =; vii h
six rooms. brick Kitchen. &c., situated as I r
stated. These premises are well ar ,rar hmsincss
and nrc considered n good location Tor IeLi a
family grocery which purpose they arr saao me-
sent used by good tenant at rental u pow P0'
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ~ i ',th
eight and twelve months fornegotaDs ae Will
ih'ereS' 'uueD' A"N FRANCIS r. ISBELL,
Auctioneer.
After the sale of the above, VIII sen tamhh
BIJILDING LOTS. on Secona street between cen
Rrrd and Arch. with front of 80 feet each AMI
RUNNING back ITO feet to an alley. .,. ~.
sale. ina ~ snc,inmnn-
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TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS ON CON
i CORD STREET, NOT FAR FROM THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wc will sell II auction, on tho
premises, on MONDAY the 18th July, IT 5 o. clock
J.. NJ. the TWO TENEMENTS located rs above.
This property Is In good order. and well suited lo'
the comfortable accommodation Of small families
or might he converted into business property lo'
which the location makes It well suited.
The LOT fronts s. feet Inches on the Sch''"
railroad and runs back 100 feet. ,,,-
TERMS: One-fourth cash !; balance n. ~ a.
eight, and twelve months for negotiabie ho''"' -
terest added, secured by trust deea.
-. ". Auctioneers.
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{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ n VALUABLE LOT AT THE EoRTHEAsl

~ VALUABLE LOT AT THE EoRTHEAsr
I0kNEk OF CARY AND ELEVENTH
SIREETS.-By virtue OF 4 decree of the circu.,
Court OF the city OF Richmond. pronounced Oh a.,
10Th OF May. 1868, In the ease OF nders0n, &c a..
thereby appointed proceed To- sell at public aur
ton, on the premises. on WEDN ESDAf the I'll
of July, 1893 nj O'Clock l. NJ. that very raluah.
side OF Cary street, running back on The east linz
Of Eleventh street 943 feet 10 an alley ten feet wi
This lot being Within 100 feet OF the basin OF thr
James River and Kanawha Company, renders Il ~
peculiar value for wholesale warehouse a com.
mission store
TERMS Onc-fourth cash {: balance al four. eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes. mIrrr>i
added, ahd title retained until all the purchas.
money shall be paid and a conveyance ordered by
the court JOHN q. STEGER
Tvs Comm !nncr
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RICHMOND GRANITE W0RKS.--We
IN, are prepared to furnish the very best quality
GRANITE, dressed or undressed In any qpaInmsli :
Work NJ short notice. Special attention given TO
rnueh or dressed WALL WORK. CEMETERY
WORK, &C., aud all material furnished.
Office corner OF Canal and Seventh streets:
oAN HUGH l.. GALLAHER,
1ya-su Managing Director.
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BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auctionccrs,
Office No. sci Main street,
three doors below SpotswoOd Hotel.

HOUSE AND LOT, ON THE NORTH
l. WEST CORNER OF CANAL AND FIFTH
SHEETS. FOR SALE At ATCTfON-Wil be
sold on MONDAY The lsth day of July. lsGs: ON the
premises III 5o'clnck l.. NJ, the LARGE TIL REE-
STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT on the north
west corner of Canal and Fifth streets. The house
has some eight rooms. The lot fronts 81 feet on
Fifth street and runs back 100 feet.
TERMS One-hird cash balance on credit OF
SIX twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added secured by decd Of trust.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR SON,
tyd Auctioneers.
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W. f.Ns ! FRANCIs T. IsBELL, Auctioneer.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of sun
y dry executions in my hands against Lewis
Anteotl and ais: shall! proceed to sell on the
mencinp at IL O'Clock 4. NJ. Il TWO-STORl
WOODEN BUILDING. No. 1892 on Broad street
near the Central railroad 1t present occupied ny
said AutelottI The house Is 20 be removed from
the premises unless arrangement can be mace
by the purchaser with the Virginia Central Kali
I'M, Is erected JOHN W. WRIGHT,
iyT Sheriff City of Richmond.
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Nv Crubbs x Williams. Auctionecrs,

TRAMED DWELLING AND VALUA.
4 BILE Lot. on THE Fast SIDE OF
LIN AND GRACE STREETS.-On THURSDAY
the 9th day Of July ut 81 o'clock p. ". we VIII
sell upon tile premises the RAMED DIV ELI VI
situated above, and occupied by Mrs. NJ D:
Terry The lot fronts 81 feet and runs backs about
1870 feet This Is Il desirable property for a person
Wishing to invest Il moderate sum either for Il home
or for income.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
ty6 AuctlonccrS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
L ABLE TENEMENT 40. 3Is. On THt
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH SrREETS.-By virtue al a 'ic.d
OF trust executed by Thomas II. Quarics 10 the sub
scriber trustee, dated 30th march, 1861, and re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court office. being
thereto required by the creditor secured, will sell
1t auction, upon the premises on THURSDAY.
ID July. 1868, al O'Clock J.. NJ. II fair, II not, the
next fair day, at the same hour, the property con
yeyed In said deed, the same being lot or parcel
OF ground In the city or Richmond. the snnth
side Of Broad between Third aud Fourth streets
fronting % feet IL inches and running back 100 feet
aud embracing the very handsome lhrce-st"ry
brick tenement formerly occupied by Thomas ID.
Ouarles as dry goods store. II ~ admirably ar
ranged throughout Is lifted up In the finest styI"
and Is altogether or the most attractive and do
sirable houses I'm the city for business PURPOSES
The terms of the deed require cash for sum SUI
fcicnt ~ dcfray the expenses OF the sale ana 10
discharge debt for a. 800. >! with interest from
lst OF january, 1893 the balance on such terms "t
payment as tic said Thomas H. Quarrs may pre-
scribe I: but It Is possible that other aud NOR IA
yorable terms may he announced IL the tim" 81
sale. ROBERT s. LANCASTER, Trust.".
T.. H.-The terms OF sale VIII b" one-f"urti
cash balance NJ six. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest, and secured by i '.s,d Of trust.
ROBERT A. LANCASTER, Trustee.
GRUBBs L WILLIAMS, Aucti0Geers.
je 20-2AG )yl,2
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NEW YORK SOUTHERN LAND
IN AGENCY.-As announced In my card June
10th | have established in the city or New
York an agency for the sale OF every de-
scrIption Of real estate In Virginia, and for the
promotion of emigration to the state. My eNteii-
slve acquaintance business connections, and gen
eral system of advertisements, Will give me unusual
facilities for disposng OF property placed In my
hands. +. CARR SGIoN CABELL.
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