davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 90 BRoADwAy.-THrs
~ old established agency refers TO the
muny generally In ihsr svpsrsnce facilities and sand
ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

A BEAUTIFUL ROOM OR ROOMS, NEAR CENTRAL
"A Park, with select Board, in private family. East
Nnetysecond street, first house west from Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

no LET or WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BETWEEN OLD
kinesli road and Tenth avenue, the desirable
private teEe e0A50 elegantly furnished Manhattan
isand has !. of ground, splendid old shade
lawns walks uihcsnt green houses stables ice house.
outb9dn Garden with every variety Of flowers vegetables
and fruits sn pasture lands and poultry. Any gen.
teman der private residence cannot md its equal APP
Ply to hOLNNAUA BELL, corner 10th street and Tenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

FARM FOR SALE CHEAP-SITULTED IN SARA
n toga county, two miles from Galway village twelve
miles from B9lls.on and fourteen miles from Saratoga
which dwelling house (eght room) and two barns and
other outhoues price 1900 Address j. c. Co. box GIL
Post Office New York city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS AND HAe
n ness, by COLE MURPHY, 3sI Fulton street br9,k,
Ign, Saturday July 49, ut II O'clock pair bay Horses 4
hands yearsod, stylish well matched and good tayeers
chestnut Horse 10 hands old sound and ind nay
Mare, top and no top Wagons, Rockaways, fediers
Wagon aide and rear DOOR single and double Harness. &C.
A UCTION NOTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTHs FURNITURE
IA manuiactory, SO Blocker street, Broadway ee
CANT Furniture at Less than auction prices and WARRANTED
Paror Suits covered with color French san
Also $4,000 worth ali kinds Paror Library Bedroom
and Dining Room Furniture cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

L,OR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK OR
Brooklyn city property Farm OF IL acres ut Queens
l.. l. hour New York ard half block from depot
The place liz in a Ane state OF cultivation Address g. Co.
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

HousEKEEPERS SUPPLIED, AND CAN PAY BY
the wees month"; for Carpets, Ocoths Furniture,
BEDDING, Bendal Co.'s warehouses, 2C5 2, 209
2ll Hudson, corner OF Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

dor SALE-ON STATEN ISLAND, NEAR PLEASANT
Plains .ailroad. Apply to Mr.. n RLoNG. Ten acres
of Land less house. barn and vegetable garden and
fruit &c. Apply to II. STEVENSON, 255 Court street.
Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

101 MACDOUGAL sTREET.-A FEW GENTLEMEN
IOl can be accommodated with first class Board with
well furnished Rooms, where the comforts OF home be
found also gentlemen and their wives be
and few young ladies'. Terms from @5 to So per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-FOUR STORIES,
j. 8xt0; lent S3,5c0 Apply to HIRAM MERRITT 40
Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

A BELMONT HALL, NEW BRIGHTON. 8. I. (NoRTH
IA shore the WATER 30 minutes from Cortlandt
street, from lsnding fine bathing, fishing, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

L1OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY -
IL desirable investment located at Tenafy N j.. sixteen
miles from city, twelve trains daily five minutes from depot
floor finished in solid walnut and contains all modern inn
provemen fine carriage house. stable lodge hepnery and
barn; four wells fish pond, all kinds Of fruit. Also
COTTAGE and Stable VIII be sold separately II desired Has
teng divided lots and sold to great advantage In
quire of KEMP, DAY Il CO.. l16 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

JOf BANK STREET-LARGE FRONT ROOM ON THE
lVf second floor to let, with Board, to gentleman and
wife, young ladies in small private family. Call for
two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

OK EIGHTH AvENUF.-A LARGE, NICELY FUR
- - nished front Room and Hall Bedroom let,
three single gentlemen n and his wife. Inquire
the premises Good city reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

IL fltngvile, House. with five ground, plea
sanity situated viii be sold low: immediate possession
Gon: West Permits of A. JOURNEAY, No. Pine 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24

ArrrxprEp MURDER OF COLONEL. Rose,
#1JY1rEp STATES ARNY.-The Lynchburg
Naos Of Yesterday gives the following par
..,,cn,ara Of an attempt by soldier to muir
dar Colonel ROSE, who will be recollected
nv our citizens as the superintendent of
the last elections In Richmond: ~
"Late yesterday afternoon private
belonging to the command of Lieutenant
Colonel r. Z. Rose, at Camp Schoield,
called at the quarters Of the Colonel and
asked to see him. The Colonel made his
appearance In answer to the summons,
when the soldier, who was armed with his
musket, quickly levelled the weapon at
the Colonel and fred, the ball passing be-
tween the arm and body and through the
coat sleeve, but not breaking the skin.
"The Colonel, after the shot, promptly
grappied his antagonist, and finally sue
ceeded in Wrestling the musket from bis
hands, and, with the butt, struck the SOL
der heavy blow over the head, breaking
the skull. 1t was at first supposed the
soldier was killed, but he revived some
what, and was placed in the hospital. 1t
is not thought he can recover.
"No motive was assigned by the soldier
for his murderous attempt upon the life OF
his commanding officer, nor can intexica-
ton be pleaded in extenuatiOn, as he was
perfectly sober at the time the deed was
committed. We were unable to learn the
soldiers name or the company to which he
belonged"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
By Harrison, Goddin h Apperson, Auetioneers and
Zeal Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
C6uS HSEo K Sw AS THR :" d q G E mo T
SP EfNGs. "NBv virtue of q deed Of trust executed
to the subscribers by tn executors OF the iate a.
S. Woodbridge, deceased. bearing date 3lst Octo.
Der, 1857 duly recorded in Powhatan county
Court we shall In execution thereof proceed 70
sell at public auction, at the office OF Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson. iE the city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY the 9Th January, 1858, at Il o CLOCK ~.
II fair, il not, the first fair day thereafter, the
real estate conveyed by the said deed, eopelstln8
of that valuable property known as the HUGuEs
NOT SPRINGS, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACHES, OF which above one hundred
acres are open land, the balance in original
growth of oak and pine, embracing some nne
timber
The buildings are very numerous, consisting OF
a large BOTEL and lumber Of handsome Coi-
TAGES, which cott originally from oVo 70
$40 600. Besides, the MINERAL WATERS are
held in high repute by those acquainted with
them. In addition. as by recent geoloSlcsi sur
veys, there is no reason to doubt that Valuable
beds OF COAL exist on the land.
For further description OF this valuable pro-
edition Of the Virginia Springs. Page 1885,
The attention of northern capitalists Is partlcu-
larly called 10 this sale.
TERMS Enough in each tn defray the expentes
of executing this trust and to pay OIL the DE- Dt
secured by the said deed, amounting tn 10. 7to,
with such interest as may have accrued thereon
and to the residue thereof, such terms as To
said executors shall, at the hour OF sale, make
known The taxes for 1858 to be paid by the pur-
chaser JORL B. WATKINS, n~nstao.
Ia 8 JAMES PEASANTS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
By Pilkinton. Pulliam u Co.,
Auct,oneers and Commission Meicnsn0,
No. Is Pearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLsE9s
FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACREa -. Tf
HTGRLY-IMPROVED LAND, WITH EACsL-
LINT IMPRUVBMENTS.-By virtue OF q cer'aln
deed Of trust executed by the late charles D. q;
Rhod as and wife to as trustee dated tne Ietn on
necembsr, 1905. aud duly Of record In the Cou.ty
Court of Chesterfield county, Va. to secure Inc
noyment of q certain negotiable nots Tor 20, IVY,
bearing even date with said deed. and payaple
twelve months after date, and by the reqoest OF
he beneficiary in said deed shall In execution
thereof proceed to sell at public auction. on me
premises, at u O'Clock NJ. on the Sixth DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1858 If fair, II not, the next fair day
thereafter, that very valuable tract OF LAND. ana
irnoroysIients thereon, on which the late nj.
Charles r. Rhodes resided, located on James
river, about one mile below Rockets, ana In
Ch esterf field county, containing leo acres. THIS
land fronts on James river, and adJo1ns the iano
of Colonel g. Bassett French, and Is part OF IN Q
celebrated Falls plantation. The SOIL 10 OF me
best quality, and Is highly improved. The build
ings consist OF dwelling with six rooms, stable
barns, Ice house, &c. al new, and built WIN
ali modern improvements and conventenees. 1t is
one OF the most desirable places in the vicinity OF
Richmond. stream OF sufficient VoIume 70 Ian
q small mill passes through the centre OF the
land. S.,,,
the 2lst day Of December, 1857, until pald, ana ex
penses of sale Terms 70. balance on day OF sale.
WILLIAM B. lSAACS, trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKIFToS' PULLlAa q " sS''
Anctioneers. 10 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24

The UsuRY LAWS AGAIN.-A significant
paragraph occurs in an editorial of the
New York Evening Post Of the 2lst instant,
reviewing abe article of Mr.. Charles Fran
els Adams, Jr., on the present and past
position of Boston and New York. After
referring to the rivalry of these cities for
western and oceanic trade, the Post says ::
"There are other matters in the article
of interest to thoughtful New Workers.;
bnt we are surprised that Mr.. Adams fails
to mention among the agencies at work to
regain for Boston some part of her lost
ascendency, one which we strongly recon-
mended to the attention of those New
Workers who fear that the New England
capital will divert our trade Massachu-
sets last year abolished her usury laws !;
that is, we conceive, the most damaging
act, as regards its effect upon Us, which
has been done for many years in New Eng
land and unless we repeal ours also, it
will do more than a dozen bridges across
the Hudson to divert our trade by d.
verting our capital and enterprise to Bos-
tnnD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Conservative OrganizaIion-Indt
emit Voters = Labor - Land High
Town improvements.
HARRIsoNHuRG. VA. January 20.

HARRIsoNBURG, VA, January 20.
This is monthly court day, and there is
large crowd in town. The Conservative
citizens had meeting to form county
organization in accordance with the re-
COMMUNICATION of the Richmond Conserva-
tive Convention. Two persons from each
registration district were appointed to take
charge of the whole matter.
There are very few white Radicals in
this county, but there is considerable
number of voters among our German popu
lation who, ordinarily, show but little in
terest in political matters. If they can be
brought to the polls they will vote against
negro political equality; butt will require
some effort to bring them out.
In this county only about one-tenth of
our population are negroes, and conse-
quently emancipation has but slightly
lessened our available labor. We do not
feel the new order of things as do our
neighbors east of the Blue Ridge, and
therefore it is more difficult to arouse the
people generally to take an interest in the
contest now being forced upon the State.
Our labor not having been seriously dis
turbed, evidences Of prosperity are visible
here which are not found in many parts of
the State. The extensive destruction by
Sheridan Of dwellings,, barns, and mills
has been In great measure repaired.
There are now probably more good barns
and mills in the county than ever before.
Land, too, commands higher price in
currency than it did before the war. One
Of the last sales was farm of about
100 acres for o fraction over $l27 an
acre. This is prime bluegrass land.
Ordinarily good farms sell for from $50 to
$75 an acre.
Our little town is showing copsidera-
bic spirit of Improvement. A large steam
lumber manufacturing establishment is
just getting under way. The roof has Just
been put on large iron foundry. "a
building association, public library, and
well-conducted lyceum, are ali in onera-
ton, and engaging the attention Of our
citizens. Several handsome private resi-
dences are nearly flushed, and number
more will be started in the spring. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
OUR, PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Small Crop of Wheat Seeded High Prlce ..
Fertilizerx-Resuit Of Seven Years IApe
ence with Guano.
PErERspuRa, january rs, 300.

pErEnsBURa, January rs, 1865.
vsrv li,t,e has been said about the ap-
$4,000 os the wheat, as If 1t was scarcely
x,orthv of notice. The area OF land seeded
n on This section OF country Is believed to
hasn been much less last fsll than the fall
before. for which there may be several rea-
sons-the nigh price Of guano, coupled
with the means of buying it, being the
chief. Under our present system Of agri-.
culture it seems almost In vain to at
tempt to raise crop Of wheat with
out guano or some other fertilizer. Such,
at least, is the popular belief among
farmers, and there must at least be 8 sub
stratum of truth underlying IL. But, I'M
less it is exploded and different practice
adopted, this will never be wheRt-grow-
ing country again. Doubtless there are
some valuable fertilizers, but when the
whole amount applied to the soils taken
up by the first crop, the effect on the soil
is necessarily injurious; and such has
been the haste of farmers to get returns
from their outlays that the ultimate inn
provement Of their lands has scarcely been
considered at all. @
The concentrated manures now in use
are all too high. If the season should
prove favorable the farmer may get
his money back, with some increase, but
otherwise he is sure to be more or less out
Of pocket. The chances Of profit are
nearly all in favor of the manufactures or
vendor, instead of being equally divided.
In regard to one or two crops perhaps,
possessing high money value, their use
may be allowable; but even in such cases
the fact can only be determined by bring
ing the whole matter to the test Of figures.
One of the best farmers know, and q
careful, systematic man, made very free
use Of guano for several years in success
sion, from l948 TO 1852. The price was
then s45 per ton--just one-half Of what it
is now but the price Of produce was in
about the same proportion. BY the most
accurate calculation he could make,
his net profits did not exceed one dollar
per ton, taking the series of years to.
gether.
At some other time purpose trying
to show that our soils are among the kind
est and most improbable in the whole
country, and that by judicious manage
ment they may be made TO produce heavy
crops Of wheat and corn. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
,AasctsO1s SaJes.
- FftTfjaE DAY.
BytGrubbs q wiliisrnss Austionsss' {.
r.~.h xs.t aornaY Main and Klsvsnth streets.

uorthvest corner Main and Elsyentn ssfeess'
l,oMm1ssIoNERg SALE OF TEE
1 ,VaI.nABLE SUBURBAN. RFaIDERCE,M ITA
xXwrNTY.FIVE ACREs aTTACHEU, hM nry,n
is sAUBuRH,n SITUATED SH III II -H GiTv
R9AD ABOUT 0FE MILE WEsT " ras ths
AZ nauCTTUN.-Tn execution OF . decree OF tn ~
ar.n,t f,onrt. Of EenrJco eptersd on the elh Of
Hnysmbsr. 1857, in the case OF Tyler 70 grun9ss
& wiIIiauns trustees, and ais: the unas.sispsos
srhn wsre thereby appointed commissioners iof
~ nrrnnsa will sell at auction, upon the Pre-:
LAS On aATURDAY, 1st Of February, Isos, ~
nclock p M fair. ifnot them on tns ns .a.n q,
day th after at the same hour, the Isai "a
the proceedings in said suit mennTnsmdp :. snn,
being the property known as 1a.s y,,,b N
isining twenty-five scres. more or iess' sitnatsd
abot one mile west Of The city, irontin& or ha1o
Grove road and running back - the s snidS
road, being In form nearly squaIe. !, no ehsrac.
ir,0s are OF the most complete and duraoie cnsa
tar combining every arrangements ZOE soiui
with very attractive appearance. al.
Further description Is deemeJ 9rnscos.a "a a
the place Is so we'll known and 30 JULY s,Sa
as the most desirable suburban properly neHi Wv
city. s,,rov Tho sYnenses
Of sale and to pay the sum OF 80 DBL 40 WIZ ,n.e
rest from the 4th OF July 1887 and the ~ Tann
nf "a ssl so with interest thereon from ssn T n
arv 1855 credit as tn pa, fs2. l6 until atn OF
1858: and as to the residue, credit unti w ar
January, 1889 the said credit payments 10 De d.
interest from the day OF sale, me pitS = an,
purchasers giving nsge hs sse reta,nsd By
court until the full purchase money Is pa'o. 3he
purchaser to pay taxss for 1858.
P w. .GRUBBs, commissioners.
ian A. D. WILLIAMS, ool l'ii.1 ~ =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24

ScoTT CoUNTY.-A large and enthusiast
tic meeting of the Conservatives of this
county was held on the 18th instant for the
purpose of etfecting a permanent organi-
cation in conformity with the plan adopted
by the State Convention. Messrs. Holda-
way, Tiller, and Kane, made short and
effective speeches after which the organi-
cation was made by the appointment OF
superintendent and assistant superintend-
emit for the county. The white men of the
county are united and enthusiastic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Canfict between the Military and the
civil Authorities In NansemOnd
County.


CanGict between the Military and thu
civil Authorities In NansemOnd
County.
SUFFOLK, January %, 1868.
A slight conflict has arisen in this county
between the civil and military authorities
We have in our midst Mr.. John L. Gray,
who, during the war, was reputed good
seceSsioniSt, but after the surrender was
reconstructed by the necessary amount OF
swearing, aud numbered among the true
and faithful children of Abratdm. This
gentleman fills the responsible positions of
registering officer and postmaster in this
section of Military District No. l" and
occupies q house in Chuckatuck belonging
to Mr.. Claudius Eicy, an unfortunate rebel
of Nansemond, who stands high in the es-
tmation of his fellow-citizens but being
an honest man, is not so high in favor with
the officials of Uncle Sans Government,
now controlled by B. F. Butler & Go. MIR.
Eley short time ago demanded the pos
session of his property, with which de-
mand Gray refused to comply. Mr.. Eley
appealed to tho civil authorities, who
sustained his appeal, ordered Gray to
vacate the premises, and instructed
the sheriff to see the order Of the
court obeyed. The Tycoon of this section
is one Lieutenant Fleming "a pleasant gen.
tleman socially, who day or two ago is
sued an order to our efficient sheriff, Colo
mel William Eey, forbidding the execu-
tion Of his duties in the ejectment of Gray.
Thus the matter rests at present. BY the
arbitrary use of bayonets an honest, re-
spectacle citizen of this county is de-
fraudcd of his rights and illegally kept out
Of the possession of his own property.
Does General Schoiield approve this pro-
cedure? Ii so, we can ouly submit, and
waiting, with Micawber, for something to
turn up" we humbly cry, Great is Scho-
field, and Fleming is his prophet" but no
profit to Virginia in his military capacity.
The Conservatives of this county have
organized under the leadership of Ma
thaniel Riddick, Esq, formerly a member
Of the Legislature Of Virginia. District
leaders have also been appointed, and on
fair field they confidently expect to come
as victors out Of the fight. So mote it be !!
DIoGENEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
By Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commit sion Merchants,
No. Fifteenth street.

A sSIGNEE'S SALF.-By virtue of
II decree Of the United States District Court for
the District OF Virginia I shall. xss ignee Of
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 5th day OF
February next, at the hour of o'clock p. NJ. the
house and out buildings now occupied by Simon
Bsllstern as o residence, near Bacon's Quarter
branch, in the county of Henrico, together with
the lot thereto attached, containing six acres Of
land. @.f
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash (; the balance in
equal pay ments Ia three and six months, negotiable
notes, interest added.
JOHN JOINS, JR.,
ia ll-2ot Assignee Of s. Hellstern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
MaxZes and Horses for Sale.

MULES AND HORSES.-A
Il Always on hand 1t the EXCHAE GE E&A
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, Frank wv
lin street, YOUNG and WELL-BROKR eaSzsas
MULES. Alsos lot OF fine YOUNG HOR6Es emit.
able for farm purposes, which Will sell Ct tair
prices.
Invite the attention. Of the :sYmera and plant.
OF North Carolina and Virgins to this superior
suslitv and pY'ss. Tfe sS-aI JOHN s. DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24

nTCHMOND AND DANyILLE
R,RA1LRoAD-CHAsGE OF sCHEDULE-On
and AFTER FRIDAY the 10th day Of January, 1868,
the passenger trains on this road Will run as fol.
Going wssL-Mail Train.-Leavs Richmond
daily az s:ls A. leave Danyille daily g s:za P.
n. arrive at Greensboro ds'ly st s:ss 7. con.
railroad for Farmvills, Lyncbburg, Bristol. Knox.
VILE, Nashv Vile, Memphis, Grand Jgnetion. New
orleans, &C.. So, and at Greensbor0 Win trains
on, the North Caroina railroad for Charlotts, CO.
lumbia. Charleston, Augusta, savannah, Macon,
Atlantis, Montgomery, Mobile. New Orleans, DC.
Goiog east Mall and Passenger Traln;IL:aye
Greensboro daily at A. n. leave Danyille daily
nj Sa3 4. III arrive ct Richmond ats:ls P. N.
accommodation Train from Lynch nnrg .Ls:ye
Bnrkeville daily tSundays sxSepteo} ~ S'so +. N;
arrive a. ni'ninoNN q .. THOMAS .DODAMEAD,
"a IA Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24

DR1FTED TO SEA.-Ne,o York, January
22.-Two gentlemen of the British lega-
ton from Mexico, now sojourning here on
the steam corvette Jason, got wedged in
the ice in row-boat yesterday, and were
carried out to sea. Search is being made
FIR them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
Aasctd0as GGLes.
FUTURE Day.
BY arubbs q williams. Auetionssrs.
u,,thv.,s eovnsr Main and Eleventh streets. s

rxECUTRIx SALE OF TIE Y Ell
aATpsoME hsg p GsH ERAssar FfssT AND
AT THE H0RTaWEsT CnK TMnsnsy he a5d Of
osIos sspd. a s snd s ss.irapis
me n Rpg pMTW ine,tsd a. above, and lately occu.
psd By Jane. aaps %,s ssar rooms oof
oIlSk anu ,as "a GOOD rooms betidss store:rooms
sh k,i I.o s sssb sn sad
vsnas ,ansn -. The whole premises are IN very
d Say 81 FEET sff to say
at en- ea, rsan yishinQ to purchase really COM
foptable and desirable house should not faii 70
teT9 gn sn One tsird cash balance at IT, ana
months with Inherent and secured I SS aee0
The purch assr to Psy the tafss Tgs Rxecutrfx
Of James Huuter, deceased.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
Tho above sale is postponed on account OF me
westneL n g. & W.
S,oSA - Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
L0UyeTs.

WI W. COS Y,
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE No. 1921 Main street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth, Richmond Va,
will practice in all the courts OF the city OF Rich
mond and the counties OF Goochland, Powhatan
snd Chesterfield. "a l0-dlm
JAMES MaCHIR ROGE, ETTOR-
81 NEY AT LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC, Rich
mond, Va, will practice in all the courts on the
city OF Richmond and adjoining counties. Bank
ruptcy causes attended TO- aud particular atten.
tiou paid to collections. Office over National Bank
o, Virginia. Address post office box so5