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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
,4 By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 ON BYRD AND SECOND STREETS AND
ON OREGON HILL.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust.
executed to the subscriber by Mr.: Patrick Bolton
corded In Henrico County Court. shall. in exc
cution thereof proceed to sell at public auction,
1865 at o. clock P. NJ If fair. ifnot the first fair
day thereafter, Sunday excepted, the real estate
conveyed by the said deed, consisting ofa HOUSE
and LOT at the southeast corner of Byrd and
back sixty-fve feet. Also, two certain LOTS OF
LAND, on Oregon Hill, with the BUILDINGS
thereon, conveyed to said Bolton by Henry Tim
sberlake and wife. Also, one other certain LOT OF
LAND, on Oregon Hill, with the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed to said Bolton by Hugh
Longest.
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash sale,
yet lam authorized by the creditor to say that he
will accept one-fourth cash; balance at SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by q trust deed.
J. lie JAMESL.APPERS0N Trustee.
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BY Grubbs 3 Williams, Auctioncers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
FRAMED DWELLTNGs AND VACANT

DRAINED DWELLING AND VACANT
LOT, ON CATHARINE STREET BE-
TWEEN SMITH AND HENRY STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-We will sell at auction,
on the premises on THURSDAY the 18th OF June;
situated as above. next to the residcDceof +. II.
Chesterman. The house has six rooms. The lot
an alley 10 feet wide.
Also, a VACANT LOT adjoining on the east.
fronting 4s3 feet and running back los feet to IN
alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS one-third cash !; the balance at andl:
months for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
cured by trust deed Taxes for 1868 to be paic by
the purchaser. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
-ina AuctOnecrs.
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS, ON
Il THE WEST SIDE OF ST. PETERS
STREET. IN BAKERS ADDITI0NsT0 THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE OLD CON-
FEDERATE HORSE LOT FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-I will sell on FRIDAY the 18th day
NJ, TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS 'front.'
ing on the west side of St. Peters street, 80 feet
each and running back Its to Clay street, as laid
out by Martin Bakers executors.
~ FRANCIS T. IsBELL,s
10 a ,@sss - 80 49, s. Auctisneer,
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS: SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREE BETWEEN THIRD
of the Circuit Court of the city OF Richmond pro-
nounced on the Goth May 1862 In the case of Bapty
and wife against Booker and ais. we shall sell at
public auction, on the premises on FRIDAY the
18TH day Of june 1868. at o'clock p. NJ II fair, II
not the first fair day thereafter that valuable real
estate located as above, of which Mrs. Julia Ann
FRAME TENEMENT on the north side of Grace
street. now occupied by Mr.. William G: Booker,
The foregoing property is located in a most de-
sirable part Of Grace street. and should: on that
account, attract the attention of capitalists aud
others. -s.Esly
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added. and title retained until all of the
purchase money is paid and a conveyance ordered
by the court. e,,,r -,
RICHARD n. CHRISTIAN,
10 q Commissioners.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctionser and Real Estate Aeen.
TTANDsOME AND ATTp Van,

HANDSOME AND ATTRACTIVE
Ii COUNTRY RESIDENCE. on TIE W. .E
MARkET- ROAD FOUR MILES BEf6Mm
RICHMONDs CALLED WESTON, FOR sSIMT
AT sAUCTION.-At the request OF M. wii,,L.IEs
Robinson, shall offer for sale at public aur,ia
on the premises, on TUESDAY the isth ssY ,o =,
TRY RESIDENCE' owned and occnnied Sv M.
located rs above adloinine the lands of Gem ,.
Turner and others. The tract contains sixty.fo5Sr
growth of the usual grain crops os would In,sa e
.nrst-rate market garden, and has recently hen
lined. TN, dwelling house IS large and conye.
and having been recently built Is In drstars,..
order. There are also all necessary out buildncS
and "a well OF excellent water In the yard and
good young orchard. - e'.-a
TERMS: one-third cash; balance at and !.
months for negotiable notes, with interest added
secured by a trust deed. The taxes of lsss To bs
WELLINGTON GoDD1N.
- Je ~ - ~. 20 Auctloneqr
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THE VALUABLE LOT OF THE ME-
5CHANICS, INSTITUTE ON THE WEST,
FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR LEASE AT AUG
TION.-Will be leased at auction flor five to ten
yearsI on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th June,
1888 at O, clock p NJ that truly valuable lot To-
Gated as above fronting CT feet running back about
$50 feet, more less. This lot Is so well and IA
vorably known that fuller description Is deemed
TERMS Liberal, to be announced az the time Of
leasing. 9.s5 w. GODDIN,
ie8 Auctioneer.
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BY Wellington Goddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

BEAUTIFUL LOT OF ELEVEN ACRES.
ID ON THE EAST SIDE OF BROOK TURN
PIKE. ONE MILE NORTH OE RIgHMoSp,l
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold az auc-
ton, on the premises. On FRIDAY the Eth June
1853 at O'Clock p. NJ, that truly beautiful L0T
and OAK GROVE located as above, containing
eleven acres bounded on the south by the property
Of Mr. Peter Lawson, on the north by the residence
OF Mr.. John Gordon. AS suburban residence or
q market garden this is, without doubt, the most
beautiful and attractive piece of real estate on the
market. The location and neighborhood Is equal
to any in Henrico. r So
r TERMS. One-third cash, balance at six and
twelve months, fornegotiable notes. interest added
se ie " : ''a'' 0e W. GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
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e - .srs - r. :
THE NoDAwAY WHIsKEY SPRING THE
editor of the st. Joseph (Missouri) Fia.di-
Gator gives the following account of . re-
cent visit to the whiskey spring discovered
in Nodaway county of that State. He
says: u:
ssAftera pleasant ride northward through
rich bottom lands, dense forests, lovely
roads (not in the best condition) splendid
farms, and nice undulating prairie, we
reached the quiet little village of Amazonia.
1t is a town of $50 or 400 inhabitants, has a
church or two, mill, blacksmith shop, q
store or two, and a couple Of saloons.
ssAftera little refreshment in Amazonia
we started out into the wilder region be-
tween that and NodawaY, in. Nodaway
county. Song, joke, bonmot, and anecdote,
enliyened the way. Here and there was a
bluff, a few rocks, q clump of trees, field
of corn, o cabin, a patch of vegetables !;
but on the whole it was o wild region, and
we admired it for its wild natural aspect.
rs g After we had gone some seven or eight
miles, we met with farmer fixing up q
broken fence near his cabin, and we inquired
Of him about the whiskey spring. He told
US it lay about mile and q half or two
miles from where we stood. He volunteered
to accompany US, and making room for him
in the leading buggy, made him our guide.
After about q half hours jogging over o
rough by-road we came to q small thread OF
a stream that we we're told emptied itself
into the Little NodaWay creek.
6 Our guide told us interesting incid
of the cattle, birds, &c., who drank of the
water, showing some dron evidences Of in
ebriety. After few minutes more we came
to q bluff trimmed with rocks, from the I'M
.terstices of which q dark yellowish liquid
was dripping into q small pool beneath,
which seemed to be the source Of the afore-
said stream. The water and sell had a
strong odor Of brandy, and taking up dip
perfall Of the liquid, ittasted and smelled
like diluted brand y imp egnated with bit
ters.. &.
30 We encamped under the shaae, and got
our chemical apparatus to work. 1t was
discovered that the liquid falling from the
Screyice contained thirty-two per cent. of
pure alcohol. The bitterness was caused
sby TIE soil and roots of the trees through
which it passed. The liquid in the pool did
not contain more than twenty percent. of
alcohol, and was not quite 80 bitter. Two
medical gentlemen we had with US expressed
their opinion that the liquid would be of
vast use in cases of ague, and took q few
bottles along for a test. When heated and
fixed up with sugar it had all the qualities
of good brandy punch, although a little too
bitter to suit our taste. -
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BY wellington Goddin.
5Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
TENEMENTs, ON. THE. VEST SIDE ll5, o =
THE TOLL-GATE.-By virtue ola deed OF tr t,ss
executed A. Tucker and e. H. 1sa7 % nIy
recorded in Henrico County Court, shall, IN exc
cution thereof and with the concurrence OF the
said grantors proceed 70 sell at public apction, On
1883 at O'Clock p NJ. IL fair Of not the first fair
day thereafter.) the TIVE LOTS. with the FRAMED
,TENEMENTS thereon, located as above, between
fhe tavern Of Mr.. Franck and the toll-gate, OF
which Joseph Tucker died seized, suitable Tor
nTERMs: one-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by a trust deed. ,,,-....,a
JED ANDREW JlNhlNS' irustee'
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DEM0VAL-~Dn. LITTLE has removed
III bis residanceto Is
III No. aas AlARsHALTs STREET,
between Second and Third streets,
aSessaeess may be len At NJ AGNER,S DRUG
STORE, corner Of Sixth and Broad streets.
s my Ss-im ]
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BY wellington Goddin, sssZ&E&
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
Il RESIDENCE, ON CHURCH HILL, AT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER. OF MARSHALL
AND TWENTY-THIRD STREETS.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to the subscriber by y.
G.. Turnkey. bearing date 18th October, 1851 duly
recorded in Henrico County Court, shall, In exc
cuton thereof, proceed to sell at public auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY the 18th Of June
1888 at O'Clock p. NJ, If fair, If not, the first fair
day thereafter that beautiful and attractive RESI-
DENCE located as above, containing ample &C
commodations for moderate-sized family. The
lot OH which 1t stands has front of 60 feet anu u
depth Of 100 feet.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet I am
authorized by the holder Of the debt secured there
by to say that he will accept one-fourth cash,
balance at six. twelve, and eighteen months, for
negotiable notes. Interest added, secured by trust
deed: FRANKLIN MATTHTE .,
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FUTURE DAY.
By Wellington Goddin,
) Real Estate Agent and Auctioueey.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF HANDSOME LOT
s. ON BROAD AND CAPITOL STREETS
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
Ey virtue or deed of trust executed TO the cub
scribcrs bearing date ION the z6t October, 1857,
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court, In
Deed Book No. IS, B, page 5as, we shall In execll-
tion thereof proceed to sell at public auction. on
the premises, on SATURDAY the 10th june, 1853,
at O'Clock p. II fair, IL NOT the next fair GAY
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed consisting or
that VALUABLE LOT located as above, fronting
~ feet on the south side Of Broad street running
back l3sA feet to Capitol street, on Tlncnit. mas
like front as on Broad street. 49, 81 4
Terms Cash bnt ft Is n1ore than probable that
arrangements win be made to- allow reasonable
credits. JAMES PLEASANTS,} err,,. etees
lie g WALTER ID. B1AfR.f A.1AN.le'NS>e.t.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE
LANGasTER. NEAR THE LOWER RAPPA-
executed to the undersigned and r. w. Elsome by
b. B. McKenny bearing date the 4th day of Sep
TENDER, 1885, and of record In the clerks ohce OF
WEDNESDAY, the 24th day ago Of june, isss if fair,
If not she az
QUARTER, lying In the county of LANCASTER.
AND SEVENTY-THREE ACRES AND FIF-
aSe are six
acres Of open land the remainder is well ia ken In
pine, oak, and chestnut. The pine Is such as is
on the shore from SO. so to 81 per cord No timber
or grain will have to be hauled more than two
miles TO- o and ana ba es
the farm, where Steamers plying between Frede-
ricksburg and Baltimore stop four times week.
The open land has been married, and viii produce
corn, wheat, rye, and oats. The various grasses
can be produced also by the assistance of fertil-
izers. The farm can be divided into four or five
wood land to each. Fish and oysters car, be got
ten with very little trouble.
The markets of Baltimore, philadelphia, Wash
sible, which make this farm much more valuable.
The buildings are ordinary, consisting of small
frame dwelling with five or SIX rooms, two barns.
houses.
Persons wishing to see the farm will be shown 1t
Selling as trustee, will convey such title as Is
vested in The terms Of the deed, cash Is re-
CURED though arrangements will be made for rea-
sonable credit. DID,. HARTSOOK, Trustee.
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SIXz ACRES OF
WOOD LAND, being the remainder of the Corro-
toman tract, conveyed to me In trust by Colonel
Albert Rust, of Arkansas. The timber on this
pieceof land Is very valuable, and is near naviga-
bic water.
TERMS :: AS above.
my 2o-Wst b. j. HARTsOoK, Trustee.
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r ARaEsr CATALOGUE SALE
TIL E s E 4 s ON.

p. BOWMAN, sAuctioneer and Commission
Merchant, 121l Main street. will offer for sale on
TUESDAY, june 10th the finest and largest assorf.
ment Of GOODS ever brought to this market, COM
: 800 500 cases Of BOOTS and Shoes for ladies' and
misses wear, (,
800 dozen fneiy4assorted HATS, -.
A large set OF READY-MADE CLoTHiNe
suitable for the season. -,
Also, agreat variety OF DRY GOODS, $500 -
GOODS. and many other articles too numerous to
mention. IS b ~.
The attention of our merchants is respectfully
invited to the sale as tine goods are al fresh and
reasonable, and win be sold without reserve.
TERMS Anything under 800, cash : for over vel
300 to $780, sixty days; above this amount ninety
days, with approved paper. Je ~
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DOR RENT, HANDSOME BRICK "A
IL DWELLING tfurnished) on Broad street LII
between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, contain-
ing twelve rooms, with all the modern improve,
meTts. and in nice order. VIII be rented furnished
or unfinished. Address post-ofice box eo7.
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IEFl,ss nEN1..

eEsUR RENT, that desirable DWELL he
I1NGs With kitchen and other cpnyeniences -
store corner OF Fras,iln and Fourth streets. For
terms. DC. apply on fhe premises 1e lo-lw~9
EOR RENT, the STUg COED BRICK Il
liz BUILDING No. iil2 Main street, form xe1
eriy occupied by the Planters National BANK vel
adapted TO business purposes, With DIV EELlN6
above. ~ . &
SEVERAL oFFTCEStn Planters National Bank
building very desirable for lawyers ana Others,
VIII, entrance on Twelfth street.
~ TsTfCK STORE-HOUSE. No., 1879 Main street,
adjoining MessrB. Styll q Davis, formerly Chris
.lIa lk Rtia aND ' .Hs1NDsoME TOBACCO FAC
TORY corner Twenty fourth and FraDklin streets,
nov occupied by Messrs a.. Vt. Taylor q Co.
64 LARGE BRICK STABLE 80 by H5 feet, on
Nineteenth street between Marshall and Clay, well
suited for a stemnfng or tobacco factory.
& 81 - y NJ "a. ~ LEE q GODDTN,
fSAo Vat, cfra
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer.
Office 1877 Main street.

= ! = ~ Z
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND
1J KITCHEN FURNITURE And PIANO 1MlsSo
FOX SALE AT AUCTION.-Iwil sell on F :! X
DAY MORNING. June Il. commencing Ut ~
occsk at the Of Wam and Es S
who is declining housekeeping, his HOUSEaOLD
FURNITURE, consisting in part OF
kosEWooDs cHAiRs,
WaINHT CHAIRS GA RI in green reps;
RosEWoop .TABLEs, marble tops;
sets CIR 5 s6 : 4 e BHRaooiTEILE WIN
DOW CURTAINS, lined with India
SILK sil KE EitR sisrl assIiNe1Nes and LACE
CURTAINS. TO MATCH,
ERE SHI6p aA,EIsl MIRR9ohkRi pETs
G1SE and WOOD CHAIRS
1 VERY TIN SAFE.
sn SUPERIOR &c 90 ookfNsssToVE nearly new;
TINWARE, etc.
ALSO,
GAS CHANDELIERS and BRACKETS.
ALSO,
FOR RENT, the HOUSE, which is very desi-
800 THOMAS w. KEEsEE,
je1o Auctioneer.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL PERSONAL PR0PERTY-SUCHA AS MAG
NIFICENT FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE.
&C.-As trustee in certain deed Of trust executed
Der, 1857. duly recorded in Henrico County Court,
/ shall, In execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction. at Marshfeld, the residence of Mr..
railroad, two miles north of Richmond on
THURSDAYthe 18th June. 1868, at II O'Clock a:
NJ If fair If not the first fair day thereafter that
portion of the property conveyed by the SAID oeed
not heretofore sold-viZ. -
Three HORSES,
One BUGGY,
Twenty head of CATTLE .,
All of the FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
And the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing the usual variety the greater part OF
which is OF the finest quality and of the most costly
character, and such as Is rarely offered at auc-
ton.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN o. STEGER,
10 10 49, Trustee.
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By A. Y. stokes & Co., Auctioneers.

by "A. L SGUktS % Co., AuctlonScAn % fsEs
A UCTIoN.--We will sell on WEDNEs-
-ADAY the 10th instant, at our store, comment
cling ct 10 'clock large and desirable STOCK Oh
GROCERIES. consisting In part of mo
rs hogsheads PORTO RICO and MUSCOfAlDL'o'
Z 40 hoasheads BACON. shoulders and sides;
100 bags RIO COFFEE.
~ 20 bags JAVA COFFEE,
100 barrels BROWN SUGAR, - 4
10 bags RICE, -
10 barrels SHAD,
20 barrels VINEGAR. s.lss
100 barrels HERRINGs,
50 boxes ADAMANTINEC CANDLES,
rs boxes SOAP,
Il 50 boxes CHEESE,
30 barrels SYRUP,
so bags CORKS. assorted sizes
3 20 kegs MULE SHOES, ~
is chests GINPOWDER TEA,
SO dozen BUCKETS
..fE 100 reans WRAPPING PAPEh,
Iron SAFE,
SEGARS.
- CHAMPAGNE WINES,
WOODENWARE, &C.,
10 boxes STARCH. ,.,.,-.,,
TERMs OF SALE For all sums over 300 thirty
DAYS time for approved negotiable paper.
80 - A. Y. STOKES CO.,
4es Auctioneers.
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ESOR RENT, the large, pleasant, and "a
II onvenientiy-arranged three and half IL
story BRICK RESIDENCE, situated on Cary be-
tween First and Second streets. containing ten
rooms, with gas and water through the house, and
large kitchen and stable well arranged all in fair
order. Apply to LYME O. BROTHER,
ia St i5t1e IL y 1890 Main street. Z
sEOR RENT, TW o DESIRABLE IA
I DWELLTNG-HOUSES, delightfully."- situ-E
ated on Grace street between Twenty fourth and
Twenty-fifth Apply to Mrs. ELIZA&L. VAN.
LEW, next door above. my 2l-lIn
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o. ~ REWARD. LOST, ANss)
5eDlU ENGLISH GREYHOUNDA
SLUT, ola brindled fawn-color collar marked
s Colonel Fl. "A. Dup ont battery F, Fifth United
States Artillery.'' So IS
The above reward will be paid at Camp VIII
Ihams, near Richmond, upon her delivery.
iaAQ II. j
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poSTPoNE3rENST.
The ahoys sale has been postronsd % W ,a!H'
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THO WOOD-GETTERS.- undersigned
wishes to contract for the delivery Of ONE
WOOD the wood to be delivered by or before the
list of September next, upon either the Richmond
and Petersburg or the Glover Hill railroad.
go : - Ss.e e. H. GILL. ~
nv 2I-1m Engineer and Superintendent.
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NfONEY LOST. SATURDAY MORN
iiHI ING, between the stores of Watkins, Cot
treli 81 Co. and Gordon & Cringan, a PACKAGE
dred and one hundred and fifty dollars. The finder
win be literally rewarded by leaving 1t with
! BURRESS & POWERS,
3 ie8-lM* corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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DUNKUM FARM FOR SALE.-ln
IL obedience to decree pronounced by the Cir
cult Court OF Albemarle on the 2sth OF May 1865,
Dunkum, &C., the undersigned commissioners
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, July Fl, 1865 or the next fair day, that
beautiful place known as the DUNkUM FARM.
This farm contains STAG acres lies five miles south
of charlottesville; has upon 1t line BRiCh Kiln
.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 fine state Of improvement !;
near to two railroads, schools and churches, and III
the midst of refined community. In short, IL pre-
sents unusual attractions to one seeking country
home. Es@ :! -
TERMS: Cash enough to defray expenses of
sale, balance In one, two, and three years bonds,
IT, and title withheld until purchase money Is all
paid. The title will be derived from the court and
r. T. w. DUKE,
lie 1oEWst Commissioners.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wll be
i Il sold on FRIDAY, June II, 1883, at 10 clock
a. NJ, in rear OF the store on Broad street near
Adams No.4 now occupied by d. N. Jones, the
following property-to wit,
-" TOBACCO SCREWS,
INVITING DESK,
3 CHAIRS,
STOVE and PIPE,
or SO much thereof as will satisfy distress war
rant In my hands In favor of ID. N. Jones ana
against Kimbrough & Jacksons
TERMS Cash.
je 1l3t w. r. TALL, ii. %. Y. rs.
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.NIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
lN have made application for the renewal of a
certificate of filthy SHARES OF STOCK OF
THE OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
WORKS COMPANY standing on the books Of
said company In the name Of e. A. Triplett.
Z my 13-W2n Fs,:sst e. A..HURXTHAL. =
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II OST, Fsomewhere between abroad and
III Twelfth streets and Clay and Foushee, on
Tuesday, an ODD-FELLOW'S APRON of the
Grand United Order. The finder will be libe-
rally rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
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LOST AND FOUND.

MAN ST.-.DANIEL Crimson, a
sIHI thick-set gingerbread colored man.. about
fifty years old left his home Saturday morning and
has not been heard of since. He is subject to fits
of arrangement Any information of him will be
gladly received by his wife, Ell "a Johnson at Mr..
lin streets. .. ss lie l0-2t
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.CPTRITB TURFEN Five barreIa
a. SpIRITH TURPENTINE daily expected az.
rect from tbs manufacturer for Saie by -. sS.
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ByP. Bowman, 81
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, III Main
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AGRICULTURAL.

s(lNE TRESHING Ne CHINE, made by
NJ III. III. Smith a Co.. and one RUSSELLis
REAPER NDsMOWER,Iin perfect order, used
but one season, for sale by TYLER &sSON, rs
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yXTANTED, "A MASTER JOE ARTS OF
wv THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA to
take the place of PRINCIPAL in one of the most
successful schools In this State. Liberal induce
ments will be offered to one well qualified to fill the
position. Address. with full. statement OF expe-
crience, =. PRINCIPAL box 162, Richmond, va.
=. In g,aod6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
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BY Grubbs a Williams. Auetioneess =.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleyent, st,eo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

YNTANTED, on my farm near town, a
wv WHITE MAN. to milk feed stock, and
make himself generally useful. No objection to
his having wife, If she is capable and willing to
cook wash. and iron for q small family. Apply
at 1909 Basin bank -co.-
4 lie 9-3tk - ,-54.ra9S.. w. A. ROBlNSON.