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THE CORRECTNESS
az THE OLD ADAGE, THAT THE
BEST IL THE CHEAPEST."
ay be proved by purchasing some q the very sureI
Electro-Plated Spoons and Forks

For sale by the undersigned. 40 a very small aIvauc- on cost
This Sar- g. Uftlr best quality made in England. aud has ID
o." e.-- failed o. give entire safI-iact.n O. purchases.
DGl % u. y LADD.
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IS--chr Aunr. 81 Hawaii
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t4--rhr Neftr Merrill, L-ulbsrt, 81 kautL
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a y CONSE2 ENCE OF THE DELAY IN
n setting up thv organ m Port street Church. the Sabbath
sryi-.-, t1rmurroE. 2i;a inst, vii be held i the Lecture
Rom t5sl 10 FER ORDER.
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j-a- y communication from col. Mum. u smith
% Washington. to nj cousin The District Justice e
kaula. b. crowded aut Tor want 81 space.
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AS1rtrEE TErNFsT-Paeihc Ito-e Company have
imported from New York a beautiful silver plated
speaking trumpet. Tor presentation To- second A.
ststant Engineer John y IlassinScr. who was
Nominated from their Company.
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WntEF BruptyG-1he st'Im pile driver J.. bu-iIy
employed driving Pile- for th~ wharf tD the west
ward % thu refinery. We arr informed that IL will
b. bulls out To- a point a. which fseuty-four feet n
water can D. found. -
r.- We notice by th~ G1.Rs that Col. p. :. Pratt
htF been appointed acfing Governor ~ oahu. dur
ing the temporary ahsrucr Of Gov. Dvmini-.
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FoH s,S Faszcf-eo-rer Comet, early n~vt week
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California. Oregon ana Nexica
steamship Co.'s
San Francisco and Honolulu Rent.

The Company.-s Splendid A ! S,e.uu.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-08

S,ruer institution yo,iare pos,tivelya score
Of wears behind the age !: IN the latter you
annear to me to expend much money, en-
ergy. and a sufficient amount Of water, to
effecfnn]ly extinguish yesuyius or drown u
thriving colony, to very little purpose:
I can get any mans letter by merely an-
plying for it. There is really no security,
whatever. For instance, letter arrived
here from my family, but / did not receive
1t until an individual whose. surname nap
pened to be the same as mine had had an
opportunity to read It. This, you must freely
admit. is bad enough. What would 1t have
been had the letter, instead Of being SIM
ple narrative of domestic matters, been the
disb,lrdenment of love-laden soul. How
unpleasant to feel that the tender eplthetss
meant for your eye alone may be devoured
by rapacious stranger. Why not adopt
the plan I'm operation in England, which
gives satisfaction to every class receiving
letters? WHY not do away with the dellve-
~ at the Office in toto, and make IL 1mpos..
sible for any one to receive letter except
from the hands of a responsible ana trus'-
worthy carrier. ,o,,t fvo
months, and during that time have VIII
mnssed several destructive fires. In each
case the property rescued by the Fire De-
narfment was comparatively nothing. Inc
bremen work hard, yet nothing is saved.
And why? Because no system is cailed ihIo
reo,Iisition-their energies are wasted IN
useless expenditure Of water. FOR every
house or premises burned IN London at
least fifty are saved. I was at the last Cary
street FIRE with friend, and never was the
inter useIessness of trying to put out fire
without some fundamental principle being
adhered to SO clearly demonstrated. Tons
and tons OF water were indiscriminately
flung about in all directions except the right
one. A fireman, in, 1 presume, mt OF en-
thusiastic zeal for the honor OF his Depart
ment, nearly drowned my friend, VINO was
trying to remove some properly from Sne
the officer supposed him light .0or he was
smokingl. or whether he had fears lest he
should ignite, have been unable to disco
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By wellington aoddin,
Auct!oneer and Real Estate A rent

TRUSTEEY SALE OF THAT yAI,rr.
on TIE NEW CENTRAL ROAD NEAR fTs
TnRSPIKE, ABOUT THREE AND AND aas H9I g
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHYoE1nL f
BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the s.r
scribar, bearing date on the l3th November fss9
duly recorded In Henrico county court In NJ
Book No. Sc, page 3d. we shall, in execntJnoe
thereof, and with the assent OF the debtor procad
to sell nc public auction, upon the premises ~.
TUESDAY. November ls, 1899, commencing AZ ~ Z
O. clock p. M. IL fair, II not, on the first fsir IA,
called "ENTERPRISE,'' and now occupied &C.,
Mr.. Thomas l.. peasants, containing 3s0i as,e.'
of which 1905 acres lie on the north and is5i ae,s
on the south side Of the said Central road n Mi,
be snb.di cided into lots of 20 10 100 acres each
corling TO n survey and plat thereof to be snen =,
the Office or the aGctioneer. The land Is admi,t
bly, suited for grass, and Is pronounced BY n.doa,
to be cuinently adapted 70 the grape culture
Whilst the orchard Is not very extensive &c con-
tains quantity Of very choice fruit Of seyersi
kinds, such as apples, peaches, pears, apricots
excellent. consisting Of o BRICK DWELLING.
HOUSE of ten rooms. comfortable Office in The
ward. good servants houses, stable &C. Posses
sion OF the land given in time TO seed fall crops
and full possession nc the end OF the year.
Persons disposed to invest In n small or Iarve
farm, are particularly invited to examine the pro.
BY consent of the party, the terms win be ope.
fourth cash; balance at four, eight, and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, interest added Sc.
cured by trust deed.
JIMEs PLEAS ANTS
rruq,a.a
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A TTRACTIVE ESTATE ON JAMES
n RIVER, VIRGINIA.-The above estate, To-
cofed in Henrco county. on the north bank OF
the James river. six miles below the CITY VI
Richmond, contains ONE THnuSAND
HUNDRED AND THIRTi-ElGHT AChEs.
About cleared ana araDle e 90 -,
marsh well dyked the remainder, about 2oo acres
In woods, very extensively thinned out during the
or the 900 acres Of cleared land, about 500 acres
are very superior for GRASS and WHEAT. anu
also excellent for CORN. being rich clay ioam
soil. About 100 acres borde1Ing on 1ne 6HS and
SMALL FRUITS; the remainder is OAI ana
CORN LAND of good quality, most OF winch,
having a clay subsoil, may be 1mproYed lor %ne''
and grass by deep blowing. or the marsh ialiu,
which IS very rich, about one-lnira naS Grc
corn or hay another third is In small bushes h.o
needs only to he cleared and ditched to MAKE IL ao
arabic the remaining third affords at All times m
excellent range for stock, particularly lot hogs,
for which purpose, indeed the whole MARSH Is au-
mlrable. r. -. l., . ,o,,d
The whole land lies in compact form IN az De en-
ing a river front of p miles, and direct shlpPng
to New York, BOSTON, or any port oeJ ,.Iant =,
nurcs hut should it be desired. the properly sup
plies means of getting stable and street manures
from Richmond ut little If any COST. ne nea,th-
fulness Of the estate is good. Inc uwelllnR Is Il
large English brick mansion OF TWO stories ;inoEG
basement. with four large rooms ana 4 VICE HI ii
on each floor. Ample farm and tenant buildings
In good condition of repair. ,u
The property Will be sold as %nole az ioH
price and on liberal terms or j Will be suodlvlGeu
to number of purchasers. 1t Is seldo1n SO Sa NJ,
able Il property, so well located Is thrown on 'he
'li'' N''' W. b. Robins. 1909 Main street.
nc 15-1awaw corner Tenth, Richmond. va.
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BvPainc & Co., Auctionccrs.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF THE EAGLE
"A MACHINE WORKS.-By virtue OF an order
OF the United States district court for the dis,
trict of Virginia. will sell. as assignee OF hahi
4 Rahm, bankrupts on MEnSEsDb;na VIZ Sr1
corner Canal and nth streets, IN the city OF Rich
n!Ond. all of the MACHINERY, TOOLS FIN
TURES, &c., belonging TO said machine WORKS.
f Gmc io.J4 p FL POWER STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER, LINE SHAFTlNG,
PULLEYS, HANGERS, and BEhTIHG;
One MCKENZIE CUPOLA and Or B j, eH
One small CUPOLA and BL Asst PIPE,
one large FOUNDRY CRANE, ,,o,,, o,,,.>,s
TOOLS, FLASK, LIABLE, and CORE OVENS,
pUN sSr Isle sIIiE!NEs, ROLLER and other TOOLS,
One iC SrT p5lI5ISHXST PRESSURE BLOWER,
ANVIL and TOOLS for blacksmith-shop,
Large stock Of PATTERNS for machinery anu
One i'i InrSe BoFSiNG and TURNING MILL,
one GRAY WOOD PLANNING MACHINE, "a
One I 1E2y PEASFSSGG MAcH1SE
ENGINE LATHES,
WOOD TURNING-LATHES,
POWER DRILLS,
BOLT CUTTER.
CARPENTER BENCHES, ,,.
one ST CITING MACHINE, nearly completed
One s-horsc POWER ENGINE, nearly COM
nofhL 4JESIRe and WROUGHT IRON.
B0iLER WORKS. FLuEs. and GAS PIPES,
CASTINGS and SPRINGS for steam engines ana
saw-Iniils,
GRINDSTONES,
ViSES and VISE-BENCHES. &C., &c.:
the whole embracing a complete outfit for conduct
ing the foundry and machine business.
WILL BE SOLD
at the same time the balance OF the l SEAflhED
RICHARD F.~WALKER, Assignee:
PAINE Il Co., Aucti0neers. no .
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BY Grubbs & Williams, AnctioneeFs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

THE VERY BEAUTIFUL ESTATE
UPPER JAMES RIVER THIRTY-SIX MILES
LBY THE CANALlAB0HTE R!Ci Ii rGS2S CSfc
MILL. TOGETHER WITH STOCK, CROPS,
IMPL ESIENTS, &C, FOR SALE AT AUCTloS.
by request of the owner whose business In thl ,,
upon the premises on TUESDAY, 18th Nore y
Der, at Il O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE EsIAin
above referred TO, living In Goochland county; ~
embraces about ONE HuSDRIED As R,s sL'h low
grounds, -FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF superior sii.lr
highlands cleared and In cul!iyation ana IMmEs
HUNDRED AND SEYENTf-SlA AChES W
woods, with some fine timber; ,,u,pYY,Sc
The improvements are BRICK DWELLiNG,
beautifully situated and In good repair. Wlaa saA
large and two small rooms, anc out-nouses saSh ~
are usu.l on estate WORKING twebt na.
including large, new corn-honsc and ave TOBACCO
| barns. copr <trII With TWO nair OF
stones, and SAW-MlLL Win ma, slln s.na1 The
mill yields abou. 81 200 to 81 500 per annem IN soiS
| THIS farm, judiciously mauaged, IN CONNECTION
with the mill, could be mace very prohlaD,e, a'a
| II offers many Inducements 10 those seeking
| pleasant establishment In the country.
| After the sale OF the land we Will sell the
CROPS of all kinds, including about zee barrels o.
] corn the stock OF HORSES. MULES, COVE
| two YOKE OF OXEN, SHEEP, and HOGS IA aiS 9
the PLANTATION MACHINERY and lMp NIL, ~
| MESTS, embracing the usual variety. n crop %
| WHEAT has been seeded. ,,,.a
| TERMS For the land. onc-tifrd cash haisS iii
ut one and two years for nesotiabie aotes, ~
interest added, secured by trust afSs is a msdc
known ut the sale. Persons wishing 70 ntet ~, IN
/ sale may 90 by the packet which leaves the city on
MONDAY the 18TH November at o'clock, anu
return the next e'en CLUBS & WILLIAMS
Auctioaeers.
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snnToy sALEs...Tnis Day.
By Thomas ". Reese, Auctfoueer'
No. 1917 Main street.

DIANos. FURNITURE, BoQhaSS' ;. INV nv
AT AUCTION.-Iw will sell THE ~ hI,o, p an as,
auction-house, commencing ~ r AZ SSrITTTRE' pr
sortment of HOUSEHOLD FU rs NJ az
ANUS, BOOKS, &C., consisting SlnrWp .6f
One superior seven-octave RooE" W.
o,,o snneTsor seyen-octave upright WALn ,so,, .
oh1r sSE PIANO, nearly new, mnde IN Lon L9nu t,rn
YET MaI NIT PARLOR SUIT of one Soia, Two 70
oni large Arm-Chairs and four small olaif'' ~
or mait AIRM-tHAIR In green reps.
Ia IA IN wv GARD and other TABLES,. or,
MMaaHr0GANY SECRETARY and BOO ST sITt
MMaaHoGhNY, ROSEWOOD, and SIAlNED
s,,n %hEP MhhoaiNY s1DEBoARD, with mar
v. M9 OK SY sIDEBOARD and CH1S a AZ
WI - T NIT and STAINED SIDEBOARDS,
MWAH6GANY and OAK EXTENSION DlNlN"-
FEA IAaEkksB BEDS, MATTRESSES, and BED
oRf SHsAgSSsAD1Es , LOUNGES and WASH
az ia, NdDSSfTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE,
SSmu e VIZ kSrs, DESKS. and COUNTER,
IIpoN mAT-RACK. CARPETS. and nIGS,
P,ARLOR and STORE STOVES, slkA"-ooA
GOLD WATCH and CHAIN.
ALSO,
. largo assortment OF RARE and VALUABLE
BOOKS, PICTURES. &C; n11rrp GET ~
One handsome DECORATED DlNNEH De "
ol' LUZ THOMAS W. KEESEE,
Auctioneer.
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!. .-cT7or saI1Es...rusure Days.
81 Richardson's. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionerrs,
y ,1I3 Main street.

rr,p1rsTEF,s SALE OF THAT YALU-
sRfE FARM KNOWN A GREEN niEn,
now PLANTATIONS, ON THE kiC It ne y y
AND YORK RIVER RAILROhD;, nnr ngH !. =
MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF w tSn nm
dsrs,nned. the first by John 81. Gleason ana MaIy
F. his wife to James A. Richardson, bearing d.e
on the 2eth day Of April, 1869; the second oVp b
n Gleason 10 f. b. Sewburn, bearing date on liis
sh day OF June, 1902 both diiy ON M e
dsd we shall proceed TO sell thaying been rcspec-
lively renuesed by the bencfctarieS tnerg ,etI
curedI. MT public auction, on THURSDAl sne toe
dny OF November, 1909, ut II O'Clock NJ. III ~
the Henrco County courthouse Oh, dsscribed In
o. id deeds as folows-to wit, All that 10, VI
LAND lying and being In the county 81 rnyISGS
State or Virginia, with all the BGiGpII.EETEssS
IIPROyEMENTS, and APPURTEN,ArNs.GSIEtIS;
tssrnetTG R SeG1FFYRgN AND
CREs more or less and known rs the GREEN
MEADOW PLANTATION, bounded as follows
TO wit, On the north by the Chickahominy river
the east by the lands lofer H~s sont bv the
lands of william o. George and George d. SaTage
ON the west by Martha Allen; being the same real
| estate conveyed to the said John IL. Gleason by
| deed from G. W. l.. and +. Gatewood ana wives e.
bearing date July %, 1868 ana duly recofaco III
| Deed Book s., page u. -,
TERMS Cash for so much as may be necessary
to defay the expenses of executing the trusts spe
Gifted In the two deeds Of trust and for the sum
ss4s, with Interest from the Goth day oil AususI;
1859 until paid which said sum Is secured by tne
frst-named deed Of trust, and also for Inc sum 81
1906 90 with interest from the 18th day OF August,
1869 until paid, which said sum Is secured pf tue
st-named deed Of trust; and as TO thc RESIDUE,
upon such terms Us may be announced at the time
u viz j. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
NOS EDWARD =. NEWBURN, TrusIce.
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ByLee & Goddin. Auctionecrs,
No. llI3 Main street.
rt,RIISTEEs SALE OF FARM IN HAl

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN HAN
i OVER COUNTY. On THE =, K < LEAP "a ;,
CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED ACRES, AT
AUCTIoSBy virtue Of the provisions Of , cee
.execmted to me, duly recorded in the office OF the
clerk Of Hanover county court IN deed sSsk
said deed so to do viii sell at public auction,
the premises on MONDAY. 18TH Noye en- 10 lsos
deed, as follows .tAl that tract of land lying In
the county Of Hanover, upon the road leading from
the city of Richmond to Old Church In the county
of Hanover, and about eleven miles from the said
city. which tract of land contains TWO hun
DRIED ACRES, be the same more or less; and Is
the same tract OF land of which the late Thomas
q. Dunn died seized. 1t adjoins the lands Of VIII
liam Boshcr, Henry Tolly. and William Gibson,
and the lands belonging to the estate of John King,
deceased
FRAME DWELLING and the usual out-build-
ings. Half Of the land Is In cultivation. and the
remainder in original forest Of oak and pine.
TERMS At sale. ,,o>-
L II FkCUO salesman, nos
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By Lee & GOddin, Auctioneers,
No, llI3 Main street.

rVRIJSTEE'S SALE OF FRAN z
RTJLDINGs ON BROAD STREET, NEAR
JAIL NLLEY, ON LEksEHOLD, AND ALSO
IEASEHOLD INTEREST IN LAND. UPON
WHICH THEY ARE ERECTED. AT AUG
TIOS ,-Bv virtue OF a certain deed of trust exc
cnted to me, bearing date 9th September, 1888, of
record in the clerks office of Richmond Hastings
Court, In deed book 81. b, page $50 Will proceed
Novemb her 1860, at O'Clock z. NJ, being so d.
rected to do by the beneficiary therein secured.
the UNENPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF that
certain LOT OF LAND fronting q feet on Broad
street. and extending back about 1870 feet to Jail
alley, together with the BUILDINGS thereon.
Also. the LEASEHOLD and BUILDINGS on the
LOT adjoining fronting 10 feet on said Broad street,
and extending back $50 feet.
TERMS At sale.
P. W. GRUBBS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. D. EAcHo, Salesman.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ELK HILL AND A PART OF ELK
Ia ISLAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION This
noted estate will be sold at auction by the retess
premises, on SATURDAY the 18th day Of S3vcrl-
ber 1862 at IL O'Clock NJ. Ii Is situated on James
river In Goochland county. fiftY-One miles ABOVE
Richmond by the canal and embraces l. soof acres,
consisting of 261 acres Of the lower part of Elm
ISLAND, acres of river lGw-grounds, 3osi ARES
Of upland cleared and In cultivation, ana ea acieo
of upland In woods.
The islond is alluvial soil Of lneXhaustible ier-
tility and has always been regarded as beihg Tic
most productive land on the river, yielding bct'iH
In corn. wheat, tobacco, and grass. About r lou
acres of It Is now well sGdded with timothy The
upland is Of the hest quality }a EHsr far it.
superior character. The woods VIII suulce loI ~
the purposes of The estate. bridge spanning tDe
canal connects the upland with the low-erounhs.
and from the latter across the river extends 4 line
Of substantial stone piers and abntmentS ior
bridge connecting the wgrounds With the isann;
The superstructurc was burnt Few years ago, ous
could be replaced at small outlay.
The buildings are Of The most expensive anu
complete charaGtey embrSGihs dsne eTen
large and airy rooms, wi verandahs and poresns'
extending nearly around. II is arranged ana nii-
ished in the best manner. and In all It's appoint
mens Is all that could be desired. " Is situated on
An eminence near the canal. and oyerloohs lhnu-
scape Of rare beauty and extent The grsunos eur
brace FIVE ACRES, well tur:ed and shaded. Near
by Is the garden sloping southwark TO Inc cau.i,
terraced and under-drained and stocked wiz
choice fruits ana MOVERS. Inc Out-HohSc' o..
farm buildings are mostly Of brick. extensive IN
number andyaricty, and arranged IN the BEST uiau'
ner for the operations Of such an cstlte. .
Considering the great fertility Of the soil the e1,
cellence of the Improvements. the hehithinihesss
and beauty Of its situation, the refined socie,y o,
the neighborhood and the facilities for rhchp
transportation afforded by the canal. which h9"s
through the property. we feel Justified IN snylhk
that few estates in Virginia offer equal induce,
ments. To be fully appreciated, however, II muss
be seen. :,
TERMS OF SALE Onc-fourtl cash; balance ~
one two and three wears bearing interest paya.
BILE semi -apDually, and secured by deed "f trust
Persons wishing to attend the sale may go by ibe
packet which leaves the city on Friday. l?th 70
yembcr, at S Z. NJ, reaching Elk Hill nj 4: NJ
next Misunderstanding from there on the ailef
noon Of the same day.
oc 2s-Noyo, SIS, l0,ll.l2 AUcttoneers.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, lib Main street.

yy,RUSTEES SALE OF BRICK STORE
EROoK AVENUE AND CLAY STREET AT
bUCTION..On WEDNESDAY, 10th November
next ut 4 O'Clock p. NJ, we will proceed to sell,
under the provisions Of trust deed from Joseph
Volaskf and wife. default having been made there
in. that valuable BRICK STORE AND VEIL
INC located as above described and now 10 inc
occupancy of the said Volaski. The lot has
front on Clay street OF 81 ll-l2 feet, also on
Brook avenue about the same.
This Is an excellent business STAND, anG mas peeh
used us such Tor years past.
TERMS One-inurth cash residue nto, Il, ana l.
months for negotiable notes, interest added ana
WILLIAM PFE1FFER,
CHRISTIAN UNCkEL,
JOHN LAUER,
Trustees for Germania Building society.
Sale conducted By LEE GoDDtS, Arctioheers'
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BY Edward B. Newburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 1915 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE ON
Y THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND FOURTH STREETS FOR SALE AT
AuCTIOE.-At the request of Charles W. Pur-
cell. ESD, shall offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 9th day Of No
vember, 1859, at o'clock P. NJ, that very desira
HE RESIDENCE now in the occupancy OF Rev.
Charles MinnIycrode. 1t contains about eleven
rooms, with ample servants accommodations,
out-houses, stable, &c. The dwelling has a front
an alley II feet wide. The nelghborhood and loca-
ton Is considered very desirable.
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by 4 trust deed.
EDWARD d. NEWBURS,
MO- Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
A SALE OF 4 BRICK RESIDENCE, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETW ZEN
ADAMS AND JEFFERSON STkEETS.-n exc
cuti0n of the provisions of Il deed Of trust from
William 5. Blank to me as trustee, dated 3Oth ia
n,larv, 1856, and recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court Office, and pursuant to decree entered by
the Hastings Court of The city Of Richmond on a
therein depending Of Howard, trustee, against
Bath and others, wiz sell At auction upon ~ the
o'clock p. NJ If fair. II not. then on the first fair
DAY thereafter, At the same hour, the ,p properly t
and now occupied by Mr.. Claiborne Barksdiie;
The dwelling contains SIX large ana one ,t I III
rooms Water and gas on the premises. The lot
is IS by l53 feet to IN alley 25 feet vide. c,
TIIETERMS, as prescribed thy the deed are suiil-
cent in cash to pay the balance due on the debt Sc
cured now about 81 ,SOO) and also the expenses OF
sale the residue to he payable at such time as the
personal representative of said Blank may drect.
Trustee and Special Commissioners.
GRIgBS Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. no d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-08
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


A SHIELD, A VALUABLE FARM
a OF SIX aU&RREEDI, APP . o SFEEST 1Tx
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AND WITHIN
ONE NILE OF FAIR Q ,onS, S pIA,rp IN
ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN:-on TUES
DAY the 9th day OF November, at y O'Clock NJ,
we will SELL upon the premises the anosSnsmea
nr- + r. Garnet snd others. There are about $50
acres Of low-grounds, very rich S1S acres Of
cleared high land, of good quality, and lying well;
and $50 acres in woods, embracing considerable
quantity of fine timber. The Improvements con-
ssist of LARGE BRICK DWELLING tsome-
what out Of repair) with ten rooms, besides the
usual out-buildings; also, about zoo FRUIT trees.
The house has Il pretty situation, and Is sur
rounded by lawn shaded with q variety OF line
trees principally eyergreens.
Near the railroad, and in n handsome grove. al
forcing beautiful building site, there Is a very
bold spring. u,o,, - -,
hest In the neighborhood Is noted for It's heathiul-
ness and being near the city should attract the al
tention of those seeking good land In this vicinity.
II will be sold as whole or sub-divided, as may
be desired by bidders.
tbe time of sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc o. q 20 Noy2a45s,s9 Auctioneers.