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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-06
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioreer and Real Estate agent.

TT7RUSTEES' SALE OF THAT VALUA-
Z PROPERTY in rnWEsTAFT TOITN-
TY KNOWN AS THE FUGTENOT SPRIEGS.
By virtue or a deed Of trust executed to tho sub
scrihers ny the cxeru ors Of the late 4. :. WOOL
bridge deceased. bearing date Slst or October,
1867 duly recorded In The POwhatAn county court,
we shall in execution thereof proceed to sell Mt
public auction. at the Office of Wellington God
din. real estate aucti0lecr, conner OF E2nk
and Eleventh streets. ut J2 o'clock VI. on TUk s.
DAY the 9th dsy of March. 1850 the real estste
conveyed by said deed, consisting Of hat valuable
property known as the HUGuh NDT Specimen
containing q u" = y y y x 2 AND F1ETf
ACRES of which about one hundred acres a'c
open land; the balance IN origina! growth Of oak
and pine, embracing some fine timber. The
buildings are very Turnercu'. consist Of large
hotel and 3 number Of handsome cottages, which
cost originally from a37 onn to 40 roo. Resides,
the mineral waters are held in hi2h repue by those
accumulated with them. In I'D iittnn. as by recent
geological surveys there Il no reason to doubt
that valuable beds Of coal exist on The land
For further description OF thi: valuable pro
perry reference Is made 10 nr. J. J. N0remGn's
edition of the 'Nirginia Spring." page 285 The
attention OF northern capitalists is particularly
called to this sale.
TERMS : Enough in cash t. defrar the EXPENSES
of executing this trust and to pay II the debts &C.
cur-d nv the said deed. a;nCu1tinC 10 =, 700 "ih
ouch interest may have accrued thereon; ard
as the residue thereof on sncN terms rs the said
executors shall II :hc hour Of sale make known.
JOEL i. WATKINS, 1,-re.o.,
JAS. pIFiShE'ri. (''"''''''
p. SIT IS probable that Oh the day Of s7la the
creditors may extend some credit On Their debts.
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by wellington aoddin,
Auctinnecr and Zeal Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Z LOT ON THE WEST LINE OF FIFTH
NEAR TO BAKER STREET.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust executCd to the subscriber bc Mr. a..
w. Beal and wife. bearing date nth of May, lSes
duly recorded in RGchmand Hastings Court, L
lie anction on the premises. on MONDAY the 9th
Of March 1899 at al'-past 4 O'Clock p. NJ. Il
fair. If E3t, the st fair day thereafter, tie LOT
lot located as above. row IN The occupancy Of said
George ". Bcal, fronting 30 feet, running back
I22 feet to An alley. he house contains three
rooms and Is suitable for small family.
TERMS Enough In cash to derray expenses OF
sale Sud to pay or I note OF ts25 ard as TO any
residue thereof, on such terms rs shall! be ma lie
known a. the hour Of sale.
mhs WILLIAM BEAL, Trustee.
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By " eIIlnT1On HUVuIH,
Sucticneer and Real Estate agent.
ssIGNEps AND TRUSTEES SALE

A ssIGNEEs AND TRUSTEES SALE
II OK PEAIt ESTATE IL THE CITY OF
RlUUMOHp.-By order Of the United Ststcs Dis
trict Cont r the istrct Of Virginia, in the RI at
ter of e. r. Townsend bankrupt. we Will sell 81
public auction as Whole. or divided, - may be
deemed best at The hour or sale-In the premises,
on TUESDAY, 9th of March, 1850, 1T y o'clock (.
NJ II fair, If not the next fir day. that yaluab c
lot OF LAND with the large BECK AND
WOODEN DWELLING, &c. thereon. in the o.
cunancy of said Townsend. and fronting on the
east side of College street, between Broad and
.tsrslall streets, hundred feet six inches. and
running back within parallel lines one hundred
ard thirty. four feet to Larayet' c avenue.
TERMS: Gre-thrd cash f: balance as six aud
twelve months for negotiable notes Interest added,
and title retained. -
&ND'W RUTHEEGLEG, Assignee,
JAMES L. hPPt hSC&, Trustee
j. L. APE IN son. EAlesman. &c 20
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=. on,o MvRpxRrn CAUenr-RErvnS

Az ONO MURDERER CAUGTT-RETuRN
az run CR1MYSAL.--In January 1868 q
yoman named Rose Duncan was living
with a man named Alexander Rogers alias
James Gray in the city Of Chitlieothe,
Ohio. The parties we're not married, ana
it is asserted that the woman supported the
mar. by the wages Of her own prostitution.
The pair lived as such people generally
live, While she could give her fancy
mani plenty of money he was IN good
humor. but when she could not obtain
money to support him in criminal psuper-
ism he abused her fearfully. With that
stranee taste which ia observable in aban-
doned, women, she chung to her man in spite
of kicks and cuffs, seeming to think them
an unavoidable pecessity.
THIS state Of affairs continued for some
time, the woman becoming more deoased
with abuse and vice, and the man more ex-
acting in his demands. Their quarrels
were FREQUENT: sometimes the neighbors
and sometimes The police interfered but
sho always returned to her brutal asso-
ciate. AT last, one cold, stormy night in
January of last year, when winters chilly
blasts we're bowling, this shameless pen
sioner followed up demand for money
with abuse, which provoked resistance
from the woman, and, in the melee which
ensued, he knocked her down and smashed
in her skull with his heels. The next
morning she was found dead, but her para
mour had disappeared.
Descriptions OF him were sent all over the
country, but no trace was discovered until
recently. Our marshal got description by
mail, and has been trying to find the man
ever since. A short time ago man Was
found answering the description very
nearly. He was Swallowed, an officer being
on his track continually after suspicion was
excited. He was boarding at the Pennsyl--
Ysnia House, and last week was arrested
there by Deputy Marshal Roberts. The
latter escorted him out to the prairie
west Of the city, where the prisoner
demanded the cause of his arrest.
Up TO this time he had manifested
no concern, but when Mr.. Roberts an-
swered, "Alexander Rogers, arrest you for
the murder of Rose Duncan at Chillicothe,
Ohio, in January 1865" his assurance dis
appeared, and he staggered like drunken
man. He was then conveyed to the mar
shal's office, where he was examined. The
description said ne was blind of the right
eye, but to al appearances both eyes were
good. he was taken to corner near o
window, within foot Of large painted
card, and the marshal suddenly covered
his left eye and asked him to read it but
he made no attempt, saying he could not
see it with both eyes.
This assured the officers that he was the
man, and he was Immediately conveyed to
cell. Here he remained until yesterday,
when the marshal started with his hand
cuffed prisoner to Chillicothe, Ohio, where
he will be turned over to the proper au-
thorities to be tried for his crime.
Thus ends this wicked mans attempt to
fee from ever-pursuing justice. Wherever
he went, on the plains, in the mountains,
in cities, or in forests, description has
followed him until he was arrested here
Leauenuorth Times and Conservative, Feb
ruary rs.
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BY Lyme u Brother
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
1889 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
Y UhIMPR0VED PROPERTY: ON THE
EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-FlF1H BGIWE ZEN
CHUECH HILL, FOR SALE at AUCTION
VIII be sold at public auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY the sth day OF March. 1899, 1T half
past O. clock z. N that very desirable and adj
mrably located L II re EST OR BRICK
DWELLING located as above de3cribed now IN
the occupancy Of Mrs. Mary z. Jones, contain
ing six r. oms. clio. cts kitchen, &c. in nice re-
pair The lot fronts on the eastside OF Twenty
nfth street 80 by 10 feet.
Immediately after same. will be sold s beautiful
BUILDINa LOT adjoining the above, fronting
30 by lilo feet.
TERMS One-third cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
LYME & BROTHER,
NH huctioreer5.
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BY Lee L Godd!n, AuctloEeers,
No. III Main street.

r ARGE AND VALUABLE DISTIL-
LERY. WITH kLL nF IT6 IMPROVED
MACHINERY, ERECTEDIN TIE PAST TWO
YEARS. At ROCKETIS, on JAMES RlEER,
FOR SALE At kUCTION.-on IT, URsDAY the
25th or March, 1859 1T - O'Clock 7. NJ. on Tn.
premises We will sell at public anction that large
and valuable pIATtLLERY located near Rock
etts, together with all Of lis improved machinery.
erected within the past two years By Mtssrs. styl
& Davis
The distlllery is IN perfect working order with a
could be made at q small cost to produce double
this quantity.
he III achinery Il very massive, and everything
about the establishment Of the best material and
workmanship, the erection of the same having
been supervised By practical disttleT OF forty
to make iI the best dls.ilery in this country of its
size. Il he piping IS all copper.
An abuntan. supply OF water Is obtained on the
premises pumped from four wells by a donkey en-
CINE, and its temperature In midsummer Is fifty
eight degrees.
attached to the disillery is MILL with two
pairs Of French burr milIstones a feet In diane.
ter with capacity to grind 500 bushels Of grain per
day. Also q BRICK BONDED WAREHOUSE
capable Of storing 500 barrels OF whiskey. Also
PENS In arst.rate order TO accommodate Loco
hogs.
yards OF the steamboat wharYes at Rockets, on
James river, has facilities for receiving grain and
shipping It's products unsurpassed, and at cost
The premises, with FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
are on LEASE hold and two years and half are un.
expired, with the privilege OF renewal OF lease on
TERMS Liberal, and viii be announced at sale
IA. LEE l. GUDDI.,
NH ATuTh&St30td Auctiopeers.
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gEAG. ESTATE AGENTS.

T AND NOTICES. B. SCOTT, ESQ, an
4 4 influential and Successful farmer Of the
county If Prince Edward, is now Ia the clsy Tor
the next Two days, when lie proposes TO take l.
tour north IN search or land buyers He styles
himself irAvailng agent to sell and buy lands at
three per ccat. Il sale lie made no sale charge.
Mr.. Scott Is associated with az FngNishuRn who
has recently settled in hts neigbb0rncod and
through whom lie has said more land Than any
o.Gcr person In Prince Edward. Ar. Scott further
states that IL has nov 81 his Ill posal some forty
farms, as good ia can be found In tie counties CT
Prince Edward, iuHAnburS, charlotte. ana MOTTO
way Ia which c0uG;i he proposes first to operae.
Address Green Hay, Richmond and iIanvii!e rail-
road, or Mir. y. 3. GRAIL :, AlcAmonL Va.
Ta 23-2wS
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By Grabbs & Williams, Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A B RI G K
4 DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NAR OF CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS AT
AUUTION.-By virtue Of a coed OF trust execute
by Dudley Gilman TO the subscriber, dated sn,h or
October. 1881. and recorded IN Richmond Hastings
Court ONCE teine thereto required by the holder
OF the notes occurred. viii sell ut auction. upon
the premises. on THURSDAY, March 9Th, At half
past O'Clock P. NJ, If fair, II not, then on The
next fair day thereafter at the same hour, the
BECK DWELLIh G. and LOT situated IS above.
It Is nearly new, and has six rooms. The lot is
& by lt0 feet 10 Il alley ten feet wide.
TERMS Sufficient IN cash to pay the balance OF
the debt secured, with expenses of sale-say about
SEQ the balance upon terms to be made known at
the time OF ale. Arrangements NAV be made to
give better terns or which notice will be given ct
the hour or sale. p. w. GRuBBS, Trustee.
GRUBBs l. WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, March 10TH
mh5 p. W. G., Trustee,
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BY wellington Goddin,
AnctInneer and Zeal Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT IN THE SOUTH SIDE OF CATSa,
FINE STREET NEAR TO N q MO Rn
STREET.-Ry virtue Of 8. deed or Trust exccu go
to The subgrr ber bearing date 18th December l5ts
dnly recorded In Richmond Musings Court In
Feel Book No. ST. page 5!5 Shall N execution
there Of proceed to sell at public. ancfiou on the
premises on MONDAY the 9Th OF March, 1902 at
O'Clock r. III, If fair II not, the hrs' ialr day
hereafter the REAL, ESTATE located as alb we,
fronting 81. feet running back 1to feet TO an alley
feet wide, having thereon q comfortable frame
tenement. ....
sale and 10 discharge negotiable note for s675,
and the residue Of the proceeds Of sale on such
NH w. GOUDIN, Trustee.
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By Wellington Godain,
uctfonepr and Real Estate Spnr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
y AND LOT NEAR HOLLYWOOD GENE
Terry, IT THE CORNEE OF L. ERE! AND
SpafNG ST&rETS.-pv virtue Of n decree Of
The ClrcuIt Court Of Richmond pronounced on the
Wade &C.. We shall rs the C0Inmss toner's there-
by appointed pr cet 10 sell at ublic auction. on
the Drt ms SEES or SATURDAY, the 18Th If Mtrcll.
1860 vt 1 O'Clock L. NJ. the HOUSE and I.iir Of
which Thomas A. Wade died seized. fronting Sd
feet the west line Of Laurel street, running bAck
IN the sHnh side Of Spring stree. 40 feet sire
50 :.et wide.
TERMS 4: Cne-fourh cash; balance ut six,
twelve ard eighteen months for negotiable notes,
Interest added. and title retained III sl The pur-
chase moarJ is paid AID L Conveyance ordered BY
III. Court RAyBERr II. HUWi=UE,
J. II. SANDS,
mh3 Commissioners.
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gyLee & Goddin, Auctioneefs,
no, lll7 Main street.
TWO PRETTY BUILDING LOTS,

Fs,Wo PRETTY BUILDING LOTS, ON
WV sTPEET, BETWEEN LOTS Nos.
SAND 30. IN PAGE. BROWN. AND GAM;
BLg,sPLnN.r ApJnINING BRUgE'S tOAP
FACTORY AND OPPOSITE. THE W0Rh
aHSPS on THE CHESAPEAKE IND OHIO
r. H.ROAD COMPANY, FOR SALE ct AUG
TON. -, NOW
The lots described above will be sold on M.lM'
DAY. 9Th Instant IN the premises at n'clock r.
M Each have front on Valley street cf 70 iest,
and extend hack rs feet TO street 80 feet wide
thus giving two fronts. ,,
TERMS /: At sale. LEE HO,?'iS,
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AUCTION I,,lE SALES.
"a 80 TUTUEE DAY. 1 So
Ls. .
6 By Lynssa Brother, Gf
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Aas Main street. II .sa
VTERY DESIRABLE AND ADMIRA


vTERY DESIRABLE AND ADMIRA-
BI,Y-LOeaTEDlPRIv RESIDENCE,
ON The SOUTH SIDE, OF MARSHALL BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND ADAMs STREETS,
public auction y on the premises, on THUR
Day the 1ith day, OF March, 1859 at ha:f past 4
O'Clock 2. H.. that desirable and attractive
FAMILY RESIDENCE located as above. de-
tcrI5ed. The improvements consistof TWO
STONY BHICK DWhLLlNG, Win basement ss.'I,'l.
containing seven rooms, with sas.tixtures tGToiEn-
and water in the yard. The LOT fronts on the
south side CT Marshall street tye 1.-TWO ieet,
a 90 f1st 10 vide paved alley. The entire premises
are in thorough repair. and at present occupied
nv good fenan. at 8 fair rent. u Is seldom snch
yaIusbie property Is offered publicly, and paIth :
wi hing 10 invest or 70 secure a desirnble Iamhy
residence would do well to attend the sal
Terms: One-hird cash balance ~ TOUT, elRhs
and twelve months for Negotiable notes, latefeat
ado cd scared by q trust deed.
mhs;,. LYME d. BROTHER, Aactoneefs.
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49,. ... BY wellington Godd!n.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.


T7RUsTEES' SALE OF LOT, AND
BRICK STABLE THEREON, on TIL 2
SOUTH SIDE OF. BROAD BETWREN Fgu.
seHEF AND Adams STRFETS.-Under deed OF
trust dated Nav Is. 1852 from John @. Woodson
and wife. and Randolph T. WoGdson and vile 10 10
John G.. Williams AMI Eaton Nance trustees, ~
in Richmond Musings Court we shall! sell at pub
lie a. cHon, on the premises, on ~ ESDSl ne ne
10Th OF Msrch 1862 ar O'Clock p. III. " TAR II
rot, the first fair day thereafter. the Lot and M
PROVENEETS THEREON, known a. the
Livery Stable lot desc in the deed as begin
ming at corner on south side BROAD street Mt DIS
lance Of ifCy feet from F0nshee stree on Henry
Strecklprs west line thence west on Broad street
thIsty feet: thence at right angles southwest
wardly 40 feet t. corner on alley thence tmlrty
feet at right arg,eS to corner on streckcr's me
thence ct right angles along his ljne to beginning;
TERMS iyne-third cash: balance at four ana
eight months. with interest from day Of sale, Tor
approved endorsed negotiable notes, and title re-
tained TIL they are paid.
-, JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
a.. ~ EATON NANCE,
,,bs Trusteas
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STEAFs EBS.



PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, It'll
4 AND NORFOLK STEAh5! IL ssassassA.55s.
LINF.-Stcamers NORFOLK md j. :. - Gus.
composing this line. witi leave Philadelphia. every
SATURDAY and Richmond every FEIDAf, al
ternatclv Freight tasrn cor kOrE TX At mode a's
RAJ. also for hst lesion. faranaah and New
Orleans and bills l.d!Tg 81 ne through Passage
/, Philadelphia including meals ald s,ateroon,
$40. W. Z. Ppl{Trk, Agent.
NIB ONCE, No. ::.5 ifccA rect.
ESOR NEW YURK.-ULD DO -<ceEs6
d MISION sTEAMzHIP COMP A-sSss t.aas
NY.-The splendid new sidc-w!se"l steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Al BS-
MALE, and HATTE&Ar, leave sew YORK FOR
Norfolk. icy Point. and Richmond every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and hnTuHDAG, at
O'Clock T. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. Ut hiEA tie.
These ships are entirely new, ;h"y Rave elegant
saloons and stat-rooms; tie lNrg, acccmA"ca-
lions, and attention, arc unsurpassed
FreigIts for points beyond Ne" YORK forwarded
with dispatch and no cEarlt nude save Tor hctuai
expenses iIcurfeG.
Close connections made with steamers FOR all
southern and European ports.
Insurance eGectea Il. lowest rates when oEdered
N. l.. HCCREADY, President, is! Greenwich
street New York.
VILLA c. DUMB 4 CO., genie,
ia 10 corner Main md Eleventh stCeprS.
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IL l-T&SHN
gTIRGlNIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY

I lRGINlA LAND Fur SALE, NUhIh1
y OF TIE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS.
] I'm authorized IT, sell a TE CT CF LAND upon
the :,ottnway river, IL brunswick county, Va,
Within "lt@en miles Of Wilson'S Gspot, on the
Souths!de railroad, containing ONE THOUSAND
FiVs. iiUNDEEU NSD GiilRtY-0NE ACRES.
here Is OH II 4 large aud handsome WILLING,
and al necessary out-huldings n excellent condi-
lion. assert With confidence thSt II Is among the
most valuable sad desirable estates il Virginia.
Persons desiring to see the llnas arc referred TO
George ID. WhlJe, Esq, With iEomaS Smith, Pc
tersburg. Va.
For terms, address THOMAS 2. GGODE,
IL S-30s BOydton Va.
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CONTEMPORARIES.
ENFsRM

T0LLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
mitted except the insane and those laborlng under
contagious disorders. ~
Charges Invariably In advanced, including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards per week, %.
Private rooms per week. $40 to $50.
A small additional fee IS charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members Of the committee or the City
Council for the relief OF the poor, and seamen on
permits from Lhe custom-house.
For further information, or admission, apply at
the Infrmary to ISAIAH IL. WHITE, NJ. D.,
80 lLsm Medical superintendent.
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DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
LII We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or uHdressed, In any
quantity. We will also build all kinds or GRAN-
frE WORK ut short notice. Special attention
given 10 rough or dressed WALL Work, GENE
Terry WORK, &C., and all material furnished
Office corner OF Canal and seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMENTHAL,
ia s1-;m superintendent.
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RAILROADS.
nj % ~ 49,

& ~ Esf - sszzS -
DICHMOND ARD DANvILLE RAIL
III ;ROAD-CHAN9E OF sCEEDULE.--o,
and afte- SUNDAY, February 2lst, lea, the FIsa
sENagR TEAMS ON this road vim be run H a.
! GorNa wssr, LYNGBBUBs PAssgserps
leave Richmond daily Except sundaysl 1t s.nI
NJ. 1; arrive at BuskeyiIie at 1l.1 A. n, rnsE,S.,
close connections With trains on the southssS
road for Farmyflle, Iynchburg, Bristol KnSy
vile, Nashville, Memphis, DC, &c. THR0iiaa
MAIL AND .ExPREss leave Richmond daily It
arrive at Greensboro daily At 2.ioA A. NJ, maxim,
close connections for all stations on the Norts
Carolina road both east and west OF Greensboro
Charlotte, Columbia Augusta, and all point.
South, s...-. =
PRESS leave Greensboro daily at 'oA. ~; Leave
Dauyille daily al s.s0A. nj. arrive a. Richmond
daily st II 4. u. LYECHBCRG PASSEEGERs
leave BurkeVflle daily leXccpt Sundays at 2.DP
81. arrive at Rfchnona ~ SOP. 81.
Through tickets can BIZ procured 1t the ticket
Office In Richmond 70 all Important points South
and Southwest, and at Greensboro and D2nyflle "a
all points North, East, and West.
THOMAS pODAMEAD.
h feN G.l 2uperintendent
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= ARGEAMOUNT OF INVALUABLE REAL

a ARGE AhlOUNIOF VALUABLE RIAL
t11H HsoAEsF % 81 sI1Ef am an authorized to
sell tie blowing real estate,siz.,
half miles from the city OF Richmond ON The
Brook turnpike, fronting Que and hair miles on
said turnpike. divided into three tracts, two OF
which contain Isl acres each ara aE the other Is
buildings for ffst-class estate
2. THE HALF-ACRE LOT on the souh side Of
the Basin corner OF anal snd Ninth streets upon
which are located the spacious foundry and ma
chine sh Gus now occupied by Messrs. kahl Il
Kahn, With all the valuable buildings thereon.
3. LOIS Nos. and on airy street and sprnce
alley, opposite the old Gas Works. each fronting
q Get and running back 100 feet upon which stand
brick tenement and a large brick stable.
1. LOT on south side Of Broad street between
FIRST and second, ABBY 127 feet upon which stand
two thrcs-st,r Try brick tenements known as "Brack-
2ixi47 feet, y it'll brick tenement thereon.
S. VACCINE I,fT on the south side OF Grace
street between Fifth and sixth streets, fronting 50
or tho most desirable lots In the city for the erec-
ton of hrst-class residence
c. TWO. BEICK Ten EMENTS In the "Old
+ cadelny'' building at northeast corner or Cary
and Eighth streets - =,
:. SEVEN BEAUTIFUL HALr-ACRE LOTS
In Duvals addition N9s, y, r.: 70, 3D. So 80 and
8. LARGE Lot on S&!hATH AED ARCH
STREETS, in rear Of the state arniory, and known
. The HOCKETT3 WAREHOUSE PROPER
IY, extendlGg from Main street 30 ~ ater street,
and crossing the York River railroad. also, the
adjoining LhrS, Nos. leo, Ia l. aud part OF lot No.
Is. Jhcsa aforementioned lots ffoAt on alter
street ana james Ii@er, djon the New York steam
boat wharvcs, and are very valuable Tor wharf
purposes
TO- LOT ut the southwest corner Of Cary and
Twelfth streets. 81 by 40 feet, which stands the
large FOUH-3TOET BGiCa WAREHOUSE now
occupied BIZ John y. Alien, recently In the occu-
pancy OF Messrs. Martin y Csrdozo.
Is by 30 feet and the adjoining LOr. "a by Ar feet,
upon Hhch stands the large granite storchouse
'th8 property has three frUnts-Vik., Oh the Basin
bank, Eighth street and Cary street.
u. I,,y'n No. on vest side Of Eleventh street
between Canal end Byrd ia by 1874 feet; also LOf
80. on he sougl side Of an alley between Tenth
and Seventh streets. adjoining lot No. |. and
bo;h adjoining the ShIp-iork3 OF the James River
and kanHwha Canal Company.
For terms, ana any information In relation to
the foregoing property, apply To
PEIEE G. WARWICK Agent,
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