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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-15

DEATH or 4 DEscESpANT OF King Pitt
1ir.-Quitc n remarkable man, in many re-
spcctS, recently died in Albion. Mich. Thi.
was Mr. Jonathan Mingo, who was borI
about 1892 on Montauk Point, Long Island
He belonged to the Narragansctt tribe. an"
was a hncal descendant of King fnl'iip:
and at the time of his death had In ms pos
session the powdcr-horn which was Iakcl
from the body of that noted lnd'an chiei
when the latter was killed by one OF zap
tain Church's men at Mount Hope III 1876.
When he was about six years OF age his IN.
,hcr was killed by falling into well, lcav.
INC n wife and six children. Soon attcrwarC
q man by the name of kctchum came from
Huntington, about 100 miles distant, and
wanted Jonathan and IN elder sister to 60
with him. Though very much afraid OF all
white men, he was persuaded by his mother
10 get into the wagon with his sister and
ride. On the way he became alarmed.
iumpcd out. and tried TO escape, but wa
pursued, caught. and tied to the wagon, ana
20 taken to Mr.. kctcumn's home, with
whom he lived in the dircst slavery until he
WAS twcntv-onc years old. and was then
scnt off with neither education, money, nor
decent clothing.
When about sixteen he attended = camp
meeting. and while standing outside OF the
tents he heard the minister who was preach
ING say that ",JcSuS Christ died for ail-thc
poor rs well as the rich--for little children.
though they may be ragged and harctootc,d!.>
This was strange news for the poor INDIAN
boy. who was himself ragged and hareiootcd,
lie accepted the offer, and bccamcan honest
Christian from that day on. When he re.
turned home his master logged him severe
". and tried to cause him to abandon his
religion by taking away his food. But he
"prcfcrrcd to enjoy the peace of God, even
IL he should be starved and logged every
dav for it," When nc joined the church
(Mcthodist) he requested to have recorded
yisiting the place a year or two since, ne
looked up the old record and found IL writ
ten there. For more than sixty years he
was sedrlou>ly true 10 that record. In his
last hours he said he had looked over the
accounts and all was balanccd; was all
packed up and ready to 20" when the llca-
1cnly Father should call for him.
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' VATELY.--Ia am authorzcdto sell the follow
Thirteen HUNDRED ACRES NEAR TO
| RICHMOND: 200 low-grourrds. 90 arabic high
land, and remainder In wood aud iimh'r. Build
| ingS extensive and hrst-claS>, DIV Ei.LIS' con-
tanning ail tive modern convcncnccs oi city resi-
| dcncc. . .,,.. =. ,r,,rc,r
| yANIA COUNTY. near Fredericksburg and
| orange Courthouse railroad 10 he built soon;
two thirds arabic. comprising h'Sn "mn "m" l,
FiVE HraDKED ACRES N YORK
| COUNTY. on YORK river. one and 4 hhii l,,,"'
9c"w rG E the lITssr g9!s" "''0'''
'" sTVES iiIIII1HDRED ACKES n KING VII
LIAM COUNTY near the ramnnkcy river good
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES ~ fAuQtlER
COUNTY near Warrcn,on; IT, Iargcr portion
arrlg g"@h G GGg" <Rri II knIorrE
COUNTY near Pampin'- Depot: two-thrh'
arabic. remainder in wood am! timber mIirilnE''
'" TiIEET IIt-NDRED ACRES IN CUMBER-
LAND COUNTY near Gainesville; comfortable
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES ~
CrMBEkLAND GouNr1 on james rlySSr o ii
posiitc Ell isrnH IL ~ ISF%; <" GROUNDS All
ONE III inbred ACRES on JAMES RIVER,
In sight Of kichmond e. part Of the lI rs ri'"-
tailnu ~ all arabic building. Ecw :thc NV ~
NJ: contains moSt"f the con'chi"ace' i'"h' III
i 81 Il I r. = Y-rIvr ACRES N HESRIco
CoItNTY about four miles from Richmond.
a large quantity Of fruit trees, vines, &c; COM
All If In" fnrcgoiny lands arc goof-thc larger
norton frSt-ci0SS-situatci In desirable sec
lions and aS well Is other desirable real ".tat"
in town aud country not enumerated III lltl- Ht ''
purchased low. and on tav"ra" terms 81 payment.
Srply TO GEORGE VI nHEWRi,
1911 Main street, next below rost-oihrc.
~ Eff desired. the farm "t three hnn,'r r,l
acres in Charlotte county will lr cNrhansssn Tor
city property. u t-'""''''""''
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BY Gruhbs 4 Williams, AuCtionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF 4 LARGE AND DESIRA-
y ELE BRICK REsIDENCE AND FIVE EYE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS On TIE
SOUTH SIDE or MARSHALL. STREET BE-
TWEEN MApIsnMN AND MONROE SIkE ;I;,l,.
the viii Of the late Mrs. Susan Barhan. we will
sell upon the premises, on TUESDAY, .2l day 81
June. nj 5 O'Clock L. NJ. the two very beautiful
BUILDING LOTS situated rs above and lying
next east OF the residence Of the dcccdcnt. Each
of them is 80 by 40 feet 10 IN alley sixteen feet
wide
And by request of 4. ID. Williams. the executor
Of the last will and testament of said Susan Bar
ham. we will sell Immediately after the above the
RESIDENCE adjoining occupied by her ut the
time Of her death II contains about ten rooms. Il
well arranged. and, with some repair, could be
made very desirable residence. With 1t VIII hc
sold 4 or 80 bv Ito feet To said alley.
Also three III Hiding LOTS, fronting together
So feet, extending from the residence IL Monroe
street. and running back 10 feet To an alley.
This property i, worthy the attention Of those
seeking Il pleasant residence desirable building
lots us The ncighborhood Is very good and rapidly
improving. ~
icl2 AuciOnccrS.
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AUCTION sALES.-.Futurs Dnvs

TINTED STATES MARSHAIjS SALE
~ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE WI.
TED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT or viz.
GINIA-TN THE MATTER OF EDWARD n
GREGORY, BASKRUPT.-By virtue OF deere.
Of the district court Of the United States for te
District Of Virginia, made and entered In tho
clerks Office Of the said court on the I'D day ~
June, 1859, shalt expose 10 sale, ut the store So
NlT Main street. IN the city Of Richmond, WED.
NESDAY, tic 10Th day Of juno a. ID. i3ss, ut II
O'Clock A. M.-to Wit: Certain GOODS, W ARES
and MERCHANDISE, consisting Of STOVEs
HARDWARE Of various kinds, TEN-WARE, and
IiDUSE-FURNISHfNG GOODS contained In said
store belonging To said bankrupt, as by said d..
cree ] am commanded.
TERMS: Cash.
Dated June 4th 1860.
DAVID p. PARKER.
je Is United States Marshal.
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BY =. y, Dayi,
Aurtiouccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.

DARN, CROPS, FURNITURE, &c.
Il INCLUDED. FOR shL E.--A beautiful
FARM, tro and half miles from depot on tia
Richmond and psRvillc railroad. containing ahou.
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY AND \
HALF ACRES-ab0ut half cleared, mostly In
cultivation and the balance In oak and hickory
wood. Fine streams of water and excellent sprngs
Good dwelling lcc-housc. courthouse. tobacco
barns, and all kinds Of out-houscs. CROPS n
WHEAT. OATS. CORN. TOBACCO, aud NEGE-
TABLES OF yariops kinds; HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARMING iMPLE-
MENTS, WAGONS. HORSE, MULE. COWS
CALVES, SHEEP, HOGS, and FOWLS. Pos
session given ri once.
Price for farm, crops, &c. &C., 81 $50 part cash
This IS q home already fixed for = purchaser.
Apply to or address ). y. DAVE.
Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Main streets, Richmond.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

L'OR SALE, beautiful SUBURBAN
L RESIDENCE, half mile beyond the city
house Is n two-story and basement brick building
with eight rooms, brick kitchen, coach-housr
and stables, all In splendid repair, and viii be sold
cheap.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve. eighteen, and twcnty-four months.
Apply to FREDERICK W. POOR,
IL Io-3t< Ion. Main street
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BY Lyme x Brother,
Auctlonccrs and Real Estate Agents,
1t39 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE, II a n Dis NJ l. :.
Y AND CoNNENIENTLY-AR KA : 9 T. y
FAMILY RESIDENCE, on TIE SOUTHEAST
GRACE STREETS, CITIRCH hill, FOR SALE
At AuCTION.-Ncw will sell nj public auction on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day OF june;
1850, ut * O'Clock L. NJ, that truly valuable and
admirably located ihrcc-st"ry FRAME Dwell
LING located rs described. the former residence
closets Kitchen nice stable, carriage house, &C..
complete with gas and water on the premises. all
In perfect repair, having been painted. SC
The yard is handsomely shaded with beautiful
trees. shruhbCrv, sc.
II is seldom such fine opportunity Is offered 4"
one IL secure such Il desirable residence" and >pc-
cial attention Of those wishing 10 buy i called To
this sale.
The lot fronts on Grace street - feet, running
back Il depth Of lGj feet
TERMS !: At sale.
lei. LYME & BROTHER. Auctonccrs.
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By Lee 4 Goddin, AuctionccrS,
No. lll3 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
V AND LOT IN SIDNEY. At AUCTION
Ry virtue Of tn" provisions of decree entered in
the circuit court Of Richmond city, in the cause
STYLED " Isaiah Miller rs scott and Others the
undersigned. appointed commissioners therein,
will, on TUESDAY. 18th June 1859. on the pre-
misses. At - o'clock r. NJ. proceed In sell the real
estate mentioned in said bill as follows-to wit. 4
certain IOT OF GROUND in Sidney, fronting on
Laurel street 80 feet inches, and extending back
ZIG feet Cherry street lin the plan OF Bclyilcrcl,
upon which is FRAME TENEMENT containing
four rooms &c.
TERMS: At sale.
u ii hFf HNSG0G X Commissioners.
sale conducted by LEE X GoDDIS. Auctionccrs
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auciionccrs.
L-,o,,r,J, Lntv.ncn NaI, aud Rank 81 rect

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NALU-
/ ABLE LITTLE FARM hNp MARkET
q i X DEN GALE - "SPRINt, DALE .
ABOUT -FOUR MILES EAST OF TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND. NEAR TIE MECHANICS
VILE TuRSrtNE.-By virtue "f deed ni
trust executed to the Subscribers hy George H.;
Boscr and wife, dated juno II. -fj, and rncoriGl
in HcnriCo county court and ut the request OF the
creditor secured by said decd shall sell ut allc-
lion. ,pon The premises, on MONDAY the 2lst at
June % clock l.. NJ, II fair, il not. then on tIc
next fair day thereafter N the sam" hour, that
valuable little FARM and MARKET GhEnEN
located as above, containing SENENIl-flNL
ACRES THREE AND \ HALE RoOD>, more
or less of which about fifty acres are cleared and
in very high state Of cultyati"n the balance Is
in woods. There i M apple orchard "l chhlcc
, fruit. andalS some fine Young peach trees. -
The improvements consist "f nice tbi FACE
HOUSE. in modern style with seven rooms. pan
try closets. Sc. inst painted and papcrcd, ana III
most thorough order u Kitchen with four rooms,
large barn. stable. coru-housc, sc.
The location Is beautiful, and the nciE'iborho1d
one of tho most desirable and improvin" near IN"
city.
We invite the attention of persons wishing such
Il place rs Il Is sufficiently near 10 enable It's
owner to reside upon It aud yet do business III IN"
city.
TERMS The deed requires nearly all the pur-
chase noncy in cash but WI are authorized ny The
twelve and eighteen months. with interest, for nc
c,tiarlc notes secured by decd 81 trust.
SAMUEL :. COTTREfI. ,rrst,oc
CHARLES VI. Bo>llER. !
GRUGRS K WILLIAMS. AuctloaccrS.
ipu
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hIl.NS
lTWENTT-HORSE ENGINE, IN COM
plctc running order
BOSE-CRUSliER,
itRANILATOR,
ST Fiji NJ.
BY Wellington Goddin.
uriiouccr and Real Estate Agent.

V'WO VERY DESIRABLE AND ~ AD-
| NuRABLY WELL LOCATED EARMS i
LIASoTEE County NE kbn TO T TIlE JCND
r. II G N FOUR nUNDRED AND SIXTY,,
TWO AND oNE-lIALF ACRES; ANn LII, TIE
Fd 1iiTi \ Ores. FOX SALE At AuCTI0M.-At
the request Of the owner twho Resides IN Il distant
part Of The state,l shall sr at pubic a,,'m, o"
l,fa n II O'Clock i. NJ. Tint very excellent farm
known rs ASPEN GROVE on which ihc iatG
MTS C%i3I I?r YH TS%; S"9' NNH E oXE
HALF ACRES by recent sltr'e!; OF "hlch s9on,
two-thr,ls are open iand--thc halanrr III "rlFmai
growth of very superior pin" and white OAK 'ilH-
aut from the Junction about one mile ami the UNI
Der 50 near either railroad. and 50 valuable ~ tha
lin the opinion Of the owner IL "oui' 9''i u inc
railroad company for enough 10 pay l!c "Ioic P"i-
chase money OF The farm ,.,..
The improvements an this farm consist 81 aIdfs'
dwelling situated on Il beautiful cihln'hG' iI4I-
rounded iy shade trees, and the usual "nl-bili~
ngs The land Is within hall mllc ~ 4ati"ts-
vile. on the Richmond. Fredericksburg an! Poto,
railroad andis crossed y the neil fahG ai''
tagcs for travel or transportation l" marktt. mr.
open land for the most part Is In me icarS |it'l
Is bounded on one side by iIttlc FlNcF anu cNtchu1
- the North Anna river.
The other tract adjoins the aho'eo on the north
formerly occupied by Nr J@H I" r iIntTI; T2%
DRED AND FURTY-FOER ACRES by recent
survey the buildings on which are very good con-
sisting of All excellent dwelliug-holsc' IN ncau,-
fnl grove, within two hundred yards OF the Fredc-
rickShurg railroad The out-buildings are ample
for the se OF the place, and In good order with
well of good water near the dwelling also an Ice
house. ,.,-
There is large quantity OF superior PINE and
WHITE OAK on this tract, which Is Of great value
bv reason OF its ncarncss 10 two railroads.
This latter tract extends FROM the frcdcrcks-
burg railroad. across the Chesapeake aud OHIO
railroad To South Anna river and embraces some
excellent open land The TWO farms embrace To-
gather FIGHT HI NDRED \ Nd SIX ASD ONE
HALE ACRES and could he sub-diyidcd in three
or four smaller tracts.
n is seldom that lands 50 well located with refer
cnre to railroad iacitlcs) are offered at auction.
and the particular attention of northern capitalists
and others Is called To the sale.
TERMS: Ouc-half cash balance II one and two
years for negotiable notes, bearing interest, Sc
cured hy Il trust deed. ". GODDIS
my 2s-2tawtd tuCtiouccr.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DANIEL O'DONNELL,
- AT sis BROAD STREET
Is prepared to execute all descriptions Of
GASFlrrlNG AND PLUMBING.
Having had Il long practical experience In this
class OF work, lac hopes To give satisfaction rs 10
prices ana workmanship. my SIN
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BY Thomas ". kccScc, Auctiomccr,
30. 1877 Main street.
4 ssIGSEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n PHuPERTY.--By virtue oi Il decree nf the
circuit court Of the United states for the district
Of Virginia entered In the cause of John Johns,
Jr.. assignee al Henry EN3ll, bankrupt. Is. Tur-
ncr l.. ENall. shall sell al public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY. July :. 1859, 1T l
% clock Z. W.. in front Of The United states court
house door. in III" city Richmond, that valuable
GRANITE QUARRY ut The First Locks. on the
james River and ianawht canal known rs Page
Quarry. and lately worked 10y Henry ENall II Is
situated about three miles from The city Of Rich
mond. and has SIX S7-1o0 ACRES OF LAND
attached to it. The granite is well known, and
uucguallcd in the United states.
TERMS or SALE : Onc-third cash: the balance
In three and six months, negotiable notes. interest
added. JOHN JOHNS. JK..
Assignee Of Henry EXall. bankrupt.
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ANCTIONttT.
WILLIAM TESCH. Cricr. lc 10Th, S&Tu*

SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LAND
deed Of trust from James W. Logan, | viii sell
for the benefit of John X. Hockuday and wife, the
holders Of the debt secured, on the premises. on
Il PARCEL OF LAND lying on James river upon
the jefferson Ferry road about seven miles above
the courthouse, and Immediately on the canal
containing NINETY ACRES more or less. This
LAND Is ali James river backgrounds OF the
first quality, and Is particularly desirable not only
on account Of It's great fertility and productive
ness, but on account also of Its eligible situation.
TERMS Onc-third cash balance In one and two
years In equal instruments, bearing Interest from
day Of sale.
WILLIAM MILLER, Administrator
Of VI. W. Miller, deceased, trustee.
tc l.-S&rutdsS
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nNE RED COW TAKEN UP IN -
~ my uat-iicd on Friday evening, nth OF .---.t-r
June. The owner will come forward, prove pro-
perry, pay charges, and take her away from my
house, near llaycy's spring, Union Hill. >,r
i, l5--lt* w. n. u. Iol'f.
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BY Grubbs Il williams, Aucsloneers,
Elcvcnth street between Main and Bank.

TRAMED COTTAGE ON SOUTH SIDE
Il DOVER STREET BETWEEH ~ hStil SE r.
AUCTION MONDAY the l!th day Of June
mt o clock 7. NJ We viii sell upon me premises
The nboyc described property, occupied Wy '"f' w.
II. Rch. ,.t..,,o,,
1t has three rooms besides store-room, Kitchcll,
and servants room, and has been recently palh!ci
and otherwise improved. The lot Is l28 ny l'9 cct
to nm alley ten feet Wide. IL will be sold as whole
or subdiyi,lcd ~ bidders may prefer.
TERMS: Ouc-fourth cash: balance ut lonr,
cIrht and twelve months. with interest and a trust
decd GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS.
AuctiOnccrs.
POSTPONED. on account of the rain, To-
TjIIfRSDaY June nth. 1T same hour 10 O'Clock
T. Nj GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
cI5 huctiohccfs.
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ERGCNEliY, &c.
rRESH IMPORTATIONS-K

ERESH MPORTATIONS.-k
a II GIBSON are now receiving and opening.
Of their own Importation large additions 10 their
STOCK, and are prepared I" offer special induce
m"nts TO buyers. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets. I'm rich. decorated
gold band: Plain White China AMI White Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods Cut and Pressed glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated lee
Pitchers, Walters, Goblets, Forks, spoons, &c.
RcTrigcrators, Water-Coolcrs, Casters, Lamps.
Looking-Glasscs, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-kccperS, and house
keepers, will insult their interests by calling on
us. KELLOGG Il GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
EDWARD Il. TAYLOR and K. {. SUTTON, JR.,
statesmen. my 10
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~ BELLESOT, DIE-SlNkER AND
". BKAND-CUTfER, liO MAIN STREET.
The new patent ANDlSG-iRON, for marking
AL kinds al wooden articles By heating IL, Is per-
Icctiy adapted 10 branding barrels or ANY other
article nadcr the new law.
FngraSers' stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, lu-
6clihle Ink steel Dies, Alphahcts, Seal Presses,
BRASS and German silver Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale and retail. NH
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EvP. Bowman. Auctiouccr.
cpECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia

CPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE CAIA-
> IOGrE SALE.-ou TUESDAY. Jhn' w,
ed, commencing at ~ o'clock, VIII sen ~ ny
warrruuln l.ll Main street Il very Iarr" anu o.
rahlc line OF MERCHANDISE comprising Ill
~, general assortment "f FOREIGN AND 20
NESTIC FANCY AID STAPLE Dk1 uOoD9
suitable for the season ~, ,t - pr,nS
1 very Large aud attractive line oi EEtbl :
MADE 'CLOTIiIEG, embracing 4 luii l-''rthcl'
If LINEN SUITS for mch' : AMI boys wear
Also. a large VARIETY II MEMS ana " ~ ,
C0iT~ PANTS, VESTS aud SUITS III heaF!
and lint materials suitable for the season: ,
5St cases BOOTS, shoes, BRo'r NJ. ana
RAJ MORALS. for mcts'-, w"Incn',, boys ana
.IiIirru.s wear, In large yarietyoi Size ana quail
NV and consigned hy tle largest eastern boot anu
ti.n loo gases Fur and WOOI. HATS for
mrn., andboys' wear, including the latest stylcs ;
LIN >, Iar1a. and attractive invoice OF
~rRt" GOODS.
The attendance al the trade i mos: earnestly
suliritcI 10 this sale, rs the attention 81 buyers
viii be amply repaid. The goods are fresh ana
sra.ouahlc and viii h" ~"llwiihou reserve.
TERMS: All sums under Slc0 cash: from 800 10
ram ,iytv DAYS above that amount ninety days,
credit for approved endorsed paper.
! LUNCH will be served on day OF sale
- i. BOWMAN.
hurtionccr and Commission Merchant.
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By Wellington Goddin,

TRAME DWELLING on TIE NORTH
Il SIDE OF BROAD NEAE TO GllnlEh
STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-N III nc
sold IT auction, on the premises, on II ltRSDAl
the 18th June, 1869, ut o'clock - Nj. the FRAME
TENEMENT located As above. now In the occH-
nancy Of Mr. Copcnhocvcr containing four rooms.
The lot Is - by 80 feet 10 M alley
TEKMS: OIic-thIrd cash: balance ut -four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by 4 trust deed. W. rol)DlN.
IL "A Auctiunccr.
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VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE PRI-

corner Eleventh and Main streets, Richmond.
Il. y
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Auction sALEs---This Day.
BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctionccr'
Office s2l Main street,
,hrcn dooru below SDotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
Y CITY of RICHMOND. ON EIGHTH BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS. orro-
SITE THE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL. FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-By virtue Of decree pronounced
hy the Court Of IIustlngc Of the city of Richmond
In the suit In equity therein depending by the sty
Of Allen and others Warrington and others on
the 9Th dav Of November, lse6. the undcrsl gned
special commissioners appointed by said decree,
viii offer for sale at public auction. on the prcmi
sos on MONDAY the 18th Of June 1902, al o'clock
+. ~. II fair if not, the next fair day thereafter.
The valuable Lot OF LAND, with the improve
mcnfs thereon. situated as above described. j nc
lnf fronts on the west side Of Eighth street about
a. foot, and runs back about 40 feet. being part
of the lot known 40 In the plan of the city, Inc
improvements consist Of large thrcc-story framed
buildinE. .,..,, ~,
Spo, swood Hotel. II Is rendered one OF the most de-
sirablc lots In that part of the city.
Possession will he given on the day of sale.
TERMS or SALE: Onc-fourth cash: the balance
nj six twelve. and eighteen months Tor uego'lanle
notes ntcrcs. added: title retained until the no'c>
are paid and 4 conveyance ordered by the court
''~ T.. y. CANNON,
EATON NANCE,
Special Commissioners.
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By 7. ;. Scabury,
Auctioncer and Commission Merchant,
No. - Sycamore street.
ESTATE AT AUCTION

VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUCTION,
" AT PETERSBURG. EA.-un WEDNESDAY
tc 18th Instant, al II O'Clock \. NJ at
!. :, Scal'ry'S storr, in Petersburg, Va,
shall offer for sale at auction. To the
highest bidder. That very valuable property known
;ts ''tAh HILL adjoining til" city Of Peters
burg, Va. belonging In the children of the late
Thomas Dunn. The property will be offered IN
two parcels.
First parcel containing eighty-siX acres with
The residence and other buildings.
Second containing 1917 acres north 81 tn" road
leading 10 the cottage, separated from the first par
Gel only hy 4 roadway; has some timber Oh II.
The steady iand | trust and believe, ccrtatnl
prosperity OF the state. The proximity to market.
The tine water and hcathlulncss OF the place, war-
rant nc in saying that more desirable investment
viii likely not b" offered in this market for some
years IT, come. II commands Il most beautiful View
OF The city and country around.
III" property Is sold under decree of the circuit
court of Chesterfield county. Va, and subject 10
It's ratification.
TERMS Onc-fcurth cash: balance upon a ere
dit OF six. twelve, and eighteen months purchasers
10 execute negotiable notes satisfactorily Gu
dorscd, carrying interest from date, and tile re-
tained till paid Tor. Purchasers 10 pay taxes for
ls5a ALEXANDER DONkAk.
Commissioner.
/. 5. SEABUkG.