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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-12
BY Richardson Il New5urn.
Real Estate A gents and Auctioneers,
No. 1915 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.
T,RUsTEEs SALE. OF AVAILABLE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF INVALUABLE
4 TRACT OF LAND IN CHEsTERFlELD
COUNTY, BEING a PART OF WHAT -
KNOWN AS THE Fails PLaETATioN M,
scr!ber by Samuel ID. Drewry and 5 lice Drewry,
hts wife bearing date on the 18th day Of February
1858, aud OF record In the Clerks office OF Inc
page IL the undersigned trustee named In said
deed, W Ill prpceedto sell. In front Of the custom.
house on Bank stree, N the sity or SichmoaG 4
1900 az public auction to the highest bidder. the
following property-to VII. :. q thst certain L0I
o. aHB ea es 1ns Sstng IN q:
ONE-HUDR EDITH NUREs, be the ssrne more or
less, and bounded nc follows ON the north by Inc
James rtyer;, on the west by the land OF ", \.
W ard, and which said tract Of land was devisedn
said Samuel D.. Dyewry by his fither, Henry y.
Drewry. deceased and the said tract u more fniig
described ON q plat or survey annexed TO the VIII
Of said Henry 4. Drewry deceased. and now OF re-
cord in Will Book a. page a<s. in the County
TKsSs OF SALE: FOR cash sufficient to pay the
expenses .of executing The truss IN sald coca
and to M sap Of
until paid ard for the residue on terms which VAL
be made known on the day Of sale ars,s, ..,,s
The title isbeleted to be Snn sen ~
81 ssla Psssahaftfsssh tie . isi'se "
The above. mentioned property Is one OF the
finest estates III Virginia, being part OF the IA
nous Falls Plantation, and bordering on the
south ,ids Of James dt W 4 lp2pty
adapted to the culture OF tobaccc. aiithe cereals
early fruits and vegetables snd other products in
e the ls4 nSs Of ,ns s,s Y pHsGssfE
DWELLING with ten ror twelve rooms, hand;
somely fniahsd In The most modern style, and al
A NSsa@1'r RicH1RDsoN &NswBURS, 8.
apps g .ya., s;,grs s .srT Auction eYs.
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Yankee Allen ON the Missing Letter.
FAgMyILLE, PRINCE EDWARD, VA..,} j.
w. April 9. 1869. !.

April y, 1867. 'if
To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch !:
HAD concluded at one time to let the
matter Of the stolen letter drop until the
meeting of the grand jury at the next
term of the United States District Court,
but I feel compelled to crave the indul-
gence Of your columns to reply to o state
ment made by D. B. Parker, special agent
Of the Post. Office Department.. Parker
states that =" he made a thorough investiga-
ton Of the matter, and discovered that the
letter was mailed at Richmond, and was
duly received by the party to whom it was
addressed at Farmville thatthe said party
called at the JFreedmen,s Bureau Office, and
there, unintentionally or otherwise, dropped
the letter that it was there seen by FIVE
different gentlemen, and copy was made
and sent to, tGouernor HEELS .byIa special
agent engaged for the purpose.'f y.'scers.
q Now, Messrs. Editors, does it not strike
the public ss being on appropriate selection
on the part Of Wells ct al.when Parker was
delegated to investigate violation Of the
postal laws, in which some people think
he Was himself engaged The stolen letter
alleges that Wells, Bond, Brown, Dudley,
and Parker, had formed ring or combi-
nation for certain purposes. Surprising
that to DO fact-and ii has never been
denied-where would Dudley be likely to
60 after he had seen Burwell put that letter
In the box. There is but one answer. If
one Of that ring or combination was en-,
ployed in the Post Office Department he
would scarcely have telegraphed to Farm
vile for some one to call for my mail,
when it was SO easy to intercept it in Rich
nond, unless between the time when Bur-
weli:mailed the letter (about 7 A. M. and
the time when Dudley returned for it the
mail-bags for the 'DanYille line had been
closed and the letter thus left the city.
Bat it is asserted that {" Eve different gen.
tle7aen saw the letter in the Bureau of6ce.n
am not prepared TO deny that statement,
nor is it material that should do 80 until
q further examination OF the case is had,
when, il ]. am rightly informed as to the
names Of those parties, ! shall have an
abundance of testimony to contest their
claim to- the title Of gentlemen, if not to-
prove their completely ii the robbery itself,
During tho mock investigation commenced
by the United States District Attorney
was informed that two Of the witnesses
for the defence were. the postmaster at
Earmyille and Mr.. Dayids, from New
4sfs, who was, at the tins the letter WAS
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ByLee & Goddin, ,Auctioneers,
No. lit. Main street. cid y

TRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
ONE UNDIVIDED MOIETYI OF A TRACT OF
LAND IN THE. COUNTY OF, KING WILL
LIAM, At kUCT1uN.-In execution OF the pro-
Visions of trust deed from Thomas 20. Fpps TO
the undersigned and George W. Rapdolph, bearing
date the. Sch day OF January, 1858, as surviving
trustee, being so requested TO do will sell ut
public auction on Al URSDAY, 18Th April, 1862
at o clock A. NJ, at the residence OF said Epps.
al the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUkNI-
TURE therein. Also, one undivided moiety OF q
TRACT OF LAND In the county OF King VII
liam supposed to contain SEYENTY-FIVE
ACRES, being the same land conveyed to said
Epps by Lucy 4. Terry. .-r.,.,--.-,- !. :
TERMS Cash, as to the Furniture: ard the real
estate one third cash: residue at six and twelve
months credit for negotiable notes, interest added
TO asa : r rs PH0MAsP p. AUGUST q
ans .a. Surviving Trustee.
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-iBy1James IA. Taylor iAuctioueer,
a9Yib ONCE No. 81 Main street,!
=. three doors below Spotswood Hotel. Z

TRUSTEES SALE OF, A HOUSE AND
T. LOT ONLEfGH STREET At AUCTION.
Byvirtue OF deed OF trust executed by Joseph G.
Ritterhouse and wife to the subscriber to secure
dated the 21st day of August 1855, and duly re.
corded In the CLERKS Office Of the Hastings Court
OF the city OF Richmond ut the request Of the
holder Of said ots win proceed tD s, II, on SA-
TURDAY the 18th day Of april 1850. at auction,
on the premises, at q O'Clock T. M. the property
therein described, being the eastern half IF LOT
No, ls On LeiSh street, In The city Of Iichmond,
with the improvements thereon. ''"
TIE RMS q Cash energhto ~ the expenfes OF The.
sale and the amount of said note, With interest;
the balance on such terms as may be agreed upon.
on the day OF sale-n1 - G0iS11& IESG 81. i1tl
Sale to be conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR,
kuctioneer. 20 s-s-.l1fCD 3-' L8A9t. APT
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
a.-,.oo ,sr.g l4a9 Main street. -cT Z u

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
L. AND FRA MED DIV RLLIN g ti:N M SEAR
TWRNTY-pIFPHd S1'REET, UNION, HILL;
In pursuance OF the provisions Of a trust deed
on the 18th day of MARCH 1893, and recorded IN
Henrico COUNTY Court in Peed Book 49, page ~
shall on FRIDAY the 10th OF April 1879, az
O'Clock p NJ, If fair and If not on the first fax
DAY thereafter efer for sale, on the rremt$ei all
that PARCEL. OF LAND, fronting about sixty
feet on the south side of7M street near Twenty
nth street, and running back OF irregular depth to
the centre oftte gully, with FRAMED DWELL
ING thereon.
: TERMS X nough cash to pay-the expenses of
sale and to discharge three notes now due amount
lug to Se7e is and three other Eotes amounting to
Ss7 h. falling due IN four. ge and ak years re-
specuvely from 2sth March, 1865; and the residue
upon such terms as the said Burton shall Greet
or In case Of bis fatlufe upon such terms as the
trustee shall think fl. H. A. CL A1bOANs,Ii d'
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BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
Southwest corner Main and fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE FARM, NEAR THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD, IN CHESTERFIELD.5 AT AUC-
TION.-In pursuance of decree of the County
Court Of Chesterfield county pronounced at rs
ct ais. u.s. Sarah A. =, althall ct ais will proceed
to sci! at public auction, In front OF Chesterheld
court house, on TUESDAY, Fril 18th. 1st9, at IL
O'Clock Nj. Chat being court-day, but If from any
cause there shall not be, any court on that day,
then on the next court-day thcreafter.) the land
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SIX ACRES (nore or
less, adjoining the lands formerly owned by Geo.
w. Sneflings and John Cogbtll's estate, lying
abou. two miles, and half,south Of Chesterfield
Courthouse three miles west Of Chester, and In
half mile Of Glover Hill railroad. tsg Sta III
TERMS One fourth cash balsnce at six twelve,
aud eighteen months In bon s, interest added, and
title retained until payments are fulIymade. .
F .---.f4.- GHHISTOPHER O.lBcBAE,
1,-+- -" special Commissioner.
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By Lee 4 6oddin, Auctioneers,
No. Iii Main street.
c1joMMIssinNER,s sALEs Or tHOUSE

TaOMMIsSIONER'S SALE OF HOUSE
DUyAL'S ADOITICE, AT AUCTION.-B vir-
tue the provisions OF decree In toe Circuit Conrs
in The, city of Richmond pronounced ON the 24ih
day OF February, 1862 IN the case OF Thomas p.
August surviving tr rlstf e. and George W. kar-
dolphs deceased, Plaintiff 9rs. J. p Hickman, the
therein, VIII proceed on tn g RSDA the 18th day
OF pril, 1859, on the premises, ats o clock Z. NJ,
to sell The REAL ESTATE mentioned In said de-
land frontinp about twenty-swo feet on St Panls
street and running back about -seycnty-fye feet,
upon which is a framed tenement numbered s2f.n
J TERMS: Cash. rg --f. &, q. Lawson, ~
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE g 6oDDIN, Auctioneers.
4. .af. Ess
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE. I
T-~~~S~r~~~~~~~~
,., ,...-.s BY Wellington Goddin. e.,aals,s-,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. s1= ylss

VERY HANDSOME AND ELIGIBLY-
T-LocATED- BRICK TENEMENT. ON
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, FOR SALE.
At The request OF the owner, am authorized 70
sell that very handsome ana attractive HES1-
DEN .:E locate as above, now 10 the occupancy
of Colonel ThomasB Bigger. The lot has X front
of 80 by lac feet alley. The, eling Is three
stories abaVe the basement, contains eleven rooms,
with marble mantels 10 the basement and princi-
pal story, with front Iron yerandah, rear portlco
Two stories highT and finished in modern styls,
with four rooms besides cosl-hoase, wood house,
sc. The hole premises Is in good order: and
taking into consideration The superior style If
workfn an.h'p nd finish and &dmfrab bic location.
this property oe peculiar attractions TO any one
needing a drst-class residence at moderate cost
applyIo W. GUDUIE,
.,ap n-stac-- = pIT geT lAuctionser.g
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BY Wellington Goddin, o Il Ya
.Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES sAEEOF VALUABLE
III BRICK TENE MEET ON THE SOUTH
SIDEOF GRACE BETWEEN sEI9aTH AND
NINTH sTREETS.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
exc ,uted TO the tuoscriber by pr. y; B., Minor
corded In Richmond Hustit Is Court, we SHALL, in
execution thereof proceed to SELF at public auc-
April 1889, at half-past clock f: al, IT. fair. II
not The first fair day thereafter. the real estate
corveye dby the said rnst deed. and known as the
SHOT TOWER fronting on the south SIDE Of
Grace street s?i feet running back 1876 feet 70 an
alley In common. The improvements consist OF
large four-story brick tenement. including
sta6le. and carriage house, and now occnpfec IS q
boarding-h ouse. The location. SO near The Capf-
tol Square and the OF trade and 70 tho va
rfous churches, sioald add much fosts value. =.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added secured by trust deed. -!!n L,.l 1''..
q. s,.,s1,sy 10 eHlulGg HUGH ", FBT. a
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,i;3s eidBy Wellington 6oddin. ga u
i Auetioneer, aud Real Estate Agent. Il.

VERY DEsIRABhY-LoCATEDE BRICK
Y TENEMENT, ON THE EAST, LIE OF
TaIRDBETWEEN FRANkLIN.AEP GgACE
8 Id at auction, on the premises on THURe-
DaY9the 18th OF April .ssa at O'CLOCK r
H., the BRICK DWELI1SG located rs above:
now aud for many years past in the occupancy OF
MrOscsr +. Wed ;iger. u he lot has front OF ssA
by 100 feet. The dwelling has ample acGcmmoda-
tions for large family and The Is an
Terms = Half cash bslance at four, eight, and
twelve months for. negotiable notes, Interest
! aplot r,-rTf,aqSrr w. GQuDIN, Auctiorecr. =
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BY 6rubbs Il Williams, Anctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

VIRGINIA HALL FOR RENT AT AUG
Y TlUN,--On MONDAY the 10Th day Of April.
at y O'Clock n, we will rent the aboYe.nsmed
well-known properly Is auction. ~ -"
1t embraces the beautifully arranged saiooni fur-
ntshed with every arrangement for first class bar
and restaurant with eight rooms above, adapted
for a family or for club purposes.
Also the Hall. expressly adapted for public as
semblies, accommodating between 400 and 800 per-
sons, with stage dressing-rooms, &C., attached.
The location Is one Of the very, best in the city
street between Main and Franklin streets, oppo-
site the Capitol square sTiA
In the hands or enterprisIpg persons the hall
could be n ade ore or the most popuar resorts in
the city for concerts lectures and eti1gsa
a. GRUBBS 2 WIbhlAAf,sd
-ap -I0--------------~-- Auctlonecrs.-
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rToulssEHo Id FU REI 1,(a AND NJ,
III PIANO gos sA 5IaI Az me 18th oinstans 4
aei a az my A. ~. mn assortment Of FBRaIToisE'
&C.. CON sistinS Of zss1sa ynaquc3 ga3 ~
Ross wsoa s sasS stained wardrobes gr Isg'
sets Cottage Furniture, 10 tcfcEj %
Jenny L ind and Cottage Beosteaus, - -, 81
i Hair and Shnck Matz esses, Il a.'to'f 80 y
Es9 ssasosany ras!eF rrsltHre
Sev ,ans ton Dining and Pier Tables, r75 ;ia,
Mahorany sideb jads and SOFAS, a,,,r ~
FIegans Office ables :, :.
Tinsasss, ;.5ss..5 471q - 'f-,L..l- - p
kksrse shs oNd Wood Chairs. .22ho2Et GO
Crockeey and Giasswsre,rcy edl - rogEtIsi
g Tin T0i ss sssstHs'r THOMAS ": KEEsEE
onSS 'S'' 80 W ssTS4b 3fd e9gsgI lApstloneer.
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By Grpbos q Williams Aaetioneers 4
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DRICK DWELLING AND VACANT
DLaT. AT THE soUrHgAtT CQgEERoF
TyYEETy.FQUaTHE AND Il. hFR EaSS, At
SuCTiON,-1hs DWRLLING situated ~ Above
WIN sold ut auction, upon the prensises OF I'D.
EESasiY, Iash OF ap,it sss $A fJSgA1. III has ur
With two roc ms; . we'll Of wafer, aud : good gsr-
den with fruItrs &-.SsssSa 5sSN'
The lot Is s7xiss feet to an alley Is feet wide.
- aRUgSs 3 WILLIaMs
ADJ ,.a6.as,t.s -, 5lt;s ARcIieaeets,3
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frRUsTEE's sALEOF A PLANTATION

IL EAE DRt kE'5 % ~ 81 g Il DKPUT.
BY virtue or deed OF trust from l.. =. squirc to
me. bearing date July 1t.lsss, and duly recorded
In the clerks office Of the county court OF Char
BY anctiSn. without limit or reserve. on che pre-.
nises, on fSATURDs X the 9Th OF, May. 1850 the
PLANTATION calIei "NILLDALG,t lying
Vile, railroad. containing EI6H RUM DRIED
AND, SIXTEEN AGREE, more or less or which
probably 500 acres are cleared, the balance being
mostly IN original growth. ~. .5GglGbgs..
There are on fhhpIacc, and within few hundred
wards CT the depot large TW0-SraPY BRICK
DWELLING and necessary out-buildings.1 The
subscriber VIII show the land 10 parties desiring
to purchase n. I.s
teexpenses of executing the trust 81, 90. g cash:
Al $50 6o ON 1slh July lSse ant aI on the 18th
OF January. 1870 !; for the balance. credit OF
twelve months Interest added. For deferred pay
win De required '.51..,.. .-,x :. :! I
an S-tds IT. Al TRUSTEE
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By erubbs & Williams, Auctioneers' 2.
r1ev.nth street between Main and Bank.

0omMTssIoNER'S SALE OF VERY
REAL ESTATE At MUG.
TToN-In execution of = decree OF Inc SNSuat
Court of Richuiond, entered $50 No7empeI, isoa
in, fre ease of gAnCerson, executor, rS ANDERSON
and ais II VIII sell at auction, upon Inc premlses
on MONDAY the nth day Of APRIL lses ~ y
o,cIock M the following REALESTATE aiioEtea
To- Tcbfbaldr b.. nders on deceased, h7 Inc oSVl-
sion OF the real estate of the late Richard Ander-
Lat. The property situatedat the southeast cor
Nor of Main and Seventh streets. es by lS:s tees4
unon which stands the CLUE HOUSE ard some
otter tr1ifdines. The situation Isl des and
Improving every day, for business purposes. ffo-
ner vIimuroyed this would prove very profitable
{nrestment ! 1t will be- sold according to q plany
which will be- shown at the time OF sale m.
I'd. And on the same day, at half-past O. CLOCK
PM, Il will sell up nthe premises, those TWO
beautiful LOTS 10 Sidney, at the southwest corner
Of Grove and Poplar streets, adJointng. the pro-
perty of W. j. Hubsrds estate, IS by lse feet 70 an
TERMS: Cne-hfth cas- balance at SIX, twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months, for negotiable
notes, With interest payable semi -annuatly the
titles being retained by the court until the notes
are paid. WILLIAM Il. WlSN,
| ,rr-q geFte9 - gG4gDTlJ commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctloneers. -ap 9 d
After the aboYe will be sold TWOYERY HAND
SyME LOTS, in Psticolas's plan at the south
west corner or Grove and HarTie streets, each
spiaNm t..g1 a,.s1GRURBs & WILLIAM
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BY Il. A. J. Clopton.
a Real Estate Agept and Aactioneer,
Tent, between Main and Bank streets.

I .G0lIIH Ju5i+I h!----JlssE = .. : .. -.
Unnamed DWELLING, ON LEASED
H, GROUND, oNnWATER STREET NGAH
TIE sTEAMB bAT LANDINGAT ROCKET1S,g
FOB; SALEyAT' AUCT1CE- II will sell ut snc-'
ton on TUESDAf thalsth Day a April lsess at
o,sIosk; III ioar
TERMS At!Sale. 55lGE. Al. CLoPToh, ~
anl01 - ...:,..,, z,4s Auclioneer.
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/ 5re .eorinIBy Sampson Jones, DR., .9GGiTol 81
-, Fifteenth street between, Main and Cary So
TWILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT MY
l. warehouse; Nos * g. and Eft zenith street, be-
tween Main andrCary on MO EDAYt the 18th tn-i
slant, commencing at half-past 10 clock A. M., q
large and ei-aessrted stock Of 'i'''-l " ~ 'Nh
| .Toor bav GROCERIES,. II d s:;rT 81 baGin
dttw 91ad WHIf2sSESsh a &c. 900 O. 'nil rs b-
the attention of the trade Is invited. I'
! ,.,s,. q av;r sASiP SON JONES. JR... is
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GALE OF. VALUABLE STEAM saw

GALE OF. VALUABLE STEAM saw
y haILL.-As trustees in deed of trust record
ed In the Clerks office of the County Court OF
surry we will at the joint request Of the grantor
an beneficiary sell by auction on the prem ises
on MONDAY, i2th OF "A pril 1888, at O'Clock 2;
its appurtenauces, on the Claremont estate, about
Two miles from Claremont wharf, lately worked
by J. II. Crump. The engine is capable Of run
ming two saws. The mill can be removed, or the
purchaser can make an advantageous contract for
timber with the owner OF the land. .. ...
TEENS Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale,
and the balance on "a. credit Of six and twelve
months, interest added, secured by notes we'll en-
dorsed. ',''' ROkERT GUILD,
r-rs- ..ri sg.far4o1 j. H. DARLINGTON, 20
mhfs Trustees. ;
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By,Grnbbs Il Williams, huctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

80 LicVtDtu StfcSt pcsHcSh alaii onu DAM.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING. LOT ON
IA SOUTH Side OF NAN sTRgET BE-
Will be. sold az auction, upon the premises on
TUESDAY, I3th ! pri1, at g O'Clock. It fronts
81 feet and runs back about leo feet 30 an alley.
It is suitable for stores for two drst-ciass resi-
deEces admitting or all the modern improvements.
No better Investment can be found h5.an 3@ti.
sgERMs One fourth cash; balance at4s andH
m sps e sRu WILLIAMS. .ucttoueers.
1TRUsTEPs SALE OF sPOTsW JOD
L HOTEL FURNIrURF, &C.-By virtue or q
deed Of frost bearing, date December 10, 1857 ex-
ecuted by James Miliward and John Miliward 70
me as trustee, and recorded In tie Office of the
Of 81 Hunfs M ae s.} e hs
dayof prik 1ssa, at 10 % clock A. NJ, on the
premises. proeesd.s se!ist public auction tho ~
as'!Al REDS, Is sDDIsG,I sI2aet2in -.st19i9
" goa MIRRORS LaiH .gEes.Gdr II B&3
...;ta,,, CARPETS, rr,n.s ess g.,.y,f.t -,,i,r.7
s-s+t-2 GLASS; 1ss~ 49,. - t-t S.-.ts'A
sttlU7 CRsiCK cry, ,4g4 t8lo u saEE .af4ua
KIfcHEN UTENSILS, g, .5k go
and all other 2 PERSONAL PROPERTIES In
ALSO,
aIats sHoRSEs: * Gs.l sTs5tai 3tfg4i
stt 4 9 3assKaT E@$aees and sas -. rR5l
aud all the sA ssksoNhL PRoPssTY connected
With the stable aud lot attaehedto the same
RERMs-which will The 1iberai--ssiliz be uiasss
known at The time and place O. sa!e sv .r.,..o
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"A Ii KINDS OF PRINTING DONE IN
.E1 THE BEST STYLE OF THE AIT ATTHE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .a6a5Isi3$N
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BY Cook & Laughton, Aucdoneers, N ;.
corner or Governor and franklin streets.
E-G - Jts.. -..a4 Ill 80 81 t'-aHa L"@'
'FARM OF SIX -HUNDRE AND

DARN OF SIX HUNDRED AND
~ THIRTY aACRHs, NINE MILES FROM
Road AND W1LLIsMsBTRa TUHNPiKE,
JOHN u. GLEASON, TOGETHER WITH
SrOt X AND CT OPS, AT AUCTION On
sell SELL on the p premises, the VERY De- TeABLE
FARM situated as above. The land 1s1n high
state of. cultivation, aud Is considered the best
laiG-ous farm In Henrico or unity: L.., so,.
81 acres of winter oats. There also 200 acres
falIowed for spring oats, about 60 acres Of which
are sowed, and about so acres for corn and vege-
tables, vi. lies E.=g g1ET 1rIE 81 EGJ 1915
! The dwelling is two story framed house. with
eight rooms, fifty five by twenty FIVE, and hss been
newly painted and repaired and commands \ view
Of the plantation. There are al necessary ou1t7
There are 100 acres Of low grounds we'll adapted
for dairy farm, and meadow tba; Will produce
four tons OF hay per acre. $50, ~ acres OF frut
The STOCK consists of six Horses, from four to
six years old, together with al the late, improved
farming utensils carts wagons, ana harness. rhe
year,old Heifers with calf and ffty lives T and
$ssEEK 3MEADoW-3g = Ut S.,,ai
mond Thee is good fishing, shooting, and fox
Rso 500 cords CO Of oak and pine wood put up in
cords, neIr the rairoui .SElt !"fti " -.@F.i%s
TERMS Personal effects. cash; for the real
estate, one-half cash; the balance in one and two
years, interesl added, secured BIZ decd OF trust.
: The land will be sold without the growing crop
or stock II desired. III 70 EJ-zI1 .,L..ED q
Persons Wishing TO purchase lands IN Virginia
will do well to attend this sale. as the owner VIII
leave for urr,pe In NAV and is determined to SELL
The train leaves Richmond at O'Clock i. NJ.
stopping a.. Meadow Station, and retu- ms at u
I ans COON ELAUGHTON Aucttoncerg,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-12

By Thomas ": Reese, Apctiooueer,
n ID We 1st5 Main street, = 80 49,

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