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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-17
BY wellington Gotdin,
surtIoneer and Real Estate 4 gent.
VERY EXCELLENT FARM OF TWO

VERY EXCELLENT FARM OF TWO
v Kindred AND tIGHTI.THREE
ACRES, CALLED NEW MARKET. IN EUn-
HHKIhSD COUNTY, ONE IL FRO
JANIS alVER. FOR SALE A. ,UCTloS:Lat
tie request OF The owner ] shall cell al puDnS
auction ut my Office corner OF Fank ann EleEentu
streets Ia the city IL iIchmond, on IuESbtl
The Let day Of June, 1880 At II o'clot d., Lnst
valuable FARM lCca'e d Ne above kaown as rev
Market, c ,ntaiDing TWO IL u + kSD
ETGhTY-THaEE AIRES about one mile from
Ktchmond to I.ynchourg. i've miles from Nc"
Canton and sixty from fichnonh. mere are
eighty acres In original growth % oS ana McSory,
seYenty five acres in second grown pine islRe
cn0rg FOR cord wood, hlty acres wei set In ct0ye1
rrmaf udcr In 'Eood heart: produces wei oil
tobacco wheat and cora: soil gray, or gooI cray
suhsnIl. he imprOycnt nts ctns'St nl iiaao
dwelling with stone basencnt. containing elYnt
ro,ms With store attached III which there IL
merchant doing p fine husiEess-the STAND belhg
regat ded the hes. ia hat section.
Also a kitchen 81 okth ui'- corn-crl1 paIn;
stable two log tobacco houses: nnc garden "cii
pailed In rarI Well shaded and all ciotcu WIN
4 paing fer ce; and fine well Of wafer IN 'he
Also an orchard or two hundred trees OF inc
best selection of apple peach. pear, ana cherrS'
now in full bearing. , ,,
ElacksInith's shop ard churches near by ana inc
ncig orhood good and location heatsy
TEENS : Onc-thi!d cash: baisnce at me ana TWO
wears for negotiable not, S. interest *dded sccurca
nv a trnst deed, W. GODDIS.
~ Auctioneer.
z. 8 The foregoing farm can he bought prl-
vatcly before The ~ Of sale. ~ persons are par
y,iIc > ap a. 7ta~tds
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BY 0rubbs & Williams, Auctioneera
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
BEAUTIFUL HURUHBAH RESIDENCE,
KNOWH IS AUBURN,n WITH TWENTY
FIVE ACRf OF LAND ATTACHED. FRONT
ING on THE GROVE ROAD AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE WKSIHth Roa D, ONE NILE IL
WEST OF THE CITY, FOR SALE AT hUC-
TJ0N.-Ttc property above referred to will be
sod bv tire under sigr ed rs commissioners in eI-
ecution If decree Of the Circuit Court o.! Hem
rico county entered on the 2sth Of April. 1869 In
the case Of TYLER against Gruhbs Williams.
trustees. and ais I he salc will take place upon
The premises On MONDAY the nth Of May, at
O'Clock r. NJ: IL ftI-, If not then on the next
fair day thereafter AZ the same hour.
The buildings are ample and coed. embracing
h7utsoma dwelling With nine rooms, with all The
usual ou.-houses. beautifully situated and sur
rounded by grove or forest trees, and lnwn set
out with Shrubs ard ilowers.
Particular care was used IN the selection OF The
fruits and vines, Of which there Is the usual va
resv, and rOw approaching maturity.
The land lies ne 4rly squarc and in the chararf or
OF Its soil and its Typographical features - all that
could be desired for gardening, fruit raising, and
general lu. poses OF cultivation. .
Auburn Is one Of the most admi red places In the
vicinity of ibis CITY and ask for IL an eIami-
nati1n by those wishing to purchase such pro-
perry.
seem best at the time OF sale.
TERMS: About "a. 900 cash; balance At four,
eIpii. Twelve. and twenty-f four months for ncgo-
tiab'c otpG, with Int rest added the title being
retained by III" court until the notes are paid.
Purchaser to paw taxes for 1902
I: y D. W GnIghsM Commissioners
CRITTERS 4 WILLIAMS AuctionSc-s. my 3
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r LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.

r LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
We beg leave 20 call the attention or the trade
TO our
LARGE and WELL Sell ECTED ASSORTMENT
FOREIGN and DvMEsTIC VINES
LIQUORS, &c,
consisting in part OF
casks Otsrd, Dupuy Il Co.'s Fine Brandy,
vintage 1862;
cask old Aenncssy Erandy. vintage 1882;
rs dcmjo Extra Fine EaIk Brandy, for me-
dicinal purposes;
caskj Very superior cherry Wine;
casks Very Superior Fort Wine, dlIcc. i'm
portstion:
10 caskj Medium Grade" x inc,
so baskets Champagne, superior brands;
rs cas- IS fine Wines, one dozen bottles each;
50 CASES Claret Wine,
barrels wv. Az CID Rye Whisky, five years
10 barrels Kentucky Fou:bon Wh!skey, two
10 barrels ysisS vi Wilson's Pennsylvania whskey,
twn years old;
Is barrels Lxcksy's Mountaia Whisky,
90 barrels hangers Whisky,
2, b trrelS Martin v hlskcy,
Is b4rrcs Whites hockbl idge Y hishav,
10 barrels Engcmau's valley Chrice Whisky,
lbG barrels common to medium y hiskey,
10 barrels Ho land Gin,
Is barrels New Engiaad kCm,
barrels old amuica Fun.
Also a large lot of nike Brandic5, Wines, Cor
dials, Tonic aud Bar III lers &C., &C., III store and
Tor sale on accom- nodatinS terms.
ANDREW j GRAY u CO.
apps No. 2 Pearl Block.
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BY A. c. Puliam, Aurttoneer,
Southwest corner Main and Fourteenth Streets

TOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF VALUA-
IL CuuSTERFiET,D COUNTY. FOR SALE At
kuCTION-At the reGuc t Of the owner. VII,
sell at public auction, on the premises mis- d.S 81
Nav, 1909 The FOUR HUNDRED ACRES w
LAND now occupied by VIII IN o. Eourno;i;
ESQ. lying south OF the Goode 6riaSG r9aa, anu
100 acres In cui iva ion bal,nce heavily tlmoered,
with mos. valuable growth OF walnot ana Gear,
suitable for saving. The soil IS ,idereh rs nne
as ans In Vlrginia producing corn. wheat tonac-
co oats, and clover luxuri tntly. he land VIII pe
divided in tracts or sold IS whole, 10 SUIT ING
nurchesers present. X spl. ndid mill site Is upon
the land, furnished with water by swirl cresK'
ncyer-faling stream, OF large Size.
TERMS : une-third cath balance ooncs ~ ia
and twelve months with i.tcrest secured oy
trust drcJ 4. 9. PULLlAh,
- ,n' IN IN II "a $40 Suctioueer.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

81 CLlGT EOU AAC O1Nh
How often does IL happen thst \ whole family
is brought to the point or misery through sic6uees
Of their proytder, the husband and tbs fsther-he
being able III such state 10 labor for the neaps
OF support and they, being too proud TO ask fol
assistance In time, exhausting sil their little
mesns for medicines and doctors fees. and At last
there Is nothing reminding but utter dependency.
All this can be avoided by paying IN good time2
small amount TO the fluid of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION 10,
the relief OF the sick, ag-
Every sick member receives, by paying a. 81
half annually, IS every week when sick or BY
paying IS, $40 every wes K, no matter whether The
disease is derived from accident any her cause
The premiums are put so low as TO enable even
The poore man to join this benevolent association
and secure 10 his family enough 10 keep them from
wSnt, ar. .,..a.E
. Information car be received at the Office of thu
company, sls Broad street. .at,t.
Agents for all parts OF the country are wanted.
DTsRCToRs Wiili.m Wiids, President; A.
Bodeker, Treasurer; John III. Peln, secretary:
TRUSTEES john Purcell James Miller
cashier Of the Union savings Bank 3. n. kosen
baum, APPS
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THE EXPERIENCE OF MARK TWAIN or SOME
in the New York C0mnlcrcini says:
At dinner yesterday l helped myself 10 T.
piece OF pumpkin pie. The gentleman who
had been so ohligiug rs TO :imtSe me at an eX-
peusa of seventy live dollars, Observing me
eat the pie, rose from the liable with heavy
fruwr on his face. Whcu | had finished my
Dime: and walked forward To the Social
Hall he approached with Il drawn Bowie
knife, and stcrnly demanded Of me where
Was from. ! told him after Il slight hcsita-
zion that l was born III Albcmarie county,
Va and that / was Il nephew Of Colonel -.
He then said, III that is the ease, sir, you
may continue to live; but, sir, thought you
must lie 4 id Yankee from the way you eat
that pumpkin pie and in that case ! should
have regarded II rs 4 duty TO my country TO
cur your throat
! thanked him very politely for the high re-
gard he manifested for the place OF my birth
and my family connexions. He then asked
me if l took part i'll the rebellion. l said, yes.
lie inquired on which side. L replied, on
both that was visiting relative OF nine
hy tie name of John NJ Bolts 1T tie time the
war broke out, and that l remained there
until the war closed. He seemed satisfied
with my answer, and asked me TO introduce
him to General Blair. He told the General
he was the first man he had ever voted for
that he had fought against; that the South
could never have been conquered II he-Ccio-
mel JAY IIawker i think he called himself
had been in command, or If they had all been
like him. He had lost very heavily by the
war l think he said he had lost an uncle, 4
niger, Il watch, and thirty dollars i'll Con-
fcderate money.
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Dos PIATT TRIES TO CONSOLE Poor MEN.
To make money, TO make great heaps OF
money in the ordinary way Of business. brain
is in the way We note the fact, as 4 rule,
that the more successful arc the more stupid.
Togathcr up the worlds goods, one must have
instinct not sense. To have few mental
wants, no refined tastes, and great greed, are
the REQUISITES for your rich man. His hnppi-
ness must consist in his mere accumulation.
a man makes a fortune rs Il hog gathers up :.
bed before Il Yicwess, unielt wind-from in
stinct. Not that IN intellectual man may shut
down on his refined tastes, and through
men tai process, discover the road 10 alilGcnce.
The goose flies u thousand miles north or
south on straight line from instinct. 4 man
iuvcnts the compass and accompliShes the
same reSuit.-Ntto IJrk httcT-Ctacn"Htl COM
M TCidL.
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nv 10 %rgeant I)tybl Rlcnmr'Hu

F7RUSTEE'S SALE OF A HIGHLY
I IMPROVED FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO. THREE M1LES ABOVE NIGH
MOED. ON THE WESTHAM TURNPIKE,
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
aCgFS-BY VI tue or Il deed Of trust made on
the cath day Of December 1857. 10 the snbscrlbcr,
from Mrs CathariGe $. klscm. recorded In the
clerks of,ice Of the county Ct Hem leo, to secure
the peyment of certain negotiable note Tor II orc
therein mentioned, with interest 3nd teftnlt
having been made In the payment of sci ncpnti -
bic note, and at the request of the beneficiary IN
s,id deed and in accordance with the terms thereof
Will offer for nc ut public auction on The nre:n-
Ises, on MONDAY the 24h day or May. l5So al
O'clock 2. NJ, the real 'stac conveyed In said
deed being 4 tract OF land containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND ONE ACRES, .iih improvements
thereon bounded on the south by the "eslhsm
road on the cast, bG the land cf Michael w ihCk-
Ter on the north AMI wes: by the lands purchased
Of edwin IIl by John IawtOu.
Possession given IN time Ia seed crop th,s lai!,
and entire possession given LIT January next
TERMS Sufficient In cash to p,y The SAID ne20-
tiahlc note, with Interest from 2Tth 1cccmhcr
1868 and 10 pay The cost If suit and expenses OF
sale. subj 20 prior incumb-ance for The nm
paid purchase mo7cv amounting 10 a., le5 50, With
Interest on So 500 IS from The nth april, 1885, and
on "a, leo "a from the lTih pril. 1857, and MS t"
any resume Of the proceeds OF sale on such terms
as the said FlSom shall pres crhc and iii Get. The
land is equal to the best In Uenrico county, and
has been greatly improved by fei tlizcrs: and the
buildings are all new and arc IN 'st beautifully anu
ny 10 GEnRGE R. BAGBY, Trustee.
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A WOMAN URRMIT.-The New York EcangeI-
fst has = letter from n woman in New England,
who lives among the mountains, in z little
cottage, with no living companion save 4 cat.
And yet, says the Evangelist. she is not hatcr OF
her kind-cither of mankind or OF womankInd
nor = rude, uncultivatcd person, but Z lady
of education, who is attracted to this lonely
life by the double motive OF an intense love OF
nature, and Il desire for perfect independence.
She has IN acre OF ground which she culll-
Yates with her OWN hands, planting peas ana
potatoes as well as flowers. and, in word,
making her living out of mother earth, where
by she secures TO herself health, comfort ana
ahovc all, what is dearest TO her heart, lndc-
peudence. SO enamored is she OF this free,
wild woods life, which seems to her like camp
ing out on the hillside, all alone with the
mountains and stars, that she writes very per
suasIrely TO the pent-up dwellers IN cities 10
follow in the same path OF Independence
Here is picture:
"Thcre are no poor people here, see,' re-
marked Il friend who was visiting me not long
ago He was right though some who lived
here might question it. For who is poor th;tt
can have plenty Of work and good wages? NO
well person ever need 10 suffer for life ne
ccssitics in q place like this. How strange il
is that the poor will hug cities, where they
are sure to uiIer if not TO starve, when In Inc
country there is abundant room and 4 plenti-
full support for all, if they would but worR
for it
"During the past year have proved, to my
full satisfaction, that every woman may make
4 good living by 'tilliug the earth "a small
portion of it. One acre well cared for VIII
lcxcept in case of rare calamity produce more
than enough to feed Il family for year. Then
Won want enough more land 10 enable you tt
raise things TO exchange for your wood or coal
and also for other necessities. Were l twt
poor women, instead Of working out for any
human employer l would hire four or live
acres of good land, and work out under Tho
sun and should certainly be much more indie
| ppndent, prosperous, and happy AS I'm but
one woman, lame and very busy, all cal
hope TO do is TO raise my own vegetables ant
strawberries, and | must content myself VIII
trying 10 COAX others TO come on: 10 coun'
try work and life ana home comfort"
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VIII he sold on MONDAY. May "a, 1872, COM
rnerci~r ct IL o'clock A. NJ. Mt the TfGLE MA
THI..r WORKS. corner Of Canal and Tenth
streets, the following very valuable PROPEk7 Y
such rs Is usually found In a trst-cla5s foundry
and machine shop-:o Wit,
One 40 horse power Steam Engine ard B@tler;
Lining shafting, Prlleys. HANGERS and Betting:
one Mckenzie Cupola end Blower; ore small Gu
poIa one large Crane; Tools. Flasks Ladies, &c :,
for p Foundry Punch. Shears, j oilers, and other
tools for boiler shops: one Pressure Riowtr n
wills FORMERS and other tools for a smi:h's shop !:
large stock Of Patterns for Machinery; one tri
Boriny and Turning Mil: enc Gray & wood
plarer. one 20 foot iron Piancr one a-toot iron
PIancr four larrc-si7c Vrginc Lathes three me-
dum-size Engine Iathes: one large ara one
small wood-turnirS athe ore po'[cntfer with
tans and dies four Power ~ His var ious sizes.
Including drills. tools &C., FIR frst-claSs ana
chine Sion Carpenters' benches one small pair
Punch and Shears; (irCular-saw Table: one
slottiny Machine, nearly completed: one s-hnrSe
power Engine. nearly cornpifteo fhIee iron
Wheels; Trucks; Patent Falls and chains; one
Ralance and one Platform SCalss: Boiler and
wrought Iron and Boiler Works Flnc5 ard Gas
Pines; Castings and FnrgiDgs for Steam Engines
and saw-Mills Wood Screws Nails. Bolts, and
Nuts OF various siz e in fact. al the TOOLS ana
Fixtures generally ,und In q large 'ishment
Of this kind, including Gas Fixtures and Cflce
Furniture. ,,,o
rants In my hands against Kahl & Rhhm and two
writs or venditioni exponss. and sundry eNecu-
lions u.s. Kshl & Rahm ard ala.
The attention Of all persOnS In tie foundry rus
ness Is espcciay called 10 this sale rs 1t Sn 'rS
an opportunity to any person CT purchasing Hall-
able machinery. &c.
TERMS !: Made known mt sale.
G. g. MILLS.
p,u13 Sergeant CITY OF Richmond.
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BY EIll 3 Godllu, Auctloncers,
No, 1903 Main street.
T. WIFI. .OFFER IMMEI

WE WILL, OFFER IMMEDIATELY
w af critic sale Of "Oaklsnd' on the 18TH
ISs'TA ST lI,uesday), 3 nice lite FAhM OF
sIXTY-FuDEl &C K s. half cleared, balance
woods on the Eieh mord, Fl cerichsH u'g and re,
trmac railroads Twelve miles from kichmnEd, ana
firm, Oakland ~ he improvements consist OF
HOI Sc with four 70: ms kitchen ana stable ana
excellent spring OF water very neat Tile mouse
orchard Of. very nice fruit: =,
This IS 4 goNd I1ca lon for country store as IL
ia on the PiaBk-road eadingto ari tic WI e, ana
there Isgnoae tulseverai miles of the place
T E R MS, sone-hslf cash: balance At Twelve
my nj ~ *" Real KS ate &uctioTcers.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN

- HECkLFNBURG COUNTY. VA-By virtue
Of decree Of III, Circuit : ourt OF hetksenDnrS
county rendered st The Arril term theieol, Ises'
in the case Of MeIlw atnc s1n TS esi .Sn On
TITsSnlY tie sth day of Jupc 1899. sell, upon
the premises. to the highest G der ut Public n no
tion the Ira ct OF land on which g. b. Cro~cer now
rr.iss wing ON tn waters o. Bluestone crscs II
SAID cgunty within mile # Roanoke river, ana
twelve miles from Scottshur2 cenot. ON ,iie hlcll'
mond anG DanylIle railroad. containing sees scIes
i bis tract Is for lhc mos part e1ceedinSly Islta
and productive aad has upon it handsome dweli.
Ing with all nece -sary outtuiisings. more pi
nn,e doscrintion Is deemed unnecessary. rs IL -
sppp Ssed that PERI ons d,siring 10 purchase VIII
exsnine the property. Possession TO DC s,ver an ~,
he Ist Iay OF Jauuary, 1870 with the privilege !"
The purchaser OF st Going VII. u op
TtRMs CF SALE: Unc-third or III" purcnass in't
rev to be reaui ed in cash: AMI AS 10 the RESCUE
credit, six and twelve month, the purchaser 10
execute bonds for the deferred pay mems carrynH
intert ST from the day OF te AMI the TIE IN inc
prope ty to te retained until lii: Whole ofthe pull
Chase money is paid.
mv17 dtd Roydton Va
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gEAE EsTATE FOE SALE.
Ey w. Il. Tob!ns, Zeal Estate agent,
80. lco2 Main street, corner Of Tenth.

EIVE FARMS ON AND NEAR JAMES
Z RIVER, II IlENHICo COUNTY, WITHIN
sEVEN MILES OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE.
Opc Of FOUR HUNDRED ACRES large river
font; hirl; dwelling; good stables aud out
buildings beautiful lawn large orcllsrd; very
large garden: land ali able.
Gre of ! HR TE HUNDRED AND FIG ~
IGIIrkCRgS; broad river front: land all ara
be except sixty acres of excellent marsh line Tor
grazing good large new barn, cattle and forage
shelter, tenant houscs, &c.
one OF UNfT II y n ID f u AND FIT y
GChyS; ample rirer front; beautiful site FOR
dwelling; iity acres iii wood3 the rest arabic
and fertile. --
Cne OF TWO II IND RED AND FIFTY
ACRES: turnpike front; half cleared; half In
woods This can la sub Gir ded with convenience
GfiSt mjll on adj Icing land.
one OF Fifty aCkES; forty cleared and ara
bic: len In wood! u nice tract for SIN all farmer
no house,
= lie whole will Re sold to single purchaser If
desired. Apply TO
W. Is. ROBINS. Zeal Estate Agent.
NO. ltc2 Main street. corner Of zenith,
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttonecrs,
No, 100 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON MADDOX HiLL.-.y virtue or
deed Of trust executed By Anthony Holmes 70 .ns
sub: criber. dated 7th January. ite', ana reg LIZ
mond, shall sell, on rHUh SD Y The y h May az,
1899, at O'Clock z. ~, on the prem ises me
Hill near LittleIage street. House Win LUX
rooms kitchen and stable. Lot 81 by Ia9 lee., :,
TERMS OF sALS: Cash for so mnch as win uc
FRAY xLenses Of sale and satisfy net Yer eteo
with cost OF protest aud balance on such len s ."
said Holmes may direct.
u,x, r. crDnTr ncttoneers VII
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Ey Wellington Goddin,
lucti0nepr and Real Estate Agent

UOUSE and LOT, ON CHURCH HILL.
/ / az THE &O2TH LINE OF STREET
i II " BEN THIR II ETH ANU Thirty. FlRST
requ st oCthc il is If the late Mrs. lzaoeth Var
hrourn, thsli sell ut auction on the prcm;ses,
ON IOSDEY tie l7lh May, 1862, ut O'CLOCK
locate 40 above The Eouse couteins live rooms /;
kitchen, stable and well Of wafer 10 the yard.
eight months Tor negotiable notes, in"Tt st add;
and tiilc retained &C. W. GDDDiN,
49,.
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BY Ii. Benson, AuctioDcer.
DUBLIC SALE OF MoNTICELLO.-By

q
4 virtue OF a decree OF The Circuit Court o. the
city of III hTond rendered on the ~ i day Oh no,
etnber. 1893 in the cause OF } mss L. Levy an
Fanny. his wife, and ELIZA llenricks, plaintiffs
against Mary Jane Hastings and others, deIemu-
ants, shall, at commits ioner therein nance, oler
for sale 1T pubIc auction on THURSDAY NC
lat day OF in next, II suitable day, II not Tie
next suitable day thereafter. on the premises
MONTICELLO, the foracr residence OF Thomas ma,
Jefferson, containing 1WO HUbDEED AND
EIGHTEEN ACNks. The improvements are )"
large brick dwelling planned and built under the
direction and supe! vision OF hT. j .fferson MIN"
self, ard all the necessary. out-butldings. u 70
situated on m emipcuce about three miles from
Charlottes Vile and four from the University OIL
Virginia, commanding view of All the turrohho-
Ing c .untry-one of the hnc,t In Virginia.
Terms One third Of the purchase money 10 De
paid In cash. another thi-d on Twelve months
credit, the remainder on two Yeas credit from
day OF sale, the purchxer giving bnads for tae ds,
fcrred iEstalments The TILE VIII he wlthneu
until the whole of the purchase molcy be paid.
Possession gwen on the day OF sale.
selling as ccmmissior c., the title will not be
| wsrranied. it IL, however, unIueslinDnble, nav :
iGg been passed upon by the .urt5 OF hcW fofK
amt Virginia. EOadG GAhhr
Commissioner.
lrnt n VT
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kUCTTOM SALES.
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctieneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
THTs Day. e %,


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
BACON. &C, AT AUCTION II will Sell
TIL MORNING., commencing at 10 O'Clock, at
GRtNn rANO, seven oc.aves, made by r.
Triska: -
l Mahogany B00K-CA
l Walnut sFCR HTkRY and BOOK-CASE,
Walnut Cha MBER SUIT. consisting or Warrl-
: robe. Bedsead. Cabinet, and Washstand.
with marble tops:
| TABLE and eli MRS,
handsome marb'c-top SIDEEOhRD. .-...-.-.
la;gr FXTgH SlOE DINING TABI.E.
RITREkUS. BEDSTEknS, MATTRESSES;
7 hcaut ieul Rosewood CRIB,
/ niece new CtEPET.
l pieca new or cloth. wide;
hUCKISG-CkkIRS BOOKS, &c
ALSO.
1oopounds SHOULDER BACON.
ALSO,
1PIaNo FOB RENT.
THOMAS W. KE-sEE,
n-i- Auctlnnccr.
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MEELENE BY.

MILLINERY just received and .-,8 @
IVA opened this morning several tcauti- ssaltl ~
fGl styles OF CRAZE anil BACE hOS-ENSSSe
NETS and HATS. lso, large assortment o.
Straw Goods, Frames, Illusions, Grapes, silks
&C.; all at the low. ST prices ...
Mgs. d. WALTON 4 CO.,
No. 400 Rfoad street, corner Fourth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-17
GALE OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND

~ COUNrY.--Ih h undersigned. commss toner's
appointed by decree oitte ircuit Court OF Cum
be;lAnd county made on the 9Th day OF March,
1899 In the suit of Ann NJ. Peltus rs. Pettus's all
miuistrator &c they viii sell ~ public auction,
10 the highest bidder L: Cumbs rlsnd Outhouse-
on MONDAY the 24.h day Of Nay. 1879 CHAT beinE
cuurt-day6 the IRA LAND OF which Hugh
NJ Pc tus died seized known rs "Burlelgn
Hall" situated within half a mile or CuiDoer-
land Courthouse, containing 4i9 acres
The improvements consist Of large and very
handsome tw0-stnricd bri x DWELL * With Six
rooms above the basement and al necessary ca
bins and out-h9usc3.
Terms OF sale Will be On CT cdi. OF SIX, twelve.
ell hteen and twenty four MON hs, e;u IL instsl-
meuts, the purchaser to execute bonds with good
security for the purchase mGu ), ard the title 70
be re.aiGed until all the purchase money Is PAID.
r. u. LAYING,
JOHN Z. WILSON.
myl-2awlw Commissioners