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persons having claims agninst the Estate of JOHN
MEHRTl Ms, deceased. will present the same dulv
attested, and all indebted to sad Estate p;l,
MAKE payment at No. 1877 East Bay to
J. N. M. WOHLTMANN. han,.n,strator
June 25 "-'-'0acaf' "a
so NOrICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 19,h, will draw interest trom uy LIST.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.
So -MoULlRIEvILLE. SOUTH CARROLL
NA-NorIcE During my absence flom the State,
"arden =. ID. SIMONTON will act Intcndant of
said Towp. JOHN NJ. TOUaEY
June 30 8 Intendant
8B- OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
COMPANY. JUNE %, 1904 dividend of FIFTY
CENTS Per Share on the Capital Stock of this Com
pany having been declared by the Directors the
same will be paid on and after MONDAY, the eth
proximo.
Inc BOOKS OF Transfer will be closed from this date
to 9th proximo. W. J. uERIor
June % 10 Secretary and Treasurer.
a8-TO THE CUSTOMERS OF VIM. s. COR
WIN CO-With view to accommodate all our
Customers we will send to the residences Of those
who desire for their orders such days as they
name, between the hours of and 10 A. NJ, and the
goods so ordered will be delivered by 2P M the
same ay.
Our Customers and others who wish to avail them.
selves Of the abeve will please leave their names and
residences at the store.
Respectfully, VIM. s. CORwIN & CO.,
No 175 King-street
y s% THE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THR NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
14o EAsf BAY, having replenished Its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality ena latest styles, is prepared 10 execute
the shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Can and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere. .t.
NOTICE. TAX ON REAL EsTATE.-CIrY
TREASURY. lsr JUNE. 1ses.-Uneer an ordinance
TO raise supplies for the year 1862 the Second In
stalment OF oNK.TH1RD THE lax ON REAL Es-
TATE will be received ON and a9ter THIS DAY. du-
ring the II onth Of June. at this Office
-e. t'.y. -... 8. THOMAS,
june 28 wfsmtuw8 City Treasurer
aB- EXECUTORS FINAL NOrIOE.-NO-
TOE is hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
JULY ensuing, at II O'Clock, A. M tho undersigned
will apply to the Judge of Probate of Charleston
County for Anal discharge as Executors of Will of
the late EBENEZER II. RODGERS.
FRANCIS 8. RODGERS>
ahShs5 g! & s5pa1SS :; 5SPaERs' Executors.
June2 wfm1mo
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CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN

FOR WHIGHT'S BLUFF.
AMI, ALL LANDINGS ON THE sANTEE RIVER.
rnNK@A THE STEAMER MARION, CAP.
- TAIN T. FOSTER, ia now receiving
Me1gne as accommodation Wharf, and Will leave on
WEDNEsDAY NIGHT, the 3Oth n slant 80 ~
JOHN FFRGCSON
Vuno 20 Accom- modation Wharf
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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE UAKR.,..
~, THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND COM.
HAA FOATABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
ZAP will resume her trips to historic points in
Wharf daily at len A. M.
For Passage apply 20 THOMAS YOuNa
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sef1Se.ec THE SIDEWHEEL GTFAMaBIP
LZEIEA$ u MAGNOLIA, Captain NJ. B. Crow
AEZ3Il8HkfS ELL, Will leave Wanderhorst'n Wharf
-.ss.ssssasara.- on WEDNESDAY MORNING, June
3Oth at 10 O'Clock.
June "a RAVFNFI, n 90 Aoan%s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-20

DOR RENT, the desirable HOUSE GA IA
4 No s. on Third stree; twasn Nam ana Ill.
Cary. Possession given immediately"
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ATCTTOy aALEs--Future Days.
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctionser and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE DIsTILLERY
' AND FIXTURES, ON MOORE STREET
NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE, IN THE CITY
or RICHMOND. For SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request Of tho parties Interested shall sell
1T public auction, on The premises, on WEDNES-
DAY the Goth Of May. 1889, at O'Clock L. ~, TINT
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY located as
above, having front OF $50 feet the north line
Of Moore street. running back about 900 feet to
Bacon's Quarter branch.
The improvements thereon consist or u large new
BRICK BUILDING covered with slate. granite
BUILDING. 90 by DO feet: also. 4 large BRICK
STABLE, granite foundation. covered with slate,
80 by go feet; besides several SHEDS.
Tn the barge brick building Is complete Dis
TILLERY. FIXTURES, and APPARATUS.
nearly new: which cost, rs learn, without the
land about $40. 900, and constitute ~ am In
formed. one Of the most complete distillcrics In
virginia. a full supply of pure sprng-watcr, con-
vcycd by Iron pipes, passes through the whole pro-
pcrty. TINS adding greatly to Its value.
4 large STEAM ENGINE and BOILER and I'M
additional BOILER of l00-horsc power VIII be sold
separate from the real estate.
TO persons disposed tn embark In the business OF
dlstiliirg. or other manufacturing purposes, this
property presents great attractions The buildings
can he used for tobacco factory soap factory. ol
for almost any kind of manufacturing business.
TERMS For the real estate. onc-fourth cash:
balance ut four, eight, and twelve months for ncgO
table notes. interest added secured by Il trust
deed. For The personal property. four months
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper, in
trrcSt added
my 30 w. GODDlN. Aurtionccr.
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Reichardt, composer of "Thou Art So
Near and Yet So FAR has Just published "A
new song called "Of Thee l Think"
\ bter-ded German made application YES
',roaS Tor warrant Of arrest against his
Siloelnahcr on account OF pain and damage
suffered from wearing tight boots.-Ne,c
York Commercial.
That nobility is the trucst which a man de-
r'fcs, not from his pedigree, but from him.
s'h mat eXcellcncy is the greatest which
Is personal; that glory is the most cstim,.
ble which is fixed in our intellectual and
moral attributes; not that which i MAN
locks mp with his cash or puts by with his
ribbons. ''''
Men often lose opportunities by want Of
Seli-contldence. Doubts and fears in the
minds of some rise up over every event
through mere tim0rousness, and they fear
10 attempt what most probably would be
successful, while 4 brave, active man, will
with perhaps half the ability, carry the en-
terprise to prosperous terminate Il.
No one who wishes that conversation
should DC pleasant 10 his neighbors is well
: himself. should speak more than two or
hree sentences at once. However much he
pay have 10 say, it will he I'LL the more
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letter from GOOchland.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
M,S.vIS Nav Is. 1860,


MASAKIN, May Is, 1869.
Yesterday being our regular cotrl-day,
VIC went up to the Courthouse, and upon
getting there we learned tina. some ten or
Twelve persons had been appointed inStices
of the peace for the county OF GoCchllnd !;
but when the hour arrived for the court to
assemble upon the bench. only three were
present who had taken the oaths necessary
10 cutitlc them to membership. The names
Of the persons who took The oaths OF office,
and at present constitute the court Tor the
county Of Goochland, are James i. Jch-
nings, John billiard, and Fleming L. sho-
maker, who oh yesterday organized tnein-
selves into court, transacted some niue
county business, and granted licenses to
merchants. 1t is supposed that other APP
pointecs will come forward and qualily by
The next term Of the county court. We have
quite criminal docket in our court, but no
commonwealth attorneyto prosecute, ana
no attorney in the county who VIII take Inc
tc>t-oath.
After the court adjourned, a meeting OF
the people of the county was called TO take
into consideration the proprety OF nonlha-
ting candidate TO represent the county III
the House of Delegates. Walter d. Lcakc,
ESD. was called on to address the meeting,
and responded i'll one OF his able efforts
against the test-oath and disfranchlSlng
clauses Of the scalawag and carpet-hag3cr
constitution. He urged with great ability
the colored people (0f whom quite num-
Der were present, and seemed to he deeply
Interested to unite with the white man to
build up the fallen fortunes OF our people
aud state, demonstrating clearly that the
prosperity, the peace, and the general wei
iarc, of the colored man depended upon the
prosperity Of the white man. lie argued
that capital and labor were both indi>r"ns;'-
bic to the development of the great re-
sources OF the State and its mineral pros
pcrity: that the white men have the capi-
tai aud the colOred men have the labor, and
when the two arc properly aud harmonious
IL united they would prove blessing TO
both white and colored.
Frederick \. Fleming, ESD, and john \.
Davis, Esq, also made short but apprC-
PIRATE addresses upon the same subject. All
OF the speakers thought it prudent to post
pone the nomination Of Il candidate till June
court which course was agreed upon. and
the mcctin" adjourned to meet on the third
Monday in June, at which time Il candidate
II represent the county in the House of
Delegates will be nominated, and the citi-
Zcns of the county are requested TO be pc
sent. ,.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents, corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE:mTHE
u VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED IN
THE GREAT COAL HASIN OF virginia.
AND KNOWN AS THE "CUNLIFFE MI SES,'
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-As commits sioncr
appointed by the circuit court Of Chesterfield
county In the case OF Agnes Cunlffc rs. Cunllnc
et ais will sell ut auction, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. 20th of May, Immediately after the
sale of the Midlothian Coal Mines, thc property
above referred to- lying both sides of the Rich
mond and Danvllc railroad. twelve miles from
Richmond, and In the same basin of coal rs the
celebrated Black Heath colllcry.
1t embraces about 40 acres OF land. nearly the
whole of which contains coal Of superior quality
4 shaft has been sunk AS feet. from which alone.
by the IildcOuS expenditure OF little capital 100
tons OF superior coal could be produced daily Tor
an indefinite period. The natural formation ana
tcposit Of The coal l. favorable to the most prota-
BILE working: and the situation of the properly,
Immediately on the railroad affords every facility
for TRANSFORMATIONS. 1t has upon II a large dwell
Ing which has been recently repaired.
In the estimation of experienced miners this Is
the most valuable coal property In Virginia now
In the market.
TERMS Onc-fourh cash !; balance at two. three,
and four years, with interest payable scml-!nnu-
ally the purchaser to execute notes satisfactorily
endorsed. The title being retained by The court
until the notes arc paid.
BENJAMIN ii. NASH,
Commissioner.
CRI-nDS & WILLIAMS, AuctioncerS. 10
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By ll!ll < GOddln.
Real Estate Agents and AuCtiOnccrS,
No. loN3 NInlu street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
/ Lot on MADDOX IHLIn-By virtue of :.
deed OF trust executed hy Anthony Holmes tn the
subscriber. dated 7th January. 1900 and regularly
recorded In the iustings Court of the cltyof Rich
mond, | shall sci! on THURSDAY the 9Th May,
HOUSE now occupied by said Holmes, on Maddox
Hill near Li;tlcpagc street. House with tonr
rooms: kitchen and stable. LOT II by To- feet.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for so much As viii de-
with coSr or protest and balance Oh such terms rs
SAID Holmes may direct. ~
HILL 4 GoDDIS, AnctionccrS. my -
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
> MECKLENBJRG COUNTY, lA:-by virtue
Of decree Of the circuit court OF NcrH!chnu!s
county rendered ut the April term thereof 1907 ~
Blanks. 4. =. Crowdcr. aud others | shIi.
on TUESDAY the sth day Of June, 1863 sell. upon
tn. premises Ia the highest bidder NJ puhilc "uc
t"n, the tract Of land on which \. u. ,r"Mnel ''Tm
resides living on the waters OF Bltcstonc creek, Ill
sal cnituty within one mile Of Roanoke river ana
twelve miles from Sc"ttshurg depot, on the n!ch-
mond and Danvllc railroad; c9ntalhlnS riHt'
HALF ACRES This tract Is for the most part eN-
ccciiuyly fertile and productive, and has upon II u
handsome dwelling with al necessary out-build-
incs. a more minute description Is deemed unnc-
cSsrrv rs It Is supposed that persons desiring Ia
p,rrhisc will examine the property. Possession
10 he given on the lst day Of January, 1870 with
the pri yilege to the purchaser OF seeding wheat
crop.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-thirtl Of The purchase mo-
ucy 70 he required In cash ard as . the residue, 4
credit Of six and twelve months, tie purchaser to
execute bonds for the deferred payments, carrying
property to be retained until the whole Of The pur-
chase money Is paid.
:. Il. JOHNSON, Commissioner
my lid Boydton, Va.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
A not i,nn.r aud RpyI Estate \ pIuf

VERY EXCELLENT FARM l., OF
Y TWO HUNDRED AND EIGlllY-TllkEE
AIRES, CALLED NEW MARkET, n GUN, Gun,
JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE At AuCTIoN.-
At the request OF the owner, shall sell NJ public
auction, at my Office, corner Of Bank ana EiSyentn
streets, In the city Of Richmond, on IIr0D IL
the Isl day of June. lso9, al II . CLOCK VI, tlas
VALUABLE FARM located - ABOVE, hH2mn a.
NEW MARKET containing Two ~ NbhEb
AND EIt,HTY-TiIREE ACRES, abou, one mile
from James river, on the main OLD sage r"ac rom
Richmond 10 Lynchburg, i've miles from Ne"
r,ninn and sixty from Richmond. There nro
ir,ty acres IN original growth Of oak and hickory,
s,yrnty-i!yc acres in second growth pine large
enough Tor ccrdwooi. hfty acres well set III clover,
rrtnaiudrr I'm good heart: produces well Of to-
bacco wheat. and corn; soil gray, or good clay
.uhscIl The improvements consist of il FRAMED
DWEIIISG with stone basement, containing
eight r. oms with store attached, In which there f.
a merchant doing \ fine DuSiness-thc stand being
rrg:.r dcd the best iii that section.
Also. Il Ii tChcn, smokchousc, corn-crib, barn,
stable. two log tobacco-houscs fine garden well
ralcd In yard well shaded, and all enclosed with
Il prlng fence; and nI;c well of water In tho
yard.
Also m ORCHARD OF TWO HUNDRED
TREES OF the best sci. elton Of apple peach pear,
and cherry. now in full bearing.
blacksmith shop and churches near by, aud the
ncighhorhood good and location healthy.
TERMS Onc-third cash balance at one and two
years for ncgotla bic notes interest added, secured
by trust deed. W. GODDIE, Aucttonccr.
+. S.-rhc foregoing farm nc bought pri-
Tat"ly before the day o. SALE and persons par
Ucularly Invited 10 examine II, u Judge OF It's
value. APP 3o-3tiwtds
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BY Wellington GoddIn,
AuctIOucCr and Real Estate agent.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF TIE
ID Hastings Court IF the city Of Richmond pre-
nounrcd the It'll day of May lS6g. In the case Of
Henry kchrcr. plaintiff. agains john W. Cole
appointed special commissioner for the purpose;
will on SATURDAY the 22d Of May. lsd9, Ut -
O'Clock Z. NJ. proceed 10 sell upon the premises,
at public auction, the. REAL ESTATE In the de-
cree mentioned. consisting Of TWO LOTS or
LAND on the west line Of Twcuty-fourth street
near Leigh, fronting O. feet on Tweuty-fOurth
street and running back l22 feet to an alley In COM
mon, with the BUILDINGS aud Improvements
thereon. being the same rca! estate conveyed ny
John ". Cole and wife 10 William 4. Brown.
tru tee for Mrs. Mary +. Elicit the wife OF james
NJ. Elicit, and 10 Jesse q. Crouch.
TERMS For cash rs t. the sum # 1850 Win IN
tcrcSt from 2lst July, 1855, and expenses "f sale
and AS to the residue such terms rs Will he pro-
claimed Oh the day Of sale. ..
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
my IL Special Commissioner.
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TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON
4 TIE EAST SIDE OF ADAMS between
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
At CTtUN.-Wili be sold 1T suction. on the
premises. on TIL ESD.AI the 18th May, 1863 III 5
O'Clock i. W.. those TWO FRAMED TENE-
MEN'rS located n above lin OF the Clay
Street Methodist church,. The LOTS each front 30
feet. run bacn 1875 feet to alley. One of the lcDe
mcnts contains cigll! rooms and the other six
rooms, with good Kitchens u each. aud well and
hy,lrant water 10 each. The uclghhorhcod Is Il
good one.
TERMS Ouc-thlrd cash the balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by 4 trust deed.
nv II W. GODDIN. Auctionecr.
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How TO RAISE THE WIND.-The latest
plan adopted to raise the atmosphere has
Just been brought to our attention i'll the
case of young lawyer, not thousand
miles from here. The aforesaid attorney Sa
Young man just twenty-one, has wealthy pa
rents who don't appreciate his "faStncSS,"
and, of consequence, curtail his eXpendi-
lures, and has, moreover, good looks enough
to lascinate the young and giddy beauties
who tiutter, shipper, sigh, and die, all for
love. He dresses well, deals in real estate,
and has real estate Office, or at least has
Il magniiicently sweet-Scented card to that
effect, which he never fails to place i'll the
hard palm OF supplemented papas. Lately,
he was brm full OF matrimony. lie pro-
posed to every damSel he met, whether on
the street or in the parlor, but invariably
ones had heard Of his escapades, and cared
more for the room he made than for his
company.
AT last he met Mamie, n blonde of gifted
tongue. Pop went the question:. Marry
right off was the word with him. WIN
her, wait for further advice troma WIDOWED
mother. At last she consented, but the con-
summation was not to be that gay, Dut lle
next. Sue had the wherewithal. lie knew
it, and was favored with loan Oh cooi
three hundred with which to prepare lor
the happy nuptials. The ink on the check
was scarcely dry until he was on his knees
sending up another supplication to another
one of Elve's female descendants, and who
said eyes" to his pitiful appeals, The
parson soon scaled the bargain, and with
The three hundred borrowed from his
former betrothed, and as much more rs he
could .traise" from generous friends, he
"toured'' his trip as fast rs wings of steam
could wcnd them.
Moral: Young ladies shouldn't lend mo-
nev to their betrothcd until after marriage
Council Bluffs (Iora) NonpGreH.
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When the iiabob of Bengal was in Paris,
he met with the usual fate Of lions, and was
hunted TO death. Among others who Soli-
cited Il presentation was an elderly young
i resp very good to the poor, and as
strict i'll morality as she could he to be alive.
Her name was Popkyns-MiSs Popkyns,
Singleton Cottage, Batheaston. Miss p.
elected her purpose. She was introduced
10 the Nabob and his son. "What charm
ing youth !" said Miss Popkyns. Has
Your llighucss any more chidrcn:"
" Madam" replied the Nabob, :" have
eleven sons and nineteen daughters still
living; but then, to be sure, have thir-
teen wives" Exit Miss Popkyns i'll hystc-
rlVS.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINkER AND
". BRAND-CUTTER. lilo MAIN STREET.-
The new patent BRANDiNG-lRON, for marking
all kinds of wooden articles by heating it. Is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers' stock. Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
dellble Ink. Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German silver, Frames. steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &c, wholesale and retail mhS
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correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.
Quarterly Court-- Yankee Allan o"
sho walker Ticket.
PRINcE EDWARD CouRTHoUsE,

PRINCE EDWARD CONTINUOUSLY
-ef May IS, 1869.
Yesterday vas our quarterly court, bus
no business oF.importance was tran trans sSod1
cave the culps,ey down of the "Iron-cl5d !,
oath by an ex-Cof.fSdeSate soldier named ID.
4. Cox, Of BuckinsA h'p county, VINO mas
hrcn made sheriff OF PItcc Edward.
During the day large "sH, aftsntl ,., au-
d;rncc listened to n speech frG't'' Ny. edgar
NlIan in behalf of the Walker tlcE@"ana tie
cynurgated constitution. His spcc*m Was
one Of the finest efforts we ever heard MN
nike. and the effect was electric. Scores OF
colorrd men who, like sheep, hao gone
aStraY.r fiockcd around him after the con-
clusion of fss speech and renewed their al
Irciance to him &c their leader, and during
The entire day he was hrSiiy engaged with
the colorcd people, cnligatH'ing them on all
matters upon which they des'rHd iniolma-
ton. Hc IS doing good service in tse cause:
We understand that he starts to-day /" s'cel
the sEHon." Charles IL. Porter at Ame@"
Courthouse, and reply to anything he may
say which is not exactly so.
we arc soon to have an election, and the
vote of old Prince Edward will aStonish
even the natives. MAC.
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4 lawsuit in New York is bringing out
some interesting facts concerning frauds i'll
the tea trade. One Of the witnesses says that
The marks Oh the packages are merely fam
ctul, to attract the eye, and do not accu-
ratcly describe the quality of the tea. Some
teas are designated "English Breakfast
Tea" while such y tea as that, as Il tea, does
not exist. 1t is either Souchong" or some
tea OF that class, and they give it the attrac-
tive designation OF "English Breakfast
Tea " to distinguish it from "Oolong." in
l;sct, it is becoming to be understood that
toa-,iinkcrs are among the greatest victims
there are to the kind of raScaIity in China
which in this country is so extensively prac-
ticcd by the whiskcy men.
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BY Wellington Eoddiu.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT, ON
LEASEHnTD. on TIE NORTH SIDE OF
CARY BETWEEN T II Il I EE T II AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS, For SALE AT
AUCTION.-Willbc sold ut auction. on the prem
iscs, on TIL RSDAI the 2Nh Of May. 1881. ut 5
o'clock L. NJ. that valuable TIIltEE-STORY
BRICK TENEMENT located as above. now In
the o occupancy of Messrs. scott K Boiling. subject
In Il ground rent of $500 per annum. taxes and
Insurance TO expire 1st January ls7G. ut which
time the lessor Is tn take the building 1T valuation.
TERMS Half cash balance at four AMI eight
months for negotiable notes. interest added.
cured by trust deed.
my Is W. GODDIN. Aucionccr.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
ByJames NJ Taylor, Auctioneer'
Office S2l Main street, .....
.brop doors below Epotswood Hotel.
r1r.nI1r pEAI EsrATE I'M THE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CRY or RICHMOND, On On, E I:!s HE, BG-
SIRE TT THE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, FOR shLE
At AUCTION.By virtue OF decree PTTn nb,nnrd
the suit in equity therein Gepfnang p o Inc sty ng
tho 9Th day Of November. 1906, the undersigned,
snecial commissioners appointed by sald decree
Viii nfcr for sale nj public auction on The prGmi-
scs, on MONDAY the 9lst Of My 1902 at o'clock
- NJ IF fair if not, the next fair day thereafter,
tho vaiuabe LOT OF LAND, with the Improve
incnts thereon, situated as above Described. Inc
lot fronts ON the west side Of Eighth street about
- feet and runs hack about 40 feet; being part
If the lot known as 40 In the plan of The city, The
improvements consist of large thrcc-story framed
building. . -, , ,,., ,r,,or,,o .,,o
notswond Hotel 1t Is rendered one OF the most de-
sirablc lots In that part of The CITY.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-courth cash: the balance
n, six. Twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
notcs interest added title retained until the notes
are paid and 4 conveyance ordered by thc court
'''' f" T.. \. CANNON,
EATON NANCE.
Special Commissioners
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