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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-06
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BILE BRICK RESIDENCE IN LlBBI,S
HILL, AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWENTY-NIETH AND MAIN STREETS, AT
hUCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust from A.
W. Taylor and wife to the subscriber. as trustee,
bearing date on the 21st day of April, 1863 and
duly recorded IN Richmond Husting's Court office,
being thereto required by the creditor secured,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on FRi.
DAY the 9Th day Of May, at O'Clock T: NJ II
(Sundays excepted), the RESIDENCE .bove re-
fprred 10, being the same formerly owned by Luz
Their Libby, Esq, and now occupied by Il. A.
ga ,nders, Esq.
1t is handsomely built and finished, with large
rooms with flre-places, and 3small rooms, marble
mantels on the principal story, and gas through
out. The kitchen has rooms. There Is also
stable and pump-supplles excellent wafer. The
grounds are handsomely laid out and contain
pretty grass plots, with variety OF choice flowers
and shrubbery.
The situation Is ON the crown OF Iihby's ti!l,
which is o. the most noted points OF interest III
the city commanding view of The city, the river
Understanding country, above and below, Of In-
eulallcd extent, variety, and beauty. and clicits
from all visitors the most unqualified adni raton
No residence in the city now In the market pre-
sents so many attractions 10 person seeking
really dcsirt BILE residence.
TERMS The deed requires tie sslc 70 be Tor
cash. but the creditor authorizes iEeto sell Tor one
fourth cash, balance at ard IL months. for ne
gotiah!e notes. with interest added. and secured by
deed of trust, purchaser to pay taXe: and insu-
rance fnr LEO. JOH1 A. COhE, trustee:
GLUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioreers. apps
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'aUCTToN sAEl.s-rnis nay.
By Cook d Laughttn, Auetioneers.
corner NJ Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MAT
IL THESES. GROCERIES,, LIQUORS. NEW
MAPS, &C., at AUCTI0N.-TafS DAY at 10
O'Clock ne will sell nt our suctlon.rooms
One handsome SUIT OF OILED WALNUT
CHAMBER FURNITURE, With marble top
pieces:
NJ a oaANY and WALNUT PARLoR
One yery good BRUSSELS CARPET.
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and WaSHSTANDS,
MAHOGANY SlDEBUARD and TABLES,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS aud ROCK
superiof NEW HAIR MATTRESSES.
DuuB LIE SINGLE, and LOUNGE MAT
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
LOOkING-GLASSES and EEGRAVISGs,
STAINED WARDROBES,
1 I'VE sHaD k ESi OF UNITED STATES.
- ALSO,
Q LOT Of GROCE RTEs, &c., eonststingof
SUGAR, COFFEE,
TEA, SOAPS, LID
BUCKETS, STR
BRUSHES,
CANNED GOODS,
GLASS JARS,
SCALES, MEASURES, &c.:
One cask PORT WINE.
One cask SHERRY WINE,
Several cases WINES.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
my8 Auctioneers.
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By Lee q Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, lIl3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i BRICK DWELLING, ON THE s0uIA
SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN MADISON
AND JEFFERSON STREETS, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of two trust deeds executed by Frank
Staudn and Caroline, his wife, to William ffrifyer,
Christian Unkel, and John Lauer, trustees Of the
Germsnia Bausereln, the first or which deeds
bears date on The soth day OF September, 1881. and
the ether on the 97th day OF March, 1883: both Of
WHICH said deeds are Of record In the cerx's once
OF Richmond Hastings Court, to secure the pay
ment or two certain bonds expressed therein.
each for the sum Of s 200, bearing dates respec-
lively with said deeds and DEFAULT having been
made in The payment OF said bonds, by request OF
the benefciaries secured therein we will proceed
tn sell ut public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, 18th day Of May. 1870, at s O'Clock
7. NJ, that desirable BRICK DWELLING
HOUss oftwo stories besides basement and attic
containing seven rooms, and usual 0ut-h0uses, all
in good order located as described above: end sd
joins the property OF F. Brauer, Esq. The LOT
has q IRON. OF about "a feet, and extends back lso
feet to an alley fifteen feet wide.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue ut four,
eight. and twelve months credit for negotiable
notes, interest added and secured BY trust deed.
WILLIAM PFE1FFER,
CHRISTIAN UNKEi,
ISAAC HOLLANDER,
apo Trustees OF Germania Bauveretn.
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r ARGE SALE OF PROPERTY IN
IL THE TOWN OF CLARKsFILLE:-By viz
tue OF authority vested In me by che administrator
or II. D. Turner, deceased, shall offer Tor sale at
public auction, In the tosn Of Cfarksyiile on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF May, 1870, the fol-
lowing property belonging to TIE estate OF tho
'"sa LARGE BUILDISa known as THE UPPER
HOTEL, 0 we'll finished aud Commodore sssab-
HshmeDf. with all necessary fxtares, out-horses,
garden, &C., and some acre or n,ore OF land at
cached. 30 h. ~
Also, a LOT. on witch Is sitpaisda GROCERY
STORE, with good oat-honfes apdgarden.
Also, number OF LOTS situated on 7gtnis
street scattered from the corner OF Virginia and
Church streets 20 Captain y. A. tlliams's store.
All Of thesa LOTS are well ilagTossd With Soia-
Portable DWELL1SGs. GARDENS OUT
HOUSES &C. They enbcace some Of the rost
desirable property In the togR. and Include nearly
half Of the buildings on the south sis OF Virginia
Tor Main) street. ss.se
LOTS located IA tho town and q SNAIL PIECE
OF LAND lyinE few miles from elarksy.s,e.
A the opportunity Is here afforded 20 p Itica
wishing to inYtst In this portion OF Virginia.
TERMS Enough In cash TO defray The expenses
Of the sale. the hai1ace upon credit Of nix and
twelve months, bond and approved pessoaal Sect
Iity being required OF the pare iser In every cas,
and tho title retaiaed until tho parchase money IL
Yha sproporty Is offered for sale by virtue OF az.
tbority vested In the adIintstsatar under ths VIII
Of th6deeedeat. j.. x. HAnklS.
ap 90 Attorney
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Advantages of spaying Cows for the
Dairy.

To secure more uniform flow and q
richer quality of milk cows are sometimes
shaved, or castratcd. The milk of Spayed
cows is pretty uniform in quantity, and
this quantity will be, on an average, little
more than before the operation was per-
formed. But few instances have come I'M
der INV observation, and those few have re-
suited satisfactorily, the quality of the milk
having been greatly improved, the yield be-
coming regular for some years, and vary
ing only by the difference in the succulence
of the food. The proper time for spaying
is about five or six weeks after calving, or
at the time when the largest quantity of
milk is given. There seems to be some adj
vantages in spaying for milk and butter
diaries, where the raising OF stock is not at
tended to. The cows are more quiet, never
bein" liable to returns of seasons Of heat,
Which always more or less affect the milk
both in quantity and quality. They give
milk nearly uniform in these respects for
several years, provided the food is uni
formly succulcnt and nutritious. Their
milk is influenced like that Of other COWS,
though to less extent, by the quality and
quantity Of food; so that in winter, unless
the animal is properly attended to, the
yield will decrease somewhat, but will rise
again as good feed returns. This uniformity
for the milk. dairy is Of immense advantage.
Besides, the cow, when old, and inclined to
dry up, takes on fat with greater rapidity,
and produces juicy and tender beef, SUI
perior, at the same age, to that OF the OK.
The operation Of spaying is simple, and
NAV be performed by any veterinary sur
geon without much risk Of injury.-Stock
Journal
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Never Plough Soil when 1T is Wet.

Never FlOu&G SO1k WneI III Is Hets
The Northeastern Farmer, in a timely
article under this caption, thus sensibly
talks:
owe have often urged the attention of
the farmers to this subject as one of great
importance. Any traveller among our farm
ing districts can sec large tracts Of land that
have been ploughed when wet and unfit to
be worked, by observing large heavy clods
of earth, which, in the hot season, become
like heated brick, burning all the roots Of
grain or other products near to it. Besides
this evil, no seed can Yegetate and grow
well upon soil thus cultivated, nor can that
soil give back as much nutrition as if plough
ed when in right condition, and upon Il
warm and sunny day, when light and
warmth can penetrate into the soil, and
thus greatly benefit it.
owe are confident that farmers lose from
ten to forty per cent. of their crop by mat
tention to this matter. BY little care at
the proper time to plough, by examining
soil will send up its voice in halo of dew
drop clouds that will wreathe the plough
man with it's approval of his good sense"
The figure with which our grave contem-
porary closes its suggestion seems a little
mixed. How "the soil will send up it's
voice in a halo of dewdrop clouds that will
wreathe the ploughman with its approval
of his good sense :" is question which we
would be pleased to refer to the poets, who
are permitted license in language and q
mystifcation in metaphor which it is well
for common prose-writers to neither attempt
to initiate nor explain.
But that ploughing when water is stand
ing, or when the ground is very wet, is an
injury to the crop that is to be grown in
such soil there is no question.
THE best farmer in the circle Of our ac-
uuaintance always waits till his land is quite
dry before putting in the. plough at ali, and
his theory IS to make the soil as fine as pos
sible by frequent borrowings on the very
day that it is turned up to the sun, and, II
possible, SOW. or plant the seed before drop
of rain settles the loosened earth.-Hearth
and Home.
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By wellington Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IL STORE ANDDwELLINGO ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREETs.-At, the request Of Mr. Ed
ward Mccarthy, executor Of the Late Florence
Mccarthy dess5ssd wiY sen Ct auction, On the
half-past O'Clock r. NJ. that large and admira~
bly, eIE-Ioc tied BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING, No. 500, adjoining on one side the confec-
tionery store OF Messrs. Andrew Pfzziu1 & Co. and
on the other the dry goods store OF Messrs. Court
ney Son, having front Of 80 feet more or less,
on Broad street and depth Of l57 feet and now
annual rental Of 81, coo. ,ur.,., III &c.,
This Is really most valuable property, and the
TERMS Une-fonrth cash: balance at SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added secured By n trust deed. ,-E
my8 W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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49, rssF a7rE " pRTvATE sAxlE.

TIILEY AND JAMES RIVER LANDS
sas, psresis G he most ss se
ph .igSt IA pH Known az MOUNT Joy, situated
an James river and the macadam,Eed rosd, one ne
NJ lie vast OF Buchanan, the present sermnIs o.
~ n,id Ives ~oos liver and Kanawba canal The pro-
tncte VALLEY railroad passes directly through
The farm, and tho clifton Forge and Lyncnoufs
r9n1 n T1sce contains 17oo ACRES, and is OF su-
,,erior q 1aiity-both bottoms and uplands. Y is
sseer tin,hered. and has on 1t excenens "atos
newer. with grist and saw-mrls.
pTeTns 20 suit purchasers. Possession ior seed
inc September LIST, 1870, and free possession De.
ccIlber lat, 1870. Address, Buchanan. sotetourt
county, Va. ,rprpsoN
my 6-1awSw JUN L. ASbfShoo1''
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AENII0M AALHD-Eusure Rexr.
BY Richardson q CO.,
8esl Estate Agents aud Aussioneers,
Il 10. Ills Main street.

.TsRUS1EES SALE OF VALUABLE
E REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL AT
trtueof q DECD or ruK from ~.
H. Craig and wife TO the undersigned, bearfaR
date the 18th February, 1859, md recorded In ths
clerks o1ce OF the Ausfinss Court OF the city Of
70 do by tine beneficiary tierein secured shall q
DAY the 18th instant, at s O'Clock p. H., Certain
REAL ESTATE mentioned In said deed. ccnstst-
Ing OF LOT OF LAND 9x12e feet on the north
Church HILL With two new FRAME TENE-
MEHTs thereon. each hsving fSe rooms and
store attached. This property Is occupied By
improving part Of The city, and has tie advantages
OF brick payemente, gas. water. &c.
TERMS: EuouRh In cash TO Gefray the expense
Of executing this trust, and 70 pay eR note OF
81 900 with Interest thereon from the 24th Febru.
ary, 1870; the residue upon such terms - VIII be
announced at thu tune OF sale. .s... IEsa
j, A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON q CO., Anctioneers. my7
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AUCf7ON sALf.s -Yafnrs .al,5nys.
By Lee & Goddfn, iAuctionears,
Na5Isls MAR, atreef. f

SIXTY-TWO ACRES LAND IN THE
- cgUNTT OF HEINRICH. on TEE VIII.
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.--On
MONDAY, 9th May, 1870, at II o'eiock M..we win
SCI az Henrtco county courthouse sfXTY-TWO
one-half OF which Is in woods. che ether has had
the timber cut of. The fand Is light In character,
and wen adapted to gardening purposes. On the
buildings.
TERMS: At sale. LEE q GODDTN,
my6 rs.i fe7 50 ARcffoneerS.
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,r..arernent OF Oxen.

NJ ,,-oc,,ra perfect working cattle, IL Is
,,.aeslary TO begin with the proper breea.
Many parts of the country furnish sucn as
are we'll suited to this purpose. strong
dash of Devon or Hereford bloon Is ae ,sra1i
BILE when it needs to be improved. a , VIZ
s;nn,vv limbs strong, dense bones; large,
1,nll. formed Joints, with q mild, expressive
eve arc essential for good working oxen.
Iffer breaking, they must be led along
,entlr and taught before they are required
r nerforrr1 their task and never put to O
load which they cannot readily move, nor
duIled BY prolonging exertion beyond that
period when It becomes irksome. A gene
rous diet Is necessary, to keep up the splrlt
and ability of cattle, when there Is nara
work to be done. The horse and mule are
fed with their daily rations OF grain wnen
Mt hard service, and if the spirit OF the OK
is to be maintained, he should be equally
well fed, when as fully employed. Great
and permanent injury is the result OF mig
gardfy feeding and severe toll eXacted from
Che accomplishing animal. His strength
declines. his spirit flags, and If this treat
ment be continued, he rapidly becomes the
STUPID, moping brute, which is shown OH
in degrading contrast with the more spirited
horse, that performs, it may be, one-half
the labor, on twice his rations.
Re The OK should be rs little abused by
threats and whipping as by stinted leed
and overtasked labor. Loud and repeated
hallooing, or the severe use Of the lash, Is
as impolitic rs it is cruel and dlsgracetul.
We never witness this barbarity without
wishing the brutes could change places,
long enough at least to teach the blped that
humanity by his own sutferings which his
reason and sensibility have failed to inspire.
(,Ioar and intelljnible vet low and gentle
words are all that are necessary to guide
the well-trained, spirited OK. The stick,
or whip. is needed rather to indicate the
precise movement desired, than as stimu-
liant or means Of punishment. The OK un-
derstands moderate tone more perfectly
than boisterous one, for allsounds become
indstinct as they increase.
1t Is Of great advantage to have oxen
well-trained to backing. They may soon
be taught, by beginning with an empty
with an increasing load, or uphill, till the
cattle will back nearly the same load they
will draw.
Some oxen have bad trick of hauling or
croacding. Changing to opposite sides,
longer or shorter yokes, and more than all,
gentle treatment, are the only remedies,
and those not unfrequently fail. Cattle will
seldom contract this habit in the hands OF
iudicious, careful driver. The yokes
should be carefully made, and set easy, and
the bows fitted to the necks and properly
attached to the yoke. Cattle are liable to
sore necks if used in q storm; and when
subject to this exposure, they must be well
rubbed with grease, where the yoke chafes
them, and respite from work should be
allowed till the necks heal,-StOck Journal
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
ID TIE SOUTH SIDE UF CARY BETWEEN
EUUsHEE AND ADAMS STREETS AT AUG
1ION.-On THURSDAY, 18th May, at o'clock
P. 81. we win sell, upon the premises. the HOUSE
occupied by Mr. r. z. ODell, adioining ,hc resi-
dcncc OF p. Bargamln, Esq. 1t Is awell-built
house arranged and for many years used us
storc below, with six rooms above for the accom-
modation Of family.
The lot I. 80 by about l4o feet to an alley.
TERMS At sale. cor
nv request or the executor OF James n. Pom
dexter deceased GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mye Auctioneere.
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tesior are one OF the tests Of good gnssno o.
and are better, II anything, than the nIi ,sa
sars. The bsa way to treat them VIII ~. pe
Of fine earth, and mix with liquid manure and
The fermentation will soften the lumps, anu
the whole may be made into friao'e i'''s
he turning with the shovel.
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By Grubos Il Williams, ..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street bet Teen Main and Bank.

GALE OF SIX VERY, BEAUTIFUL
y BUILDING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET NEAR TO BUCHANAN 'S
SPRING.-On WEDNESDAY,, 18th day Of May,
at O'Clock P. NJ. will sell upon the prem lses
SIX Of those BEAUTIFUL LOTS situated as
above. Two of them lie opposite the spring, two
adJoln the late residence OF Ellis Juan, and two
are ut the northeast corner OF Clay and CARING
ton streets Each lot Is 10 by 200 feet to an alley 20
feet vide.
We invite attention to this sale, as 1t embraces
some of the most elevated, desirable, and i'm
posing, lots In the oity.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
mys Auctfoneers,
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


Aucttoneefs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TERU S 7 EE'S SALE OF A SMALL
a TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND ABOUT
TWO MILES NORTHEAST OF THE CITY OF
execution Of the prov isions Of
dee. OF trust from ". Z. G.. Garnet and wife TO
the subscriber as trustee dated 9Th August. 1850,
and recorded 10 Henrico county court office. be
Ing thereto required by the holder OF the note Sc
cured by said deed will sell at auction, upon the
premises on TUESDAY, 18th Nav, ut o clock
a fair, II not, then on The first fair day there
aftcr, at the same hour. q TRACT OF LAND con.
taililng 20 ACRES or thereabouts, bounded by the
lands OF A.. q; Holiday, a. F; and ]. D. Mostly.
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and the lands
Of Webster and Thompson. This land lies very
well for gardening, and Is in very improving
neiRhborheod. ...f...-r. -..s
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dc'ray expenses OF
sale and to pay off note for $780, due Itn April,
1870 the residue upon such terms as said Garrett
may direct: or upon terms to be fixed by the trus-
tee at the time ofsale.
P. ". GRUBBs. Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. huctioneers. mv6
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By Grubbs Z Williams,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
DRICK DWELLING, AT THE SOUTH.
ID EAST CORNER OF CAHAL AND FIRST
STREETS AT AUCIION.-Gn FRIDAY the
9th day OF May, at o'clock P. M we will sell.
upon the premises. the DW EL,lHG occupied o!
kitchen with two rooms. The lot is 2ea by ebout
$50 feet to an alley l. has been recently printed
and repaired, and is in very pleasant part OF the
city.
1a months with interest added, and secured by
trust d, ed The purchaser to pay taxes for 1870
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ano7 Auctioneera.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

ABL Y-LOCATED BRICK
~ TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CLAY. NEAR TO THE EAST LINE OF THIRD
STREET, FOR SALE.-I am authorized to sell
that comfortable brick tenement located as above,
now in the occupancy of Tlr. Ruhle. 1t contains
EIGHT ROOMS tincludtng servants apartments)
and is Will suited for u small family. Price
reasonable. Apply to
my4-st ". GOODIN, Real Estate Agent.
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BY Grusbs q Williams,

BY Gru5b5 q Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRAMED TENEMENT IN RAG
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND BHOAD
STREgTS AT AUCTJON.-On TUESDAY the
10th day Of May st O'Clock Z. M. we viii cell,
upon The premises the second TENEMENT from
Marshall street In Ragianc's Row. 1t has four
ROOMS aud IL arrsnged for u store and dwelling.
Possession giyeG st once. This would be a proftn-
BILE investment CT small sum of money, "a IL will
rsnt readily 1T good per ccntage up. n Its cost.
TERMS 4! sale. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
my4, Auctioreers.
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By Richardson u Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ll13 Main street.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR
BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUG
1IoN.-Will be sold mt auction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY the Sd May proSimo, 1T O'Clock
and occupied by Bernard Gottleib, consisting Of 8
LOT OF LAND fronting about IS by $50 rect On
the north l1re Of Moore street. near Bacon's Quar-
ter branch, ON Brook avenue with brick DWELL
ing containing nine rooms. including Kitchen
large brick Slaughter. house with all the apart
ments and arrangements for conducting the
butchering business in ali Its branches and cat
tle-pen supplied with wafer from an excellent
spring In the yard. All In good repair.
TERMS Onc-thlrd cash; the balance In nego-
table notes at four. eight. audtweve months, with
interest added, and secured by deed Of trust
RICHARDSON 6 CO.,
Auctionecrs.
Tho weather being Indictment, the abore-men-
toned sale is postponed until FRIDAY the 9Th
~ RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
myd AuctiOneera.
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arawsnm tho Tomato.

One would suppose that at this late date
we knew pretty much sill about cultivating
the tomato; but 1t seems that we do not,
tnasmuch as we daily zee fecommend ations
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ns CASH PAYMENTS ON LOTS IN

THE TOWN OF WOODvILLE,
near the Mechanicsville turnpike. FIFTY DOL
LARS for each lot and only FIVE DOLLARS
CASH; balance in monthly payments of THREE
DOLLARS until paid for.
Offers frst-rate opportunity for every one to
secure building lot. Apply to
.B.NEWBURN, Real Estate Agent.
ap37 No. 1919 Main street.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
l. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF certain deed of truat bearing date
the Sd July, 1899, to the undersigned Ms trustee,
and recorded 10 the clerks Office Of the county
court Of Henrico, D. b. IS, u 53a, being required
sell at auction on the premises. MONDAY the
10Th instant, It O'Clock P; NJ, the REAL ~
FOJh ACRES. more Or less, Of HIGHLY III.
PROVED GARDEN LAMB with handsome
BRICK DWELLING, substantially built; con-
tainng eight rooms, four on each floor. and pas
SAGE through the centre brick Kitchen, frame
barn, stable, &C., all In rs;-rAte repair and sur
rounaed by large oak trees. desirably located
about one mile northwest Of Richmond, on the
Brook Turnpike opposite the toll gate. Toll six
or seven dollars per annum.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expense
ofcxesatIng this trust and 10 pay off u note iof
Sl,75O with interest thereon from the 9th APRIL
ultimo; the residue in four, eight. and twelve
months. for negotiable notes, Interest added, and
secured by deed oftrust.
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RrCuARDsoS & Co, Auclioneers.