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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12
COURT ORDERS.

O0%&D@<AsNDs
At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office OF the circuit court Of the city
of Richmond on the It'll day OF March, 1870:
Margaret Hanssler, who sues by her next frend,
Matthias Keiser. Plaintin,
against
Joseph Haussler. defendant,
The object Of this suit is for the plaintiff to oh
tain divorce q pinculum nlatrimoRii from the
defendant. And affidavit having been made and
flied that the defendant Joseph Hausser, is nom
appear here within one month after due publica-
tion hereof and do what is necessary to protect
his interest In this suit.
copy-Tes'e' hLERED sH1 kttins d G
NOISE, p. q. NH S-Tuiw
VIRGINIA-TO WIT At Rules held in
' the clerks office of the circuit court Of
Orange county on Monday, It'll day OF March,
Sarah A. Dickinson Plaintiff
Benjamin Y. johnson in his own right, and as exc
cutor of the last Will and testament OF Valentine
johnson, deceased Be1eld C. johnson. Henry
Norris and Lucy A. his wife, George w: john
!. Such
administrator of Robert c. johnson, deceased !;
cray and Alverda his wife, William c. Thorn
ton and Martha L. his wife, Benjamin Collins,
Hughes and s GoTns,a sn his WIFE May B.
Eliza A. Johnson, Frederick johnson, and VII.
liam Johnson Defendants,
IN CHAECERY.
The object OF this suit Is TO procure final settle
ment Of the accounts OF the defendant, BENJAMIN
" johnson, as executor aforesaid, and distri-
button according law Of the estate of his tesla
tor In his hands. And 1t appearing by affidavit
that John Early and Ann =. bis wife, Robert l..
ton and Martha L. his wife, Benjamin Collins,
Hughes and Cornelis his wife, May B. Coll
Inns, Lewis G. Suggett and Lucy T. his Wife, eliza
A, johnson, Frederick johnson, and William
johnson, are nonresident and absent defendants,
on motion OF plaintiff by counsel, II Is ordered
due publication Of this order and do what is ne
cessary to protect their interests; and that this
weeks In the Richmond Dispatch, newspaper
published In the city OF Richmond, Va, and that
copy thereof BIO posted at the front door Of The
courthouse af Orange county on the first day OF
the next regular term OF the county court OF said
county. o A copyr;;Teste ,o nonn., c,a,.
for M. D. HIGGINS, Clerk.
il. KEHPRR, D, q. mhs-Tu4w
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~ SPRING 1870.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY ARRIVAL, EX-
PRESS AND STEAMER.


GOODS AT GOLD VALUE.
BUYERS ALL THE TINE IN MARKET.
T. R. PRICE & CO., corner Of Main and Ele-
venth streets, are opening daily NEW AND
ELEGANT DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, with
everything in the STAPLE LINE, all Of which,
bought at gold value, wilt be sold at gold prices
RICH BLACK, GRO GRAIN, and FRANCAlS
SILKS;
RICH BLACK BONNIE TAFFETAs,
IRISH POPLINS, all colors;
ELEGANT PLAIN and CHECK SILKS,
COLORED GRENADINES,
POPLINS, FOULARDS.
ORGANIZES,
JACCONETS, PERCALES,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUEs, &c.
MOURNING GOODs-sPE CIALTY.
MOHAIRS, ALPACAS;
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES and IRON
BERAGES;
SHEETINGS, COTTONS,
HOSIERY, PRINTS, &C.
NH 81 L. X. fhlCE w.
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Mr.. SUMNER yesterday did the only
really good thing we have ever known him
guilty of. He introduced q resolution in
quiring into the expediency of providing
| by law that cattle shall have proper space
and water in their transportation by rail
The proposition is both wise and humane
The utter neglect and uncomfortable condi:
ton Of cattle j. s Wy czes e cruel, and
bbssf'aaeaHsly Injuries them. The communities
that consume the cattle so transported are
deeply interested in the matter. They are
forced to eat meat that is thus rendered
unfit for the table. The modern cattle dis
eases are in great part caused by railroad
and many an animal in tins
way diseased has been killed only little
" before his time" that he might be sold IN
the market for human food instead OF being
cut up for dogs and cats. The subject does
indeed demand legislation, but whether by
Congress or not, that is another question.
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From our Special Reporter.
EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERT.
FIFTH DAv

NEGRoEs.-Sixty-fve negroes, en- route
for Alabama, passed through here Saturday
afternoon. Thirty of them have been en-
gagged by General Forrest to work on the
Selma MISUNDERSTANDING Ne,oS.
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WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.

ID MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. EXCHANGE BLOCK. FOURTEENTH STREET.
The subscriber calls attention to his SPRING
SELECTIONS with considerable confidence, as
the stock is well assorted and comprises all the
va rious styles produced for the season.
The fabrics have all been tested, both as to
strength and color, go that can guarantee them
perfect and therefore offer rs points OF advantage
this spring
4 FULL AND WELL-AsSORTED STOCK!
FABRICS FROM THE BEST
MANUFACTURERS.
and the goods purchased at lowest GOLD RATES.
Call, examine, and order. The goods shall be-
made up In the most approved style and durable
manner. JOHN LATOUCHE.
Mr.. WILLIAM BEERS would be glad to see his
friends aud recommends Mr.. Latouche and his
stock, NH Him
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NJ IRISH LINENS,
PILLOW-CASE LINENS,
LINEN SHEETINGS,
TABLE DAMASkS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES,
TOWELS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONs-
all makes;
"a, lo-4, and Il / BLEACHED and BROWN
SHEETINGS.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
mhl5-lm I'LL Main street.
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MADAME DEMELMAN RE-mM
ll SPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of 49,
Richmond and its vicinity that she has just
returned from New York with u large and WELL
selected stock OF FRENCH MILLINERY, WHICH,
for beauty and taste, cannot be excclled Her
STRAW, and CACTUS HATS and BONNETs,
SASH RIBBONS, FLOWERS, CROSSES, etc.
LACES. KID GLOVES. LACE sHAWLS, hsnd-
some BLACK REPPEp SILK, at an astohist-
ingly low price. call from the ladies Is all that
Is wanted. -,
Country merchants and wholesale buyers VIII
find It To their Interest ny calling on her.
Particular attention paid TO ladies buying mate
rials for home manufacture, as they VIII find tho
most complete stock ever brought to this city.
All my articles we're bought for CASH, and am
thus enabled to sell ut the VERY LOW EST
RATES. APP ll--l~"
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TIE BALLoT.-In the Virginia Senate
few days since an act was passed in regard
to the ballot, which we know, if it passes
the lower House and becomes 6 law, is only
going to lend our enemies stick to break
cur heads with. 1t is to enforce the plan
of every voter putting his name on the
back of his ballot. This is clearly against
the letter and spirit of the Constitution,
and, should it become law, will enable the
Radical faction of this State to upset the
election by an appeal to the courts, and
possibly thereby secure the power of the
State in their own hands. We are down.
right opposed to breaking faith with the
Constitution, which We accepted in order
to get back into the Union, in the least par
ticular. The Conservatives have the power
in the State, and can so govern matters,
under liberal construction of the Consti-
tuticn, as to bring forth order and system
from the present chaos and confusion, and
we are opposed to hazarding one particle of
the advantage of our position for any such
questionable consideration. We are clear
for every mans ballot being untrammelled
and to be cast for whom he pleases. If he
is ignorant of his own interest, teach him,
| and it will please him to vote right. Those
| who want power in this young republican
State of ours must obtain it from it's source,
| the people, by their consent, or not get it
ct all.-NorJolk Day Book.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

SoNE OF Hts SAYINGS. b, ron said
such things As these: Poets don
want murb beauty in 'be object OF
their loves, but good health aud tenn
per" 1--we, IKE the measles. Is dan
gerous when it comes lave in life I"
"Let -uthors do, cay. or tnink wna'
they please, they are never considered
men st f., hon N tn circles of hdut ton
unless they HAPPEN to H. of high bIrIh.
al hate society conversation. Il is nr,ifi
cial, nnint-reslng; no new th"ngh's;
a waste OF time. Give M some on whu
thinks nl'nd." He det-sted French
poetry; always ridiruled it as di-cord-
ant 10 his ears. He was furious at
books Of his own badly translated int"
other languages. He always spoke 10
derision of his own works. saying that
be could write much better, but that
be wrn'e I" suit the tas'e Of the day.
He affected TO depr-ciate Shakespeare,
bnt was -vtden |, gresr admirer Of u
Sbaksperi.n scholar He never wished
to live 10 be old Life is like wine
who would drink it pure must no. draw
it to the dregs Passions do os'
subside with age; they ouly change.
Avar,ee nsurps the place vacated by
love, aod suspicion Ellis up that Of con:
fdenc-.''
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

MEADnw LAKs-It is said that 10 the
once furnishing inwn of Meadow Lake,
now almost deser'ed, there are less than
20 persons in the town at present.
About 10 or Is houses to every perso"
in the place. Those remaining in the
town s,ill are firm in the faith that the
mines will turn on: big thing for all
concerned, although The ores are very
iutractabie. and cannot he worked BY any
process At present Known to orr mill
meo. By FIRE assayI, it is known 'hs,
the gold is there, but thug is to get it
-Enterpriss
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

TBs NEw BRIDaE built bv tue Vallejo
Railroad Company is being used - a
toll bridge for teams, borsemen &C., snd
the Central Pacific Company objects 10
the arrangement, claiming that the con.
demnstion Of some Of their property 10 :.
volved. upon The part ofthe bridge huil.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

HARD UP Fon svtunNCs TIE Gnld
Hill News puhlishrs. in fall face tyre,
an extract from jack StratnIan's paper
which sets forth that he, StraIm.n,
heard that Wi-gaaG was dismissed from
the San Francisco MINT for m-d1llng
With o hrs aud not a tending to bis owl
business. Neither the witness nor bis
CONSIDERATION.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

TBs CHIcKKN Pox 10 the latest sensa-
ton in Virginia City.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

nR. GLY1N q Piseervtl1e, -
IL CalifOsnia, may b found st hi o0ceQ 3yyx9
over 0ibson's "6aasrae' ealooo, y here 10 viii .
pasassd % wait apua al wAs may desire HI 80.
vsesD ID nv hns q Dsntisesy.
All woek Ueatly Ooae ana War.
rantsA . Give Uasis6Aeeaoo.
droa.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

tbs COPPEKBkADs Of the California
Senate Lave an excellent opportunity to
veutiln,e their fossiliferous faith over
the resolution which 10 before them to
reject the Fifteenth amendment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

Personal We had call from our
old time Democratic friend, Frank Den
yer, yesterday. Looks we'll and hearty,
thinks Coie is the richest district on
the continent and intends moving in
that direction shortly. Glad to see him
and wish he could have - change Of
heart, politically speaking,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

A Cincinnati Railroad conductor was
estoaished to find that one of bis pas-
sengers who paid 10 heed to bis demand
for . ticket bad died jnst where he sat.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

TH1 OVERLAND TkLEGRAPu line 10 re.
fifty miles East Of the North Platte.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22

The PkoPLh's Tribune We cav,
paper numerou-Iy signed by cash Gus
TONERS for " iegnnd S people Tribune y
This all comes of m insane attempt
10 suppress bun hy ihrea'sand violence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
BY Cook Il Laughton. Auctinnecrs'
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
SALE OFvALUABLT

SALE OFvALUABLE
PpOPFRTY AT MARINE RAILWAY,
Spp6sfTE ROCKETS. AT AUCTION On
SaTITRDAY the 9th instant, ut II o'clock, we
vii, soil Mt the marine railway, opposite Rockets,
tho following. described VERY VAL q BIZ j.
pRO:FRTY. lSeing the best and most powerful
yat invented for raising WRECKS anu other valuable
;,ronortv from tiae beds Of riyers-V1Z.
| Two FINE B ARGES. each length % feet. beam
70 fn.t drnth o. hold feet Inches: Foul
SpAN 0F TRUSS .ES Is feet long: TWO AND A
Hal r sOTAKE. TWO SCREW ). anu all me APP
nnrtcnancrs there tn to each truss, making
scrnsr in all 10 feet long and inc he's in diameter;
nil in good order an condition. tach ID ahur 10
Is lifted with two h,isting-crancs OF great power,
comnIr,n with wine hes and chains Tor hnistine
chains for raising vessels from li-lEch wire VIII
- he RSRCiES are wcll-fOund with anchors and
1,rre cb.ins toreth or win many smaller cha!ns
If + ana wire: blar ksmih forge, In En9d order
= 1T of purchase CLOCKS, some ol Wnirh are
and single blocks large lot OF IRON, consisting
r s,ran. Iron bolts, uuts. Shackcls etc. etc.
Each FARCE Is ftt cd with patent IRON w'nnllsS
rr,vt ra and w Dscv inches All ana are contort-
aiIr. "a ahmed enc OF hch IS fitted up In superior
styfc with statcrooms, etc, cooking anu c"oii
sto, es etc. etc. r.,,
drv. 'out ,o ,bo,,o as whole but If
not sold so, the property VIII pc sun i
los to snit purciit"' ;. a,
,rERNs Made kpo{.Ti on day OF sale.
h. . boat will he at the ,1i!arf In front OF Charles
" Mnrrsss sugar reliuci rtt' carry persons 10 the
sale. ,r,o.- 90 .,,,,,,
'~''' '"' COOK & LhUGHTON,
n- Anctionccrs.
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BY Thomas Pannill, Auctioneer,
No. s6 Sycamore street,
mR11sTEEs SALE or ENGINE. BOZ,

TRUSTEES SALE OF ENGINE, BOIL
/ EEAND BETTING, STONE MILL, Back
MILL. IRON MILL, SKATING AND hell
ING, AND OTTER SMALL ARTICLES.--By
virtue OF deed OF trust from 4. Miller aud Morris
Levy, trading under the lrm and sly OF Miller 4
Co., tn secure the payment Of three negotiable
notes held ny John Mann and X. L. Graves, Jr.,.
receivers under the decree OF the circuit court OF
Petersburg In thr cnarcgry suit now pending IN
the circuit court ofsad city, styled Myers Mill
Ter & Levy-to wit, one for $40, payable 18th Feb
ruary, $780, and one for same amount cue 18th May,
1870, and one for s3ea.55, dated 2Sth November,
1902 payable four months after date. which said
mole became due on The Goth March 1870: and which
was not paid at maturity, and which still remains
unpaid, I shall, on SATURDAY the 9th day OF
April. at the sIorehouse of the said Miller Co,
on the wharf, 1T IL O'Clock N. on said day, Pro
ceed TO sell at public auction, for cash, one e..
CINE, BOILER aud BELTIaG, SfJSE MILL,
8ARR MILL. IRON MILL, SKATING and
BETTING, and other small articles, now IN the
possession OF said Miller { Co., or enough Of said
articles to pay and satisfy the said note for SSs55
and the costs attending protest of the same, IS
well as the costs attending sale under said deed.
JOHN LYON, Trustee.
THOMAS PAENILL, Auctioneer. apl-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
BY James y. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No, SCI Main street.

THRUST SALE NF \ LOT OF GROUND
NEAR THE CITY o. RICHMyNn.--By
virtue of deed Of trust execute: 10 me Is trustee
by Richard Hein> and wife u secure deb. duc to
Eaaland & Brother. da,e;. 10th July 1856. and re-
90. lied in the clerks Office Of Henrico county
cou-,. shall, on MEDN nsi,Al TIE 18Th Gay OF
iyn, -, h 70 auction, to the highest bidder. the
Se nT conre.o y said deed. and therein DESCRIBED
LII co, "T 'S.y,:y,, WIND cont lining ONE AND \
~ 4 ~ ~, " Tun Res. situate. lying and being
IN he comfy Of Henn,o. bounded on ne west by
lands OF X. X. Roberts. al. ." ic e''St ny Liz ''''
re1,';c ~ T.sirIie lot west oF the city OF
Richmond and near Hichnond o. icE&; ,;,,,
Terms Cash for enough - pay ELL, WIN nn
rharyrs attending IN. sale. The credits will ec
stated on ti.c day "f sale. ,r
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, AUG
,;nmaa- ap-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
BY Lee Il Goddln, huciioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S AND ASSIGNEES SALE
L ATPCBLIC AUCTION or REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF EiCIlMOND.-By virtue or u
Josephine his wife, DtariHr date 18th day Of Octo-
ber isGs, to Thomas W. Ur$hnr as trustee. 'h,ly al
re ord In the Office OF the clerk of lIenrcn county
court we Will proceed to sell. on TUESDAY the
18th day OF April. 1910, on The premises, at q
o'clock 2. NJ. the real estate conveyed In said
deed as foliows-tu-wit LOTS Nos. 81 and 80 III
a pIan and survey of Buchanan'S oId-aeld which
said TWO LOTS front OH HE north line of Moore
street ABOUT $50 fee, more or les, and have Inc
same depth more or less on the vest line Pine
street, and are estimated 20 contain about ON
AND A HALF ACRES, together with the I'M
provements thereon.
This property Is peculiarly adapted for ia n
NYRY, having n cGnsaHt stream of water
through it. and other facilities FOR such purposes.
TERMS One-hir cash residue 1T six and
twelve mouths for negotiable notes, interest i'd
ded and secured by trust deed.
THOMAS ". IPSRUR, Trustee,
LEWIS E. IlIG3Y, Assignee.
NH n5-td
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HyLep It Goddin, Auctioncers,
No. ill3 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
D dated 10th day OF May. 1st9. to me by Philip
on The premises, en- TUESDAY the /: h day OF
APRIL $40 4. q clock r. NJ the f%l'os ing pre-
HOUSE ard out-huil,lings thereon, fro nting 90
feet Marshall street ut its iutersccu on with
Munlor,' street, and running back within parallel
lines lis Zee; To an alley II feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay the expo nses OF
cxCc1;rE this trust; also two negotiable notes,
each dated May 10Th. losU-one for S37l, pm yable
tweyr months after date and the other TOR id25,
pavut" fif;ccn months after date, with whateye r
Interest remains unpaid on said notes the balance
on sucn terms rs the grintnr may direct: and III
tn" event al his iaiIurc. on such terms AS the
trustee may direct. SAMUEL Il. BAiLEY.
apl Trustee.
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ByA. G. Pulllam, Auctioneer.
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth stree


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" TRACTS OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, ON THE SkIN-QUARTEk
RUAD, ST WORSHAM'S STORE.--As commits
sioners appointed bv decree Of the circuit court
or Chesterfield county at It's May term. 1sea In the
case Of wilkins Hall, executor, rs James Rudd's
admins srat,r and others. we will sell ut anstion,
at Wor,j ham's store, on SATURDAY the 9TH 0f
April, It IL O'Clock NJ, the following TRACTS
IL NnsETY-TwO AND NE-FoURTH
ACRES OF LAND lying between the lands OF j.
n. Worsham, Hczekiah Rudds estate. and Skid
quarter road with several streams Of water on Il:
.. OSE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN AND
FIyE-FIGHTHS ACRES OF LAND lying be-
tween NE lands of Mrs. Martha Rudd. - Jones,
y. g. Woodfu, sgd. =. Brooks, and Hezekiah
RUINS estate, with Cordry's branch running
Thought.
g. 0NE-EOURTH OF AN ACRE, with STORE
HOUSE thereon now occupied by j. II. Wor-
slo.n. and considered an excellent stand.
L. The LOT, about EIGHT ACRES, opposite to
TOBACCO BARN thereon.
I'l.ts or the lands In auctioneer'S Office, and
will he shown at sale.
TERMS Onc-forrth cash; balance on credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months, In bouds
bearing interest from day OF salc titles retained
C. G. McRAE,
q S. BROOKS,
Commissioners.
4. G.. pULLrAM, AUctioncer, ap6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08

:. nv Lee 4 Goddin,
suctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
20. 1ll3 Main street.
vAIuARLE AND ELIGIBLY

VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY
Y LOCATED DWELLING. On THE THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET, ONE Dn0E
WEST or ADAMS STREET, AND OPPOSITE
THE RESIDE@CE OF ROBERT HARVEY,
ESQ. FOR SALE AT huCT!ON:-Bv gequs st Of
Mr.. ID. NJ. Miller, we VIII sell on MONDAY, 18th
Anil 1870, on the Pre- mises Mt O'Clock 2. M !,
III { Al LIABLE PROPERTY. situated as de-
scribrd above. aud for many We rs occupied by
him M his residence. Tire HOUSE Is Of brick,
we'll built. aud ,dmirahly arranged with regard to
ruInfSrt and convenience, and contains thirteen
rooms wide hall, closets, and bathroom: brlrk
hi, chen with four rooms. The entire premis are
In good order, and supplied with gas md water.
lhc LOT fronts 100 feet extending back los feet 20
= Wide alley: and is handsomely ornameuted WIN
ercrgu Gems and shadc-trccs.
The city railway cars pass down dams streci-
and ford many conrenicnc"s to residents In thls
portion of tic city doing bu. lcss IN It's centre.
TERMS: ODcfhlrd cash: rc-idue Mt SIX
twelve, and eiehteEn months credit, for negotia
bic notes With Interest added. and cured by trus
decd. LEE Gti,llN,
n
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by Wellington Goblin,
Aurtiouppr and Real Estate Agent.

rs,P1rsTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AND
T ar IN CHURCH HILL, rH THE EAST
Iis ~ OF } ri TiHfRTIETII BETWEEN " AND y
STREETs trustee IN certain 6eeh Of ' 11dT
,,,,I" recorded In Richmond Hastings Court,
shall in execution thereof proceed 70 sell al pun
lie auction, on the premises, or TrEaDAs me
The frs fair day thereafter the same hour, that
lot with BRICK DIV ELLiNG thereon: located e,
as above, fronting on the east lire OF Ih!rIicllt
Nrs yorhrouph.s estate The deed requires L
cash sale hut it is probable that at The hour OF sale
an arrangement Will ne made 10 eXtcnc more Ill.,
eral terms. EDW AtD i. SAtrsw.t -,
mn L
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=. Wr,i,..@tun 5.'i'In,
nur;,onecrg7a it4a! :.s.atv = Scn,

~oH,rJSsINNER SALE OF HOUSE
z scn L:.rrSIS AlAriS.S LEY. SEt II
T9 Ti1r WunESii"i'S - TIE EilFSA-
PEAkE Ard tIl4r tli.hnA,.-H ny rittuc OF
I,rrr.r OF the circuit court al IL" county q!
ITnurr.r r-nucrr"rti o. Tie 10Th at March, $50.
il. H.. c:,se Of y ci,..m's administrator against
t'ruIni.s admir- istr:;"i. e.. -lit ~ special
.inncr ;!ic.cj'y ari."rtc proceed 10 sell
=, ,,IihlIc auc:ir:I. The premises, on FkiDA
the l5n nj Apsil. $50, ii ".c!"ck j. u. l:uTS:
Ens - mad 81 on I.,st Mill Sifc.t having Il front
thn,..,, nf 13t !rr. and iur> N0s. Il and - IN
Wcst Concor,i. having :lc jir lro: % T.! feet ."
witch LIT, ,h.l., stands = SHALL Praised
TTrM, : Viz.. 5l0) ~ c'sh; balance ut six ani!
twelve. mo rtis i"" r=G"ia'il" nc"s, Win Interest
;c,L sat! sfac.s."iis cnhrssd. 'nt little ct'ined
.;II H., li,rt !,r order. q; the u.
.jtIi y l. AGE. ;.ummt<S iun"r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
BY W. Gmidin,
Auctioncer and Rca! Estate Agent.

TORTY ACRES OF Beautiful
4 FARMING LAND. ON THE NEW RO.AL
LEADING; ~ TIRE FAIR GROUNDS. ONE
MiLF NORTH or RICHMOND, FOR SALE p,T
AUCTiON.--Will he sold ut auction. on the pr G.
misses. on FRIDAY the Sth OF Anrll $50 At
TlFUL FARMING LAND located IA above.
fronting on The south side OF the road knding hT
tie Fair .;rnuntls, running back toward. the resi-
dcuce OF SIR. John L. Ballard. and bounced on the
uo,h by the lands of Dir. Martin 5. Taylor TINS
land Is now sci In clover. and Is In fine hrart
The n,Iautltv IL desired can be increased 70 MY
OF sixty acre.. The foregoing property Is lof;stcd
in u most Improving part M the SUBURBS. "
TERMS Un"-ihirl cash ; balance al four, :i:ht
and twelve months f. r NJ gOtiablc notes, Interest
added, secured By q trust l' ed.
NH 40 ". GODDIS. huctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08
auCrTOH sAS4Es-4Rasnre Days:
By Cook q Laueiiton, Auctioneera,
corner Franklin aud Governor streets.

IMPORTED PLANTS, B q LB0U !, !;
l BOOTS, FLOWER SEED. G RAgTE D
yIyE ,ss & eth fG nsa mt a a. 10
IhHr .i n viii sali nj the store No. 1908 Main
street, next to zetelle's restaurant an extensive
ara eaS.fs nGIsoUs ROOTS and FLOWER
SEEDS;
splendid collection OF por1,T 1rDrFs
GRATED ROSE TREES ana hoii
of the very best kinds. ,,.o.t r,or,
All Of the above have been hrouRht u',e,s ir.n a
LYONS, France, by NJ. Pierre Roma ana nIe TATE
Auctioneers.