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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01

TIE WHITE CLAY OF GEoRGIA-1Ts Con-
HEcTIoN WITH CHEAP SUGAR.-And now
what becomes Of this six or eight hundred
tons of Southern dirt that is shipped month
" to the North? This is the question In
which the public are most interested, and
we propose to give the information. a por-
ton Of these shipments-how much we
have been unable to Iearn--is taken up by
the potteries, being valuable as mixture
with the baser clays Of the North in the
manufacture Of the finer wares. a portion
is used by the manufacturers Of wall paper,
and by paper makers generally. But the
kaolin is more valuable in another respect !;
being perfectly white, free from slick, and
tasteless, nothing could be better adapted
to the purpose Of adulteration, and in that
way, we learn, is consumed very large
proportion OF the shipments North. 1t is
largely used in the manufacture OF flour and
pulverized sugar, and especially in fancy
candies, which contain 4 large per cent.
Considerable quantities are also consumed
in the manufacture or subsequent adultera-
ton of medicines, such as calomcl, soda.
cream-tartar, &c. In the preparation OF
white lead and paint it also enters as large
Ingredient. About year ago northern
gentleman, whose business card showed
that he was druggist, visited the works be-
low Augusta, carefully inspected the clay,
and offered to take the entire product OF
the company at the price they were then re-
ceiving.-Sapannah Republican, 22d.
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i Axkrrus Is widely
prevalent at this time and In this country, a
disease Of no small virulence. Is Is known
among scientific men as Cdcoethes Scrt-
bcsdt, phrase of which the English equt-
valent is, the itch for ,scribbling. No one
knows how universal and severe the nalady
IL 50 we'll rs editors. They, unlucky men,
feel the effects Of Il only less than the imme-
iliate victims. There rises before us a VISION,
q remembrance rather, Of the mountains on
mountains Of manuscript we have had 70
read through week after week. IL II Ie s =
bic work In hot weather. Perhaps nan Oh
them all were absolutely good for nothing.
Two-thirds of the remainder may nave oeen
OF respectable quality for private letters, oa
a circle Of personal friends, VI tnese a sO
the sort that tax an editors BRAIN mos' Sc
vereiy-thOse that just hover between ~
spectacle mediocrity and absolute .pV; 'as
ness. Perhaps this will do some lies Jiss
when we are short Of this KIND OF a,. n.o;n
now, here 1t goes into feebleneSSS , tssho,s
there Ia rather bright idea, yer snS ,o 10y ;,
thing hardly gets above conlino III, ms,,,,
and 90 the weary balancing goes on. oi!eb
sher 81 ;e or on abominabIe complication arising
srnm q tonchinr little private note prefxed
The writer Is toiling to support her chill
s1ren nv hcr pen or she is an Invalid, whose
great pleasure is in the hope of doing some
thing by these articles. Then, when the
article 10 of that trying, halfand-halt kind
of merit, how is the unhappy editors breast
lacerated by the complicated struggle be-
tween feeling and MISUNDERSTANDING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01
BY W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
- 800 1000 ACREs, ONE MILE EAST OF RICH
MOSD, OPPOSITE TO OAKwOOD GENE
Terry. on THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD,
AND ADJOINING BRACES MtLL.-By VIZ
tue of a deed OF trust executed by Mr.. X. ID. Car,
ter bearing date the 10Th May, lSf9 duly rec9roe1
in Henrico county court, and which DEED was
gwen to secure the unpaid purchase money.
Shall in execution thereof at the reqnest OF enG
holders Of the debt thereby secured, proceed 20 sen
at public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY
the sth August. 1870, ats O'Clock I. NJ, Iai1
If not, the first fair day thereafter, tne eAGei-
lent FARM located as above, containing
go s93-1O0o ACRES. Of which forty-s1T acres are on
TIE north side Of Gilles creek, acres
are on the south side thereof. The improvements
are ample for the use of large family, conslstlns
OF Il frst-rate dwelling, contai lining eight rooms,
with front and rear porticos; barn, stable, cow
house, &c.
s The place is admirably adapted for marxet
and dairy farm, as IL has q constant stream run
ming Through It. and the land is so situated as 10
grow early vegetables and fruits. 1t Will be 500
as a whole or divided into two parts, as may De
deemed best at the hour Of SALE.
F. TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses 81 o.
sale and to nav OF note and bond past due, Win
interest to d tie, amounting TO about tlo.o Oh
credit as to $500, with interest from l9th May ioy
until the 18th May 1871 on credit rs 10 SsVv, WIN
interest as aforesaid, until the ION May iaiZ OF
credit as to $780, with interest as Aforesaid unli
the 18th May, 1873; on credit as tc $500 Win IN
terest as afOresa Id until the 10Th May, 1874 anu
to the residue, on such terms rs the grantor ma.
prescribe and direct the whole credit payment
TO bear interest from the day OF sale, ana secure
Veemb Se next. W. GopDIM,
iy % Iruotcc.
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INCONSISTENCIES s ALE, OF THE

COMMISSIONERS SALE, OF THE
; m11IID SIR PHUR SPRINGS" IN ROCK
sRRIDGE COUNTY, NA.--Tfe Undersigned COM
missioners, appointed by DEGREES Of the circuit
court of Rockbrfdge county, entered on the 2oth
day OF April 1851 and the 18th day Of May 1870 In
a cause therein pending, in which John .. LeecH.
for &C., is plaintiff, and James Fl. Leeeh, ct a.,
are defendants, viii proceed on THUksDAf I,
September SLh 1870 on the premises to sell by way
as the .'COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,,' situated
In said county about one and half miles distant
from Goshen Depot, on the Chesapeaks and 0hle
railroad. The tract contains NtNEII-tlf ~
ACRES more or less, and adjoins the iands OF
Jordan & Davis, and others. lrZ >, -,
The water is valuable, and has been used Win
great advantage for many years by VISITORS. Ihe
water has been analysed by an experienced enc
mist and the analysis proves that 1t Is valuable In
dyspepsia and other diseases Of the stomach; In
disc Of the liver spleen, Kidneys BLADDER, ana
uterus In chronic affections of the bowels; and IN
chlorosis and. other kindred female disorders.
The water is apertent durctic, dlaphoretic, axe
raIive, and tonic. in It's action: I'D 8-'.5 -.. .
The buildings are sufficient Tor the accommoda
ton Of one hundred persons, and are In gooa
state of repair. The location and climate are all
IS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Is TERMS OF SALE Cash in and sufhcient 70 pay
the costs OF sale aud costs OF suit; and as TO inc
residue upon credits OF enc, two, three, TOUR ano
five years, in equal instalments, bearing interest
FROM the day of sale; the purcn iser executing
bonds with approved personal security, ana t tl
title retained as ultimate security, should tne
purchaser cesire to pay the whole or any part III
cash twill be accepted. -r; I, ~ = t''
-..'t -.. ~ O. --i!t' j. ID. DAVIDSON,
au1-Mtds ..fs a. Commissioners.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent


u,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALU-
Il liable L6TS ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
GARY BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THlH.
TEESTH STREETS.--B virtue OF deed ~ trust
bearing date 18th March, 1880 duly recorded IN the
Richmond Hastings Court, in deed-book NO. 20,
a. page ia we shall as the trustees therein Nance
in execution thereof at the request or the creoor
secured thereby proceed 70 sell at pgoiSS s M Iu
gust 1870, at O'Clock, z. NJ, If fair II not on tns
fair day there litter the real estate tS south
side OF Cary street running back % s-1a feet 70 an
alley p feet wide bounded the s YVES, oy an
eInent occupied by Mesars. Foster & wilson: tnis
lo in many respects Is resardesd eSu1 70 IN the
centre OF the business PORTIONS and quite near 70
the Tobacco and Flour Exchange, mills, cepos,
&c. a,
tor has consented to accept one fourth Gasn pa
ance at O. IL and IS months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured ny a trust deed.
JOHN HOWARD,
.ss a ALEXANDER II. SANDS
tv % Trustees.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA--
" BILE LOTS ON THE WEST LINE OF
THIRTEENTH BET WEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS.-By virtue of decree or the
Hustings Court Of the city of Richmond pro.
nounced on the goth OF July, 1859, In the case OF
Wallace &C., against Wallace, shall. as specla!
commissioned thereby appointed, proceed TO sell
ut pu,lc auction on the premises, on WEDSES
p NJ, If fair If not the first fair day thereafter,
that valuable LOT located as above, fronting - lo
feet the west line of Thirteenth street. running
back about 70 feet more or lessl. and bounded on
the south by the brick store occupied by MeSsrs.
Cox Miller, -
This lot is regarded gerry ratuable because of Its
Gcatlon III tie Hcen'Ie OF the business portion OF
he city.
TERMS: til cash; balance lat ak,
Twelve and eighteen months for negotiable nOfs>S,
Interested added or. at the option or the commits,
;iDner. enough In cash to deray costs or suit ana
EXPENSES of sale: Balance on a credit Of five years
Cor bond with good personal security interest pay
able quarterly, secured by dies "a OF trust.
JOHN HOWARD,
tyo3 Commissioner.
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1-Mtds
.-:i ByA. G. Pulliam, Aucttoneer, |isE
uthwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
Z RIE ITNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER AND MARKS
ADDITION TO SAID TOWN, AT AUCTIpN.-
BY virtue ola decree Of the circuit court OF Ches-
terrified county at its November term, 1869, in the
chancery suit of Hobbs rs. Hobbs, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 1l,b day of August, 1870, at q
O'Clock p. NJ, those several valuable lots men
toned in said decree-Ylz.: No. q, on the north
side of McDonough street between Fourteenth ana
the corporation line of Manchester; and lots Nos;
OIL. o. o. l1n and 100, In Marks addition to said
town, near the Petersburg turnpike. All OF said
lots will be divided into lots to sit purchasers:
TERMS One-half cash, and the balance at iomr
months. in negotiable notes, interest added title
reserved by the court until all the purchase money
ia Maid = - F. M. LOGAN,
Sneoial Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers
No, 1ll3 Main street.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF A SMALL
l. FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ATAgt>
TIOS.-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed 70
the unders Igncd by Gstewood Tally and wife bear
Ing date 30tR April 1889, and duly recorded IN the
Hastings Court of the city Of Richmond, DC
INC rrnIlired so TO do, Iishal sell at auction, on
the premises on SATURDAY tho eth OF August
proximo. at half-past o'clock 7. NJ, Inc REAL
ESTATE mentioned In said deed rs follows ,,,
- LOT OF LAND, with a small FhAhE
DWELLING thereon containing Two ROOMS
fronting 81 by 100 feet on the south line OF Elm
wood street (the western extension OF ha1nt ne"A
the corporate limits. 80,
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of executing This trust and pay OF note OF 500
stdma in SIX and twelve months for neKotiahie
notes, interest added and secured by oe.d OF
trust. ~s. DANlD z. LhSi, At' ~ o,
RJcHARpsoN & Co., Aucttoncers. " ~
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-ATerToH, 'sATEs- .l Z,
7, DyaA. c.PnlIisfn, auctioneef - XXX. &
southwest corner 81 Nam and ntli ssress

- - - DyeA. C. Prliiafn, 4uctioneef. az
southwest corner ~ Nam and "
5fsoMMIssIONERsaVsALEi OF 1JTHE
NJ VALUABLE FARIE KNOWN-Agr.BUgKl
HILL,,, IN CHESTERFIELB.C gQNTY,,Q@E
i've IMPROvEMENTstT HEBESE.A T AUG.
-TION.Lfn pursuance OF % decree OF ane c1fcnn
court OF Chesterfield county, pFonounce9s ", ~
May term. 1870 In this snft OF trustee ".
Kuhn ef rLs.. and Robefts's guardian %. Kuhn ct
oIs we win pr ocee6 TO sell at public auction On
The premises, OH w EDNESDAY the 10th day OF
August, 1870, at O'Clock p. ~, II fair. mot on
the first fair day thereafter the yaIuable and eliA
eibly located FARM stBUCK HILL. ,, containing
ONE HUNDREDAED FgKyYrSISE ACRES
Of most excellent farming land. With acoompodar
tions for large family, ana all necessary Dutld-
cines thereon, wen 1ocated and adapted tor mar
Lket farm, dairy, &e,s having numerous springs,
good location for ice-gonds &c. -at,. ,.s.ssTa.Ty
Us nearness 70 the ctt o q, exsslls9t soad Or
with every conceivable advantage to- be derived
from suburban residence, offers to anyone wish
ing TO invest or secure residence, most desira-
II mas BE- If desired or thought advisa-
A plat can be seen and all information had By
calling on the auctioneer. - a. ''',' - 80 ~
TERMS ne-fourth cssfT; the balance at four,
twelve and eighteen months. In Negotiable notes,
interest added title retained until further order
Of the court. - BENJAMIN q. NASH, ,
= t1f1i i TrTiC!C. McRAE,i ITJI'f 3r3
i Sale conducted by A. C.PULLIAh, Auctioneer.
1ty QcrfH
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rnncAEInNAL.

r.1STI1M0ND C0ILEGE:-on the: 18th
plLtMO.lst tna Tncufty win appoint N IN.
~ Of AnKlsts D, nssiss in Che scools Of Modern
sanvpsses, Msthemat,ss md hnglsl,; GsSarss.
teea Shsi2man of the Faculty. care OF Starke q
20 " AK MairI street. I'll 81 au lit
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auct1oneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

OAK COTTAGE-A VERY VALUA-
|VBLE FARM NEAR PETERsBUkG, 9N
R0AD-FOR SALE PRIVATELY-Contain aiming
THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF very superior
LAND; was for q long time cultivated as mar
ket farm, for which 1t is well suited one-half
cleared balance In timber. There are three young
orchards Of selected fruit. The DWELLING Is
situated In a beautiful grove OF oak and hicknIy;
for Residence for one doing bu iuess in that city.
The improvements are dwelling and two cot
tagcs in the yard for the ,nn OF
credit or exchange for city property. For better
"'f GRU8BS 81 WILLIAMS,
iyl3-2awaw Real Estate Agents.
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NEW DISCOVERY.
np I FIELDS FEMALE REGULATORS.
WDM A MS REST FRIEND.

DR.. j. BRADFIELD,s FEMALE BEGuLAioh'
WOMAN,s BEST BEST, FR Rd!IESH,IS,,uv pre.
A legitimate prescription, sciS t P
pared for diseases peculiar to ladies': .,s,
II is mot q cure-ali, but specific for one cias1
OF diseases that every Lady is subject to, ana e'
e' Mia medicine is approved and recommended y
the best skill Il, the medical rofcsston and oy 'he
clergy. Il. ~o,.o,, ,or tho last twenty
ves 70 and where fts virtues are known bo''e Is
10 be found in every house. ,,,,,, ~
For full particulars, history ana @ is pop,T
Spi cures he reader is referred to the wrapper
l. Manufactured by BADBIELp Gq On A q 70
R.%. POWERS, and by druggists generally
mya-3m$ 7' ------
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.auITqOH sAHEs aFnfura Days.
ysyHsz sss By ichardsg q Go.s7sg Ss7E
49, Real Estate Agents and AHctscneers,
y. ,,.sp No. lila Main streefer 80; Fars,sS

irrT,RUsTEEy SALE OF Abb KIGrksI
II DWELLING AND LOT r,s2lMssS 9ssiEI EAT faT
|AUOTI0N.-By virtue Of two deeds ol q Smith
to Micajah Bates trustee, now deceaseu, ~
Mace William Foikes has been duiJ T, 90
And the second fromsaid Smith ana VIE 70 ~ HIT,
A. Goddjn trustee, dated DULY 1,n Sssi, oosn
recorded In the clerks Office Of Henr1Go Sonaa
court, and being thereto required by s sne On che
premises, ut public auction. on TuESipehs sir' If
conveyed ia said deeds Consisting. OF III M
EINij on the southeast cornar or marshanp ~ 81
and Twenty-second Streets, In the city oh re,
mond. fronting on Marshall stree, ~ , ssS,
and running bsek Isa feet 70 an sneY MINI,
six or seven rooms and SshsT snd m san be
mpnts: all In good order. Inc Lanu s, T a. IN
divided into lots and viii be sold as wnoie OF y,
lots to suit purchasers. The buildings ieont on
l TErSts onetiiird OF the purchase money IN
c,sh: the balance on credit OF four eight, and
tweITe months In equal shs nnS
with Interest added from DAY OF SAFE Ine pu t
and secrriug the same by trust deco. =.
~ William FOLKES, substituted uustee,'
- JAMES. A.. G0pDIN, Trustee. '..,saa -
80 0%av &fnf6
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
. Eleventh street between Main and Bank

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNn!-
VIDED INTEREST IN TWENTY-THkEE
AND AHALFACRNS o. LAND, EMBRACING
A VALUABLE WATER-POWER, ON IhE
lanes RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL,
kB0TJT TWO MILES ABOVE THE CITY OF,
RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-In execution o OF
the provisions of 4 deed of trust from THOMAS d.
WHINE to The subscriber as trustee, dated LIST Jan
,ary 1870, and duly recorded, being thereto re-
CURED by the creditors secured VIII sell AZ ame
on eleventh street, in the city of Ricmond, on
TUESDAY,, 9th August at = O'Clock ~, ,s an IN
divided interest OF ONE-THIRD OF SE ~ - u
ACRES OF LAND, situated as above, frontingon
the canal, running back to the river, embracing
the cite OF Ritchie's old mills, and possessing
for any manufacturing purpose. and having the
Advantage 81 water transportation 10 the very
Trpo1s Viii re made known ut the time Of SALE
-t''' v A. M. KDILEY, Trustee.
cp1rpRs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.s jy 20
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'.tt BY Grubbs & Williams, ....t ...r
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ARGE FRAMED COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE ON MOORE STREET NOT FAR
From SPRING PARK FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.-Wc will sell at auction, on The premises,
on MONDA the lat OF Ausnst, at O'Clock 2. d.
scribed. now occupied by Henry Jones. The
house contains eight rooms. There is q stable,
carriage house, and smoke-house. Tile lot fronts
so feet on the south side OF Moore street and
back lis fett This Is good opportunity Of get
ting a quiet, comfortable home in an improving
quarter of the city. :,
for NEGOTIABLE notes. interest added secured by q
trust deed. GRUBBo g WILLIAMS,
AZ o. AuctOneers.
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By Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR
N SALE PRIVATELY.-We offer for sale PR:
in Powhat.n county, containing FIVE HU N
DRIED ACRES Of very productive land twenty
James river. The dwelling is frst-class, suitable
for a large family, and In good repair: situation
beautiful, surrounded by grove OF chestnut
oaks large garden and young orchard; well wa
tered and healthy two hundred and nfty acres
cleared, the balance in timber. I'm.
The purchaser of the land may take the crops,
stock, &C., at fair valuation. .... -.....
For better description apply TO-
81 - - s'7''' GRUBBS a WILLIAMS,
iy l4L2taw3w Real Estate Agents.
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By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
. - Office s2l Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
Y WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS. FOR SALE AT
be sold, on MON DAY the lst
day of August, 1870 at u NJ, on the premises, the
above-described LOT, fronting about DO feet on
tic west side OK Fifteenth street, opposite the
store Of G.. /. Herring Il Co., and running back
about 90 feet. y. o."
TERMS Cne-tbird cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by 4 deed of trust.
iy2S JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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DLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

A supply lin parreIs) OF this water from tho
celebrated BLUE LICK SPRINGS, Kentucky
just received direct. So --.s.
This water Is highly esteemed along the line Of
the Mississippi and in the southern and south
western States, where Its medicinal virtues arc
known and appreciated. 1t Ia almost specihc III
BILIOUS DISORDERS and DYSPEPSIA dc-
pendent upon torpid liver, and as aValuaple AIS
"'''' PURU LADD s. CO., Druggists.
La -, - l9la Main street.
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( ENaLrsH SCHOOL FOB BoYs.Zsession
begins OCTOBER lsT and ends JULY 1sT.;
number OF pupils iiinf ed to twenty. The princi~
pal Is graduate OF the University Of Virginia,
and has had ifteen years experience as teacher in
the best schools OF the State. -Olden-Place- the
residence Of DR.. II. G. Worsharn, is situated In
Dinwiddie county, Va, In q high, healthy -loca-
ton. Students viii come BY the seufhside rail-.
road, and find at Wilson'S depot Q conveyance 70
0lden-Place, by addressing Dr.. W Graham, Crimea
TERMS: For board and tuition, including every
thing, 5000; one-half payable October Isl, the
osnef feofu'f' JAMES B. BAKER, Principal
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate gents,
Elayanth between Main and Bank streets.

4 THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
N ING, ON THE WEST SIDE OF LOCUST
ALLEY. SECOND DOOR NORTH OF En-
CHANGE ALLEY, AT AUCTI Non
4th of August, at half-past o,clo X
p NJ, we will sell, upon The premises, the BRiNh
DIV YELLING situated as above, occupied by Miss
ma Il. Thompson. 1t has about eight rooms,
besides kitchen, bathroom, water and gas, ana
being centrally situated, yields good rent from
tenants.
TERMS AT sale.
iv3o AuctloneeJs.
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~rrn BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
outhwest corner of Main and Fourteenth 8

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
nWETJJEG AND LOTS AT CORNER OF
FEDERAL AND ST. ia MES STREETS, RICH
MOND, AT AUCTIoN:-Byy virtue OF decree OF Of
the cause Of Nancy Eubank ct ais. vs: Elizabeth
Ann Everetts ct as, rendered The 18th day
nubiic arction. on lie premises, on FRIDAY the
5th day Of August, 1870, at O'Clock =. NJ, LOT
No feet inches front SttR RWEahiN IS
H0ITSE thereon Il OTIS os. anc 4, vacant.
These lots front on st. James street, and run
back $50 feet to an alley feet inches wide mo.
TERMS :One-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, IN negotiable notes interest
added and title retained until said notes shall have
bean paid, 3T,- JAMES Ell. DOOLEY.y ss
WILLIAM. CL0PTON,
..--.----so.sa.- Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, Auctivneer.
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On THURSDAY, September !, 1870, will offer
for sale at auction this property, conSisting o.
TWELVE ACRES UF HIGHLY-IMPROFED
InSD: n DWELLING containing eight or en-
rooms, and having new slate roof; STORE
HOUSE within fifty feet of the dwelling; ana
on the canal
to LEASE it for a term Of THREE YEARS, paya-
BILE quarterly. ,r =. 20
Sale or leasing will take Mace IN warren al /!
~ an dota,y &sw1aw tds Scottsville, Va.
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By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
I. fpI:}tt No. 1911 Main street.

DIANos, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
l. IRON SAFES. &C., AT AuCTt0N.TIHin
auction house q large assortment OF BURNI-
TgRE, &C., consisting Of I'm p1ANos
One MAHOGANY P8RLOk SUIT, IN hair cloth ;
MARBLE-TGP and PLAIN BUREAUS, ,rr.,.,
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE and EIDE "a 66s'
MAHOGANY and PLAIN WARDRQBES,.
HAIR-CL 9th and TOOD-sEAT GHAlhs,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT CkibS.l gi .t.f
BEDSTEADS and MAT rRESSES, ..t. .r3t
LOUNGES and HAT-RACKS,
EXTENSION and other I.1NING 81 az
SEWING-MACHINES,S SHOWCASE Isl. -
Large IRON SAFE, superior quality; ~ ..T
Small IRON SAFE, superior quality IL. ,,,
THOMAS W. KEESEE, J
on, Auctioneer.