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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-04
AUCTION BAEEs~Iatu Days.
II yy7 TySft

a TASns m HENRIUG OoUNTYJvA.. At
1iTCTfON.-By virtue of orders Of tho H1itee
Ststee district eonrk for the district o. vrsinia
dated nth and a1st OF AnFist ,sss Shall nner 10Y
msncing ne IL O'Clock. 10 front Of ftc custom
house ia The city OF Richmond. free from al nenf
and Incumbrances. the following properly pc
OF Heiirico county LIFE INTEREST OF 20, ONE T..
NINTH In that valuable goTTAGE Eak 49,, "I
onnpsite the Fair Groui1ds, containing 10 ACRES,
with handsome improvements thereon: -; al es
ONE-EINTH INTEREST In same CoTIAIf
T.r N. 7ubjectto the dover OF Mrs. Chafies ..
Yarbrough, .-os,
Terms: One-third cash !; the balance on credil
Of six and twelve months, with interest from On!
security for the deferred payments and the title 70
be retained by Che assignee until said notes arc
paid. AND'W RUTHERGLEN,A Assignee.
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a ssIGNEYs SALE OF THREE HUN.

Z a SsIGNEES SALE OF THREE HUN
"A DREf, AND EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY. VA..ATAUC-
district court for the district Of Virginia. dated
nth and s1st of August. 1882 shalt offer Tor sale
on TUESDAY, s2d day Of February, 1870. COM
hnusa IN the city OF Richmond free from all liens
md ncnmbranees the following properly belong
r rs r Gity countv.: THREE HUNDRED AID
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND In said County, with
he usual BUILDINGS thereon.
TERMS One third cash inc balance on credit
of ak and twelve months, with interest from day
OF sale the purchaser to give notes with approved
security for the deferred payments the title 10 be
kND'W RUTHERGLEN,
feAF&Tutd Assignee.
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AEOsT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
M FOR SALE AT AUCT10N.-ayy virtue OF

MOST VALUABLE REAL EoI AIE
M FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-eyyir virtue Of
n deed Of trnst executedto me by Henry b. Gould
man and wife Of record in the clerks office os
Westmoreland county. and In pursuance Of writ
ten instructions from the PARTIES secured tferehy
otherwise on the first fair day thereafter, at noon
proceed +" sell for cash. ON the PREMISE TO the
highest bidder, that MOST VALUABLE TRACT
of IA \ ID known rs t'WTIITB POINT" lying
immcdi Htrly on the Potomac river In the urner
part Of Westmoreland county. containing SIX
HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE ACREs
more or less.
The buildings upon this farm are superior.
This land is leased for ~. 900 year exclusive OF
a most valuable FISHING SHORE, ana deposit
of GRAVEL comm anding ready sale.
The title to this property Is believed to be 1nnis-
putahlc and without incumbrance except this
deed but selling as trustee, shall only convey
n * John b. LEWIS, Trustee.
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GRrsps s WILLIAMS. Auctloneers. fei
G1TT oT Ip0y AND OTHER PUB.

GALE OF IRON AND OIHER PUB
SLIC PROPERTY AT ACCT!HN.IIn COM
piance with Instructions received from the ssS5e
ON WEnN EkDAY the eth day OF February; E'V,
at II O'Clock NJ. at Drewry's Blnf' on james
river. property estimated as follows:
IS toms ARMOR PLATE:
Is tons SCRAP WROUGHT.
s,tons SCRAP CAST.
IRON GIN, 9, 900 poundsf
IRON GUN. 1000 pounds;
2GUN CARRIAGES.
400 pounds COMPOSITION;
A boat will be In readiness at the New YORK
wharf az 10 A u. which will convey bidders to
anu 'A''N j. II. HUMPHREYS,
Collector of Customs.
CusroM-floUsE. Richmond Va, Jan. 20, i.i'.
e..
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of a deed OF
i trust made by James n. Rowe or the sSsh DAY
OF june, 1886. shall ON MONDAY the in d = %
cestar Courthouse, proceed. by public auction -
selI. for cash, all ,he Personal PRopEkIih.
eonyeyed by the said deed. and which the SAY SAY
deed. Sr-x,.,,, ,,.,,no
Is 6-ltl W4NDEAA hcMis iFitSaet.
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Two CONTRACTORS. FARMERS, AND
L OTHERS.-Thc subscriber would respectfully
iafornf all those requiring WAGONS, BUGGIES,
or CARTS. that he has ON hand and Is manufac'
turing FAG9ES and CARTS OF every descrip-
ttnp that he will build TO order any kind OF
vehicle required upon tho shortest notice and Mt
i,,n lowest price. Particular sttention paid to
REPAIRING. All work warranted:
:, i. 80 A A. Is. LIPSCOMB,
mo. I1s west Cary street, near Adams
1asf-1w
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TOR RENT.-The subscriber offers o.
Il for rent his large and conlmodious s5::i
Neck, Henrico county, Va. together with the
wharf privilege at the same place. This stand Is
one of the best on James river. Steamboat lands
office kept at the store.
The are also a steam corn Id Ill and blacksmith
connected with this property, which If sufi tient
Inducements are offered, III ~ be rented with the
other property. WILLIAM ALLEN.
Ja 3l-lw Curtis Nerk poSt-oflice, Va.
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BY Richardson & Co"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
IN SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at a,c-
az a O'clock 5. NJ. desirable BUILDING LOT,
60 feel front, and running back of irregular .,
depths 40 liz and 1870 feet to the rear iio ieet
,~ida On the west side of Harvie street, corner or
the old Coal Pit road. adjoiuing end near William
Hunters, formerly Bernard's, John {. eha'er s.
TERMS Onc-third cash; balance IN three and
six months, for negotiable notes, With interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust. .,
fa RICHAkDSO 4 CO.. Aucttoneers.
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BY Grlbbs & Williams.
Auctinneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
" OF GROUND IN THE PLAN OF BELFl:
DERE.-In execution Of a decree Of Gooch!snd
county court entered nth November, 1889. In the
commissioners thereby appointed. will sell at aur-
tion Oh the premises, on MONDAY the 1th Fel ,.
ruary. ut half-p,st O'CLOCK 7. ~, LoI W
situated on the north side OF China street begin
ming lis feet west of Pine street. fronting % feet
and running back loO feet 10 an alley IL fect wide
TERMS Sc5 cash balance at one and two years
for bonds hearing interest. and with good security,
ore Maid JOHN Fl. GUY,
"'e P A. X. LEAKE,
Commissioners.
fpi
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN KING

l WILLIAM COUNTY.-By virtue OF the pro.
Visions OF a deed OF trust executed to the sub
scriber, Young Clements for the purpose a Of
sons Of decree of the circuit court Of King VIII
liam county entered November Is, 1908 In the case
on SATURDAY the 9Th day Of March, 1870. at
Bonds store Burnt Ordinary. at PUBLIC auction.
to the highest bidder. that VALUABLE TRACT
ina the lands of James A. Bond, Mrs. Mary +.
Reane. deceased. and others, containing shout
THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES.
and known rs the BUhNi oHo1sAhi
Powers and Bosher tracfl.
TERMS As prescribed in the decree.
YOUNG ]. CLEMENTS,
Soa Flu Trustee.
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AttcrfoH. sAxns...sf atsse DAss.
BY VII 3, Robins Auestoneer,
No. ieos Main street.
DAIRY AND TILLAGl

VALUABLE DAIRY AND TTLLAGE
FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the
enest OF the owner, General j. II. Gleason,
shall, on THURSDAY. February II. 1870, Mt 2
O'Clock p. M, on the premises, expose to sale at
public auction to the highest bidder that very val
uable md highly productive FARM tnown az
GREEN .AtFAD0W. lying on the Ghickhhomny
river, In Henrico county, and extending up TO the
limo OF Che Richmond and York River railroad:
cornering thereon at a point about ten Mills east
nf Richmond, and within a half mile or Meadow
station, on the said railroad.
The tract contains Six HUNDRED AND
THIRTY ACRES, more or less: from $50 To doe
acres OF which, including rs acres Of low-grounds,
are clearetl--tle latter being well ditched and
drained. The rest Is In woods of various cha-
raeter, including some very valuable timber.
The improvements consist Of an exceiisnI
FRAMED TW0-STORY DWELLING! OF hVe
rooms. nicely painted, the parlor papered IN Rooa
condition OF repair, handsomely sftnafe,. anu
surrounded by q lawn we'll shaded; an out-kitcnen1
stable. overseer's house, &c.
The property will he sold as whole or dtvlnso
into two parcels-one OF about 40 acres, VIII tne
dwelling, &C., and the other Of nhont 2so acres,
with the overseer's house, each having ialr pro
portion OF low grounds meadow, ana Wonuiano;
Persons attending the sale VIII leave Eicninonce
bv railroad 1T O'Clock p. NJ. and return ny haii-
past o. clock the same evening"
TERMS: Gne-ihird cash: balance In Six hhu
twelve months. secured by a trust deed
For further particulars apnly to or ADDRESS the
auctioncer. w. b. ROBINS. Anct,oneer,
fe a-eadlw&tdtds l002 MAIN Street.
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AIR-5OO bushels PLASTERERS
LII HAIR for sale By HULST y INC.
Qc2S zSS2 AAlO ssreVS
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EOR RENT, TWO DSOME
a UNFURNISilGD ROOMS, with kitchen sS:I
accommodations to family without children.
Also. ONE COMFORTABLY-F URNISHED
LODGING-ROUM for gentleman. Apply at sos
Fifth street above Clay. ia %
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G1O REV A RID. -Estrayed orCssE
PHI stolen from my house. on Leigh 5SsIo
February, TWD(2 COWS ono small light red,
auo-t seYen years old, with white belly, and
niar mi forehead. The other, q small red cow,
with white stripes down her back and white In her
flank, with one short horn about six years old
Neither Of them give any milk both with calf and
low in order. The above reward Of 7 EN- DOL
LARS WIN be paid on their delivery TO me at my
store, On Brook avenue between Clay and Leigh
ssess on any thu. NAY issa % .seir
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fe A-F&Tntd
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. lai7 Main street.

ORsEs, PLOWs, AND HARNESS,
SATURDAY, February 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, on
Council Chamber Hill,
Two fine MARES and one No. HORSE, all
sound and not over nine years old:
A lot of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, GEARS,
PLOWS, &c.
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BYE. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
l434 Main street,
..... r,o,~&,au,h o,,d Eiffaapth STRAITS.

BYE. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
l434 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
rro1-sEgOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
III TITTTRE GROCERIES, CARPENTERS
TOOLS. &C., AT ATCTION.-on FRIDAY.
February 4th commencing ut ~ O'Clock, III Mrs.
Mary r. Huicher's, = o. s25 Second street. between
DuyaI and Baker streets, large and desirable lot
If HoIISEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting in
~ .r.1ER REDS. BOOSTERS. aud PILLOWS;
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES.
WAPDROBES BUREAUS.
MAHOGANY TABLES and StlFAS;
T0oKTNG-GLASa, PICTURES; PIANO,
Lot KITCHEN FURNITURE, sc.
ALSO
A small stock of GROCERIES.
SHOWCASES BAR-CDUNTERS,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
Lot BOOKS, CARPENrF RS TOOLS, &c.
+. II. VALENTlNF,
faa AuctiOneer.
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BY A. &. Pulliam Auctloneer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF DOUBLE Ten
EWENT AND LARGE LOT ON PERRY
STREET WEAR FOURTEENTH, MANCHEs-
TER.-As trustee in two deeds. executed at oy Mary
for certain purposes therein mentioned dated lie
18th day Of December. 1880, and duly recorded In
the clerks Office county court OF Chesterfeld
corntv volume IS. pages isl and 49, being renuired
TO do So, will sell at auction, the premises.
FRIDAY. 2sth January. 1870. ut O'Clock P. NJ,
the lot No. - in plan Of Manchester, fronting on
south side of Perry street 1872 feet, and running
h"ck les feet, with DOUBLE TENEMENT there
on.
TERMS: Cash rs to S5e5; and the balance on
such terms as Mary Powell or her trustee shall
direct. y. N. LEE: trustee
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Bv agreement the above sale Is postponed TO
WEDNESDAY the Cd February. 1870. at same
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BOARD WANTED. by two ladies, in Il
u uufet private family where there are no other
boardcrs. Terms must be moderate. Apply hy
letter to Room No. Is. Ford's Hotel. fea--ltH
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S1OnO NOTE.-Lost or stolen, within
eDlOsIO the last two weeks. one United States
Treasury note of the denomination OF ONE
THOUSAND l$l,0eol DOLLARS, with the letter
IVY" written OH the back Of said note. All
bankers, brokers. and others, are requested 20
stop said note. We will give TWO HUNDRED
f$230) DOLLARS for the note or any information
that will lead to its recovery.
kNOX & TYLER, Detectives,
fe4-atH Richmond Va.
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TOR RENT, several FURNISHED o.
a ROOMS, including two fine front rooms Ell
with gas and servants attendance, with or without
BOARD, on reasonable terms. Location central.
Apply TO II. l.. WIGAND,
Broad between Fifth and Sixth streets.
"A
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LOST AND FOUND.

COO REWARD.-My HORSE was S'>-7o
tJLo takcu from Shockoe AN on the ~
"a Instant and ridden out on the Brook rUau aud
turned loose but the sadtle.and birdie retained by
the THIEF. The saddle was Of WHITE STAMPED
LEATHER WITH BLACK SEAT. There is but
other like IL In the State. Twenty dollars will
be given for Its return and the detection Of the
thic;, or SIC for the saddle alone.
WILLIAM W. PARKER, M. D.,
f.a--r Capitol and Niuth streets.
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WANTS.

WANTED, u WHITE GIRL, 10 or Is,
w to attend q child year old. References
required Apply az 400 Franklin street.
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T OST, on Wednesday evening the I'd in
~ stant in tlc upper portion Of the city, a La.
Bi'e SILVER FILA BREAST.
PIN. Ghe fuder will be rewarded by leaving the
same with Mcssrs. JOHN II. TYLER & Co,
Main street. fea-St
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Calabar Grains.
NATURES OWN REMEDY,

CERTAIN CURE FOR
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation.
Irregularities, Indigestion, Biliousness.
Sallowness, and Nervous Debility.
They are apple seed-ike, tasteless and in
odorous. Sold by all Druggists.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.,
lan5m6F Agent for the Proprietor.
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Meeting of the Stark County MedIsa
Society.

Meeting OA the StAlFA county AeuASAA
Society.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Stark
County Medical Society met at Louisville
on the S0th ult, Dr. DOugherty III The
chair
Report of Committee on Ethics post
poned to next regular meeting.
Resolutions expressing regret for the
death of Prof Simpson, and of respect for
him as distinguished member of the pro-
fession, were read and adopted.
DR.. Cock read an essay on Gynecology.
Remarks were participated IN by mem
bers of the Society. The Importance OF
constitutional treatment, in connection
with local, was dwelt upon, without which
the recurrence of diseases peculiar to wo-
men were almost certain.
Several interesting cases were presented,
examined and opinions given as to treat
ment
Alcohol as a remedial agent, was the
subject for discussion. The views of diff
ferent members were varied and interest
ing. While some contended that its use
could not be dispensed with, others were
disposed to dispute its virtue in any con-
dition Of the system, all agreed that If II
were possible to wipe ont its entire exist
ence, the human family would, in the ag-
pregate, be decidedly improved.
Subject for discussion at the next regu.
lar meeting, Water"
Adjourned to meet in Massillon Sept
29, 1870.
J.E. DOUGHERTY, Pres't.
D. R. LYON, Sec'y.
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Mayors Court.

lanes Artfe on the Goth was locked up for
and remained safe and SOLDERING
tiil Monday morning, when he had his hearing
nd vas fned one dollar and costs, promising TO
40 better On Monday evening. however, he was
The mayor this time required two dollars and
coats since which time he has not been heard Of
Wm- Moore was drunk on Saturday night and
was also locked up over Sunday, and on Monday
morning hned 4 dollar and costs.
ain Anderson was also cared for Saturday night
for aghtirg. and on Monday morning was hned
% Robert S Williams. drunk and disOrderiy. passed
Monday night in the lock up, and on Friday
morning was 6ned - and costs.
Arthar MullenNas placed in the lookup on the
iv He was bailed out that evening and appeared
IN court next morning was hnod g and costs,
which he paid aud was discharged
Wan. Oldham was put in on the evening Of tho
od Tor drunkenness. Next morning he was fined
81 and costs, paid and discharged. Jos. sirance
offence, and hned a. above
Joel smith was incarcerated on the evening OF
AN he had hearing. was fined g and costs, paid
Anh jas. Mccall was nabhed on the Sd for being
drunk, and next morning was hned 81 and costs,
naid and discharged
ola pavy Reese was found 50 utterly ovsrcoms
thst it took two 70 get him to the lookup. AfteE
sneniing Sunday In this way he had a hearing on
the 4th, hued - and costs, paid and discharged
Davy said he was not druak, he was only weak
IL Is an old weakness Of Davy.
JsIerson Reed was arrested Saturday evening
for being drunk. and len $ in pledge Tor his sP
nd thus forfeited his bail money, which was am
,,le 70 pay ano and costs.
Simon Thompson was inobriated on Sunday sv
..,lng and whoa about 70 be arrested resisted thu
1000. knocking him down Assistance came
nromptly 10 hand, and Simon was marched OF
q ~ Iock-up. On Monday he had his hearinj
and WAS dned 50 and costs, and sent TO jail 2
davs on bread and water simon should know
bofter than 20 resist tna o1Ilcers OF the law.
6,eorro McGarTy, for being drunk and disorder
sv Vras arrested - tho evening OF the lth, an
5sarsd, was hned q aAd costs, paid and disehal
.red. ~,
ted but gave ha8 Cor his appearance He Fgs m
I'd next mornipg - and costs, paid and discharge
George BenaStt had got too much on the al
and was drunk and disordeTiy. He gave bail 10
his nppeafanco on the 6ih, Vas hnpd y and oostl
rald tha DISCHARGED.
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SpEEIAL-NOIlcES.
AwonderruI 1IIcroseope.

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