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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-09
a Dog Hermit.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.

From the S1nclnn2u IaactVe.
Clad in hair, as hermits in the olden time
attircd themselves, lives and lived, apart
from the world and his kind, for ten long
city. His cell is under house few doors
west of John on the north side Of Hopkins
street. The entrance is by IN aperture in
the foundation wall. Here he stays all day,
sleeping or waking, with the ground for
his bed, and the floor Of the dwelling for the
cover of his cell. Curious visitors have
seen his eyes glaring i'm the darkness
of his lodging-place. No one has ever
seen him venture from his retreat
by day. He is perfectly quiet in his
secluded home. sometimes nolseiess
moving about, but step on the floor
settles him into profound silence. About
the hour of midnight he steals out quietly
from his silent retreat and takes ramble
through the city, evidently in quest Of food.
His tracks may be seen OF snowy night.
No companion has ever been known to ac-
company him home. If he should bark the
tenants of the story above him would think
his last hour had come. Where he gets his
food and drink no one Is able to tell. How
long he has been an inhibitant Of his
present quarters is something OF secret,
but it could be ascertained. Ten years
ut least is the time tradition has
told the present occupant of the dwell
inc this canine hermit has lived among its
foundation walls of solitude. What in
duced the poor animal to take to his dreary
mode of lille tradition does not tell. No
tale has come out of his disappointment in
love, causing him to avoid the society of his
fellows, or Of n religious fervor leading him
to renounce the world and it's yanities.
Gniet canine hermit remains an uneS-
planned phenomenon. The human Occu-
pants of the house are too humane to dis
turb the privacy of the poor animal for mere
curiosity sake. The probability is he will
live his days out. and die in his chosen soil
tude.-C Cincinnati Gazette.
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For the Dispatch.
RICHMOND, August 8, $50

RICHMOND, August Q, IStV.
The following, taken from the last No. o.
Scientific Americas {yol. %, No. &, PIP. &
and s9), may be Of incaiculable value to 2
large class Of neutrality-suspicious. engaged
in the manufacture and use Of lead paint
sin some Of the large establishments Of
France the best antidote for lead poisoning
was found to be lemonade made OF weak
sulphuric acid, but after while the WORK,
men became disguised with the taste OF the
liquor, and refused to drink 1t. IT was Oh
served that two workmen in one OF inc iac-
tories were entirely exempt from LEAD conc,
and upon inquiry it TRANSFERRED tnaV my
made free use Of milk. The director OF iit u
work at once ordered enough milk LOT I'LL VI
the workmen, morning and evening, anu
from that time nil symptoms OF lead po'Soh-
ing disappeared. ~ ,,.o,t;on
"The suggestion is worthy the attem un,,s
of all persons exposed to the po POLE
action Of lead to make free use OF nh ,,d
n" The remedy is at once aSfce'oio ''''
easily attainable." ,,,,ro.t;o,
Would not this remedy, IN eon M
with scrupulous cleanliness 1and, neces-
sary. wearing a damp tower over mourn
and nostrils), prevent a great amount OF
'"A' Yours. &C., "REMEpy."
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BY Richardson u Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1lI3 Main stredt.

T1RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
GARDEN OR TRUCK FARM, ON BRO0K
TURNPIKE ONE MILE FROM RlCH MOHD;
By virtue of deed Of trust to The undersigned
dated Id August 1869, recorded in Henrtco county
court clerks office in decd book IS. page OBS, being
90 required to do by the holders of the note BE-
cured thereby, shall sell ut auction, on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY. 10th August, 1s1e, at O'Clock
Z. M. IL fair If not, the next fair day Thereafter,
at the same hour Sunday excepted) the REAL
ESTATE located as above, and described % N said
deed as FIFTEEN AND A HALF ACRES q
The west side of Brook Turnpike near TO and SOU
of the toll-gate, bounded on the north by lane
leading from the turnpike to the Hermitage road,
&c.
This land is In high state OF cultivation, set in
valuable fruits, &c. so desirable piece oil pro-
perty lis rarely offered.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale, to pay q
note of $4,000, with interest from the 9th August,
money; the residue at four, eight, ard twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, ana
secured by trust deed.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. aus
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BY Z. Bowman, Auctioneer.

IMPORTANT AND LAST SALE OF
i THE SEASON.-On TUESDAY, 9th instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell ut my ware
ESQ cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, and
BALMORALS, for mems, wOmen's, and chill
dren,s wcar-in every variety of size and quality.
They consist of Eastern, New York, and Phila-
dclphia- M adc goods and cannot be surpassed In
attraction.
an unusually fine assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, for mems, boys, and youths wear,
comprising good variety Of CASHMERE, SA-
TINET, ALPACA, and LINEN COATS !;
PANTS, VESTS, and SUITS suitable to the sea-
son. ,n-r,
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS DOESKINS, CAN
VAS, &C., SO cases FUR and WOOL HATS
for men and boys wear, including the latest
STYLES with an attractive invoice of STRAW
GOODS. ..,,
The attention Of the trade is earnestly requested
to the above prime lot Of goods. They are very
desirable, fresh, and seasonable, and will be sold
without reserve. I. BOW MAN.,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
=. S.-Sale Of BOOTS and SHOES will COM
mence precisely at IL O'Clock. au 2-codts
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Peter Schurtz, farmer living in Clinton.
N. Y, has in his barn hay that was cut fifty
four years ago. 1t is said to be as bright
and sweet as any cut this summer.
A man in Norwich, Ct, has whitfield with
a penknife perplexing bottle puzzle. He
has taken an eight-Ounce phiaf and set I'D
in it's interior a perfect kcg about two
inches long, with four hoops on it and both
heads in and he has stopped the bottle
with wooden plug, which fits perfectly
tight and is keyed inside, the key pinned
and the pin toggled. The workmanship is
excellent, and the way it was done is mys-
terry.
Some four weeks ago, as an omnibus
dashed up to one of the Long Branch
hotels, q lady's hat blew under the wheel
and was crushed. Her display of good
nature over the accident so struck an Eng
lish Lord that he sought an Introduction,
and they were shortly engaged to be mar
ried. 1t Is now stated that not a bus drives
up to q Long Branch hotel but that the
ground Is SO covered with hats that the
driver can't get down until sEaaH boy
shovels them into hand-cart.
A correspondent writing from Fred
burg, Va, United States, sends The PdA
Mall Gazette the following inscription from
tombstone which existed in the church
yard Of st. Georges parish, in that town,
up TO the occupation Of the town by the
Fedral troops, but has now disappeared
"Here lies the body of Edward Helder,
practitioner in physie and chirurgery. Born
In Bedfordstire, England, in the year of our
Lord 1542 was contemporary with and one
Of the pall-bearers of William Shakespeare.
After a brief Illness his spirit assembled in
the year Of our Lord 1918, aged seventy
six"
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BY Lee L Goddin,
Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents,
No, lib Main street,


TlNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT AND
l. FRAME TENEMENT ON TIE WESTEKN
SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET., CONTAIN
ING FOUR ROOMS, NEAR LANCASTERIAN
SCHOOL, At AUCfION.--On TUESDAY, 10th
August instant, on the premises, will sell ut
O'Clock T.. NJ, MS trustee under deed of trust
from Peter Clark and Betsy Anders3n-default
note secured thereby, and being requested SO to-
said trust deed-to wit: "Al that certain piece,
parcel, or lot of LAND, with the improvements
thereon, lying and being Iii the city Of Richmond,
designated by the No. on plat annexed to and
recorded with deed from Parrot 4. Prindie to
Stephen Griffin dated the 18th day of April, 1850,
situated on the western side Of Fifteenth street
fronting II feet inches on Fifteenth street. ana
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dciray expenses sol OF
for $780, due 2O23d July, 1870, with interest I'LL
paid; balance of proceeds arising from sale,
upon such credit as the grantors, or either OF
them may,prcscribe; or I'm the absence OF such
Instructions, upon such credit as the trustee may
deem advisable. MANN :. QUAKLES
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctionecrs.
au G.9 H. l3, is &18
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A BEAUTIFUL COTT A gle, WITH
N TWO ACRES OF GROuND, HIGHLf IN
PROVED, IN SIDNEY, FOR SALE PRIVATE
LY.-We offer for sale the BEAUTIFUL COT
TAGE aud GROUNDS, owned and occupied by
Q. NJ. Nimmo, Esq, adjoining the residence Of
Charles L. Workman, Esq aud bounded by Park,
Federal. and Meadow streets. The cottage mas
four rooms, handsomely fitted up and In thorough
repair, with kitchen, stable, carrage-honse, and
the usual other out-buildings Also we'll OF SUI
perior water.
One acre of the land is beautifully set out in The
choicest flowers, sbrubbery, and select variety
of the best fruits In full bearing; and one acre In
the rear affords a fine vegetable garden.
This property occupies one of The most elevated
situations In that vicinity, and may be advanta-
geously sub-dlvidcd into building lots, having
beautiful fronts on three streets.
The proprietor has for the last fifteen years be-
slowed upon this property his most careful per,
sonal attention. and by the judlcious and tasteful
expenditure of means and labor In It's Improve
ment, has succeeded In making 1t one OF the most
attractive and lovely cottage homes OF Its size aud
pretensions In the vicinity Of tie city.
For terms, apply to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ana cod8t AuctiOnccrs.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VipED b' INTEREsT IN TwENTY-THREE
AND A HALFACRES OF LAND, EMBRACING
A VALUABLE -WATER-POWER, ON THE
JAMES RIVER AND KANhWHA CANAL,
ABOUT TWO MILES ABOVE THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-In execution OF
the provisions of a decd Of trust from Thomas III.
Wynne to The subscriber, trustee, dated LIST JAM
nary, 1870, and duly recorded, being thereto re.
CURED by the creditors secured will sell at auc-
ton ut the Office Of Messrs. Grubbs & Williams,
on Eleventh street, In the city of Ricmond, on
TUESDAY, 9th August, at IL O'Clock NJ, an I'M
divided interest OF OSE-THIRD OF SEEEN,
ACRES OF LAND, situated as above, fronting OH
the canal, running back TO the river, embracing
very valuable water-power, which may he used
for any manufacturing purpose. and having the
advantage of water transportation 10 the very
doors Of the mandatory.
TERMS viii be made known at the time of sale.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jy29
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ByA. G.. Pulianl, Auctioneer,
corner of Main and Fourteenth streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE in
THE TOWN OF MANCHFSTER AND MAkA'S
ADDITION TO SAID TOWN, AT AUCTlDN.-
BY virtue ola decree Of the circuit court OF Ches
cbnn.cry suit Of Hobbs Us. Hobbs, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the llth day Of August, 1870, ut 4
O'Clock i. NJ, those several valuable lots mem
toned In said decree-yiz.: No. e. on the north
side Of hicDonough street between Fourteenth ana
the corporation line of Manchester ana lots NOS;
eI o.. 3D. ito, and 100, in Marks addition to said
town, near the Petersburg turnpike. All OF said
lots will BE- divided into lots to silt purchasers.
months in negotiable notes, interest added, title
reser we'd by the court until all the purchase money
IL maid +. NJ. LOGAN,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auctloneer.
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A GRADUATE or THE AUGUSTA
n FEMALE SEMINARY, sTAuHT'S2a s.; "a,
sfTUxTfON ASTEkCHER In school or fs M
ily-former preferred Is prepared 20 e Erenc che
and Latin. Address box 90, Waynssporo.. va
Reference. Rev. q. r. Baird, d. D., Richmond.
podSt
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Early Medical Experiences i'm
California.

The Pacific Medical University ut San
Francisco, after suspension Of five years,
has re-opened. DR.. Henry Gibbons, i'll the
Introductory lecture, gave the following IN
teresting "reminiscences Within his rccOl-
lection he had seen Philadelphia medical
graduates keeping restaurants, and holders
of diplomas from the Dublin University
selling whiskey and peanuts per contra,
BARRIERS practiced medicine and surgery.
There was nothing like 4 medical profess
sion. The first move in the direction OF
organization among physicians in this State
was the issue of fee bill, and a glorious fee
bill it was. The price of visit was fixed at
one ounce of gold, or about SIG; and the
rest of it was in such proportion that peO.
-1le really feared to have an arm or leg cut
off for the Benefit Of science. But the ply
sicjans themselves modified it in 1850, and
the charge for visit was reduced to eight
dollars. When he first came to the city tC
engage in practice he even thought that the
charge was almost eXorbitant, but when he
found that he had to pay 500 per month
office rent in advance, with the chance that
the entire affair would be burned down be-
fore night, and when he was obliged to pay
three dollars for single shave, he conclu-
ded that eight dollars visit was not too
much, and that California was Slori-
GUS country. He opened his office and
waited. His first patient was a man
from the mines. He came and threw
himself upon the sofa, exclaiming
"Sick; want medicine" He was poorly
clad, and looked like beggar, ant
the doctor said to himself, small chance fol
pay here. AS was his custom, he prescribed
pills, and gave them to him. The man then
stood up and asked (before he had even tn.
ken pilD, "Whats the damages?n IL
replied trem5iingiy, . Eight f dollars Tho t
putting down aten-dollar gold piece, turned
TO 60 out. CT was so Startled" said the
speaker, "that had almost forgotten tc
to make the change" "Here," said l, hold
ing out two dollars, " here is your change
ooh, blastthe change, he replied" 81 want
to be cured"
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

DR. j. BRADFfELD'SF FEMALE REGU LAIoh.
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND
legitimate prescription, scicntihcapY IA"
pared, for diseases peculiar to lades; ,,,es
It is not cure-alf but a specific Tor one ciAs'
of diseases that every lady Is subject 10, anu e@-
emption from Is an exception Ia Il general rue,
This medicine is approved and recommeiideu ny
the best skill in the medical profession ana oy tie
clergB. -. ,,o Ia a, twenty
years. and where its virtues are known boitle ID
TO be found In every house. ,..,,, y,
For full particulars history and deser ,ppooo ~
ful cures, the reader Is referred TO TIE wrapper
around the bottle. REORGANIZATION .u,n,,
Enthusiastically BRkDFIELD& CO; Asisrn6'iN'
ca. ard for sale by PURCELL, LADD q w.
r. w. POWERS, and by druggists generally.
nv 9--5mS
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BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME
l. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE At AUCi ION.
By virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust, dated re-
spcctycly the I'd and 5th days of July, 1862 TO the
undersigned trustees, and recorded In the clerk s
Office OF the county court OF llenricO, " Is. 30,
pages 5s3 and 53l, being so required To DO by The
bcneiciarics therein secured we shall sell ut auc-
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY inc lstn
Instant ut s O'Clock L. NJ, tho REAL ESTATE
mentioned In said deeds, consisting of -FOUR
ACRES of highly improved garden land, with 4
large TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, neatly
and substantially built, containing eight rooms,
and passage through The centre; brick Kitchen,
frame barn, stable, and carriagc-housc; all In
thorough repair, and surrounded by beautiful
grove of large oak trees dcslrably located, about
one mile from the city limits on the Brook turn
pike, opposite the toll-gatc. Toll, six or seven
dollars per annum.
TERMS Cash as to so much rs may be neces-
sary To deray the expenses Of executing the trusts,
to pay OF a note of $l,l50 with Interest thereon
from The 9th day of April, 1870, and onc-third Of
one tenth OF the whole amount OF purchase
money; the residue 1t four, eight, and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by u deed Of trust. .
j. A. RICHARDSON,
X. Il. HOWIS9N,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers.
The aforementioned property VIII be SOLD with
| out reserve. RlChAhDctN 49,,
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DHILADELPHIA, HfCH- .$rsA
SHIP LINE-FOH PHILADELPHIA OEEE Il
WEEK.=-Unt,l further notice tho steamers NOR-
FOLK Captain PLATE, and JAMES 3. GREEN,
Captain VANCE, win leave Richmond every
THURSDAY and Pn.lsdeiphia every SATUR-
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for all parts OF
pennsylyania and New Jersey also for Norfofk,
ut moderate rates, g.y - - ,
Passage 70 Phiiadeiphla, including meals and
stater0om, 90. W. p. PORTER q
b v Agent rs Richmond, No. 247s Dock street.
49, WILLIAM r. CLYDE IL CO.,
Agents at Philadelphia,
otsices, No. IL South Wharves, and
1y ~ No. IA North Wharyes. !
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HFETROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL SHEETS

STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
EA saS q GR,s'T, aud fLAsrgR Nils; IRON
BOILERS, WORKINGS, CnS,t.aisSSSc v
- or BRASS: MILL GEAktNS, ~ as,,ous sifes
odd Re-. repaired and So. n,S Ss repairs
s,un MI, WI snd sa;isfactorily done
send for descriptive circelsrss ssrp q 90,
ssss A1,N NJ iLLIAM Il. Tam se y -.
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MACHINERY, &c.

n a. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL- RAIL;
H.. WAY MASJFACTURERS and EEGl-
sEHR's sIIPrIIES, Tenth street between Main
and Gary Richmond Va s,eamEnsingWs ssw,
Wiiistones. Bolting- Cloths, Planipg-Machines.
and y God Working Machinery Of al KINDS
sharns, Hangers sHIsys gslins rwis
nil. Wnol-(arding Machines and Cioth.ng,
Steam Guages, saw-Gummers, steam and Wall ld
Pine Fixtures, Packing, Journal Metal, PACK anu
If YOU want a portable steam-Engine send for r,
descriptive pamphlet, or call and examine 'he
JAMES" the best engine made. ..,s
have q general assortment OF seconu. hanJ i
Engines and Boilers. Saw-Milis, Mtllstones, ana
Gearings. Planning Machines. aid other W oo as
Hanrers: Disabling Fixtures, etc, etc.
SECONDHAND Machinery and steam-bo.sets
boueht sold, and exchanged. aG 6--1m
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DAILY LINE. stsssn
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT CoMFnN ~.

Is - (. y r. v
On and after MONDAY, July 18th, this conn
pany win run o DAILY LINE, consfsting Of the
fast and elegant United States mail steamer5 go
Captain 2. G. CLIFFORD ) Captain L. w. BURss,
leaving company's wharf at Rockets, daily lex
cept Sundays) at 8 A. M. for Norfolk, Ports-
mouth, and all regular landings on dameu River.
Eare 70
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return.... 4ec.
EXCURSION TICKETS down the river, meet
ing the other steamer and returning to Richmond
the same day good only for the dayl Issued at 81
Liberal arrangemcnts made with Sunday
schools and other excursion parties.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with frst-ciass
steamers for Baltimore and all points North.
Also, for Fort Monroe, Chcrrystone, Cobb's
Island, &C., SC.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival OF steamer.
Freight received daily for above named places
at REASONABLE RATES.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
jy1s C0mpany's Wharf
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GRuBBS K WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS.
BY Lee Il Goddin Auctioneers
No. lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
ROW. On OREGON HILL, AT AUCTiON.-Jn
pursuance of a decree of the cbancery court OF
the city Of Richmond dated July 10th, 1870, In the
appointed special commissioner therein, will pro-
coed to sell on TUESDAY, 10th August, instant,
at S o'clock L. NJ, The real estate mcntlomcd IN
and LOT in GREEN'S Row, Oh oregon Hill. being
the second from the west end. and now In the Oc-
cupancy of MIR. William Godsey. 1t mas Two
rooms and basement, Lot 20 feet front by about
81 feet deep. , .
TERMS One-third cash balance ut six months
credit with interest added, for negotiable note,
and title retained by the court until payment of
the same is made. ~
JAMES G. BLACKWELL,
Special Comm ssioner.
Sale conducted by LEE C GODDIN, Auctioneers.
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MACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT e. ADDISGTON, s+
MACIfIElSTS,
WORKS AND OFFICE: li22 AND Is2i CAIf
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETa
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, sr

ALI KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE; NJ.
pAiRiSG STEAM-ESGiSgS and Boil .ERS in
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF al
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT ;G
usNCoCKIS SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAiR,-
ED and ADJ listed. AGENTS for the sale 81
VEESoR, SELDEN,S PATENT STEAM.EN,'
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's SIE - Sar
GAUGES. These gauges arc WARRANTED sy 10 s IN
ali kinds of BRASS WORK OF SUpEkaah.
MAkE for sTEAM-ENGIaEss such a,,n y siYstSsR
cocks, oil and tallow.s9ps, ols.TInSsa.wHlS-
TIES WATER-iAudES 6Lobg-YAhgTsass,,
BoiLER-FLUE CLEANERss and sS ! &c SSi al ran.
s3r.lh Esas W ines and saw. miils.
hipS asesAs SA' Sy.OAT Il ADDlHGTes,
iisY and liza Cary street.
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A TTENTIoN, FARMERs,-ITlaSes s sas !
"A. MILLS foot Mayo,s 4, grt tSssronga order, Is
Hea and ON liberal terms. Apply VI aiL''
= aa a. eodatS sas
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BE- A. G. Pnlliam, Auctioneer.
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth street


southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
v VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS ..BuCk
HILL IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ONE
MILE FROM RICHMOND. WITH EXTEN-
SjVE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AT AUG
T(nN-In pursuance OF Z decree OF the circuit
court of Chesterfield county, pronounced nc It's
say term 1870 in the suit OF Roberts's trustee u.s.
Kuhn ct als., and ROberts's guardian us. huhn et
as we will proceed to sell at public AUCTION, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 10th DAY OF
August 1870, at O'Clock 2. NJ, If fair, II NOT on
the first fair day thereafter the valuable ana em-
ciblv located FARM BUCK HILL" containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY.NlNE ACBEo
of most excellent farming land. with aceommoas.-
tiOus for large family, and all necessary Duiia-
inys thereon, well located aud adapted Ior q niar-
ket farm dairy, &C., having numerous springs
good location for tce-ponds &c.
lis uearncss to the city, on an e&celent toaa OF
nike in sight of and with i full view OF inc clsy
viii every conceivable advantage to be derived
from, n suburban residence, offers TO any one wish
ing to invest or secure residence, most desIra-
' II NAV be divided If desired or thought advsa-
Bile. ,r.,to, Ind IN,
calling on the auctioneer.
TEENS: One Iourth cash the balance NJ four,
twelve, and eighteen months In negotiable notes,
Interest added title retained until further ordef
nf the court. BENJAMIN ii. NASH,
G. G.. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by a. G. PuLLIAM, Auctioneer.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-09
STOVES AND TIYwARE.

T0HN 3. .MOUNTCAsTLE,
y $40 BROAD STREET, 4
sole agent for the DIAMOND STATE COOKING
STOVE. IL hRs q very large oven, aud ID also q
small consumer. Farmers and all in want OF sach
article will do Wen TO give us call before buying
elsewhere. Sole agent for MUNSON COPPER
TUBULAR LIGHTNING-RQD les