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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02
'aTrsTTess eAEEg-lFuture H,sys.
n BY Cook s. Lauzhton, Auct'rs,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

YF,RusTEES' SALE OF ELE GA N Z
OF hFaTaTfsGs. d1RPETs, ds.. AT AUG.
tre nndarsigned as trustees, and duly recorded IN
The Clerks olce ofihe Hastings Court OF the city
of Richmond. we will sell mt anctton, at the resi-
nt, MONDAY. the It'll Of November, the handsome
FURNITURE therein contained consisting Of.
One elegant PARLOR SUITE, covered With SIX
Two eleysnt GLASS CpAHDsLIERs.
gIsesnI asd EXEC
IN THE LIBRARY 81
VIII be found -
One handsome OAK LIBRARY SUITE, COM
plete and elegantly carved.
IN THE DIM &c ROOM,
ePan kGsET9o9 TAS Viz
w1 E. and HAT s.! S S5HsSaSs; and
Beautiful oval and squsse GIT n MI ,;Rs
A large collection of elegant OIL PAINTINGS,
"a TS "a s g5E5 GENE EN-
sEAs 6 FkHFhD g Wak
Han nd ONE. " and OAK CHAMBER
Several highly S orrnsmental FRENCH and JENNY
LIND BEDSTEAuS
MA HOG Any, WALNUT, and STAINED
WARDROBES.
BUREAUS and WASHSTANDS.
ELEGANT HAIR MATTRESSES.
FEATHER 3 EDS.
SETS IF HOLSTERS and PILLOWS, BED
DING, &c.
PIER TABLES.
HALL and PASSAGE OIL CLOTHS,
The rooms are furnished with
Elegant VELVET. BRUSSELS, and 3-ply CAR;
PETS and RUGS, some Of which are rs good
as new.
ALSO,
A large collection OF CCRIOs1TIFS. SHELLS,
and MINERAL SPECIMENS, some Of which
are very valuable.
The usual assortment OF KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE.
The above being frst-class Furniture, merits the
attention of the public
ROBERT OULD. tru,.,o
Sale conducted by
COOK LAUGHTON,
oc3l Auctloneers.
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nRY alI.,ODs.
ToHN N. WOODEN,
" 11l7 MAIN STREE T,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

am now receiving, in addition to my large
stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
"oo SILKS, PoPLINa, IS
CREToUNEs, SAFE. ny,
PLAID PoPLI q and SERGEs.
SHAWL SUITS,
and many other new and deslr. lie Dress Goods,
embracing complete assortm n. OF MOURNIf'
GOODS, such as
ALPACAs, BOMKszI Ea
TAMIsE, MERINoI
EMPRESS CLoTFr
REPS, ;BIARp'rTz
JANUS CLOTHS an, MoUsLINs,
| to which wcald respectfully solicit an examina.
| ton.
We call special attention - our large assort-
1 ment of CLOAKINGS in SILK V.lvet, Black and
Colored vevsteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
CloaRings.
Also, cLoAKs, sHAwLs, and WATER
, PROOFS in great variety.
| CLOTHS and CASSTMER IS for boys and
mems wear-a large stock. including full line OF
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS in White, Red, Yellow, Gray, and
! Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Piaids and Solids.
HOUSE-FURNIsHIEG GOODS, such as Table
linens and OIl-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
| and Colored Spreads Nottingham Laces fer cur
tains, Blcachcd and Brown Sheetings and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES, HANDKERCH'ErS,
HOSIERY, EMBROIDFRItS, LACES,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS and COLLARS.
In fact, everything to be found In a flrst-class
store, and we cordially invite an examip alton by
all i'm want, as we are determined to sell at the
oe 40 JOHN n. WOODFIN.
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By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
,RITsTEE,s SALE OF SALE OF FARM

TRUSTEES SALE OF SALE OF FARM
l. ONE HUNDRED AND THIEF Y. ONE AND
OEE.QUAaTER ACRES, IN HENRICO
CGUnTY, NEAR TO HUNGARY WATER
STATION.-By virtue Of two deeds or trust exc
cuted by Robert Orriek TO the subscriber-ths one
bearing date the 18th February, 1859 the other e2d
March. 1859, both duly recorded In Hcarico Coun-
~ Court shall. In execution thcgerf, proceed to
sell a, public auction, at the Office OF Wellington
Goddin, real estate aucttoneer. corner Of bank
and nth streets, In the city of Bicbmd nd, FRI
DAY The 4th November, 1870, at o'clock p. NJ.
tie FARM Of one HuSDRED AND THIhIY-
above, formerly occupied by said Orrick, and be-
ing, the same conveyed 70 him by Richsrd e. Tyler
IL lies between Hungary Station and the Coat
Pits. adjoining The lands OF Eyland Ford, Henry
Brooke estate, &c.
TERMS: Enough in cash to d5fray expenses Of
sale and TO pay or whatever may be now due OF
principal and interest on two bonds, one for
a3l6.6s and the other for $500 and as 20 any resi-
due of the pu' chase money on such term1 al The
said 0rIick shall prescribe and direct, or on his
failure to give amy d'rectons,-t then on credit Of
one year, bsaring interest properly secured.
Oco J EDWARD Y. CAN%UN, Trustee.
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4 chicago Romance NY Donn Pia'''

Er-pS
ts .hat there was q poor cooper,
49,! A. so ss;tb,n two miles of the court-hease,
.,,,,., owned a match of land that was aoo .t
as N,rrenS worthless. and miserahie ~ is1
loo, Sandy. wet condition as any o,t ol ae.''
nStata in the distant swamp. But Inc COUP,
81. 'whnse wife had shaken herself out o'
this yyet location in our vale OF teals, haa :
dapohter that was rs fair to look upon o.
his land was miserable. She was par
legged and ragged, but the legs were " o,,S
derfulls perfect, the gTacelui nSu attrsc-
sweet face appearing all tne d M;gt1 '
tive from their unadorned conoi..o 1rslened
20 the unhappy fact that his only cn Gnu , na"
neen seduced hy the son OF wealthy drnvs
ond tho maker OF hoops ana sE.fes so I'D
a;S band.adye into his wooden horse " nia
n u,s , - he avenged. He claimeo lnas ~
sa,tsr had becn married through ine ti,a
,,,Srr;aoe and he sought ny Ia" " Co. ~ ha1,;nn
sna,pdrcl TO marry the vlctim: - pn aIthonoh
,'n Money. he was only laugnea ~; 'Ianrina
he cot together some ia,sG, Ec tried
papers 10 70 SySsmp. and although property
70 seti estate was even then looking up, no
III w. @ould give him five dollars an acre !ol
H n9 round. To the poverty that came OF
liz ,eolerted work the poor old creator OF
hmng.holes a. last Succumbed, dying OF
ZEN heart and too much bad whiskey.
AIer his death the girl, with her illegltl..
,nata child, disappeared from the sight OF
society, high and low, in Chicago.
In the meantime the wonderful town
snresd and improved. 1t grew to gigantic
Ironortions, and soon the poor, departed
cooper's tract became to be desirable;
Longing, speculative eyes. were turned
upon it, but no one was about 10 sen, OF
even lease. At last full-stomached, baid,
headed gentleman possessed hiInSel OF III
the tax titles. and went OIL boldly 10 Ill up
and improve. Over the waste, SANDY traIt
OF Tho denarted maker of whiskey barrels
one of the most substantial piochs lepie'
sented q large fortune.
Some fourteen years passed in this way
orter the disappearance OF the poor, ruined
",rj when one morning the full-stomached,
bull-headed Speculation was called upon by
a notwithstanding female, accompanied by
n beautiful girl OF sixteen, and this woman
claimed to be the daughter of the cooper,
and quietly asked a restitution OF her
fathers property.
Old baldy was not taken aback. He was
prepared for this, and not only claimed the
PROPERTY under the tax titles, but upon q
eroiInd that could not have originated in
any place but Chicago. He claimed to be
the husband Of the poor woman and the
fIther of the child. He asserted that the
marriage was no fraud, but real marriage,
and he was us tender and sentimental i'll
this rs he was firm in the defence OF what
he called his legal rights. And now begun
an odd contest. The woman was rs eager
to prove the ceremony fraud as she had
once been anxious to sustain its validity,
while her seducer, in like manner, passed
from tho ono side To the other. tt WAS
eventually compromised by securing the
property to the child after the death of the
rather and handsome allowance TO the
u,,asi-Wife
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Auctioneer anc Real Estate agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF VERY
" VAETABLs REAL STATE n THE
CITY OF RIrHEONr, AT TIE SOUTHWEST
CORHER OF MAEsHALL AND SIXT4
STREETS.-Ky virtue Il decree Of the Court Of
Charccry for the city Of Richmond, pronou ce't
on the 18th OF july 1870 In tie ease % Anderson
etc. against anderson ETC.. Nc shall. rs special
commissioners thereby appoiDtei, proceed 10 sell
at public aucticn. on III. premises, ca FiSiDET,
The 4th OF November, 1870, tt y o'Glock NJ. that
VERY VALUABLE L0T, with Il tHo story
framed building thereon, now aud for many years
pat occupied by Mr.. n. W. Swain as retr'!
grocery store. fronting Is fest II inches or the
west line OF Sixth street, running back on Mar
shall street IS c: to alley 10 feeC vice, end de-
signa,cG as lot 20 In the division vI the real
estate Of the late FreGc lick Anderson.
This property is justly regarded as equal 20 the
best business locn,i.I in the city, being opposite
10 the SHockoe Hill Market.
TERMS One-foulth cash; baigncc at q, u, AMI
IS months for negotiable notes interest added. and
title retained I'LL ail Of The purchase m"ncy DC
paid and L CONVEYANCE ordered by he court.
WALTER HARRISON ro,o.c.7
oc IS ANDREW dOiNSTON,} "'"' . 80
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BY lee q 6odd,n,
AuctfonesTs and Real Estate Agents,
No, lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, IN HENRICO
CbUNTY, NEAR HARWOOD'S GROVE, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed of trust bearing
date 2l:t day Of February, 1902, executed by Haz-
lett LGffaGd to John L. Allen as trustee, thaytpg
been substituted trustee for John K. Allen by
order of the Circuit Court of Henrlc0 county on
the 81 day Of October 1s70) duly recorded In the
Office o. the clerk of HenricO County Court, and
bV request Of the beucf larry secured therein, i
will proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY: the 10th day of No
vember, 1870, that valuable TRACT OF LAND.
with improvements thereon, the late residence OF
DR.. HaZlett Lofland situated n short distance
beyond the city OF Richmond and near the Me.
chan!csville turnpike, containing about2l ACRES,
upon which Is comfof table dwelling and usual
outhouses for the of the place, which has been
for years past successfully cultivated as market
garden, said land being bounded as follows On
the south by the land Of ;5oalte IS heirs on the
east by th1s1 of the estates of Edmund 4. Cren-
shaw, II. j. Smith, and James Talley: north by
the land of - Burton ar on The west by that of
- Stan ard and the said Hazlet Lofland. The
land will be sold IS whole or divided, us may be
thought best at the time of sale.
TERMS One-third cash; balance In one, two
and three years for negotiable notes. with interest
added at six per cent. per annum from day OF sale,
and secured by deed of trust on the property.
JAMES PLEhSANTS,
oc 3l-tds Substituted Trustee.
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Bv James N. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and AUctfoneer,
nRs an ~ mn gia;n 81

THE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY
i FOR SALE AT AUG ION. VIII bs sold on
MOS DAY, the It'll day Ct November, 1870. ON tie
premises. at O'Clock =. ~, the valuable MILL
SITE, with from l2 to IA acres o. land attached.
This property is located In Rockets, adjoining the
Gas Works on both sides OF thu Yotk River rail-
road, and within two squares OF the steamboat
laIdirgs. There are several buildings besides The
mill proper, in which there Is portion Of the ma
clinery. With small outlay there can be had
Sufficient supply OF water to run four pairs OF burs,
and alss sn ample supply OF pure spring water.
This property before the war was considered very
valuable. Ithzs been nsad for milling and manu-
fac uring purposes. II Is also vel adapted cor
brewery or tannery, or Tor eng other purpose
where water power and an abundance supply Of
pure spring wster are needed. Chs property VIII
be sold Ia the whole or divided, rs may DO pre-
ferreh on day of safe
u can BE- oJght privately before The cay or sale.
A ii OF the property can be seen ar the Office OF
the auctioneer.
TERMS 0nc-fourth cash; the balance al g. i?,
and lS months negotiable notes Interest added,
secured by g deed OF trust.
oc 81 JAS. II. TAYLOR. Auct.
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By A. &. Puiliam. Auctioneer.
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth stree
VALUABLE FARM-THREE HUN

VALUABLE FARM-THREE HUN
DRkO AND TEN ACRES LAND WITH
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. slX MILES
FROM RICHMOtD on TIE RICHMOND
AVID DANYI, lie RAILROAD. IN CHESF Fs.
of Mr. John II. Burton. viii sen OF, the prcu,l9es
on SATURDAY, the 5th day OF NGv.ni Der. $50
ut l2 o'clock NJ, ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
i CRES front on the anvil. railroad ore hi'n-
dred and ten OF which are cleared. balance In
woods. The lard Is ia good heart The ,!npr9ssS
merits on this part consis. OF = good DIN Ei1.i ,
with six rooms, BARN, STABLES, lCE-h0CSE,
ard all necessary out houses. ans! = good orchard
The remaining one hundred and nifty acres csn
easily be divided into two small farms, with
small frame dwelling on each.
Transportation can ee had by rail-, canal or WA
Professor ethan has pronounced Is an excel.
lent soil for grapes.
Persons desiring 20 attend this sale can go by Tue
OILS traia, A. NJ, and retlrn Dy The Z. 81. tram.
TEENS Une-balf cash; bsfauee {. II, and ~
moaths, negotiable notes, interest add secured
by q trust deed. A. @. EULLlAa.
oc s7 u. tsf5 kgettoreSg,
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EREsH ARRIVAL OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS .
AT JULIUS SYCaE'S,
9oa Main street, second door from corner 9Th St
I am recei wing by every stesmer large lots OIL
every description OF DRY JtsOJS and FANCY
GOODS, which arc selected with the creates. care
especially for this market, and bought at the low
est cash prices:
Dress Goods of every description;
Empress Clo:h in sll colors fro!r GO to 75c.:
French Merinos, In all shades;
Solid-colored Alpaca at Csc, very cheap;
English Grown Poplln, so, IS, and soc.. entirely
Plaid Popllns at sssc. great bargain;
Irish and French Poplin, in eat variety;
Ottoman Cloth and Reps;
Mouslin Delaine at 2Oc.;
Black AlpacaS from Csc upwards;
Mourning Goods in great variety.
DOMESTIC o.. DIS.
a. Bleached Cotton at l2sc, thu best in the city
Calicoe: at l2Se., and as low a. SC ;;
Brown Cotton II 81. very good ut l23c.;
1914 Sheetings at reduced prices;
Canton Flannel At l5c. per yarc.
SHAWLS AND CLCAKING.
Chinchilla Cloaking In the Ia est designs;
Long and Square Broche shawls;
Woollen Shawls, from 81. IS upwards;
Misses. Shawls, all sizes, from 7se; upwards
Black SILK Velvet, warranted pure SILK, Tor CLOAK
velveteens, all colors, at the lowest prices;
Whlte Kramer at 2Oc. per yarhi :,
Mems and Boys wear:
A large lot Of Blankets, white and colored, at re-
duced prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Plano Covers,
Marseilles Quilts,
Napkins and Doyles, from 75c. per dog. upwards;
Table Damasks, from soc. upwards;
Sash Ribbon, in great variety and latest styles;
Velvet Ribbon, all widths i;
100 dog. Linen Cambria Handkerchief at 3Sc. per
dozen;
100 do. ditto at soc. per dozen;
loo do. ditto at 85c. per doZec.
We call special attention to our stock Of Gents
Furnishing Gods, which is always complete.
All we ask Is a call and examination Of our
stock, and you viii find the right goods at the
right prices. Call soon. UyIUS SYCiIE, {,
oc s93 Main street. I'd door below 9th.
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By 6. c. Tardy &c Co. , Aucttoneers.
CARGO SALE OF SALT AT AUCTION
s. C. TARDY & CO., AUCTs.

On TUESDAY NEXT, sTH INST.
Commencing at IL O'Clock, we WILL AT OUR
WAREHOUSES; IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, sell the cargo Of the English bark Emma
Muir, direct from liverpool, consisting Of
$500 sacks "WORTHIN GTONn FULL
BLEACHED FACTORY-FILLED SALT.
2, 500 sacks "DEAN'Sn FULL-BLEACHED
FACTORY-FILLED SALT.
The attention Of the trade is requested to this
SALE
TERMS LIBERAL which will be announced on
the day OF sale.
nOi-tds 8. @. TARDy & CO., Aucts.
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BY Grubbs & y ill:ams,
Auctioneers and Real gstate Agents,
Eleventh street. betSeen Main and Bank.

A UCTION SALE OF A FRAMED
IA DWELLING. a STORE, AND SEVERAL
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.-On THURS
DAY, 10th November commencing at u O'Clock
Z. NJ, we will sell upon the premises the following
real estate, 70 wit: The GRAINED DIfLLiHt.
on Pickett or New street, between and NJ Streets,
owGed and occupied by Same. Il, FloHrnoy, Esq.
1t has four large rooms and PASSAGES, q Kitchen
with two rooms coal apd wocd-house. stable and
carrias e-house and well of water. The improve
ments are ell new. The lot is &C by Isl ieet ~.
alley 30 feet wide. AEer which will be sold LOT
next to the above 81 toy iSI ts"t, upon which there
is u framed store; and THREE BEAUTIFUL
BUILD "GS adjoining each aDou. 50 bs l5i feet
to an slley 90 feet wide. klso, Ligr on 2ith
street, between and 81 streets So by 100 feet, and
a LOT on 2sth street. between NJ and streets, 80
by 100 feet.
TERMS: at sale.
&C Is GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS, AuctS.
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ByLee q Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
L COMFORTABLE DWELLING, ON WEB
cTER STREET, At AUCJ lON.-By virtue OF u
deed Of trust bearing date the 7th day Of Octo-
Der. 1888. from Joha Hewlett and wife, md re-
cordei N Hfchm2nd Hastings Court clerks office
In Deed Book No. 81, A, age 277, we shall, as
trustees named therein at the request OF The bene
cial parties, proceed TO sell at public auction on
the premises, 1t O'Clock Z. NJ. on I THURSDAY,
the 10th day OF November, 1870. the LOT OF
GROUNl:, with toe improvements, fronting o.
feet Webster ST. Ger. and running back lac feet
to G bell s,reeG, in the city of Richmond. The
title is telievtd t, be good. but selling trus-
tees we shall My Convey by special warranty
TERMS Or SALE -ufiicient ca. h 10 pay The sum
of S257.32 with IT. interest and thu costs Of sale
ard the residue of the purcha-e money on suIh
Terms as shall be made suo%n on the day of sale.
JAMES WILSON,, rx,,.oa
NJ l. tbs JANIS III. WELSH, A1"seeee'
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RAkEhS> FLOUR.
f,r sale by -hERS' FLoUh Receiving,
n9 A g. LEE.
9 60 Boz 30! .E AND FOR SALE Low
sSossheads CUBA and re PORTO Il hIoo sU.
| 20 boxes SSAKLzy,s SOAP,
% boxes Soxes R Bly, y H s9AP cAnn1rs
boxes BsE IS BACON s. FAMILIES
IS barssIs SekRPh CAROLINA CUT HER
40 barrels Choice No. sMAcKEREL,
II barrels choice No; lMACKEREL,
VsS b bsds s snI.sS G ps1Ps SYRUP,
IS barrels MERonANTs' SYRUP,
ss b posTss GO setra ps eho ssf9
IS barrels d choice WHITE BEANS,
5boxes choice FACTOHY CHEESE,
200 barrels FLOUR-Extra. super1Ine, and
Always on hand large lot of country produce.
The above will be sold low for cash or to GuGc-
u &C ssAi% 1910 Main street, near ca Old Market.
EREsH AND DESIRABLE GRoCE-
800 bags fair to choice RIO COFFEE,
loo bags CHOICE LAG UAYRA Do,
90 bags old Government JAVA and ARABIAN
500 barrels REFINED SUGARS-A, Crushed,
Gran, Pos'd, and Cut,
geo barrels n. c. CUT HERRINGS,
600 bags SHOT.
$50 packages CANDLES; 500 boxes OAKLEY's
SOAPS,
IS hhds; sIDEs and SHOULDERS; 200 barrels
SO hhds. trir to choice P. r. SUGARS.
GER, SAUGER'S MUSTARD. choice g. p,
Queen. Chop, and Gold Chop and Oolong TEAS.
We are prepared, Notwithstanding the great.
flood, to accom- modate our friends and the trade
generally.
oc5 S. e. TARDY q co.
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At New York Monday Il small boat used
for terrying the employees of the Central
railway across the small gap between Cen
trail depot and Jersey City, containing
seven men, was swamped one hundred feet
from shore and four drowned.
Sterretts vegetable oil factory in Ciucin-
natl was partially destroyed by fire Mon-
day. Loss, 1000; insurance, $4,000. j.
Bddleman's tannery, ut Dayton, was burn
cd Sunday. Loss, about $4,000; partial
insurance.
During Sunday and Monday terrific
gale prevailed at Buffalo, n. Y; Erie, Pa,
and other points on the lakes, during which
several vessels were tounuered and Il num-
her OF lives lost. There was also u severe
storm ut Key West.
r. C.. Nimms's stables, Boston, with
twenty five horses and number OF car
riages and sets of harness, were burned
Monday.
MIR. Robert Garrett yesterday formally
accented the presidency of the Virgins
Valley Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02
BY Grubbs 6 Williams
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

ETeTtEtn sCrctI, DtI"eeH
HANDSOME COTTAGE DWELLING,
IL WITH FOUR ACRES OF LAND, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE THE GROVE ROAD: HALE
A MILE WEST OF THE CITY LIMITS, AT
O'Clock ]. NJ. we Will sell the handsome COT
IT AGE DWELLING occupied by MIR. Redord.
end wide passages, with porico N front and rear,
and all the modern improvements now in excel
mt repair; new stable, bern kitchen, with four
rooms, and all necessary ont buildings.
the CIR 'USDS embrace about four acres.
bounded by streets on each side. The front yard
Is tastefuly laid out, and decorated with ever.
greens and shrubbery.
his valuable property IS located upon one of the
best roads leading to the city, and is directly in the
line of The growth Of Richmond westward.
In 4 few years the GROUNDS viii DC In demand
for bpildine lots.
TERMS VIII he liberal, and will be made known
at the time Of the sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
oc 900 no &tdt1s Auctt0neerS.
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BY James nj. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ioneer.
Office No. lilo Main street.

THAT LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK
STREET, SECDr DOOR FROM TW EhTY.
FIST sTkhET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
at the requsst Of the owner hail sell as auction
on the premises oa SATURDAY. tbs 5th day OF
hoven Ger 1870, at O. clock p. NJ th.t LARGE
ShiCk STORE Ash, DWELLING located as
above, containing SIX rooms above the store with
gas and wafer. The lot fronts 20 feet ON Maid
street, cumming hack loo feet to an alley. Tlits
property ts suitable for almost any kind OF bust
ness, and Is 1T present oce pied by good tenaot.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at sir aud
twelve menths, for negotiable notes. interest add.
ed. and secured by a deed of trust.
oe SIG. JAs. nj. TAYLOR, Aac'r.
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By Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

iT CT AND FRAMED DWELLING,
IL &C.. ON THE WEST LINE OF HANCOCK,
BtTWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
NEAR TO EUkER'S PARK. FOR SALE AT
AUCTTON.-At the request of Mr.. John Hfcka,,
sh 81 sell at auction, the premises, on SAT-
URpAY, the 5th Noverob Der, 1870 al a O'Clock P.
NJ, the LOT located as above, 80 by 1G5 teet hay
ing thereon DWELLING, with cur rooms,
kitchen Of two rooms, stable, well Of water, &c.
TERMS At sale. W. GDDDIN,
AurtinOnnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02

JEALOUSY AT N1SErY-SIx.-In Lincoln
county there lives an aged couple by the
name OF Greely-ThonlaS Greedy, aged
1unety-sir, and his wife. aged maaetyJtUe.
They were married over seventy years ago,
and lived happily together as man and wife
until within the last few weeks. But the
ioys of the honeymoon could not last for
ever, and the transient happiness that il
promised was destined to he eclipsed, for
it came to pass in this, Us in many other
cases before and since. that the course Of
true love between this pair Of nuptial CEN
fury plants did not proceed without rifle,
and the grcen-eyed monster clouded the
optics of the lord of the household. Not
to put too fine point on matters. he grew
exceedingly jealous Of his bettcr-half, and
Thomas Greedy and his wife have separated
on that account. \ reporter will soon fur
nSh us the name of the gallant Lothario
who caused MI the trouble.-CabeH Press.