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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-09
BY wellington GoGdln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 GRiST MILL AND COTTAGE FARM ON
TIL YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ONE HE
EAST 0F RICHMoND.-By virtue Of deed OF
ftenrico County Court In Deed Book No. IS. page
49, shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises on MONDAY, the
l4th November 1870, at O'Clock Z. ~, III fair
# not, the first fair dry thereafter tn { VERY
VALUAB BILE PROP ERTY known as B .AKEY'S
MILL, together with the miller's house anI TWO
attached thereto. The said mill Is now in good
working order, and has an excellent custom.
Also, the eycsllent FARM adjoining the mill
tract, with TENACRES OF LA = ID in q fine st1te
of cultivation. The improvements thereon con-
sist OF a very comfortable dwelling, containing
eight rooms, besides the usual oat-budipgs. AS
market garden or dairy farm 1t has unequalled
advantages. II. @... ,-m....
Whilst the deed requires cash SALE yet think
lt prob BILE that by or before the day Of sale the
terms will be made liberal. ...-.
no2 JAaIsSL. APPERSON, Trustee.
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r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
/ OF HOusEsOLDA AND KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK,
&C.-On THURSDAY. November 10, 1870, IT
- Maiden's Adventure" on James river, In the
county of Powhatan, shall sell at public auction
all tina HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
TCRE of the late Robert J. Jones; en- hrac,ng
Handsome ROSEWOOD CHAMBER ana
HARLOR SETS,
OAK DINING-R0O SET.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SETS,
FRENCH CHINA,
CARPETS,
PIANO.
CURTAINS, SC.
This furniture was made 10 order, Is in excellent
preser walton, and of superior workmanship and
finish
AT the same time and place shall sell
5HOkSFS,
sNuLES,
COLTS,
PONY.
About % fine SHEEP,
4or yote of OXEN,
II head Of CATTLE,
CALVES,
From 90 to 100 HOGS and PIGS.
THRESHING MACHINE,
WHEAT Drill,
WHEAT REAPER,
CORN SHELLER,
CORN PLANTER,
And large stock OF r,
OATS;
STRAW,
CORN, &c.
TERMS For all sums Of 500 and under, cash
over 300, six months credit, for bonds Win ap
In every case be prepared 10 comply tmmedlate'S
Win aDo'' 'e' CHAs. s. STRINGFELLOW,
no5-td Executor OF Ro. Y. Jones decd
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by Hill & Goddin.
Auctioneer5 and Real Estate Agents,
rm No. 1lO8 Main street. rs

u,RUsTEES SALE OF LOT IN THE
PLAN OE, SIDNEY AT PUBLIC AUG.
TInN.-By vir.ue OF deed Of trust bearing ia G
7th November, 1870, by Il. T. Jennings ana y; A.
Iennfnes his " lie to me us trust for J. N. Jeu'
nings will procet to sell, on the premises. NO.
YEMRRR 17r, 1870 at O'CLOCK me no I1it Sn y
IN RE Man Of Sidney situated onthe north side o.
+ lmwood. street, between horny and Calver
streets heginnirg at point I25 feet from Inc ses
ing no feet on said north side of Emwood street
running lack I7s feet between parallel lines 10 81
alley 20 feet wide, in common.
prevented on the day named, 1t Will lake plScc lhe
next fair day thereafter. 49,
70 ronnths. interest added secured by trust deed
Ms j. g. WISE, Trustee.
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TIE following unique letter, written nv II,
japanese official who had an English edu.
cation, is curiosity. 1t was sent in ac-
Acknowledgement of photograph of m
American steamer and an invitation to dine
on board Of her: "''''
stssADo 9Th, Aug. 1870.
My Dear sir,-I am very much obliged Ia
you present very beautiful photographs
OF your ship this morning to me, and I
should have any longer to keep and delight
myself for rare and costly. i -. -. ~ -.
tAaccept for your kind Invitation at /
then my officers are pleasant to see you as
well az my happiness. -.
have Che honor to be, my Lord, = :,
go ssfIGs 1891. KATo DAIsAszi.
TO Esqr JOHN G. Hubbard. +. 80
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ByA.C Pulliam. Auctioneer,
Southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
1 20 hh ~ Gos k OF FEnERAL AND 81
JAMsss sTREETs AND ONE STc 9THEk L az
4UCTiOS.-By virtue of decree of The
Cbancery Court of the city of Richmond in the
cause of Nancy Eubank ct ais. vs. Pulliam &c ais,
on Inc 18th day OF July, 1870, and in accordance
with dc cree entered in same cause on the - day
of October 1870 at cost md risk of Richard Brass
and others, we will sell on the premises1 OF
O'CLOCK P. III; LOTS No. l, 81 feet inches front,
with brick dwelling thereon; No. 2 30 ieet front,
VkGANTLOT, No. 2, in No. So, Duval's plan.
TERMS One fourth cash balance o. q g. an, anf
70 months intere:t added In negotiable notes. ttit
ref ined until said notes are paid.
'''"''''' > JAMES H: D00IET} Com'rs.
.. WIN. i. CLOPTON, 5 win
Sale COM ucted BY A. c. PULLIAM, Auct. NOS
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By Lee q GoddIn,
AucttoneerS and Real Estate Agents,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
I. COMFORTABLE DWELLING. ON WEB
sTER STREET, AT virtue OF q
deed OF trust bearing date the 7Ih day Of octo-
Der. 1853. from John Hewlett and Wife, and re-
corded IN Richmond Hastings Court clerks offce
In Deed Book No. 81, A, rage e77, we shall, as
trustees named therein, at the request of the bene
cial parties, proceed to sell at public auction,
the premises at 4 o clock Z. NJ. on THURSDAY.
the 10Th day or November, 1870, the LOT OF
GROUND, with the Improvements, fronting 81
feet on Webster street. aud running back l4a feet
TO Cabell street, In the city OF Richmond. The
tees we shall only convey by special W srranty.
Terms OF SALE: sufficient cas- b TO pay the sum
OF Ia with It's interest aed the costs of sale
aod the residue OF the purcha g, money on such
terms as shall be made known on the day OF sale.
2 a JAMEs WILSDs, r,,ns,ees
no i tbs JAMsSH WELSH
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By Cook j. Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARPETS,
T. RRORS, &C., AT AUCTI0N.On
THURSDAY, 10Th instant, 1T 10 o'clock we VIII
sell at No. sl7 Main street fup stalrs near spots.
WOOD Hotel, large assortment Of EXCELLENT
FURNITURE, cling - 1870
Two surerb FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL MIR
RORS, in walnut frames
Superior RRUSSELS CARPETS anu RUSS,
WALNUT EUFFET. handsomely carved;
WALNUT HALL RACN> Handsomely carved
WALNUT EXTENSION TAELE, really ele-
g,nt. and u large NUM- Der OF
WALNUT CANE-SFAT CHI
One very handsome WALNUT DEok,
SUE and ROUND TABLES,
GAS FIXTURES ..,.
FLOOR III c. ORR. throughout the house new;
One beautiful WALNUT CHtNA PRESS,
A large assortment of CHINA, CRUChERf,
ard GLASSWARE.
TABLE LINEN.
In the chambers
WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
WASH STANDS.
THREE-PLY CARPETS
T. HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
TOILET WARE,
MAHOGANY DESk,
MATTIEG, &c
In the kitchen, Il varied assortment, Including O
Splendid COOKfN G-STUVE,
TIN aud WtGDWARF. &c.
ALSO,
% boxes fac CIGARS.
The attention Of the public IS requested as the
house has been recently furnished,
nos COOK LAuGHTON, Aucts.
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A THRILLING ERRoR.--An editor i'll New
Jersey had little nephew only six months
old. and the little nephew died. Some Of
the editors friends considered that itwOuld
be a good thing to give the afflicted uncle Il
substantial expression OF their sympathy,
so they contracted with local sculptor for
u gravestone. The design consisted OF an
angel carrying the little one in her arms
and flying away. while woman sat Weep
ing on the ground. 1t WAS executed horrl-
bly. The tombstone was sent to the editor,
with the simple request that he would ac-
cept it. AS he was absent, the Junior editor
determined to acknowledge it, although he
hadn't the slightest idea what it meant. SO
the next day he burst out in the paper with
the following remarks:
"Art Ne,cs.-We have received from the
hands of our eminent sculptor, Felix Null
lens, comic has relief designed for an Or
namental fire-board, 1t represents an Irish
man in his night-shirt, running away with
the little god Cupid, while the Irishman's
sweetheart hides her head indifferently in
the corner. Every true work of art tells
it's own story and we understand as soon
as we glance at this that our Irish friend
has been cOquetted with 10y the fair one,
and is pretending to transfer his love to
other quarters.
There is lurking smile on the Irishman's
lips which expresses his mischieyous inten-
lions perfectly. We think 1t would have
been better, however, to have clothed him
in something better than night.shirt, and
to have smoothed down his hair. We have
placed this chef d'9uvre beneath our par.
Tor mantel.piece, where it will surely be ad,
mired by our friends when they call. We
are glad to encourage such progress in local
art"
This was painful. A committee called OH
the editor when he returned, and explained
the tombstone to him and that night an
SIX steps at time and flying up the street
without coat or hat. go
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GROCERIES, DE.

TREsH AND DESIRABLE GROCE-
II RIES, ~,
500 hays fair to choice RIO COFFEE,
IIoo baSs cbotce IaGIIASRA Do,
90 bags old Government ia Va ana ARABIAN
zoo baJeeis REFINED sUGARS-A, Crushed,
Gran, Pow'd. and Cut, .ars
2so barrels y. c. CUT HERRlNGs, 9Ea.
$50 ESQ p pse CANDLES: 500 boxes oAKLEY's
SOAPS
e5 hhds. sIDR 3 and SHOULDERS; 400 barrels
YELLOW SUGAR,
so hhds. trir to choice 2. p. SUGARS.
SOLE LEATHER, GRAIN PEPPER, GIN
GER, SAUGER'S MUSTARD. choice u: r,
Queen Chop, and Gold Chop and Oolong TEAS.
we are prepared. Notwithstanding the great
food. to accommodate our friends and the trade
generally. r.,nveo m
Oc6 D. =, IAhD1 a. w.
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nSTrOT, SALES.--FUTURE Days.
rr,pIlsfEEs, sATEE on ELE GA y :

+
u,,RIJsrHEs Bale Oh & b EaA NJ
i HoUsEaoLp Eg 5bITs q. h tE aUs!
tie Undersigned as trustees, by William mas
faland ana wife end recorded in the ne SIsrk 81
Riehmons. we viii ssll at auction at the resi-
denco aollthesst corner Of 9TH and esra;e ,aes
The m 2r 1hsieia c %
oae elesant PARLoR SUITE covered with Elk
: Grocatel. rn-,upc -
I've eeTanPf bGsET r = MfKR1Rs.
sS6Nzs sqd AADA ss'G sf sT4 a11na sgnTTsss
IN THE LIBRARY
ONE T naad De aDehd AK LIBRARY SUITE COM
piete and elegantly carved.
IN THE DIM G ROOM,
EIsasSs k9SETooP 1sEbSBoaR WITH
f FKsNoH ftATE SiREofR;z 70. -
WALNUTGnd MAHOGANY Ghin ntfGss. 20 and
BB2Hviass, DO hoos' 49, =
Beautiful Oval and Square GILT Mif RS
A large collection OF elegant OH. PAISTlSttts'
= some of which are very valuable. a. an I'm
Ha9asaHs a and ws sRf sH pA We EN-
. e . TE FfSTnD f WakA
Handsome WALNUT and OAK CHAMBER
SUITES complete. -. -. ,,,>,,y
Several highly ornamental FRENCH andJESN1
LIND BEDSTEArS.
MAHOGA Any, WALNUT, and STAINED
WARDRORES. ....- .. -.EN
BUREAUS and WASHSTANDS.
ELEGANT HAIR MATTRESSES.
SETS II BoLsTERs and PILLOWS. BED
DING, &c.
FIER Ia B!,ES. rs's'frt
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
Gs new.
ALSO,
4 large collection of CGRfOSfTIES. SHELLS,
--- and MINEkAL SPECIMENS, some OF when
The usual assortment of KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE.
The above being arst-olass Furniture, merits the
attention OF the public.
ROBERT OCLD, Trustees.
j II CARkINGTON, :
Sale conducted by
oc3l Auctioneers.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to MONDAY, l4tn
November, 1870, when II will Ger alnly ke place.
nos GUILD Il CARR1NGTON, Trustees
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--.1.1.,,,, a1rEg-This Day.
q. f,onk n Laughtnu. Auctsoneer'
py - rim and aovcrror streets..

Corner Franklin 4ho oossA'-y 49, -,s---1Sses--
cII11pERIoR FURNITURE, CARPETS Ape,
nIsR9,bE Or se GIN Instant ant q % e's.eck
we we. WI Mrsntn streets, MI assorinsnt OF superior
bqs H If Hsfs srn lin Complete,
one with marble pie "es, very beautiful and OF snpe
rior Wqr 4 = mr. sur F. complete;
t Ess 1nt WALNUT CARVED LoUaGE' covered
Ssss as fEfs
wt hSAER EXTENSION TAa' Il,
%xIS MT ppEE skf z,
i large aasI lot Of FLOOR oIh-cL'rH, as good as
Elegant GAS CHANDELIERS and GAS FIX
MA TTTTK Efs ssTATuR1rEs
JAR B Nl SeoM CHAIRS. op,yr.o,
an So snSsts Fl MIRROR
large asser,men, Of CHI claw ~ AZ W ARE,
u.iR and and s MH MATTk.s
HOLSTERS and PILL T,1na ,rnpH including
The Ssnas n1 c6SdhKd hTSIHa
The whole Of the above furn tre. &C., 1s OF oesl
quality. latest style, ofshe b. st ke and has en-
rers % wishing really superior furniture sho"l'
"1 nes 'H'S '' COOK 6 LAUGHToE. Ancts.
A UCTION SALE.-I will sell at auction,
n on WEDNESDAY, 9th \. vember commenc.
Ing at 10 o. clock A. M, nj Hardcn's farm Chares
civ county. situated about eighteen mics Delo%
he city OF Richmond, he River road. portion
Of the personal property bel neing to The estate
or the late David Walker HaNali. Amongst Tue
articles to be offered are @. @'s- ss,'.
~ COWS, CALVES, .r.s.,,n -...- -..r....
YOUNG OXEN, -.
...- A BLOODED BULL,
SHEEP, MULES, ~
HOGS PIGS, -.a
A FOUR-HORs E WAGON, .....
FLOWS. TIMOTHY HAY,
TRRESHED OATS,
HOUSE FURNITURE, &c.
TERMS: VIII be made known. on day OF sale.
aH'A' " fHll IF HAEALL,
AN Executor.
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS sTAND'
1Na-sroNE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, TENN, May d. 1862
DR.. II. T. Helmbold:
Dear sir,-We introducedsyour FLUID SA'
TRACT BUCHU in this country about elsh
months ago, and are happy to state that 1t Is meet
ing with universal favor We wish to inform you
OF one instance lsmong many where you'
BIJCHU has worked wonders. man IN QUIZ
county named j. B. Ostel had been suuerlng
about five years with gravel. About SIX week.
ago he bought OF us one bottle Of your BUCHU,
and before he was through with one bottle ne
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition in our drug store. He
says that he Will never be without the BUCHu IN
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES & HINKEL.
4. Druggists.
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THAT LARGE THREE-sTORT BRICK
] STORE AND SWELLING No. aloe MAIN
STREET, e U0N.D%D FROM DIST
SrRENT, FOR SALE AT AUCTIoH.--At the
n quest OF the owGer, ahall SELL at auction, ON
November, Is7o, 1t &o,cinck r. NJ, that la &c n
BACK STORE AND DWELLING located rs
above, containing SIX rooms above tie ore, with
Gas and water. The lot fronts 20 feet on NJ sin
Get, running back 100 feet to an alley. This
property Is suitable for almost any kind of lbus-
TERMS: One-third cash; Z balance at six and
twelve moaths, for negotiable notes, interest
adissd aud secured By deed OF trust. Sg3 saea d
nos SAs, D.. TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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BY Lyme Brother,
Anesianesrs end Real Estates z
M. 1dao Main street. @fy

'r + 1EI1, Nj OF LITTLE MARKET
Il FARMR, ON THE NEW CEg ELL, ae aITy n M n
R RICH At PUBLIC AUCTIoN;..,W!ree
win Of the request Of the personal rSef ou
the nremtses On EDNEsDAY. the letn m, qay r OF y
november. 1870, nt u O'clock NJ those I'd as
NICE LITTLE .MARKET-FARas, locateo ms us
secoY1d 10 20 100 acres and the third 1aa aei
The soil is new good, and lies well and
admirably for truck dairy farms, being oniy 20
we'll worth the attention of parties Wishing to bu
srich as It Is seldom an opportunity Ike TINS Oh
fers Itself. - tE3,
OF sale. LII Ne ID ho.nrn,
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Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1899 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTarE sIJuAIED
ON THE SOUTHWEST CsiRNEk OF FRA - A.
LIN AND FIFTEENTH STEEL IL. LIE
CITY OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE Az fUS.
Lie AUCTION.-By virtue of decree or the
Circuit Co art Of the city OF kichmo md pronounced
on the nth day of october. 1870 In the case OF
Barker, executor VS.. Carnell wife ana ais,
I shall, as the special commissioner tiereby
appointed, proce 4 to sell at public auction, on
Semner, 1870, at O'Clock P. NJ, Of fair; If not:
the mex fair day thereafter, sunday excepted, a.
the same hour,) that VALUABLE LOI "
LAND with two large and desirable Bull u
INGS on same. used as livery stable anu oec ,l
pied by W. q. Sutherland. Also, a BflCh
HOUSE or STORE, adjoining in the rear, ana
9rontipg on 18th street. and occupied by saws &c
Smith as q carpenter shop. The lot fronts on the
south side OF franklin street 10 feet more o. less
and runs back on 18th street and fronts tnereoh
about 40 feet, more or less; .,,a.
This property will be sold rs whole or snpdi-
yided into lots to suit purchasers. g.,
TErJs One fourth cash {; the residue on cre ult
oF one two and three years; The purchaser 70 eI-
ecute negotiable notes, WIN lnteresL auueu-l'i i
title TO be re tAued until oil thc pun chase money Is
maid and deed ordered by the court.
This property is admirably suited for manuiac-
turing purposes. - 1.,xx-,,r,,,- Co.. S..
Sale conducted by LYME BROTHER, Auc-
tioneers oc31
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r,o nr,n,,sor trusts that his remedies, from
the fact OF being advertised may MOI 'e
classed rs patent medicines.
BELMBOLD'S
sr,,rID EXTRACT OF BUCHU

khASA Va
"a pharmaceutical preparation. The proper
name Is given, and It is the most active "h''n
can he made; 1t Is endorsed as cure Ds S''
medical works for such diseases as fecou-
mended by the proprietor. 1t is pleasant III 10
taste and odor, free from all injurious proper
,,ss and is taken by adults and children. IL ~
tonic, diurcsic. blood-purifying, and m'is'~
rating. Enfeebled and delicate constitutions "a
both sexes will find it far more strengthening
III n any of the preparations Of bark or r'n'
See medical properties contained IN uiSpen-
satorv Of the United States, of which the i'i-
lowing IS q correct copy:
BUcHU.-Its odor is strong 0nuSise' "Ae
somewhat aromatic; its tsste Is oli'eriSh "no
analogous to that of mint. 1t Is given cmehf
IN comnlainrs of the urinary organs sacn as
gravel. chronic catarrh Of the bladder moroio
,r-,t.,,on of the bladder and uretha, useaSes
Of the PROSTATE gland and retention or the
,ncontinence of urine from loss OF tone In
the nsrts concerned in is evacuation. 1t has also
nsen recommended in dyspepsia, chronic rneu'
na,,sm. cutaueous affections, and dropsy.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TWO.
u ST. .RY BRICK DWELLING, STORE.
AND IOT OF LAND ON THE SOUTH SIDE
Or MAN, BETWEEN TWENTIETH and
TWENTY FIRST STREETS, At PUBLIC
CTIO My virtue OF decree of the
Chlrcerv Court OF the city of Richmond rendered
on the 18th day Of October, 1870, In the cause OF
last Will and estlment of Henry FrommDg, de-
ceased, u.s. Henry Frommine ct ais. shall, ~
special commissioner the ebv appointed proceed
the nth instant, at d o'clock p. N TWO
STO-Y BRICK DIVE. ,LE"G and LOr front
ing leI by los feet on The south side OF MaiD, be-
tween Goth and 21st streets. u.
TERMS: Ore-fourth Of the purchase money
in cash The res,cue In thee equal instruments OF
four, eight, and twelve months, with interest
added from he day OF sale. the purchaser giving
his negotiable notes for the deferred payments,
and the title being retained until the whole pur-
chase m&ney is paid.
RICHARDSON & CO., Auct'rs mol
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By James IL. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

rgHOSE TWO DESIRABLE B r | Q Is
DWELLINGS, nos. 1910 An ID 1872. ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD. BETWEEN Elf h
TrEnTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS.
tha owner shall sell a. aaction, the prem Uses,
FRIDAY. November 18th, 1870, ut O'Clock L. ".
If fair II not. the next fair day therGa'ter Srn,
day excepted at the same honr.) the TWO NEAT
RPJCK bWEL.lNG~ rs above loc1t"o, contain
Ing eglt rooms each, with gas and water, AID the
usual out-buildings. g.,
a good opportunity to supply themselves. the
houses are In good neigl borhOOd and in good or.
der and reated nj fair rest. Inc lots front :!
feet each running back lis feet.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at siS ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest adj
noT JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auc'r
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SIEA ERS,


YAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS4fSffI
~ COMPAEY.-F Z ToEF0.;k Ss.s,-s-- :,
iNGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The faS. and
elegant United States mail stearner
JOHN SYLV ES T Z,
Captain II. 9. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf at Rockeits for the
aboye-namtd places on MONDAYS, WEDSFs-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, at HALT-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk in tire to con.
nect with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk. .....,................f.N
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and Tpturn.... il-.
Liberal arrangements made for YFENiHG En-
CURSIO&S
Freight received Tuesdays, THURSDAYS. and "a
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Boston. Baiti-
more, aud principal landings on Chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings on James ,;rsr az ktA'
S,3NABi.E RATES. Freight recGGsd from \.
NJ. till 8 L. NJ.
Freight for way landings must Gc prepaid
&. Il. TATUM. General gent.
sci Office. CoInpanv's WHAT.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
THE "VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REIN
ERY by virtue of two deeds { trust, the first
dated 24th February, 1889, executed by Charles Y.
Morris and wife to z. Fl. Aylett and j. IL. Car
rlngton, trustees, James A. Scott having oeen
1870, executed by said Morris and wife, and Roy
o, Crowley to Haryeys Williams, trustees both
having been duly recorded In the clerks Office of
Richmond H1stiggs Court we shall sell Lat at public
prenses, ct - O'CLOCK NJ, being required thereto
by majority In value of the creditors secured In
said deeds the very valuable real estate known rs
The VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY,
$50 feet and running back leo feet FOR moro par
tcular description reference Is made to the above
named deeds, together with all the valuable wharf,
machinery, and privileges belonging thereto.
The attention of capitalists or companies deslr-
Chilly directed to this saIs the works beng In or
der for mm ediate turning out fsugcr, and having
a field for their sale from Richmond to New Or
leans.
can be Increased to go barrels at very tr1hlng
cost The quality of It's product Is already favor
ably known and Is equal to that OF any refinery In
the northern States. 49,
Immedi ately after The above sale we viii sell the
two brick tcnements situated on the north side of
Main street. between Locust alley and all street,
Nos 1890 1898, fronting 47s feet and running hack
l43 feet to Tobacco alley, the upper part o. which
is known and occupied as the Monticello House,
heinz Included IN same deeds.
TERMS of credit (Which will be more liberal
than is required by the deed0 will be announced
ut the hour of sale.
Any further particulars can be obtained Of Har-
yavs p Williams JAMES A. SCOTT.
W.. Substituted Trustee
HARVEYS 4 WILLIAMS,
oc 10 ids Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-09
By wellington Goddin,
kucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

Tot AND FRAMED DWELLING
&C ONT THE WEST LINE OF HANC4Ek,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STRE ETS S
kEAR TO EHkERs PARk FOE teb s1 hieka Az
oh iii sell at auction. on the p emises, en- WE'D
NRSDAY. the 9th Noverr Der, 1870. at o'c CLOCK +.
M the LOT located as above, 81 by le5 ,eet nav
ing thereon q DWELLING, with four rooms,
Kitchen of two rooms stable, we'll Of water, &C.
MOI Auct!oneer.