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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

THE LITTLE OLD CRADLE.

Meath the atti, shingles brown, h.
Where the light steals softly down;
Drifting o'er the raftcrs I'D,
Leng, thin lines of trembling gold,
There the little cradle stands,
Silent es the silent hands, a,..
That have swaycd it to and fro,
In the summers long ago. N'r t,-
Days have come and days have gone,
Till we count, by years, their dawn;
And the little form it held, a u
The strong ranks Of men have sweled.
Her bright EYES first saw the light,
Breaking on their startled sight; H
Little hands here fist unclosed,
Little feet here Grst trepcse. -
From it, stumbling and afraid,
LIES frat pilgrimage was made.
O,cr il fell mothers tears,
Mothers hopes, and dreams, and fears.
Here her castle in the air -.t
Reared their fabric, frai! and fair, s.t.s.
As she watched with loving eyes,
Grooming bird-likc lullabics. aa
Springs first birds and soft perfume,
Summers leaves and perfect bloom,
Autumn's skies and cloudless glow; - .
Winters a,ccy deeps Of snow,
Smile upon us and pass by; ra
So the years unnotised fly, '
Till ut last the baby's hands ...
Executes mans command. ns.r1
~ga g t.H.
life calls to thcm, "TIere am -
Put the foolish playthings by;
Toys forschildrcn --deeds for men;
Haste! | come not back again. &
And they listen and obey; 1
Put the childish things away;
Toiling with undAuntcd soul, W
Till they reach Life's promised goal
Then the tired feet tagging go,
And the hands are woi Xxi lg slow,
Till the Earth, in dreamlcss rest,
Folds each tired child to her breast.
BY this cradle, quaint and sld, NJ 'f
This one truth is sadly told:
whatc'er Future waits, at last,
Lies bebiad us but one Past. w pl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
CHARLES c. DODGE,
als Lanoille County Insurance Agency,

" : U
Ofnce In Powers & Gllcd's Block. Insurance.
effected to any am. unit in the best and most reliable
Stock and Mutual Companies, and at the lowest
rates. Farmers insure in the Farmers Mutual.
Cost Of insuring village dwellings, farm property
and builders risks f.om IL to 30 per cent less than
In any other Company. This Company pays for all
loss or damage by lightning. have the Agency
and list Of expiring Policies in Lamoille County.
Missisquoi Valley in Orleans County, uardw!ck
and Waterbury. No policy will he allowed so ex-
pire without the assured having timely notice, All
coInmunicatiops whether by mail or otherwise,
will be promptly attended to, -., -.... 2tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

The subscription price is only SIS per
year, (ess than 10 cents rer week, and
less tliia 1t cents per day.l l.ss'n
Parties desiring this valuable publica-
tiou, should address "a. , "a.
3 TIE Ny. MRRcAftLr JorRrAL Co.,
u ,Ia.al .;d S5t Pearl ST., MY, City.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

"A new cookery-book is in course Of
preparation by Rcverdy johnson. 1t is a
history Of his mission to England. and, of
course, viii explain how the British diplo-
mats settled the AIabama claims by
tickling bis palate with dainty dishes 'l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
BLACKsMITH-sHOP
WITH AN OLD BLACKSMITH

WITH AN OLD BLACKSMITH
NJ can no Ion eer rent the shop where have
u business during past years, ] have removed
'placp ol husincss TO new shop few rods far
Fneri',on the same street, and with new tools,
prices and less expenses, believed can satisfy
Mat will iavor me with work. Farmers pro-
NJ tab eu In exchange for work, at ruling prices.
Fl JOSEPH GAUTHfER.
|yde Park, Nev.e, 1859. 5lu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

A New THEORY OF FINANoE.-An Ex-
change publishes the following, and en-
dorses the views therein expressed. We
submit 1t for the consideration Of our
readers, without comment: ''" i
"In the imterchangeability lat the OPP
tiou of the ho!der) of NATIONAL PAPER
MONEY, with Government Bonds bearing
fired rate of interest, there is a subtle
principle, that will regulate the move.
nents of Finance and Commerce as accu-
rately as the motion Of the Steam Engine
is regulated by its "Gooermor." Such
PAPER MONEY TOKENS would be perfect
measures Of value, which gold and silver
never have been. The use Of gold, OF
other merchandise, as money, is barbar'
ism unworthy of the agc.-WALAcE p
GRooM"-in Mercantile Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

MAxIMs FoR BUstsEss MEN.--When a
business man reaches the point where he
thinks that he can not spare any time to
examine sources of inantia and commel-
cial information, he may safely conclude
his business is not seea managed.
When business man finds himself in
financial situation so embarrassing that
he cda not afford topossess every publica'
ton that would throw MORE LIatir hpo11
his business transactions, he should mol
delay making arrangements with an auc-
tioneer 10 close out his stock TO the highest
bidder. ,f.r ,ar. .gi,
The above maxims are taken from the
,lumns Of TIE New York MERCANTILE
Journal, which is the best, as well as ope
of the laraest mercantile newspapers pub
lished in the United States. Its market
reviews, and carefully revised lists O
jobbers' prices, embracing almost every
quotable article Of merchandise, togcthe'
with its judicious editorials, fill more thai
| 35 columns every week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
. j. PECK, Dentist,
Miscellaneous.
ICKsNIITHIN0

|4CRsMITHING. q
|ke Subscriber having purchased the shop,
il and good will Of the establishment lately own
y Henry ]. Lilley, Is prepared TO do all kinds
|l0rk in his line. promptly TO the satisfaction OF
ntrons, and at reasonable rates Of chargc--re
xfully solicits the public patronage. N. B.
|@Irular attention given TO horseshoeing. r.
.fde Park Nov. I'd 1859. PArHick McELRor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

to teach them ID eat such food as it may
be he6essary to give thetil; 79dalsi iiL
After mary trials we find the most uh.
ifofht satcsss in takiBg the calf away fro HI
the COW befUte i. Sucks, and teach it to
drink at once. Its habits are then easily
moulded to the will. .ga4yA u5 1earr
The natural and proper food of the
young calf is news warm milk aud this
alone sh ,uid be given for a couple OF
weeks at least, better for four. 1t will
do very we'll at two weeks to use a part
sweet SKINNED milk or'grnel, beginning
with very small quantity and increasing
gradually, diminishing the new milk at
the same time. cd.
We prefer sweet milk for calves rather
than sour milk. As the butter is better
for skimming before the milk is sour, it is
equally convenient. 1, .a
Our custom for long time, has been
to use thin Cruel of oil meal for calves,
say one part of oil meal to 10 parts of
water, stirred in while boiling and boiled
half an hour. This is gradually mixed
with the new milk after the calf is two
weeks DID, and soon fed clear, as much Ct
it as one would give of milk. 1t is a very
nutritious food. ,... .r p. ..l-r,..
Hay tea is said by those who use it, to
be an excellent food for calves. ... .s..
A thin cruel ef corn and oatmeal, equal
parts, is good. . ..a rn p
Crusts of bread soaked in boiling water
mt soft, make nice addition to milk.
The calf should be taught to eat oats
meal, oats, wheat bran and roots, and
hay. 1t is not good economy to feed a
calf so much milk or cruel but that it will
eat freely of bright, sweet, fne hay at 8
or weeks old. After 6 or : weeks the
food should be mainly hay, though the
milk or cruel should be continued in small
quantities, and mly be given with advan'
taga until the calf is 6 or months old.
Clear corn meal is too heating in its
nature, aud too heartyto be fed to calves
There is probably no meal better thar
ground oats A variety is very desirable
as that gives all the elements needed tc
make up the many different parts. A
mixture Of ohe part each Of corn meal
oil meal and rye meal and three each o
wheat bran and oat meal will furnish ;
wholesome food. .,. .d ..n...... /.
1t is the custom of many breeders o
thorough bred cattle to stable their calves
through the Summer. A finer show cal
can be presented in the Fall. Calves
raised for the dairy may be sent to past
urc at three months DID, 1t is well tt
brihg them up every night and feed them
The habit of coming home at night is wortl
something in dairy COW. 3. l2H .
Calves should be tied with halter O.
rope at week old. Give them warm
dry, light place, with abundance of straw
/ .. s.s.b-----------+------- q.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26

The vote in Cincinnati in favor Of re-
tanning the Bible in the public schools :
including the colored vote, is ll,24s,
while theaggregate anti-Bible vote was
l2,074.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-26
LEY 4 PENNOCK, Hop Merchants.
A Hood gunnlv nf

a.. rt.- AMERICAS AND FOREIGN HoPs!
etantly on hand and for sale ut the lowest rates
Also Hops suitable for pressing u's il
u Ne. q Hayerhll Street, Boston, NJ at .f
. SHIRLEY, ~ s.M. rgysocx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
BY wellington Goddin,
Auetionser and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
M)ND. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
sTREET, BETWEEN T UENTY-THIRD AND
TWENTY-FOuRTH STREETS. WITH THE
IMPRoVEMENTs THEREON. ERo. III g 81, IN
MAIN STREET Twenty FEET, AND Run.
MING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES
one HUNDRED AND TEN FEET TO AN
ALLEY SIXTEEN FELT WIDG.-The under
signed trustees OF the German Building Associa.
ton No. Q, byeyii:ue Of dsed of trust executed
the lath day Of January, 1870 by Henry BIimline
trustee Of Fannie Bottgbeimer, Fannie Bot
ttgheimcr and doses Rostisheimer husband Of
Fannie Bottigheimer, to. the trustees OF. said
Association, and by direction of the board Of d.
rectors of said Association, win expose to sale at
public auction, on the premises. the REAl.
ESTATE conveyed to them in said deed, and
which Is described above, at a O'Clock Z. ii. on
TITEEDAY, the 25. h OF October 1870.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defrsy the expenses
of executing this trust ard to pay TO the said AS.
sociation the hnes. charges, Dies, principal and
interest hereby intended to- be secured, and the
balance. If any, on such credit sud to be secured
in such manner as the said Biimlne, trustee, shall
direct or In case Of his failure to give such direc-
tion, on such credit and TO be secured in such
manner as the undersigned shall make known at
the time OF sale. : --s~st H. METZGER,
-. -. .s.l-g. q. l.UHMAN, re-
: A. JACOB,
oc l3 Trustees G.. B. A., No. 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
BY Grubos & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real estate Agents,
Eleventh. street, between Main and BANK.

8 - 500
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COTTAGE
4 HOUSE AND LOT, IN ASHLAND, Va,
At AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed of trust rom
Mary S. Schermerhorn, trustee for Isabella J.,
Shine and children, 70 the undersigned, duly re-
corded In the Office OF Hanover County Court, ia
Deed Book No, q, page ca being 50 required by
the beneficiary therein named, shall, on tn URs-
DAY, the 9th October, 1870, at O'Clock Z. 3D.,
upon the premises, at Ashland Hanover county,
Va, sell at public .auction, the HOUSE and LOT
conveyed by said deed which lot contains one,naR
with Ave rooms. thereon, and kitchen all re-
Gently erected. The lot is well enclosed with new
plank fence. ns,.- ~ 81 - s.E's. %
TERMS Cash Us to enough to pay all expenses
Of executing the trust and to discharge bond for
SIS3 a. with interest from October 18TH, 1883, till
paid: upon credit until October 18th, 1871, as
to 1898 with interes: from October lS;h 1902 ana
TO pay third bond or 2lsJ SO, With interest from
October 18TH 1859, till paid. The residue npon such
terms as the said grantor may presCrfbe at the Gay
Of sale IL the event Of her failure to give such
direction, upon cre6it Of SIX months. y
+ / 80 WIN. JOSIAH LIE AXE.
oc lE-dtd - $3.50 $50. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21

4 sfs eflssi afon EsSddld {
RAJ Estate Agent and IL ttcneers
Gofnsf Bkiik ana EsIsyes1tii streets 80


|FTsT Fl 81 ~ ~ ~ 80 81 =;
~ ~ ~ ssja
A ND sti 4
SALIEsAE ADgFIsgEs.-sA tle TesIt1egk ql aaessrss
sJolin 81. H0ntag Il. u JIG John H. GresIloT,
T.. Harvey nna Ing "
rnitee OF the
on the ~ III
stsed. the =, :,
owned By the Wy Oh WINCH ~ aSeD tos
FuEsDAI, 1.f4 ~
menciag at u o,clnek ~ M; fys "a
opp6st ING on aes 70 n,
the s9uln suS IL ~ ffnm fnr fe mao
the - ng g,a. s,,a x,nasSis In III, y end
OF the yaIes SO street on sacf Of the three
ss frts This Io By reason OF It's location
~ tf,e York River rsiIroad is Justly re.
ss or any other lot
fn that. S.sirs,t le locality. ~ ~
And on the same day. at 4 O'Clock y. Ms that
bea,,sifuj attractive and magnf1 ceut property a
e southeast corner Of Clay and Eth streets. known
as the asUA Wis yMANSi0N.'' This properly has
s1nE n worldwide reputation chs 10 fl deemed una
acasuary IA f,fvn any f IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
WRUSTERS SALE OF THE VERY
Il VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN 50
THE WNIRGINIA STkAM sUGAR REFIN-

Ill " fGsfhhI1 NM w ~. .
THE "ViRGINIA STFAa SUGAR REIN
EEY BY virtue or two deeds + trust, the FIRST
dated 24.h February, lo0o, cse~kasi hg ihasles ".
Morris and wife to z. III. Ayiett and y. IL, Car
JONES a. Scott having, been
afterwards substituted: rhe second dsted june 10.
O.. Crowley to Harveys & Williams, trustees both
having been duly recorded In the clerks Office OF
Richmond Hastings Court, we shall sell at public
auction, on FRIDAY, November II, 1870, on the
premises, at u O'Clock NJ, being required thereto
By majority In value of the creditors secured In
the VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY,
situated at Rockets, having river frontage OF
s50 feet, and running back 100 feet or more par
tculr DIES cription reference is to the above
named deeds, .ogether with all the valuable wharf,
machinery, and privileges belonging thereto.
The attention of capitalists or companies desir-
ing to engage In very lucrative business Is spe-
der for imm ediate turning out Of sugar and having
a field for their sale from Richmond to New Or
The present capacity is $50 barrels per day, and
can be increased to go barrels at very trtftng
cost. The quality ofits productfs already favor
the northern States. II 1s..5ss.fsli, .ss;sa5sE.i
Immsdist ely after the above sale we win sell the
two brick tenerents situated on the north side of
Main street, between Locust alley and w all street.
nos LAG. 1888, fronting All feet and running back
is known and occupied us the Monticello House,
being included IN same deeds.
TERMS of credit (Which Will be more liberal
than Is required BY the deed,) will be announced
at the hour or sale. z,,
ssn b epsaissd q Far
n s...S,.., Z. 3. HARvEYs & WILLIAMS, Is
i 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
BY Wellington Goddin,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Bank and l ;th streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
. j. SUBURBAN FARM OF THIRTY AND ONE
THIRD ACRES, CINE MILE WEST OF RICH
MOND, NEAR THE VII AGE OF HAKVIE.-
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the sur
scriberby samuel @. Robinson, bearing date l7th
July, 1885, duly recorded in Henrico County Court,
I shall In execution thereof, proceed 70 sell at
public auction, on The premises. on MoNn sa
itiful suburban FARM, located as above. contain
ing 80 3Ol0o acres sisustec in the county of Hen
rico, about one mile west IF Richmond, adjoining
the lands of DIR. Crsnshaw, j I'm n. Shield5's es-
r,te, John Phillips, &c. The soil is Of No., ]
quality. The Improvement CONSIST or On excel
lent UWELLING, containing five rooms. and the
usual out b ifdfngr. sgst9Tt - 8
TEENS EESush In cssa 10 d so t sxpsnses OF
paid ON the last notes seouI ed by the said deed,
with Interest from LIST Octot er, 1858 md as to the
residue Of the proceeds of sale. c-edtt Of one,
two, and three years from the day of sale; credit
lest -ments, carrying interest from day Of ssle,
cured by trust deed on the property.
0c 2l-tds ALEX. II. SANDS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
by Richardson q Cos,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs.
No. ll13 Main street. ~

.GOMMIsSIONERS SALE OF a
" SMALL BRICK DWELLING AND LOT
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
STREET, WEST OF BROOK AVENUE, BE.
TWEEN SMITH AND HENRY STREETS, AT
.AUCTION.-By virtue OF q decree of the Chance
ry Court of the c!tYof Richmond. pronounced oil
the 11tn OCTOBER 1870, in the case OF Sheppard Us.
Crouch ct ais, we, The undersigned, commissions
ors or either OF them will proceed to sell at auc
tion. on the premises, on y EDNESDAY z. 26th in-
slant, st d o'clock p, 3D. III fair If not the next
fair day thereafter a SNAIL BRICK DWELL
ING, Containing, i've rooms, kitchen, &C., and
LOT fronting II Il2 by 15s feet on the north side
of Marshall street, between Smith and Henry
streets, with an alley In the rear Is feet wide
TERMS: One-fogrth cash tho balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
his negotiable notes for the deferred payments,
the title to- be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid.
a aEasSh H. y ATKTN so JR., Com rs.
RICHARDSON e Co. Auct'r5, = 80. j. ec 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aactioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.


THE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALEAT AUG ION.--Will be sold on
MONDAY, tue 18th day of November, 1870, on the
premises at4 O'Clock r. H., the valuable MILL
SITE. with from IL t. II acres OF land attached.
This property is located in Eocketts adjoining the
road, and within two squares of the steamboat
Iandiogs. There srs several buildings besides the
mill proper, in which there Is portion OF the ma
chinery With small outlay there can be had q
Sufficient supply of water run four pairs fburs,
and also an ample supply of pure sprtng water.
This property before the war was considered very
valuable. Ithss been used for milling and manu-
fac uring purposes 1t Is also wea adapted Tor .
brewery or t1nnery, or ter 3ny other purpose
where water power and an abundance supply of
pure spring water are needed. This property will
be sold In the whole or Civided as may be pres
ferred on day of sale
1t can be bought privately before the day Of SALE
pl Of the property can be seen at the office OF
the auctloneer.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash; the balance at IL,
and Is months negotiable notes, interest added
secured by q deed of trust,
oc2i 80. JAS. N. TAYLOR. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
8 - BY Wellington Goddin.
=. "a ,tctjoneer and Real Estate Agent.
SALE OF VALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALu-
" ABLE HOUSE And on Ma MhaN = : W.
sTREaTs' AT AUCTION Acting as spes.s ,l
Commissioner under decree OF me M t t
day 1889 II lhe sya 1y, a Rsa,
,.gainst Taake ruardian, aud others. shall pro.
Co sell &C public auction upon me p zen
an MONDAY, the s1st day OF October, ls79, ut =
O'clock p. NJ, the valuable BRICK AND GRAN.
TIE FRONT TENEMENT on the north side OF
ain between 18th and 18th Streets now Ia the oc-
Gun incys or @. Belenot and others.
ihe lot has O front Of % feet and depth or $50
feet to Exchange alley on which 1t has another
brick tenement, three stories high.
The title Is believed to be indlsput able but, act
Ing rs commissioners, will convey only. with spe-
cial warranty.
stalments paya lie at 4, and IL months after date,
for satisfactorily endorsed negotiable notes, with
Interest added and title retained until all the par
CHASE money Is fully paid on and Ia e coz or
dered by the court R s9saia Mn
sThe property viii be sa T. I'd, SO as to
Zoe aG-db W. GODD1N, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
By Grubbs q Williams,
s Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
GoMMIssIoNERS SALE on "a YER1

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AZ VERY
" DEsTRABLE REsIpENCE on The WEST
SIDE OF FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS.--ln execution of o de-.
cree of the Chaneery Court or sRschmond, entered
on the Isth October, 1870 I'm the caseof Bowen 1s.
Hunt and uls.s the undersigned, commissioners
thereby appointed, will sell at auction. upon the
premise on Monday, the 2tth day OF October, at
o'cIt OK P. III, az fair 81 not then on tho first
fair daY thereafter, AZ the came hour the iCE
adjoining the residence Of John g: aohson. Esq.
and now occupied by the family OF the late w. c.
Durham. 1t contains nbour seven rooms, all
beautifully fnished. with hath-goom, closets,
kitchen, stable, &c. The LOT fronts % feet and
rms b1ck about lbs fest 90 an alley 20 fest wide
The premises arg in full order. The Ioca-.
ton Is OF the bsst In the city, and tho property
amongst The most desirable OF is kind In The
mRrKef. sEs ss-e5 S-sS
TERMS Qne-fourth cash I. balance as Elk,
twelve aud eighteen months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added. retained until tho o.es
are paid. s.
Possession WIN ne given q. few days after the
SALE. PEAGHYaR GRAFT 4, i 60. -
.A Us Tin SMITH so ON - - 55s
GRTHBs % WILLIsMs, AuctieE eers. ocl2 I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21
BY Francis r. Isbtll,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-
u Able AZ DIS At SAVAGE STATION, On
RICHM IND AND YORK RIVER RAILRO SD,
IN II s BICO COUNTY, AT AUCTIoN:-Inp nr-
suance Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Henrieo
county. entered on the elst day Of May 1870 IN the
cl,ancery suit therein pending by the short style or
stSavages admir- and ais VS.. Savage and als.,H the
undersigned. special commissioners therein namea
will on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of October, 1870,
commencing It u O'Clock H. proceed to sell upon a
81. Savage died seized and possessed in the equity
of SHenrico, consisting of about $40 ACRES oF
land Mt and around Savage station, On the York
river railroad embracing the late homestead OF said
jtce6ent Ills land Is about nine miles from the
city of Richmond. is well wooded and has ON II
great variety Of choice fruit trees and an
mill site also, private turnout which the rail-;
road companyis obliged to keep In order The said
Lands Will be divided Into lots to suit purchasers, or
us may seem best to the commissioners a plat may
be seen at the Office OF the auctioneer.
TERMS: One-fourth of the purchase money to be
10 lid In cash the residue i'll three equal
ii 9, 12, snd Is months, the purchaser giving ms
notes therefor, with intsre added from the day ~
sale and the title to the property to be retained till
the whole purchase money is paid and deed or
"efei y 'ne a. . r COURTNEY. Special
= LYTTLETON ROYSTER, Com'rs.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, AuCtioneer. .l oc II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-21

HIGH CONsTABLE's SALE will
Ill sell at public anction a my Office, on IN
TRDlY. October 22d, at 10 O. clock, the following
srticles 10 satisfy sundry distress warrants ana
executions fu INV lands: WARDROBEsi WASH
STANDS. MATTRFssES, MIRRORS, CHAIRS,
TRUNKS, BUREAUS, BEDsTCEnA r.. l ;, BED 81 !.
pairs BELLOWS, &C., &c. Also, the hole
SALE LIQUOR DEALERS LICENSE, both
State and Internal Revenue, of j. ID. Domintc1.
) oc l7-tds A. W. ROSEN, ID. @. 9. X.
DUBLTC SALE OF LAND.-We win
L SELL on the premises. on THURSDAY, the Goth on
of October next ut u O'Clock M.. q TRACT OF
LAND, containing about THREE HUNDRED
AMI. F0KTY ACRES, lying on Owens creek
the same land in which judith Smith, deceased,
held life estate, and which Is now IN the occu-
pancy of N. G.. Moss. The land Is level and con-
Yenlent to mills and churches.
The terms Will be made known on the day OF
sale, PEACHY r. GRATTAN,
: $50 Agent for the Cppchesi
CAROLINE AZ. CARTER,
MARY E. DUKE.
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