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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
IOWA.

From Waverly to Hampton.
From, Washington to Wassonville.
From Atlantic City to Hamburg
From Ackly to Albert Lea, in Minnesota.
From Concord to Albert Lea, in NJ Minnesota.
From Corning to Marysville, in Missouri
From Port Byron, in Illinois, to LIE Claire.
From MaquOketa to Dubuque.
From Pella to Knoxville.
From storm Lake to Spencer.
From Manchester to Monticello.
From Mount Pleasant TO Ainsworth.
From London to Monticello.
From Melrose to Garden Grove.
From Floyd Valley to Redwood, in Minnesota.
From Webster City 30 Belmond.
From Bemond to Condord.
From Marion to Manchester.
From Algola to Spencer.
From Dunlap to Castana.
From Grundy Centre TO New Providence.
From Atlantic to Valiska.
F-om Little Sioux to Charter Oak.
From Mount Ayr to Corning.
From Fort Madison, via Denmark, to Danvile.
From Panora to Jefferson.
From Knoxville to Hainmond5bur9.
From Nlliska to Marysyii.t IA Missouri.
From Cromwell to New jefferson.
From Aelrose to Garden Grove.
From Victor to Springfield.
From Abba to Bloomfield.
From West Point to Salem.
From Orawa to Maple Landing.
From El9yds Valley To Tavern, in Minnesota.
From Macedonia TO Red oak Junction.
From Stewart to Jefferson.
From Po.tville via Myron ana Ludlow. to Wat
kon.
From Strawberry Point, via Saint Sebold and Vol
ga CITY, to ElcadeT
Prom Anita, via Hamlin's Grove Oakield, Extra
Lucoeks Grove, Macks, and Carroitoa, to Carroll
Center.
From Fort Madison, via Denmark and Parish to
DalviNe.
From Toledo, via Spring Creek to Badger Hill.
From Cottage Grove to Deertield
Prom Cold Spring to Fort atkinson.
From MechaEicsville, via Cedar Bluffs to Zoar.
From Marion, via Wild Cat Grove, to Masonylle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
aIil6 sci y Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
IL. &. Millaudon ct ais, vs.. Mrs. Margaret

L
Carey, wife of James l.. Carey, and her hus-
band, (Margaret Newman. wife OF James l.
Careyl-Fourth District Court for the parish
Orleans. No. "a I'll.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
ID sale, to me directed by the Honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
city. SATURDAY, October /, 1870 at II O'Clock
NJ, the following described property. to-wIt-
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the Sixth District OF the city of New Orleans Gate
parish OF Jefferson i'll square number seventy-two.
which is bounded by Bacrhus, Apollo Milan and
MareDgo streets designated by the numbers six to
ten incusive all of said lots aoin each other and
measure follows, to wit Lot number six has
thirty feet and four inches front Milan street, by
depth, between equal and parallel lines OF one
hundred and twenty feet lots numbers seven TO
ten, inclusive measure each thirty feet and five
inches front AilaN stree, by depth, between
equal and parallel lines, of hundred and twenty
feet.
Together with all the rights WAYS, servitude5.
privileges AMI advantages thereuDto belonging
II any viSt appc9taining.
Being the same property acquired by the defen-
dan- BY purchase from Edmond BuTthe per act
passed before Thomas J. Beck notary public in this
cav or the nineteenth day OF June, 1875.
Seized il the above suit
Terms-CaSh Oh the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
Reclamation Of Adoiphe Iafarge-NO, 49,

ADOLPHE LAFARGE A RESIDENT OF THE
IL parish OF Ayoyci!cs. having been DISTINGUISHED
by the provisions OF article IIinety-nine OF the
constitution of this state i'll consequence OF hay
ing written and published newspaper articles i'll
inc advocacy OF treason, do hereby yOuG-
tarilV certify that | acknowledge the rebellion
to Lave been morally and politically wrong.
and that regret any aid comfort may have
given it.
iSi-neil A. LAFARGE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
au24 sel2 Is SheIitf o! the parish of Orleans.
1Irs, NJ. l.. AlmOpaster, wife Separated

Mrs. NJ. l.. AlmOnaster, wife Separated
from bed and board OF Joseph Xavier Deitau,
Baron de Pontalba VS.. Frank Sharl,-Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, No.
90 S}2
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID 10 me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
auction, ~: the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
cha.ge. Royal street, between Canal and Custom
hoN- streets il. the Second District of this city
SATURDAY, September i, 1870, az twelve O'Clock
81. the following described property to wit
j CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together with
al thu rights privileges and advantages thcreuntO
belonging il aay wise apDertaining situated,
living and being in the First District of this dity,
bounded BY Cortes, Ulloa St. John and DHeme-
court streets, designated by the number seventy
two on plan drawn by Olivier Martin, survey
dated the ninth day OF March, 1867 and depos-
tied i'll the office OF Anedee Ducatel notary public
III this city, plan number twenty-five OF the
book of plans number seven.
The said square, composed of twenty-six lots,
numbered from one to twenty-six inclusive. being
the same property acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase from plaintiff per act
passed before said notary, Amedee Ducatei on the
fifteenth Of April 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Ternls-Casl the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
KANSAS.

From Salina to Wikeson.
From ottawa to Corona
From Pieasanton to Humboldt
From Usage to Morgan
From iIoltOn to Topeka.
From Ottawa to Lane.
From hluscotan to lila watha.
From Emporia to Arkansas City.
From Humboldt to Wichita.
Brom Independence to Winfield.
From ChetOpah to Sherman in Texas.
From Parker to sherman, in Texas.
From Cirard to Jacksonville
From Girard to FredOnia.
From Girard to Lama, in Missouri
From Fredonia to Saint CLAIR.
From FredOnia to Eureka.
From Lawrence to Lyndon
From Lyndon to Burlington.
From Wilmington TO Alma.
From Topeka to Auburn.
From Namego to Alma.
From Ogden TO Parallel
From junction City to Manhatten.
FROM Manhatten to Irving.
From Irving to Clay Centre.
From Dephos to Beoit.
From Ottowa to Usage City.
From Nateryille to Scandinavia
Flppi Washington to New Scandinavia.
From Washington to Junction City.
From Muscotah to westmoreand
From Garnet to Fretonia.
From Hiawatha to Bro wnsvilc
From Rock Creek to Elizabeth
From Baxter Springs to sherman.
From Ogden to Randolph.
From Usage to Papinsville, in M.e0-.-
From Eureka, via Upper Elk River a.8 1854
Greek to CresweH
Prom Howard, via Elk River, to the
River.
From Jacksonville, via Cana River to the Stat,
Line.
From Wichita via Arkansas River, to, the mouth
OF Grouse Creek.
From Eidorado to Arkansas City.
From Hays City to Fort Dodge.
KENTUCKY.
From Estill Furnace to Winchester.
From iIillsboro' 70 Bangor.
Prom Beattysville to Compton.
From Hardinsburg 20 jacksonville.
From Augusta to Germantown.
From MadisOnvile to GaTuettsviile.
From Mount Sherman to Landyiile.
From Paintsvie to Blair.
From, winchester to ftchburg.
Erou, Winchester to Indian Old Fields.
Prom Hartford to Madisonvile.
From Cadz to Rockford.
From Wilburn to Clinton.
From Florence to Benton.
From sugart0wn, via Babbs Bridge, to Cheney.
vile.
LOUISIANA.
From Houma 10 Live Oak.
MISSOURI.
From Carthage to (salesburK
Fro0 0pceoh 70 r1easaatol, in 1ansoa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13

E4....
From Lltj4
from Athens To Nt
From Athens to Pratt's 4u.44.
from jasper, via En's Grove 10 I4Ocus,.
from Keystone, via Chestnut Grove, 10 Ewin cton
, FROM Lucasville, via mouth of Bear Greek
b4ndnouts Store and Mount Joy, to Rarden.
From scio to CarrolltOn
From Jeddo to Island Creek
From McCOy's to Knoxville
From Milford to Belfast.
From JACKSONVILLE to Hartleyvie
From I'OmeToy to Athens
From HillsboTO to Sabina
From Edgart0n to Hicksyilie
OREGON
From Forest Grove to Astoria
From Camp Bdwell, in California via (,oose Lake
Valley, to Camp Warner, in Oregon,
From Hot Springs, via Fort Klamath. to Jackson.
Vile. "
From Astoria, via military road, to Forest Grove
PENNSYLVANIA.
From Horton's to Brady.
Prom OecoOlA 70 Smiths Mi1h.
Fxon eeeteA ~ = CeekaaSurg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
The City of New Orienn, vs.. z. FilIeuI-

AN''-"-%'4Ni VI tue spDl
THOMAS H. MAXWELL,
sci Is oc2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04

WoNpsRrrL INSTINCT OF A MrLE.-The
st. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette of the 22d says i:
"The mule has always been noted for his
profound sagscity, but we yesterday heard
OF an instance that completely over-si7es
any mule case yet reported in the pa
pers. The mules attached to one OF the
cars of the street railway had always been
in the habit of stopping at the stable on
Eighth street for their feed every evening
1T just o'clock, railroad time. On satur-
day evening the car reached the stable AZ
half-psst 5, when one Of the animals at
tachcd to it stopped and manifested de-
cided inclination to 60 into the stable. The
driver used the whip vigorously, but with
out avail. The only evidence Of life 1t
brought forth from the perverse animal
WAS the elevation Of its heels In close
proximity to his head. Coaxing was then
rcsortei to with like success. The obstI-
nate animal refused to bulge an inch.
Quite crowd had by this time gathered at
the scene of action, and variety OF me-
thods were suggested for starting the mule,
whose heels now began to hy around more
lively. All efforts failed, however, until
Mt length an idea occurred to the stable
keeper. lie went in and brought out the
watch by which the cars are run, and
l.clI it up in front of the obstinate ami
malls eyes. The mule gazed at it mo-
ment. The hands of the clock showed that
i: lacked fifteen minutes of o'clock. The
animal, fully satisfied that time had not
been called, Immediately started off on a
lively tros for the end of the track. He
reached the stable on his return trip at just
j O'CLOCK - --------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04

CARLYLE AND AN AMERICAN AuTHoR.-
An American author of eminence came
over to London recently bearing letter Of
introduction from Emerson, one of Carlyle's
special favorites and warmest admirers.
Carlyle has a habit of answering the door
himsclf-a practice rather disconcerting to
hawkers, beggars, &c., and, indeed, to appli-
carts of another stamp. This particular
Yankee knocked, and Carlyle opened unto
him. The interviewer" taken back, for
re knew Carlyle well by his photographs
las who does not?), asked, hesitatingly,
as Mr.. Thomas Carlyle at homer The
saec's reply was a loud and emphatic
No" followed by slamming the door with
50 much nbruptness that the Americans
nose made a very narrow escape. Tie has
large room at the top of the house, lighted
from the roof, where all his favorite books
are, and pasted on the walls are portraits
sou!c fine, others very common-of those
whom he regarded as his hcroes-Frederick
tie Great, Gustavus Adolphus, and a num-
her more. This room is his sanctum.-Lon-
don court ,IOuTaUl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-04
BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT OF FARMING AND TIMBERED
LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS. SAW-MILL,
&C.. CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED AND
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, AND NEAR
MEADOW STATION: ON THE YORK RIVER
RAILROAD. AT AuCTION.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust executed to me. the undersigned, by
Christian Leber Jr the 18th day of June, 1857 and
recorded In the clerks office OF Henrico county.
shall. as trustee, being required so to do by the
beneficiary therein secured: proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Office
of Richardson Il Co.: IIs Main ,trcet, under Ian:
caster & Co.'s. THURSDAY, 10th March, at 12S
O'Clock P. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND described
In the above mentioned deed, adjoining the lands
Of Edward Cartwright. Thomas J.. Carter. and
others, known as LONG MEADOW and con-
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND F1FTY-sIX
ACRES more or less-one half cleared and I'M
proved, the balance tinbcred with original growth
Of pine, oak. hickory, and IbuttonwoOd, with a
good FRAME DWELLING, ample out-louses,
saw-miil and water for all purposes.
TERMS: One-third cash balance ut four. eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest
added, and secured by deed of trust. -
GEORGE D. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co.. Auctioneers. fe2s
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.n1rror sALss-r''ulsure pays. !.
By Grubbs 8 Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE, REAL ESTATE
Y AT THE NoRTHWEsT CORNER OF
MAIN AND THIRD STREETS FOR SALE
At AUCTIOE.-on TUESDAY, March 18th:
commencing at ~ o'clock p. ~, we will
sell, upon the premises, the former resi-
dence Of Judge John A. Rnbertsnn, aituated as
above. It is n THREE-9TORY F r A L
DWELLING with nine rooms besides the base
ment, and is in very good order.
with the DWELLING will be sold LOT
fronting e75 feet on Main street and running back
ilal feet on Third street.
After which will he sold the LOT adjoining on
The west, upon which stands the OFFICE with TWO
rooms This LOT fronts "a feet on Main street,
and runs back ilsA feet. with lot adjoining its
rear on the west side II by 81 feet. and afnrding
the use Of wide alley which extends out TO
Second street.
7 he above property is amongst The most desiras
bic for private residences now on the mnrket ana
It bids fair to become very valuable In few years
for business purposes, the rent In the mean time
being very good income for the Investment:
TERMS 6ne-fourth, cash; balance at four.
eight and twelve months for notes with interest,"
added and secured by a deed of trust. Purchasers
to pay taxes and insurance for 1870.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
MID huctioneers.
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anuT1ou- sArEs...lFFnturc Days.
By Paine q Co., Aucttoneers.


r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
! ON WEDNESDAY she eth Instant, com
nencinu Mt 10 o'clock, we will sell at onr auction.
rooms 8 very large and desirable assortment o.
entiFessTT A slefI AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
romnrisinp n great variety OF new and cholce
goods suited to early spring sales. ,op.rs
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BAL L,s, AL,
variety for men, women, misses, ant
children .. ., ~, :. a.,
20 cases MEMS AND BOYS HATS, OF the
latest and most popular styles;
with an invoice of
"''' TRAVELLING BAGS,
UMBRELLAS,
FRENCH CORSETS, &C:
To which will be added great variety oil s'oc'
goods, consisting Of ,,ors
BOOTS AND SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
HATS, &C.: ,.,,.,-
being the stock OF retail store closing business
T, I,e ! po'-' PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM OF FoRTY.TWO ACRES MORE
PA "a CREEK Tf r TiP AR ar 81 TWO Two
AND HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND.-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed by +. Perpignon
to the subscriber as trustee, bearing date the eth
day Of March, 1854 for provisions therein con-
tained, and duly recorded in the clerks office of
the county court OF Chesterfield county, deed
Book, volume 81. page 81 end being required so TO
do by the beneficiary in said deed, will sell at
the 10th day OF March. 1870, at O'Clock p. NJ,
the very valuable FARM, containing FORTY
TWO ACRES more or lcss) on the south side of
the Manchester and Failing Creek turnpike, and
adjoining the lands OF j. HObbs's estate. Ray
Moss's estate. and others, whereon the said Per-
piyn0n HOW resides,
TERMS Cash as to a suffciency to paw all ex-
penses attending the said trust and nquidate the
claim lin present currency mentioned in said
deed; as to the residue OF such purchase money,
the same shall be made PAYABLE at such times and
In such sums as the said F. PerpignOn shall di-
rect. JAMES n. 2 ERDUE,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by a. c. PULL1AM, Auctloneer.
mi,
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BY james NJ. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
0ffIcc No a1l Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN RICHM0ND.-By virtue Of a
decree of the judge nf tho circuit court of the city
of Richmond pronounced on the 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1870 In the case of TAYLOR r9. Sturgcs, |
shall rs special commissioner tharehy nDnninteti.
proceed To sell Mt public auction. on SATURDAY
the 18th day of March. 1870. at d O'Clock on the
premises If fair. If not. the next fair day there
after tho following real ESTATE described IN
said decree Il portion Of said property being In
the town Of Sidney, in Harvie's plan, near Belvi-
dere-riZ.:
LOTS Nos. and II In square No. o No fronts
on the west side Of Belviderc street between 'ev-
orlv and Albomarle streets 60 feet nv l6 feet deen
Lot No. II fronts the east side nf Pine street 90
feet running hack l45 feet to an alIcv.
LOTS ms. IL and 10. in SQUARE No. II. front %
feet oh IN the east side of anre at IFS inforsec-
ton with Spring street running back las feet.
On MONDAY the 18th of ia" Of March. 1870. on
the PREMISES. viii lie sold the ether LOT named In
said decree bein that desirable LOT In Rockets
front hon. cirhtv-two feet on Inplar street at
It's intersection with Ash street. and extending
across the York River railroad at present occu-
WED by the United States Government as lnm-
bn--yard. This NAV he rorsiiercla valuable lot,
living on both sides nf the railroad.
TERMS One-thrd cash the balance Mt four and
einht months for negotiable noc7. interest added
title to he rrtaiurd until the wholeof the pur-
chase money shall have been paid. The purchaser
to have the right to pay cash and obtain his deed.
JAMES N. TAYLOR.
mig Srccial Commissioners.
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DYEFgG, sCelBRHsG. &c.
LINNEMAN'S

L1NNEMAN'S .,.
IL. STEAM DYEING AND SCoURiSG
EsTABLlShMEST,
40 BROAD s,reef between Fourth aud Fifth streets.
Iadies' Dresses, Shawis, Cloaks, and sacks,
DYED IN ANY COLOR DEsiREh or CLEAN
ED in the very hest and neatest manner.
Gentiemen's garments CLEANED OR DYED
as new. ..,,,,m,, 49, r,cr ono
nasnscfrS,,iy iniorm the public that / have for
sale apEDSs SrAMPED IN ALL cDLoRS
and win stamp goods at my establishments No. 4sl
Hroai street at o much lower rate than any house
in the North. Specimens OF ray work can be seen
az my store. CrIl and examine for yourself
49, /, LISSEMAN. No. go Broad street,
IA s7-Sm between Fourth and Ftyta.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
1 IN SIDNEY.-By virtne IF deed OF trust
executed by A. Grant. dsts Il ustce for Mrs. julia
A. Green, dated 2sth October. 1897. and recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court office. being thereto
required hv'the holders Of the notes. secured by
said deed I will sell st auction, upon the premises
on MONDAY, It'll OF March ut a O'Clock Z. NJ,
II fair IF not, then the first fair day
at the same hour the following property-to wit
LOT on the south side Of Dover street between
Cherry and Cuivert streets fronting ioi feet run
ming back $50 feet to an alley Is feet wide.
Also. FRAMED DWELLING on the north
side of Cumberland street between Cherry and
Culvert bcenninp 9S feet II inches east of Culvert
street, fronting 90 feet. running back Ids feet.
TERMS To nav off prior lien and the notes
secured by the deed of trust wnuld require the sum
of 5000 with interest thereon from Goth Of October
1857 in addition to the expenses of sale, to he paid
In cash the residue 10 be upnn such terms as the
trustee IN said deed may direct, or In case Of his
failure to give such direction, upon such terms as
the trustee may think TT.
It is supposed, however, that the terms may be
changed so as to rcqUirea less sum In cash than
above stated. =. W. GRUBRS, Trustee.
GRCBBS e WILLIAMS. AuctiGneers. NH
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For the Norfolk Virginian.
thou art a Jewel!

Some of the iterarti of our little city
have recently been very much exercised as
well as puzzled by the inquiry, Who was
the autho. of the above phrase? The fol-
lowing from the Sunday Dispatch of Phila-
Iephia, in a No. published some years ago,
lives the true answer:
Consistency, thou are a jewel" is
tic refrain TO an old satirical song pub
li-i,cd in miscellany of bacchanalian and
political ditties in the old country about
The commencement of the last century. The
conclusion of the refrain ran thus:
There let it pass. upright. upright.
Honesty, thur, diamond bright,
Consistency, thou art i jewell
Portsmouth, March ., 1870. W.
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ByW. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY V Al Al IN WNI MIRO 1il
TRICT. BOUNDED BY CARY AND yIRGI,
MA STREETS AND sHOCkOE SLIP, For
SALE.-I am authorized to sell 4 portion or the
land on which formerly stood the Columbian
Hotel, and the whole OF that on which stood the
Tobacco Exchange having front on the south
side of Gary street OF ia feet front on virginia
feet.
This property Is located in the centre Of the
large wholesale trade of our city, u portion OF
which Is In front of the site on which the DanVile
Railroad Company propose to erect their rev
depot. This is regarded as amongst the best loea-
tions In the city for rst-class wholesale stores OF
for the erection ola grand building for the use OF
the Corn Exchange. Tobacco Exchange, and
Chamber Of Commerce.
II will lie sold rs whole, or If preferred will be
sold in separate parcels.
A plat can be seen at my Office.
TERMS !: Reasonable.
w. GODDIS,
Estafe Aucfnnear
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucllonccrs,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

MISERABLE. REAL ESTATE ON
~ CHTRrH HnL FOR SALE AT AUG
TI0N-NviIl be sold at auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY. 7th inGtrnt AT ~ O'Clock ". NJ the
property formerly owned bv;'nhn G; Mnanff , dr7
with 1--WE rooms the usual out honses. and about
THREE ACRES OF LAND. located lust h"ynnd
the eastern cornorate limits and on the road lead
In" to Oakwnnd Cemetery.
Also. at 81 O'Clock p ". the same day. TWO
NEW FRAMED TENEMENTS. each having
Ave rooms, store, and lot so by l?6 feet. on me
northeast corner Of Twenty fifth and Leigh
streets Both of the last-named tenements are
occupied by prompt-payinR tenants, one Of whom
has been doing for n year or more lucrative drug
business In thn adjoining store.
To any one desiring to purchase with that view
or otherwise fine opportunity IL offered.
TERMS Dnc-thrd cash ba'ancc nj D. =. ana Il
months for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured by deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON & CO..
mil AuctOneers.
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Il rized agents, we offer all the PROPERTY
heretofore 10 use for the accommodation ofthe poor
ofthe county OF Henrico consisting OF o re HUN
situated about six miles east OF the city of Rich
mond and half q mile from the new Central turn
pike, with HOUSE thereon suitable for dwell
Ing house tno other buildingsl. The land Is of
good quality, naturally about one-,h bird cleared;
balance In small wooded growth (osk bushesl,
There will also DO sold No. MULE aud
SPRING WAGON, with small supply OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Apply to JOHN WOODWORTH or JACOB s.
ATLEE, the authorized agents.
If the above property Is not sold before the 7th
day Of March NEXT IL will on that day be offered
for lease for term Of three years, ut the county
courthouse. 10 ltd