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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-09-27
LAWYERS.

BYRON STILWELL,
Attorney at Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office
With J. J. Jacobs. Will give prompt at
tention to all professional business in his
fine in Ashland and adjoining Counties.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL,
Attorney at Law, Ashland, Ohio, will at
tend promptly to all legal business entrust-
el to his care. Bankrupt cases in u. >.
Curt will receive special attention.
rEt-- JOHN J. JACOBS,
Attorney at Law, Ashland, Ohio. All
kinds of business belonging to the profession
promptly attended 10. Office. on Church st.
JOHN D. JONES,
Attorney at Law, Ashland Particular at
tcntion paid TO collecting and business in
Probate court. Office on Main and church
Streets, Ashland, o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09
By Hill & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. llOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
4 AND BUILDING LOTS ON CHURCH
HILL.-By virtue of q deed Of trust executed by
John G. Watkins to the subscriber, as trustee,
dated 22d day Of February 1870 and Of record In
the Clerks Offices of Richmond Hastings Court
and Henrico County Court. being thereto required
by the CREDITOR viii sell at auction, on the prem
Uses on SATURDAY.. the 10th day of Septem Der,
at a O'Clock Z. NJ, the BRICK HOUSE on The
corner OF both and streets having u trout on
3Oth street or "a feet by l3l feet deep. The house
has four rooms. with Kitchen In the yard, and Ia
ter on the premises
Also, the VACANT LOTS on al5t street, com.
mencing at the corner of 3lst and streets, and
running southwardly 100 feet, having depth Of
the whole square.
TERMS: Cash us to the expenses OF sale and to
pay Off debt OF 1874 49, with interest; and as TO
the balance. upon such terms as shall be announced
At the sale 1t Is probable more favorable terms
may be given Oh day Of sale.
SEQ JOHN A. COKE, Trustee.
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salG1mlo~d Dlspatfh.
sAr1rspAy SEPTEMBER Q, 1911

TIE Civil sERvIcE.-The civil I Scr,.n.
commissioners. before their recen. auJu cries
ment. propounded certain interrogans w I'm a
70 ATTORNEY General Akerman, ana nu
written out bl- reply, Of some . Two in the
in length. which appeared yesterday l"
washington and Baltimore papers. no s,a.
He holds that while Congress eau ,;yhlic
tu'e limit the Executive choice one 20. shaIl be
office nv prescribing that no ono .an,;n..
" '"no;nted who has not passed an eNanlih .;
Py T. s 1sssns limit that s' the so:s
' .". competitor in an examination shaa'
I ,o I'll eases be appointed, because lhis oe-
Drives the President Of all
,hn President be exercised by civil
sr;yice board of exam ners.
The clause in the Constitution requires "s
.hn anpointmcnt, which includes the seicc'
,,ou Of the person 10 be mace by the RE
s;Irnt. the heads Of departments. or .he
cnurls. The Attorney General regards Inc
military and naval appointments o az tu.
coming within this clause OF the Cohs'i'u'
lion.
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AUCTrON sALEs--Futnre Days.

CHERIFF,S SALE.-By consent OF the
a1ecntion and attaching creditors and ey
~ ot Of The assignee IN bankruptcy OF Serrell,
rhni, nroceed TO sell at the factory formerly
os.n,nied by serrell Flash Reed, situated at the
Soot pf o. b street nesr the river, on WsDNES-
nay. the goth day Of september, 1871, commence
Ing ut II O'Clock A. NJ, the following property
4s-HoRsE POWER ENGINE,
3 BOILERS and FIXTURES, In good cont1tlon !;
ANVILS,
BELLOWS,
WOES,
anGnlNE FOR CLEANING BARK,
/ PLAfFoRM SCALE,
Quantity OF DYE,
'iANKS for holding die,
| / TIN SAFE,
DESK aud CHAIR,
| WhEELBARkOW5,
BASKETS,
| BUCKETS,
Lot OF HOES.
PRESSING-SCREWS,
Q cars OLD IRON, &C., &C.; r.or
| and the USEXPlRED TEAM De The LShoh
| OF the premises, ending 3lst December, 1911. a,
| TERMS OF SALE: Une-thtrd III cash Ioc sns Gu Gu
| CINE Balance upon credit OF Sky anys gu
f5ur m onths for negotiable psper, WITH appI9Tr
city endorser. The other property VIII De SLY III
| Ssh. 49, w ~ Pirhmond.
| SEQ IDS Sner II tlky VI !sIS----
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

We havej st made very large additions 70 oul
stock Ell Geo by Mt. ROUSc expressly Inr lAt
kicl1n 4nd trade We c IN confidently recon III. nc
these Y eds To our friends 30 tn. V"rf BET
.SDS MIST and CtEAPE-T GO, IDS in me
cI,y. We merton a few OF the articles WIFE
prices annex ID ~ some OF theW:
DRESS 500 :.
1syards eIrvXEt DR;>S 81 Il. S33. worth fi';
Ia ya-ds s. Lk Pc LIN 70 Sll. worth Tla.
We n We no prices for urnlner dress goods we
are Ell Ing LLeln at prices to suit tach part cear
10. Wncory BRAND MAE$.ILLEs QUILTS,
H.. tfartory brandt MARsSILLEs QUILTS,
$3.50
these are frst-rate goods. and are long way
loo dozen GEMS LINEN (hemmcd) HAND
kEKCHI" rs
GHNTs' HEMMEn (pure Iinrp) HANDKFR-
IHI.F: n Tl.75 per d,zcn. These hand
k.r. hrIs W ..ll,1 .. cheap a. $3.50
70 ,t,.Zen L.DI s. L IN HASlktECFlEFc,
LaJ,e>' linen = ,dk'rrE'tia a. 81. Is per 'iozcn,
h. pat ~ so:
Gears Unt,ers hlrts (:4u wear soc. tgocdl.
A tul line OF Gcnt's fmrn! bhing good; Qa:est
STYLES IN test q tcltyl
4 yer iarg. ana IL nd, III. assortment OF ..ib.
,,ons uil co'ors I'll widths.
" ME (,ir WI flor na;s al ~. 50 per d"Z:u,
to l,t-Awl FuTuanS at sS re com,
... az 1:ur Il f5,5c. Be lurc u lock a these
truuk- fnr IN y arc genuine bd gain.
ga Zvu AId Gtuscs .iuc for 100. some Tor ri
=. IL .to pGk III cur DOLL \ X III. q .ON Es.
mn 40 GU II = Ai.G. "OUSS.
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A DEATH srRuooLE.-BGg t,s observed ~. j
last night sculiDg on the I the Younger Dung
Black Rock, and presently Tue Tue canal sUan and
man three the elder one ,n.o e .u he rem
ran ave. Hr thc SPECTATORS tho man drowned.
T Th,. hodv was taken to the dead house,
,,nerr il remains unrccognlzed. The pc.
l,c. nave thus far tailed to get on tie track
ul The murderer. .,o
I;,:er advt cs announce the arrest OF Tue
,,,,, ,yho comm tied hr murder. lie IS
Germ. n, nnmcd John Gr ma, aud me mus'
u.rrI man is bis cousIn. Bernhard derl'''
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BY Grubbs d williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Elauerth betpeen Main and Bank streets.

Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE, AT AUG:
" TION, OF VALUABLE JAMES RlIEk
ESTATES, FORTY-T WO MILES AB0yE
RIGHMOND.-In execution OF decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Goochland county, entered otn
September, 1870, in the case OF Heath VS.. Fleu'he,
&c and In cases OF other plaintiffs VS.. same We
will sell at auction, upon the premises resp cIise-
IT, on UEtDAY, I'd Of OCTOBER 1871, beSl mn "
at Il O'Clock M, the VALUABLE LANDS OF
Go,chland county, about forty two miles aDoEe
richmond. being the estates known as est
VIEW - and "hANESVIhLE." They embrace
about !, $50 acres, of which about 2SI acres sdS
frst-clas5 river low grounds. 7l3 acres Oh cisaeeu
highland and $50 acres In wood.
The improvements are In two settlements nav :
ing comfortable dwelling-houses Win numerous
and generally superior out-buiidngs OF Ri Hlnu,
Those estates are rated as amongst Tue otst u,
tn at reg on so famed for Its productlVeness, anu
no better opportunity 10 tecure choice Janus IL
The lands will be either sold as a whole or SUB
divided as may be desired. giving TO sacn iract
due proportion OF woods, highland, anu loM.
grounds Several very pretty farms may pe lalu
eft. .,o - .o,s
and of suit the balance on crault OF one t"o'
three and four years, for bonds or notes win 10
ierest added, and personal security put NxSSst
ourement OF security will be dispensed WIFE sIe o
the payment by purchaser OF the hrst lnstalmens
~ 'A' WALTER D. LEAKE.1
j II. GUY, Com'rs.
Il. ID. IRVING,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
"a A. % 3O,.SO
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.7.v,ov ss1Es-ruture DAYS.
By d. z. Weisiger, Anctioneer,
no. I0l6 Main street

GALE OF A FARM in CHEsTEka r.
GogSTY yA 4; c5yyst Srsesfd O. County
Irononncsd at NAV term, 1871 in thi suit o,
eEedt S1 ss sI sale va at w auction
h,ahest bidder. at the September term tmOs ~
q the Co sI,sn q F@EM q OR nTsRAoT
IaNn with ali the improvements thereon i, n ~ :
longing TO the late W; W. cn II SiGgD of Two
nREn IND sEVEN1 Y-TWO ArD a H anal
Acres In ali, the main tract being OF aoou'
n,rts|open and wooded land. ,,o t,,ch-
The farm Is we'll known, and Iies On house
mond and old Pit road, near . Ei and B. M 90
h haytsnn and is proved by MANs1os-hoo'A
and all necessary buildings hsa,tbfuI locality
and an er so nEa makes 1t desirable as
homestead. -se,aue Mt one, two, anc
,hras Years. for approved negol.ole 1ect 70 The
title retained until pa ayrt 00
confirmation OF the GortxSi D0NNAN, C"m'r.
.,,.dbv ID. X WEIsIGER, Auct.
p,tsrsburo. "a, Sept Z, 1871. 81 -
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~
EMO LOTS OF PLEDGES,
BY Wellington Goduln',
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Garner of Eleventh and Bank siTeels'

VALUABLE FARM OF 1917 ACRES,
v IN thu CUUnTY OF HENklCI;, SIT II q
MypS FROM kICHMOtD. AND - =
HALF MILE NORTH CF THE HOhh R!vEh
R.iIROAD. AND ONE MILE WEST ~ gay
sGE STATioN. FOR SALE AT AUGTION.T,;
Ry virtue ola deed of trust from Chas: d. ioWeu
AID wife to u.s. dat october 90, 1894 duly record
cd in the c cTk's Office Of Hc1rico county, qeed,
hook 81 page 1872, we. will ON the I'D DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1871, st Henrlco county court
hOnse ut o clock =. NJ. In the city OF hlchmonnI
pracccd to sell the LANDS conveyed In the sald
d, cd. tclnK TWO TRACTS or LAND bough: by
Charles II. Powell from David Niche anu wife,
outlining In the aggregate l9l 55-lo0 acres, ad-
Joining the lands Of Or. Pcterfeld Trent and 9TH
srs ga the tract called West~ood, containing
1871 acres, there Is a comfortable and roomy
dwelling aud kitchen. bsrp, stable, &c. ABOUT
one-laf of this tract Is under cultivation, pro-
ducng good crops. The Wade tract adjoins the
hon adj and contains IS $40 acres; Is covered
with u heavy growt, Of timber and wood.
MIR. Powell, who lives On the place, VIII show
the lands ahd give any information that may be
desired. Possession will be given as soon as the
growing crops are secured. Both tracts Sill be
solu together, or separately, as may be deemed
best. ,
TERMS: One fourth cash /; the balance In three
equal pa yments N g. II, and Is months In crest
added at the rate or eigh. per cent with decd OF
trust TO secure the deferred payments.
VIM. III. BkXrEk, )Trus,o..
TH0S. Ii. PUWELL,l
60 q 2tawtdJ
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sbixs ossSxrS
,g,HE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

Daring the mex, ten days we Will sell all Sum
MIR GO DIS At AND BELOW COST, rather
Than 10 mack them away fol the next season, there
fore great bargains can be ob!aiLedln
CIR NADISES
JAP MISE POPLINS,
PIQUES,
LACE and CHALLI sHAWLS
BACK M~EINUs HAWLS.
WHITE ano BUFF POSGEE SILK PAR
ASUL3,
KID GLOVES, and sll kinds OF
DRY GOODS.
Cur assortment OF
REACHED and BROWN COTTONS,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
QUILTS, PRINTS,
CASSIMEksS,
And goods IN general, IS very fair, and &c ofer
them at the Lowest prices. n early "sH - SILL
citet. Nj. ihRLni W. =" 80 e,,
sea ool pI"ao - 20" v ho' ''h
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EI By Grubbs & Williams,
Auct,oneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, betHesn Main ana Bank.

TOMM ISSIONER'S SALE OF BUILD
u IrG LOTSih RICHMOND CITT.-ln exc
cution Of DEGREES entered in the CIRCUIT Court OF
Chariot county, enterei in the three cases or
Ferguson, Bro & Co. vs.. W. .. Bouidln's admin
istrator, Adams's administrator Vs.. b. G.. Boul-
din's executor, Ro Jertson VS.. X. O. Bouldin,
viii sell st auction, upon the premises respec-
lively, in the o! der named below, on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day OF 81 p:cmber, commencing III 8
O'Clock z. NJ, the folio Hing real estate:
4 building lot on Tie east side of ST. James, be-
tween Duyal and Baker streets, adjoining the rcs1-
dence Of Mr.. Wm Tyree, 3Oxl2p feet, to al alley 10
feet Wide.
4 lot on the south side OF China street (Belvl-
de.e). between Laurel and Cherry streets, Aajo!n-
Tag the lot Of Mr.. K. Charter, 7dXlS feet.
And AL undivided motley OF Il lot adjoining The
above, 1t the southwest corner OF Laurel ana
Cn IA streets ls6Xi55 feet.
TERMS: a Ii sufficient to defray expenses Of
sale; balance on credit OF l, . AMI years, with
Interest, Tor bonds with approved security, or At
the option OF the purchaser one-third cash, bal
aDce at and years, for notes with Interest
added and without secUity.
WOOD 'B0ULDIN, JR., Com.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, AUG .ioneers. se9td
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
HN ROAD-On and after JULY 9th, 1871.

GOING WEST:
Train No. Through Passcn ser) leaves Rich
mond daily except Sundaysl at a:os A. ID: leaves
Danytlie at lios a. H.; arrives at Greensboro a,
Train No. Q Nynch5urg Passenger leaves Rich
mond daily at els A. r.; arrives at Lynchburg at
Train No. Is tFreieht and Accommodation
Vile at s:54 z. NJ (stopping a. all way stations
daily Except Sundsys).
Train N o. IL lThrougn Hail and Express) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:40 p. H.; leaves Danville
daily at 10: "A 2. a.; arrives Al Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. II Through Mail AID Expressl leaves
Greensboro daily 1T 7:5s p. M; leaves Danvtlle
daily at loas z. Il arrives at Richmond daily at
Train No. Through Passenserl leaves Greens.
boro daily Except sundays at II :o5 A. H.; leaves
DanYille 1t ~ Z. III; arrives At Richmond at q,
Train No. 10 Iynchburg Passenger) leaves
Lynchburg daily a. $3.50 A. M; leaves BurkevtIle
att p. M; arrives at Richmond At P. n.
Train No. leaves Burkeyllle 4:30 4. NJ; ar
riyes at Richmond s:45 A. M tstopping at all
Trains Nos. ? and IL connect at Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Trains Nos. s aud L. connect at Burkeville
Railroad foI all points Southw est and South.
THROUGH TICKETS TO eli points south and
Southwest can be procured 1t the ticket office II
Richmond, and Of 4. +. WALKER, Agent OF At
lantlc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1875
Main street, Richmond.
PSpers that have arrangements TO advertise the
schedule Of this company will please print 10
above. JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
7. d. x. TALCoTT, Eng'r and Supt. au2I
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DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,

DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONs,
Is the shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, Selma,
Mobile, Meridian,
Pensacola, Vicksburg,
Few Orleans, Monroe,
and all points IN Texas.
PULLSAE,S PALACE CARS run through
from !.ynchburg t. Mobile, via Callers and Mont
gomery, without change.
Time to Montgomery. Mobile and New Orleans
LESS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Time from White Sulphur Springs and Char
fot,e5vile
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE,
and
FIVE HOURS LESS TO NEW ORLEANS.
The popular and most expeditions Fmigrant
Route to Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through,
Tickets To all points hy this route may be OBJ
tanned 81 the ticket offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & DAhVlLLE RAILROAD,
and at the office of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad, 1926 Main street, Richmond.
Be sure your tickets read vi, Dalton aud Calera
Tor Selma). r.. G. BARELY, Gen. Supt.
JOHN B. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
JOHN N. WHY, Travelling Agent au ASSN
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BY Grubbs q Williams.
Real Estate gents and Auctloncers,
Eleventh street, between Aain and Bank.

Eleventh street, between Aain and Bank.
TNHE V ALU A 3 L F THREE-SIOR1
KRICK STORE AND DWELLING NO.
sO7), ON SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STkkET
BETWEEN 9TH AND It'll STREETS. AUG
TiUN-On TIL tSUAY. 18th Scptempber, 81 S
O'Clock P. NJ, we will sell the aoovc-descTibed
property. occupied b. Mr. Ja' OBJ Nay snd MES
l.. Greer. IL was bulls few years a2o In the pest
manner and In the most approved style. with 4
be. uitul store and basement below and Elk rooms
above, reached by PRIV tte entrance and lurnlsn-
cd will every convenience Tor family.
There are few stores in the city better suited by
location and arrangement for business.
The building is on n sea6ehold to expire ISL Nay,
1878 su ice, TO reason7 bic ground-iend and Is TO
b. psid for by the owner Of the ground at the ex-
piration Of the lease,
This is rare opportunity to secure upon favor
able terms one Of the baet business stands IN the
city. ,,-
Terms and particulars at the sale, or previously
by application TO the auctioneers.
GRUBbS i WILLIAMS, Aucts.
se4-5,8p1l, Die
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1871 |.
1871

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
sCH r u U LIE aICuMuED, EREDERICKS.
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE, CONC
INTO EXPECT JUNE !, Is7l.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Byrd
and sth streets, as follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily At $50 A. NJ. Arrives
In Washington at 1915, baltimore (except on
Sndaysl at 2Ia Philadelphia at s:is, and New
York at logo z. NJ THE SAME DAY.
:, Ths NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on smdays)
. The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at Al,
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
tMondays excepted at $3.50 A. n.
,ol Inc ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milfor :.
leaves Broad.street Dspot daily tsundays ex-
A. NJ. ,,''~~' - ''SAAA"A" ~ 80
;, The FREIGHT TRAINS leay. on Tu.sdavs and
Fridsys at 6;4S a. Il. ~
;, IHaf ,gGH TiCkETs aut THROUGH RAG.
Est, and West po'hS' 1'oSto
GompsnI's otices, corner Broad and sth streets
TICKET Office, corner Byrd and sth streets
j. b. GENTRY,
u. !. ID. MYERS. General Snp't ssj lei
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
i VALUABLE MILL IN CAROLYN
COUNTY, VA.-As commissioner OF the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond, will sell at
the Reedy Mill in Caroline county, on TUES
PAY, the 18th day OF September III fair II not,
the next fair day.. at public auction, the very
valuable BRICK MILL. known as Reedy Mil,
with 81 acres of good land attached. This mill has
TWO pair OF stones lone for corn, and one for
wheat, Is In thorough repair, has large custom,
ana water power enough to drive other ma
chinery. 1t is located on the Ma,tapont river In
she midst OF the finest timber in this section OF the
osa,e, nqe miles from the railroad station.
Atthe same time and place will sell 1894 acres
or VALUABLE LAND, mostly IN timber, ad-
Joining the lands OF Winston Atkinson, DR.. Pol
lard Z. b. Walden, and others. This land IS con
ven1ent to market, schools, and churches, and is
OF very fne qusltty Twill divide into lota to suit
the views Of purchasers Ii desired.
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash, balance In three
equal annual tnstalments, bearing interest, Sc
cnred bY bond. with good security and the title
retained uetil the whole purchase money is paid.
Subject to the approysi OF the court.
WEN. ID. QUESENRERRY,
au io-a3sWlm Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Zeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a STORE
~ AND DWELLING ON THE CORN Err OF
BAKER AND ST. JOHN STRHLTS.-In execu-
ton of q decree of the Chancery Court Of Rich
mond entered the 14th Of July, 1871, In The case
OF ninor VS.. Kinker the undersigned, the COM
missioner thereby appointed, will sell at auction,
on the premises, on h9NHAi, 18th september, at
O'Clock P. NJ, the LOT, STORE, and DWELL
IN G located as above described.
Also, q VkCAhT Lot in rear OF said lot.
The house has four rooms besides tire store.
The lot on which the house is situated fronts at
feet Baker street. running back l25 feet, and
fronting st. John street. The vacant lot frc nts
a feet St John street, and back 13ot feet.
TERMG: e-thIrd cash; balance at six and
twelve months. for negotiable notes, interest
paid +. nj. GUNNER, Com'r.
GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS, Aucticneers. auSo
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Be- Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers'

Corner OF GoVernOf AHu I fal1h11 "
DAWNBROKERS' SALE ", D s1g--
IER M4ssRRfs, sTTNs, PisToLS, &c At A NC
ioNAt the aequsSs s of al At thsir store No
isaI Main street, on THURSDAY, the lath lnst''
ut 10 o'clock,
Consisting of Diamond Jewelry me sn Soi Silver
Silver Watches, God Chans, rms, h sn set and
epuyi ss oT m.nis and women's Clothing, Suns'
PIs,ols, &C., g.. COOK LAUG dt,anss,s
NOTICE.-Ar persons having FOhF ,sa1, oD
pLHDGE;. will either renew or Ieaeem l 1eth as
or before WED&EsDAl. eep.entasedi VIC ~
II. HARRIS & BRO., raw y, sin rest,
n.t1 AVol AAeiA
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MACHINEk &C.


MACHINERY FOR SALE.
secondhand twenty-five horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with d thirty five horsepower
| Tubular boiler, In best order;
] twenty horsepower PORTABLE ESGISE and
BOILER, secondhand, good as new;
| new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
| and BOILGk;
/ SECONDHAND thirty-hve horsepower TUBULAR
BOILER:
/ second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALIEN h FAN BLOWER, good as new;
2 Pow Ek PUMpS, capacity 600 gallons per min
ute, In best working oruer;
l thre, foot PORTABLE GklsT MILL French
Burr stones, In complete order;
3 pairs PLATFORM SCALES, ON wheels;
l POWER MOHr1oING MACHINE;
3 FORCE PUMPS:
large COPPER kgTTLES;
All sizes SHA FLING, HANGERS, PULLIES,
Devil and q iG WHEELS, aud d variety
OF all sorts Of machinery.
All OF which will be closed out at 8 low figure on
accommodating terms.
Always on hand. a good assortment Of
sTEA GAUGES, PEGT VALVES,
aiaaBE VALVES, BRASS COCKS OF all
GAUGE COCKS kinds,
WaTeR GAUGES, TALLOW COCKS, ~
SELF-OILISG CUPS, OIL CAN3-all kinds
All gooos warranted OF the bas1 material and
SLOAT & ADDINGTCN,
Nos. lS22 1894, 1926, and l42S Cary street,
and NOS. IL and Is south l5tu street.
iva Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.


VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED
' ON WHAT Is KNOWN AS ORANGE
STREET, EAR THE CORNER OF lST
STREET, WITH a NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE
HOUSE, &C. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TlON.-We shall, at the request OF the owner,
Mr.. John Becker, who now resides On The above
place, sell at public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, the l4lh day of September, 1871, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ, that valuable property located as
above described.
The cottage contains some five or six rooms,
With nice garden attached, which has III 1t
great many select fruit trees.
There ts also on the place large slaughter-
house, ice-house, sausage house, stable, SC. In
cry.
There is fine pump OF water in the yard, with
iron pipes conye}tn the water wherever needed.
The land attached consists OF some Two or
three acres; the exact quantity can be ascertain
ed at the hour Of sale.
To parties In hat line of business this offers
very favorable opportunity.
TERMS: Made known al the hour Of sale.
LYME & BROTHER,
Sc S-td