davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
rARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
AO AND SPECTATORS
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Al
YORKTOWN.
., s,o-t r,rbor, In the United States: alou,
thirty miles from the Atlantic Ocean WIN
nm uninterrupted clmnncl-way OF
thrtv-thrcc feet ~ low tide.

MI, c,,t Eastern can lie fifty yards from the
shore: the supposed terminus oi the ChcSip''No INV
Ohio railroad: milo and half oil water iFo''' e'
United states Coast Survey, report OF 1917 page o.
Rv virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Oh tHe
o,,,, NJ James CITY and city OF Williamsburg pro-
unrcd on the 10Th day of October, 1911, we, special
commissioners, will sell n public auction, 10 TIE
highest bidders on WEDNESDAY, 18th day OF jan
nary A. d. 1872, at Yorktown. Va, the following
PEAL ESTATE. whereof Robert Anderson died
seized and possessed:
l. NINETY LOTS in forktoTn-aDout t"o-tii'rd'
of In. town. .. HUBEARD'S LAND, above York
town, on tho river. OH the north side OF the ROAD
from Wi.amslurg-5T4 acres. g. RON l.. FARM
od,oiuinr .IIubnrda" on the Ncst-il .2-l0O acres.
4. MONETTS & FLLIOT,T'S. adjoining Yorktown
on the northeast, on York riycr-ll2 s3-lo0 acres.
:, ROWE K SANDS LUrS, on the northwest stfc of
Yorktown on the rIvcr-22 acres. g. NOTHING
HAM LOT, at the sou,h corner of Yorktown, on
the Hampton road-lo SS-loo acres :. PIGEON
QUARTER, VAN EUEEN, &C.. adjoining York
town on southwest Sitc--f32 a2-IoOacrs. g. FRENCH
QUARTER aud Tr.RRAPIN POINT, adjoining
Pigeon Quarter, &C., Oh the southwcst-35S ll-lou
acres.
An accurate survey Of the land, above mentioned
has been made. map Of the game will be exhibited
OH the day Of sale, anh nay he seen mt the office OF
William :. Pcachy Williamsburg, Va, before Jay OF
sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay expenses
Of sale: balance on credits OF six, twelve and cis-
teen months, equal instruments, each to bear interest
at six per cent from the day of sale. Bonds, with
sufcien; personal security to be given by each pur-
chaser, and the title retained lie to each purchaser
until the whole purchase money is paid.
The sale will he continued until completed.
TAIEWELL TAYLOR,l
JOHN T.. SEAWELi Conun,rs
ROBERT \. BRIGHT.
ptAlifi,j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
TNIEW Ed IN LUIE,
JOHN T.. SEAWELi.. Comm,
ROBERT 4. BRIGHT.
WILLIAM ,. PEAClI,J

EXTRACT From UNITED STATES COAST
SURVEY. REPORT is5I-pAGE S.. LlEUIk-
-COMIrAEDINti ALMi:
No one can look nj the chart Of the lower lir' o
York river from The entrance mp 10 Yorktown Win
out pronouncIng II harl"r of tho irst-cllss There
Is no bur 1T the mouth Of The river. and the least wa
ter to he passed over Ia entering II is thiriy-threc
feet at low tide, nc:lr the tail at York spit, In TIC
Chesapeake bay. After passing Ills the wafer deep
ems To six, seven. and c=ht lt!l"s, Increasing Il;
passing mp tie channel /" eleven aud twelve iathoIms'
abreast Of Yorktown, Thrrc the shore Is very bold
ard wlaryc5 carried gu. distance 81 Fifty feet would
strike four and c;lt and five fat!!cns Of water,
The channel Of the river Is more than mile In
width, and with few hGoy8 and lcacons ludiciuusly
placed. the ca.cs liuc-0fmttlc ship could beat NJ
or down the river without the least difficulty. York
town il situated about thirty nautical miles from the
entrance Of the river into Chesapeake hay. Tie 10
cation Is elevated. and il could lie easily fortified. ii
moderate expense pgainst attack either by land or
water. Ii affords halbor sufficient for the largest
navy and commercial marine. ana next 20 Newport.
Rhode Island it Is. In my Judgment the safest and
most conmodous arbcr III the United state.
no "-2iwtIanl ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
"A Lifo Romance.
TRUTH AGAIN STRANGER THAN FlCTIoN-A TWICE
MANFRED COUPLE.

ANeih AGalN STRANGER THAN FlCTloN-A TWICE
MANFRED COUPLE.
From the New York Times
Two persons lately sailed from New York
for Europe whose history is SO strange that.
but for proof not to be gainSld, it might
even be thought incredible. No wild 70
nance, devised by tue most cunning weaver
Of sensational plots, csln sllrp,ss this history
for triumph over time, spcc. and the ordi-
nary rules of probability. Again promising
that the story is well authenticated, we pro-
cecd to tell it,
Nearly twenty yeaIN back there lived in
Rio Janeiro an English merchant, whose
lille seemed entirely devoted to the pursuit
ct fortune. He had come to Brazil poor,
and by rcsolute work and some luck, ac-
CURED competency. This done, after
ylos:tudcs, he went home for visit
" hle at home he met beautiful orphan
Elrl. She was lovely in mind as in person.
ana the compassion wrought by her for
iorn situation III life soon rilened in our
nstrchahts breast TO Il warmer feeling. In
prle1, rs the story-writers say, the pair
were married, and returned together 10
Brazil. Two children were born to them,
and life glded on for a SPACE like single
summers holiday. Worldly PROSPERITY too
still attended the merchant, who from time
TO time repeated his visit TO England. On
one Of these occasions strange runors came
to his ears prejudicial to his wife. They
were little headed at first, but like the poi
son of Iago, soon "burned like the mines Of
sulphur" BY degrees, suspicion became
jealous firy,sand the wife was directly ac-
cllsed by her lord OF infidelity. The lady
being proud and sensitive to a fault, indig-
mntiy denied the charge, challenged her
accuser to produce evidence, and withdrew
AS much rs possible from his society.
The tender affection Of former days now
gave place TO indifference and almost aver
sion. No guilt could be fixed on the wife,
but some efforts made by the husband for
reconciliation were coldly received In
time their mutual relations became UNI
bsarabls to both. 4 separation was agreed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15

-, :. .,n,ity was settled on whc, anu ,
upon, ar welded love that hao opehou
lse ,, . ended In darkness ana sofiom'
80 1I "a and weary Of old assochsions:i,
a,n,,c,,ont wound up his affairs III br.nn
.nd came TO North America. wandering
n '..,,nI,, about I'm tho West, he fell III WIN d
49, of Rcd River traders, and subsequently
| p;J GOOD deal of business III ana apo'le o.
| pn,,I Tn that town he made many irieilus,
,h;lo avoiding close intiTaclcS, ana was
notahle for his grave tacitulrity ana inc
strict honor of nil his dealings. lie refused
invariably to mlngle in any social pleasures
whatever, and impressed all VINO c,li,e III
contact with him as man VINO hooltu u'l,
dor incladcabIe suffering. mus years i",,,"
On and the wife had married agah-thr
terms of separation under BraziiE'll Id"
allowing that step. e
She. however, forfeited her annuity .! n'
which proved in the end serious hi.,i" ,.
tune. Her second husband was 49, ;',.;
although an educated gentleman, n,' ' ,I,n
bad health, and died year or Two li.5f t Inr
marriage. This left the WE anu ,iei
two children in destitute cir'u!i'a'seC''o .1a
she scarcely knew where 10 'uih' Civ
then. like her first husband, hccli'c '''i W.,
easy wandcrcr up and down 'hc "i ,
Led by some lNstFi !'h' ,'i'''''
too, came to the United States, and III the
fall of 1869 she, too, was in ST Paul: 1t Is
4 surprising statement to make, but there
i no doubt of the fact that the couple met
once more. that the old feeling revived,
that the lady concll,sivcly established her Ill
noccncc in the mind Of her husband. that thcy
were married again. and have lived III the Ut
most felicity ever since. Rochcioucatl'd says
that love "rechanfc" is of no value. but
here is a direct case to the contrary, ucl!lh@
all likelihood and exploding cynical eplSlains.
With an ample fortune, and, we may hope,
both wiser for their painful experience, inc
twice welded pair have once more s;nteu
across the sea to settle down for the remainder
Of life in their old home.
II would puzzle the incest calculator OF
chances to determine the precise ratio OF
probability that so singular an event rs THIS
should occur. When we remember the very
small proportion Of like separations that are
followed 10y rcunon at all, the fact that the
rclinion in this case was elected iii another
country, and ten thousand mites away from
the place OF parting. and that second mar
riage on the part Of tho woman interviewed,
with fresh impeachment and complications,
this story mast certainly be pronounced one
of til" most striking and extraordinary ever
recorded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
BvD. *. Wci,lgcr. Auctionccr.

VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT
~ uOIrsE AND LOT on FIFTH STREET.
SECOND DOOR SOUTH OF MAS Sc, ESo IiALa If
NJ HrI,ncca Mathews. will sell on THURSDAY
the sl.t Of December ISL, at o'clock p; W. on the
prcmi:cs.'t!! TENEMENT now occupied by MI
i.nhrr;snn: newly paintcd and repaired. containing
six large two small rooms, and storcTooni' VIM
Kitchen &C. in The yard The building Is snTGe s1
lin fin. LOT |. abou, ~ feet front 10y - 1cct uccp.
This property should command attention. either US
an investment or home. T., ,,o,,o
and eighteen months In negotiable n9lcs, interest
ndJrd NJ six per cent, secured hy deed 81 trust
"'"eN - '> ~ T.. *. WEISIGER,
,,-,, AuCionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15

In his Washington correspondence
Gath" flows over the rim in tAis style
did YOU hear Of that chap who attended
tho sale of a hotel recently nj town II
Ohio: He hadn't cent in his pocket, bIi'
he stood up aud bid boldly. 'Twenty-eiShi
thousand dollars 1t was knocked down &c
him; and when the question was asked
who is the purchasers TIL, aldaclo1ls
scamp replied, 'Thc Pennsylvania Railroad.
OF course he was not required in person tc
put up the money from all imperial buyer
like that, whereby he was able, in the
course of Il couple of days to sell the whole
to another party for tllirty-Iivc Thousand dol
lars, and clear the difference. The country
is now full Of scalnps buying hotels for the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
AUCTION gALEss---Thts Doy .
By Cook & Laughton, Aucaonesss,
r,,.r or c,orarnor and Franklin strceS'

uoUsEHoLD FuRNITu1RsIE,c C S.odk,
III PETS, HANDSOME A ASrIs Day SfG al 10
STOVES, SC; At ;, A dnI naanoetnion-rooms
G SRGss Ef s and ii TEEPLY AIS PchHsiRs.
MAHOGANY ca SIx, S9PAsss sns cnI 4sIRs
CAHE ana ggifREhUs and MAsHSTthfS,kRTnn md
one handsome FRENCH MANIEh '''osi' 80
SHADE, o r.prES
E ~ gtTIIER BEDS. MATTRESSES.
0DkINI-GLASSES,
tIt Mnn; NY and OAK siDEB0kRDshado H1-''>
K1TCiiES FURNITURE:
IA ALSO.
A small lot Of GROCER!ES. ,r,>-c croyrs
Excellent COOKING and ilEAIiH IIrIrrnI 20
,o,,,, AuctiOnc:rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
Wintor.

The frost Is herc-
And fuel IN dear,
Aud woods arc scar.
Aud iires burn clear,
Ana ma ,ro' s,t,cn DIE heels ofthe So'nS year
Rite, frost, bite. . ,,o Itch,
e blue %soaI.',,Gi sn4 nn nd III, R fss kld'
And tho Gcs are trr int, the heart Of the house.
Ru, no; into mine.
Rite. frost, bite
!,'nc wood, arr all the "''arer'
:t.h, cncl /, I'll the dc,rcr'
.,be IRE, are al! the cl':'irf'
t,r.nriny Is all the nearer. o,,,,
~ E,xr bitten into the heart of INC "ts'm,
amt not into mine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15

Real E.,.a,c Agents and Auctlonc"rs'
Irrcv,,,,h street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM; IALLED
Y CiIESTN nut I'LL. NEAR R!tliaiySy2
coSTiISiXti one HUNDRED AND SlArl-
FIVE: ACRES. FOR SALE OR RENT ar AM IN.
rioZ. AID STOCK. CROPS. AND LLAMA
'TIOE TTENSlLS. FOR SALE 1T AUCTION
We viii sell or rent Al auction Oh The rrci,-c,, o
MONDAY The 18th of December. Ut !! O'Clock \
II the VERY VALUABLE FARM CHESTNUT
HILL two and half mills from Ricn@Hd, nsiI
SSD SIETY-FiyE ACRES, adjoining the lands OF
Joseph Corbn Bnron g. g. Cairr. ana a., DR., A. d.
in wood The cleared Land is III high state cl Guilt
walton.
The improvements are FRAME ID" ELLlAH
with seven rooms. and lsllt! uu-bulldiigs. win good
HNHN, STABLE. &C. and Two GOOD ICE
HOUSES ANA TWO lCE-l'UNllS. all In good order
After the sale or renting, the STOCK aud CkoPS
will be- sold. consisting III part Of FOUR MULES.
and CATTLE and HOGS and l"5 barrels of CORN
and other crops and tic usual assortment OF PLAN.
ThTIoS UTENSILS.
TERMS At sale, which will be liberal
GRUETS II WILLIAMS.
dr0 AuciOuccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
rs j. L. Appcrson,
Auctiorccr and Real Estate Agent,
1nin Min SfrnL.t

IOR SALE PRIV ATELI, BRICK
h DWELLING No. 104, with FRAMED WING,
ron;.unn niue rooms on the north side of Clay he
tween First and Second streets. The LOTS with
ornamental: trees and shrllbleryl front 55s-l2 and
lG3 feet with use of alley extending out TO Second
street \ desirable property, in an Improving neigh
borllooii Apply to j. L. ApPEESoN.
dc G-Gt :. Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
Among thc odd applications made IT


Among The odd applications made n
prominent druggists iii This city recently,
S;,vs the Clmrlcstown CiUoWCi". were the
following: 1.-Two rows OF shell Qochcli")
powdcvS," - wants rochelle powder
which PAPER Is it that b,lzz's" "livc cents
worth Of distracted SIENNA (cXtracl of Scnna);
"sulphur and ink for cye-Wa>h' (Sutphltc
Of zinc: "hully moniack' (bola .trmcnia);
"tyrants appearance Crarr'nts apericnt);
..tcn cents worth gcnt!eiGalfs magne>n'
lcalcincd magnc>iG; "ten cents worth Of
Russian salyc for an ABSENCE" one box
Wriyht's individual pill" (rcgctablc}.
4 Cleveland husband said to his wife,
"Wouldnt you like to 90 down and shake
hands with Duke Alex "Dukc Fiddle
stick" she replied. with rontcmptuous curl
of the lip. No: Of course not. What do
YOU suppose care about linn? He isn't any
better than anybody else" She sat in con-
,cnplatyc silence for 4 minute or two, and
then looking up asked. with an innocent
smile, )" Could ri uanIcd 10 - Clerr'dad
Hruid.
Little Fre,chman TO a London police
MANI: "Monsicur, roulcz youS mindilucr
Ia route--Ah, pardon--Ncre ecs Ecrong-
monejaylar, nty.." Policeman: "Ugh:"
Frcnchmun: " Ecronglnongj --Ah. pardon
Ere ecs the card" Policeman (rcadS): "Ol,,
lrongmonger lanc-Tllird turnin to the
left--(sotto yoice)--Why didn't yer say so:"
| PMpch.
4 rural editor las lost I'll faith in the luck
Of hor>c-shocS. He nailed one over bis door
recently. and that morning there came Ivy
mail three duns and seven "Stops,' and Il
man called. with IL revolver to ask "who
wrote that article"
The Bostonians are laughing ut their uni
yersal efforts last week to thaw out their
hydrants with boiling water, having dis
| covered that the obstruction by ice WAS in
the mains at the reservoir, twenty miles
away, more or less.
A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Com
! n.crcidl says it seems pretty certain that the
hill passed at the last session Of the Kentucky
Legislature to sell the State stock in turnpike
roads will be repealed.
At citizens reform meeting in New Or
leans last week, Colonel George W. Carter
stated the subject for deliberati0n rs follows:
In 1868 we had city debt; now the debt
| has u.s.
Utah may have its plural wives. observes
Mr.. Quilp, but other parts Of the country
have very singular ones.-BoSion Post.
In Chicago. the other morning, Il young
man named Phoenix arose from the hushcs
of Briggs House.
The banc of q Montreal mans life is Miss
Bain, who ST ei him for breach Of promise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
I;y Grt,bbs & Williams,
Auctonccrs and Real Estate Agents,

WHAT VERY BEAUTIFUL SQUARE
l. OF GROUND ON UNION HILL, BOUNDED
q, K, TWENTY-ElGlIIll AND TWENTY
NINTH STREETS, NJ AUCTlON.-On MON
DAY. 18th December. Ut 81 o'clock L. ~, We Will
sell the SQUARE above mentioned, having front
of $50 feet on each Of the streets named
Tl. s.r,arc enjoys one Of the most elevated stIa-
lions on the hi and the property Is very desirable
for persons of moderate means.
Ii will be sold rs whole, or slb-diyidcd az may De
desired by bidders. Title undoubtcd.
TERMS: Easy.
deli GRf'EBS & WILLIAMS. Amcliolccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
..=1-,,o, s.IEs..Fnfure pays.
By Wellington Goddln,
RCil EsCttc agent anu A"'tio"'~1'
corner of Eleventh and Bank Strects.

ECUTOR'S SALE OF FOIn
ILFR AMED TESEMENTS on BItOADSTREhI
NEAE TO THE CHESAPEAKE AND Oii!O
RAILROAD DEPOT; md TWO HI IN TIiG
AND SIXTY-SIX FEET OF LAND OS TIE h,t,
AND JEFFERSON sTEEETS.--At the request Of
the surviving executor Of the late Thomas k M ,h
fourd lin order To wind up the estate ana pay Gil INC
remaining rgaric;t, shall sell ut auction, OIL the
premises on WEDNEsDAi tie 20th i Deeg Fnif
ISL commencing at o'clock r. H., moi ,,taccd
TO thcm) on tho north side OF Broad street west or
Shockoc creek. and within one hundred yards vi the
depot OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad: ,>-
After which. Say at 81 o'clock L. NJ, - ~ A.
DRIED AND SIXTY-SIN FEET OF GE0u ID Oh,
tile south side of Cary between ADAMS ana Jeiici
streets running back one hundred feet TO be divided
into lots TO suit bidders. These lots are IN an I'M
proving part of the city, and are quito contiguous "
the city culvcrt. ,, ,-.l an
TERMS: Onc-third cash !; balance ut siXand Twelve
months fer negotiable notes. interest addco' sec'u'"
dr. II W. GODDIN, Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
RICHMOND ANU PETER HlGgi
RAILROAD LohFANi.
RICUNuSp, VA, August ), is,..

T'IlE TRAINS UN THIS ROAD rGI e!
L follows:
The mail trains lca:r Richmond at 3;:S \. - an!
!:30 i. VI. and leave Petersburg II 100 - u 40
90 /. VI. r,,i
Frcl:ht and accol.:noG alton trains !"ar" !.ci'.Gi
1t A. VI .nd 80 T. VI, and leave Petersburg - -
4. VI. and $50 Z. VI.
The ais \. u. train will not Leave iic!rG,@! 90
SUNDAYS. ami the T:2J l.. Il. trAiu WI. not !'iE'
Petersburg Oh SUNDAYS :,
Passengers for Norfolk viii tiko Do 81. J. y,
laily train, and those from Norfolk VIII coE'''!'t
Petersburg with the 10 \. ". train.
Passenger, from Clover I'M vii! take tic 5-.a :.
VI. train on Mondays, Wednesday,. and i'!J'',
and returning leave Richmond on tie -aH!o IL! ~
$50 I. VI.
TIE mail trains will stop orlv AZ hester.
The 4. NJ. train viii cOuauct 81 !c;"1shVtc W.
the Atlantic. Mississippi and ONO rai'fOa1 -
f.ynchburg daily.
SLEEPiNG-CARS on the $50 T. VI. train. ram!
through u Wilmington II. =. kANEt
au I Ticket AMI Freight Nsc'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
By Wellington GOddin.
Real Estate Agent and huciionccI
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON MAIN
1 STREET FOR SALE.--l offer for sale that
VERY VALUABLE LOT on the north slide W
Main street between Twelfth and Governor .trccts
on which stands the store Of McssrS. Valentine *
franklin 80.
The lot has front Of q feet and d"I7'h Of lHo
feet. luorr or less, aud Is now under lce ~ CNiic
III july. lsI5 OF $500 per allnum Ill Svli, Tree VI
taxes. . " ~
Also. The LOT on the north side Of Main between
Ninth and Tenth streets, which stands Tho tcne-
meat occupied hy Mr.. &. Wcndlinecr. and 10 aiao
undcr lease expire lst July. 1915 At 1915 per an
mum. free If taxes.
This lot has q trent ~ 10 feet aud C"i1th 81 pa
feet. more or loss. Apply at once to-
IL. l.-cl ". GDDDlN. hUctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
~ VttIIINN III I Il IVI@
Real Estate Agent and AuciiorccT.
Office No. lilo Main street.

G;OMAISSIONER'S SALE OF NALtA-
Y BILE real. ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RlCIMOND hSD COUNTY OF IiENRiCn Az
ATCTIpN.--lu execution Of Il decree 81 the Chan
DECEMBER. ISL, in Tie Gag al Glanlro"k -. 'iazc-
brook. The undersigned, special commissioner thereby
appointed, will sell III auction. rn the premises, on
SATURDAY the sd day Of December. l.7i. IT l.
O'Clock NJ. that DESIRABLE FARM Of which the
late !trkn W. GllZcbrcrk died seized. situated i'll
the county of Hcnricu. about six miles from Rich
lnond and h:I-milc from Hungary station. on The
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, by recent sur
vcy containing FOUR HUNDRED AND TlllR-
TEEN ACRES OF LAND. with tire IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON. consisting Of z frame dwelling
and the usual rut-uildineS. IL will he divided atn
eight lots, continuing from IS 10 80 arrcs. most nI
them fronting on the railroad. Persons Wishing 10
purchase small farms In good ana healthy Neigh
bOrlnod would do well 10 attend thr sale.
Will he sold OH TUESDAY the 2aih DAY Of ncccn-
Der, ISL on the premises al ! O'clock /. NJ, that
DESIRABLE LOT. with Il BRICK BUILDING
thereon. fronting about 50 feet Oh tenth street, and
Immediately In rear Of the factory occupied by G..
". Gillian. ESQ. plat Of the above real estate may
be sccu mt the office of Tic auctluuccT.
TERMS: Omc-fuurtn cash: The balance On credit
Of Six. twelve, and eighteen months fer negotiable
notes, interest added, TIE title be retained until the
whole purchase money If paid. -
JOHN HOWARD.
Special Commissioner.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Auctiolccr. do 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
Two EXCHANGE. HOUSE and LOT -:

rf'O EXCHANGE, HOUSE and LOT On
4 in Harrisburg. Pa. for n SMALL NlR- IL
GINA FARM within scycuty-ivc miles If this cit:
BUILDING; LOTS In town within nifty miles Of
Philadclpllia In tic State of Delaware, for NlR-
GINA FARM on same watcr-rc;Ir*c. ~
Ful; SALE n FARM Of FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES within nine miles of Richmond ON very
lon. credit; immediately on railroad. \ FARM OF
TWn HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES, ten
miles of city, with good improvements; stock. i'm
L. Is. EEWBURN.
deli 1Ol4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15

RI. - Auctioneers.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
DIN THE. COUNTY, or GLOUCESTER, MILL,
&C, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue of Il decree OF the
Circuit Court OF the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia, entered on the 23d OF Sovem-
btr 1871 In the suit In equity entitled Catl:tt rs
Stubls and uiS the Undersigned ppecti commission
crs appointed by said decree VIII oiier for sale at
auction. ut Gloucester Courthouse, on MONDAf the
LIST dy of january. 1872 THAT being the first Day OF
the next January term of the County Court OF sau
county, the following REAL ESTATE In SAID
'1 That valuable TRACT OF LAND on which w.
X. Stubs now resides, containing Dy estinatloi!,
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, be
the same less lying on the main road lead
ing from Gloucester Courthouse 10 Mood'a Cross
Beads, with IMPROVEMENTS DIV ELLlNG, &c.'
thereon. go
MILL and appurtenanccs thereto, and adjoining the
Mill.
The above-named property is regarded ~ very
valuable, and persons desiring to purchase Lands in
that locality would find 1t to their Interest TO examine
the property and attend the sale.
TERMS: Cash as 10 SO much OF the proceeds aswill
t sufficient to pay The costs of the suit and charges
Of sale; and 10 the residue upon credit of one,
two, and three years in equal instalmcus, bearing
six per cent. interest from day NJ SALE the purchaser
execute bonds with approved personal security for
the deferred payments, and the title 10 be retained
until said bonds are fully paid and conveyance Ill
rectt.d by the court
The purchaser will be entitled to possession as soon
as the terms OF the sale are coupled with
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
- JOHN L, SEAWELL,
de f-Miw Special Commissioners