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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-12
AUCFTON RAEESs~FlIture Dnys.
FL BY Wellington Goddifff
Auctionesr and Real Estate Agent,

rRUsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE
j LANYARD AND OTHER L1 EsTAT TE
R5eHy9r HRot TaGt foWER t AIisHmi HN 81 sE:
Nv virtue of q deed Of trust executed by Louia
duiy recorded in Richmond. HustiD IS Court. the
subscribers, named in said deed as trustees, or
either Of US, will. in execution thereof, ana at .ns
re qss1I Of Of I nnb fLea auct,o se." on The PREMISES. on
FRIDAY. The aist April. 1871, at 4o'clock P: M;
e f sE I r. net ns1; On TE the and S sTE lslS d EN tafSfs'e con-
veyea BY the said deed, consisting of a BRICK,
n dFRIMED TENEMEFT on the west line Of
Brook avenue: opposite to ~ what ss,s was a, sgdtaiis
With xaam . "F Z 'iTiEiNEMENT in rear toa Moore core
street,. with the lot fronting 40 feet on sne sm set
lin, nasn Of B nn ses sv sorsb b 5gn the ssn nysf Of SAID
Gimmi, and on the south BY a Marcy Woo stsee street eel.
tending from ,,,b Es0Gk sSiRRsp % sdt a0fns which
has has oSeretoSoreb been manaa ed by the SAID Gim nnn
= II has a front on the west line Of Brook e sy vsnns
Of about 49, feet, more REQ or a .sss' suppiied With pure
Water wa erI by IRON pipes, from g spring yielding forty
sallons per mi M e, a the 10 w taf ss water ant'' There are
ample buildings of every kind for carrying on o
large business, with thirty vats, t sSs OF every ~
Hsillhiin ak miles by wagon roads. and any quantity
nf hides and skins can be procured ~ the Rich
mond markets. There is 9 steam engine Of twenty
arinR by the use of The old tan-bark. -
This is the only tannery. Of any capacity In
pichmond. and the demsnd for leather Is GOOD. It
10 believed that this tannery offers as many attrac-
tions for profitable investment as any other prop
arty In this state besides being valuable for q
tannery, the property Ia admirably well adapted
for n d~istillery or paper mill.
TERMS: Although. the deed prescribes such
terms as are equivalent to cash, yet we are au-
thorized by the beneficiary in the deed to say that
he Will accept In lieu of the terms prescribed by
the deed, one.fourth each balance at 4. 8, and IL
months, for negotiable notes, bearing six per cent.
per ahnum interest, secured BY a trust deed. The
taxes and Insurance for the present year, to be paid
by the purchaser. ROHR,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
= an H. Trustees.
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YifInro1td Dispatfh.
APRIL u, 1871.
wEDNEsDAS..'..
5ror the Dispatch
Puhlfc Roads.

- ard county roads are so I'M
our 4. thst the county Judges I'M COM
rorta",. of roads will render a very salu-
MS o,,Slic service by faithfully execu.lIls
ap n agent road law, in force !ltn nosenn-
hnr 1870, to be found IN the acIs Vi A" '"
hly of '69-'7o. P. $50: = u 70 which
lhe,e t;on II the road commissioners is
respes scion - N. 604) it is made the duty
,ftSo road commissioner nnuah 70 Lnahe
o. m,rt to The township board, embracing
q narticulars-as follows : LIST. Num-
Tor Of DAYS labor performed by each over
sonr orthe road. Cd. The amount OF money
cxnended BY each overseer. %. Inc cor
d;t,on Of the road in the various ROAD aus
tric,s in his township. 4th: The
which the several oyerseefs nave o'scnaIsea
their duties. 5th. The course he deems II
most advisable should be pursued In reia-
RON To the roads in his township during the
ensninr year. 9Th. The improvements he
thinks oneht to be made In roads, bridges,
and causewavs, and the order in which the
work had best be done, the probable cost OF
s,,h Improvement. and the labor and mo-
new that would probably suffice in each road
district to keep in good order the roads as
established without such improvements:
Few officials occupy q more responsible
and important position than road commits
sioners. The eXecrable condition OF our
highways, their location, the great burden
and tax to the people in consequence OF The
state OF the roads, the wretched economy
in allowing our country roads to remain IL
their present condition. These and many
other considerations call upon these officers
to be faithful in the effort to give better
roads to the people.
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aUCTTOn sALes-Fnturs pays.
BY Wellington Goddin,
.Auctioneez and Real Estate Agent, n
Corner, Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE AND DEsIRA-
~ iREY-LoCATED REsID 9 At THE
stIITHEAsTsC UBEER4OF FRANKLIN AND
FIksT sTREETs, roe sAt ln ATAFH so shtTi
deli ne suction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the 18th April ISL, at tso'closk ?; ~ 4 his iarge,
In The occupancy or ea-Goserner H. z.
r m1t'' The, lot has q front Of IS feet on the south
side OF franklin tet1eet,runntng back aboat lso
Saet THE dwelling was erected by Mr.. Joseph =.
poweJi. FOR the late Samuel r. Mitchell. about ff-
.teen yenrs ago, and none but the most durable ma
teIf.ls were used in It's. construction. Besides the
I'm semenf, which is unfinished, 1t has shout twelve
rooms, with gas throughout. and water Utmost OF
the chsmbers, tlnishtt.. In the best manner, and
possessing all OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS usually
FOUND in q first class residence. The out-bui' dinss
are ample. embracing kitchen, laundry, Office Tor
house. &C. The nei~shborhoodis equaIto the best
In Richmond. y.rEf JaLf.[s + 1--EEE s.
Terms: Gne.fourth cash; balance at 4, 8, and
L. 1nou,hs. bearing Q per cent. interest. Or, q tthe
option Of the purchaser, one. fourth cash :ibalsnce
az, 2, and 8 years, bearing 0 per cent. per annun
interest THE same payable, half-yesrly), secured
by = trust deed. The taxes and insurance for the
present yesr to be paid by The purchgser:
-. an a. 2taW1w. tdtd W. Auct..
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BY wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Bank and 18th streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE RRICK DWELLING AND VACANT
Lott AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER CLAY
AND SECOND sTREETS.-By virtue of the de-
crees of the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond, render red on The 18th June and 9Th October,
1860, respectively, In the case Of Tatlm; &C., w.
coed 10 sell at public auction, on the premises. on
"WEDNESDAY, the 10th April, 1871, at 4 O'Clock,
that large and DESIR ABLE RESIDENCE at the
northeast corner Of Clay and Cd streets, of which
the late DR.. Fl. A. Tatum died seized.
The dwelling Is in fair repsir, is supplied with
gas. contains above the basement six good rooms,
besides wide halls, closets, &C. In the basement
there are four rooms.
There is an OFFICE In the yard and a stable In
rear Of the lot, and a we'll OF fine water on the
premises.
The lot has a front of tot feet, running back 13
feet to a wide alley, which will be so divided as to
sell with the dwelling the whole front on Clay
street, running back about IS feet, and three lots
on the east side Of Cd street, each 2SX7ot feet, on
one of which stands a large brick stable.
TERMS One-fourtb cash balance at 8, IL, and
10 months, for Negotiable notes, Interest added,
and title retained I'LL all the purchase money Is
paid and a conveyance ordered by the court.
A. AUSTIN SMITH,
anil Special Commissioners.
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneer9,
Eleventh street, between Main and Ban

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A BOOK
N DEALERS STOCK Of MERCHANDISE,
BINDERS MACHINERY, TOOLS, STORE
FIXTURES, &C.-On THURSDAY NEXT, 18th
April, at l0I O'Clock A. NJ, the undersigned will
sell at auction the SCHOOL aud AISCEIlLA-
NEnUS BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY
ARTICLES, and q fine lot of CHR0MO L1fIO-
GRAPHS and gle MERCHANDISE now
In the store No 1917 Main street, occupied by G.
l.. Bidgood.
very handsome SILVER-MOUNTED SHOW
CASES, DESKS, &C.
Also. a RULING MACHINE, a CUTTING
MACHINE. and BfNDERS' TOOLS md STOCK,
and an INITIAL STAMPING MACHINE.
The goods will be sold In convenient lots. This
sale should mma the attention Of teachers,
school commissioners, the trade, and the public
generally. as the sock Is select.
TERMS: For sums under $50, each that amount
and over. sixty days credit for satisfactory nego-
liable notes, with Interest added.
w. A. MaURY,
Assignee Of G.. l.. BldgOOi.
GRuBRS X WILLIAMS, A uctS. an
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AUCrror sALEs-Thls nay.
Rvs. o. Tardy q 90, Auctioneers.

TTIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AUCTION
Il sAhsM az Ta.Eon WEbNssDhf Ei tie
isth or April, 1871, commencing Of II o'clock, We
Will sell at our warehouses. In the CITY OF hicn:
R gRRp0d,s : ISrgs sn T19 SiSoIs sst and. Mis sssSf.nS1s 6.
oH q h eoEpss; PSoR aroe kiGD, MUscovADo,
aud NEW ORLEANS SUGARS
400 barrels YELLOW REFINED SUGARS,
200 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAEA COZ
so hogsheads BACoN-sIDEs ana sHoUL-
20 tle1ees ~stheAR-egREP HAMS,
oSo barrels No. / New HALIFAX and LABRA-
40 half PG ehests ooLoNa and eUNPowDER
TEAS, part choice;
200 boxes and half boxes ADAMANT1NE CAN
DIES, .s. .ftar-E
BROOMS,
a.. MATCHES,
EOAP,
PEPPER,
GINGER, &c.
The whole embracing an assortment well worthy
the attention of the trade.
ALSO,
20 barrels old RYE WHISKEY,
80 cases Ct REG M tp anu
ss barrels NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs'
900 ba aS ehgiee Common TO fine SYRUP.
ALSO,
The cargo of the British brig Village Belle con-
S's e.ooo sacks LIVERPOOL FACToRY-F1LLED
SALT, our own importation. ,,,od IN
oay : sac AuctioneerS.
An 5-IUS
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By Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and A%uctioneers
No, llGS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO ACRES
4 OF LAND, WITH VALUABLE FRA ME
DWELLING THEREON, ON THE NORTH
III OF GROVE ROAD, AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of Il deed OF trust executed to me, and duty
recorded III the County Court clerks office Of Hen
rico, dated sd February, 1860, I shall sell on WE'D
NED ~, the 10 Il OF April, on the prem ses, at II
a. NJ, the above-mentione land, ON Grove and
Rowland str eets. The house Is a frame cottage,
with seven rooms kitchen, barn, and stable.
Some fruit, grapes, and hotbeds on the place. This
Is one of the incest colt ages on the Grove road.
MIR. b. f: Poiteaux, now occupying 1t, Will show
before the day of sale.
TERMS: Cash as to so much as will pay the ex-
penses OF the sale and satisfy a claim OF about
4l00 the balance will be On u cre5it OF six years,
dating from the Sd OF February, 1899, at six per
cent. interest.
ap GEO. II. RElTH, Trustee.
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A GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE.-ltrom the
Detroit Free Press.l-One evening some
years ago a young man m Fred w.
Goodale, now residing in this city, was on
his way home from work, in the village Of
Penn Yam, Yates county, n. T., and while
crossing a bridge he saw two children-a
boy and q girl-struggling in the water.
A hasty glance at the situation showed that
the children had been riding in a boat, |
which capsized and left them in the water,
Goodale sprang into the river and caliy'..'
hold Of the girl, who appeared to b. =.
in need Of help just then, and tri" most
ashore with her. His stren" ii to swim
ever, and when within" IN failed, how
b nix he was compe' r.. dozen yards of the
eXertion than lied to cease any further
SILT and bN ,yas necessary to keep him
irrive' charge from sinking until help
" a.. and both the rescuer and rescued
ere dragged ashore. The little boy was
drowned. Some time afterward, when the
incident bad been nearly forgotten by
all except those who had been more
directly concerned in 1t, the father OF
the child whose life had been saved met
thes young man and assured him of his
grateful remembrance OF the act, adding
that he should at some time take another
seryatlon of his daughters lite. The young
man shortly afterward left the place, and
heard no more about it until Il few days ago,
when he received Il letter from an attorney
inviting him to be present at the reading OF
the will Of Il man whose name (as given by
the attorney he did not even remember
Thinking that some mistake must have
been made, and being without "eXpecta-
tions" of that nature, Goodale paid no al
tention to the letter. In the course OF time
u second notice to the same effect reached
him. Curious to know what it meant, he
resolved to visit Penn Yam, and he accord
ingly did so. Calling upon the attorney
who had addressed him, he learned that the
father OF the child whom he had saved from
drowning had died and bequeathed him the
sum of 5000, in fullilment of his promise
OF remembrance.
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BY A. Z. Pulliam Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PORTABi.E
STEAM. ENGINE M PULIIES, WATER
PIPE, &c, AT AUCTION Being required TO
execute the provisions OF a certain deed of trust,
dated the Goth day or December, 1870, from h. ".
GiIlis to the undersigned, US trustees, and duly re-
corded la the CLERKS ONCE or the Chancery Court
of the city OF Richmond, we shall proceed to sell
nc public auction, In front OF the Stgte Loyrnal
Office, in Richmond, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF april, 1871, the ex-
cellent and almost Iew EIGHT. HORSEPOWER
PORTABLE STEAM eNGINE James Iron
Works build. two extra PULLIES on the same,
the WATER and STEAM PIPES, and other TX.
lures; i've pieces SHAFfINa, nine HANGERS,
I've pullies, TWO CONE PULLIES, fOgr LOOSE
rULItES, Boxes and HANGERS, Ave pieces
BETTING, and eight COLLARS; the same now
Richmond, Va.
TERMS /: Enough In cash to pay the expenses Of
executing this trust, and to'pay Off the balance
que on thrc. promtssory notes endorsed By +. A..
naston, and made payable at tho First National
bank In Richmond, az the times and for the
amounts as fcllows-yiz : Tine for &2s7. IS, one for
$3.50. 10, and one for sesea. eS- the first payable in
TWO, the second In four, and the third In six months
rom the 18th day OF septemher, 1s7o: the balance
sale. Sss HENRY M. "a nj RS.l -. -
f~E.A DAYTON, 4$ aAasseeS.
SAFE coutpcted bysA1 OtEELLIAA, Arct. ap .
ss[' So ~ s~Aki$SSpa
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MACHINERY. DC.

STEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
y struction, for AL purposes, Of Richmond or
Northern build.
- MACHINERY,
for railroad, machine, car, and carpenter shops.
planning. mills, sash, bllud, door, ca%5lnetware,
chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes. handle, spoke, stave, carriage wood, cot-
ton and wooden factories, cotton gins, farm. ~.
oundrie les, rolling-mills, tobacco factories, tanLe-
rles, saw, Touring, corn, and paper-nills, mines,
&C., &C.. improved s%haftlng. pulleys and hang
era, betting, lace leather. saws, dies, T%renches,
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gulnmers, steam
ard wafer pipe anu fixtures, packing, joGrn,l
metal, pick ana tool handles, emery wheels ani
machiues, turbine water-wheels, &C., &C.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY ana STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold, and exchanged.
. PLANS and EcT1MATE3 of machinery tor
mills aud manufactures. e. Aba TOS,
10th ST., between Main and Cary,
no L L 4 r. M RIchmnnl Va
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Bank and 18th streets.

GALE OF FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
- IN THE PLAN OF BROWN. PAGE &
GAMBLE, AND TWO LOTSIN GEO. GREEE-
HOW'S Plan, NEAR THERETO, FOR SALE
At UCTION.-Will lie sold at auction, on tn:
premisea. on Mo DAY. the l7h April, 1871. al
43 O'Clock, T.. NJ FIVE LOTS in first plan Nos.
70, II, ~, 70, and -. each having a front of 5ox150
feet. Also, J.OTs Nos. 30 and al in the latter rlan
(adjoining Chelscs), the one containing about haif
acre, and the other about one and a half acres.
foregoing lots are on the hill, near the work
shops OF the chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
are well adapted for residences for persons OF
small capital. .
TERMs: At sale. W. GODDIE,
AurtIoppar- .
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WIN remark In conclusion that his remedies
are the result Of long and careful study. The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public twen-
ty years the sale of them in that time proves
their value. All have been benefited by them
who followed my Instructions, and to-day they
stand UNEQUALLED in the extent Of their sale
and UNSURPASSED by any medicament In the
dispensatory of the United States, not excepting
a single herb, root, plant, or scientific prepara-
tion.
Pharmaceutical 1 claim all mine to be, and have
never patented a single one.
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
The Pin I have thought OF Offering to the afiict-
ed for ten years. They are now perfect, and I
shall stake my time. money, and fame, on their
effectiveness. The inviting style in which the
Pill itself is made, the Bottle, label, wrapper, all
show with what care they have been prepared.
After examination, no English ,sr French prepara-
ton will show greater care, and I am really proud
Of them. Instead Of the nsuseous-looktng, care
lessly-prepared Pills vended generally, and put
up In wooden boxes, and made generally or Offer
ed by those having no experience as physicians,
druggists, or manufacturers Of medicines.
Test the medicine offered by Ii
Your obedient servant,
H.. r. HRLMBOLD,
Crystal Palace Drug Store,
5a Broadway, New York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsqy House, Broadway and
2ssh streets, New York, add Temple Of Pharmacy,
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
P s.-Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu has
gained Q worldwide fame. sp7-2m q
VI 8E
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A Small
j TRACT OF LANDIa HENEICO-0 ON ~
By James NJ. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE No. ITO Main street.

THAT BEAUTIFUL AND CONyE.
ING, ON THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTH. BE.
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREE IS, At
PRESENT Occupied BY CAPT. JOHN n,
GREANOR. FOR SALE AT AUCIION.-At,he
request OF the owner. I viii sell upon the premises
on FRIDAY, the 18th day, OF april. 1871, at a
O'Clock r. NJ, that frst-class Residence, a,
above located, containing twelve rooms hesidr,
kitchen and servants rooms, with all modern i'm.
such AS bathroom, water-clo.eIs,
on the pr mises. The LOT fronts rs fee,, with a
wide paved alley on the side, and running back
about 40 feet 10 Il l8-foo: paved alley. TIE hous,
is well hnilt, with an iron yerandah In front, and
has recently been covered with tin, and rented At a
iair rent.
TRIMS: One-thIrd cash; balance at six and
twelve months, With Interest. and secured by 4
deed Of trust. JAMES M. ia
aps AuctiODrer.
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BY " ellington Goddln,
Zeal EstaLe Agent aud Auctioueer.

VERY NEAT AND CONVENIENT
BRICK AND FL A. ED ~TEGEMrNT,
hNR VACANT Let, ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF LEIGH STREET. OPPOSlTFT0THr TER
MINUS OF ADAMS STHFET, FOR SALE AZ
AUCTION.-Wil be sold At auction, on the pre-
misses. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the l3h
MGNT located is above, now In the occupancy Of
MIR. Brandt. stories above basement,
cont los five rooms, besides kitchen, and Is really
a comfortable residence for a email family. Also,
tie beautiful VACANT LOT on the east, ?5AlG
feet, to an alley. Title perfect.
: At sale. w. GODDlN
an 10 Auctioneer.
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b Grubbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
EIaventh street, between Main and Bank.

4 VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY
| n BRICK STORE ON PEARL STREET. OPP
PUsITE THE PROPOSED NEW DEPOT OF
THE RICHMOND AND DAMVuLE RAiL-
NPSDAY, the 18th day of april, at II O'Clock NJ,
we will sell, upon the premises, the STORE, No.
lis, south Pearl street, lying between the stores of
Messrs. Lee & Seldom aud Spots & Gibson. 1t
has been built since 1895. IN the most thorough and
SUBSTANTIAL manner, combining as much solidity
poses as any house in the city. The situation Is
one OF the very best being opposite to the Pro,
railroad Company, and convenient to shipping
and other principal points Of business.
This properly must be amongst the first in the
city to feel the favorable effects Of that improved
condition which is so confidently expected at a day
not remote. j.
TERMS Will be made known at the time of
sale.
an GhUBbS q Wll1IlA Mo, huCE.
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By Lyme s Brother.
Auctionesrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON THE
l. NORTH SIDE OF MAIN, MAE THE
CORNER OF NINETEENTH STREET., FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY, the
18th day Of April, 1871 AZ a o'clock p. M. we will
sell. on the premises those VALUABLE
LOTS located IS described. having a front each of
twenty two and q half feet, running back httweeu
parallel lines II depth Of enc hundred and ffty-hve
feot to All alley ten feet Wide. he lots are now
leased out at a fair rent. and tn parties desiring to
invest s good oppOrtr nity Is offered.
TERMS Cash as to one.fourth OF the purchase
money the residue at Q, II. and Is months for
negotiable notes, Interest added, secured by Il trust
deed. LYME L BROTHER.
ana AuctiODeer-.
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MACHINERY FOR, SALE.

One 2O-HORSE POWER PORTABLE STEAM
ENGINE, as good rs new, Just suited for u saw
One new l2 HORSE POWER PORTABLE
STEAM-Et CINE,
One new ST. or ALIEN FAN-BLOWtR,
one POWER PUMt-capacity, 600 gallons per
minute;
One SECONDHAND BOLT CUTTER.
One w FLUE BOlLEE, VITA
Iron Front aGd Crate Bars, complete;
Que l.. HOR SIC POWER rUETAB l. b ,ILFit,
and lots Of ShaltIng. Pullies, Geer-N heels.
one GRIsT MILL. three feet Stones, French
Bu rs, all complete.
All OF the above VIII be sold low FOR CASH, TO
close consignments, all in our shop.
an I.andoY NLUAT 4
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BY Grubbs u Williams,
Real Estate Agents and ~Auctioneers,
r,o-.,tb bat,vaap Noin cod RopL Of raafc

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ NEW KENT COURTHOUSE PROPER
TY, EMBRACING ABOUT SEVEN HUNDRED
And FORTY GRE OF LAND.--This prop
erty will be sold by US, IS Commisslonere Of the
Palmer's admr's vs.. FAINT and ais, on THURS
DAY, 9th April THAT being court day, at 10
consist of the TAVERN, STORE-H0USE, STA
BIZ S, &C About seventy-fve acres are cleared;
the remainder is In wood, some Of 1t of heavy
second growth, and Will afford a very large guam
tity of cord-woOd, besides a quantity Of fine chest
nut timber.
Being distant only from three quarter to two
miles from navigahle water, this property pre-
sents inducements to persons Wishing to 20 Into
the wood and timber business, in addition to It's
value for tavern and business purposes, as 1t Is
estimates that the wood and timber alone will sew
eral times repay the cost of the properly.
TERMS: One-fourlh cash balance at 8. 12. and
Is months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained until the notes are paid. Pur-
chaser to pay taxes for 1871.
The property will be sold In such parcels as may
be deemed best ut the time of SAFE.
Y TAos p: j. HAhTKHiRSss , comm'rs.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Aucts. ap II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-12
Bv Lee q GOddIn.
+. Auetioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Main street.

FIXTURES FOR DRUG STORE FOR
II SALE, AND HOUSE FOR RENTING
owner intending to move to the corner of Sd and
Broad streets, we will sell 1T auction, on FRI
DAY, 14th April. at 10 O'Clock, the FIXTURES
In the DRUG STORE corner 5th and Marsh all
streets. comprising handsome CORN1HE,
SHELVING. COUNTERS, &C.: also, SODA
APPARATUS, MARBLE SLAB, and TUM-
BLFR-WASHER.
The party purchasing the fixtures can rent the
HOUSE for the unexpircd term, ending 3lst Au-
gust, 1871. ,...s ~ ~.
: TERMS At sale. LEE & GODDIN,
Auctioneers.
Sale conducted by 8. N. DAVIS, Salesman.
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