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OF ALL

|DryCoods
GREAT ATTRACTIONS in
D. BY 6 0 0 D S |!
Fob TEE
Holidays!
B. LOWENSTEIN
S2c BROS.
We are now GGerise the Largest and
most attractive assortment Of
G. q . ID .,
SUITABLE FOR
Christmas and New Years
PRESENTS,
Ever bsfOrs offered the citizens Of
Memphis.
RICH VELVET CLOAKs,
RICH ASTRACHAN CLOAKB,
Rich CLOTH CLOARB,
RIOH OPERA CLOAK1,
In all the Newest and most Fashionable
shapes.
RIcA AND ELEGANT SILKS In
TAFFETA, FAILLE,
GROs GRAIN and GROs de LYON,
Together with Run Line Of
BOnnet's UnriVaIIed
5TLES2
RICH DRESS GOODS,
Ghn the newest COIOTs and NEST Select
Fabrics.
SHAWLS SHAWLS !
Elegant ! Attractive ! Cheap |
NOVELTIES IN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
RIBBONS,
MICK TIES,
AND,SAHHEs,
FANS,
AND LACE GOODS,
And . NEST attractive Display Of New
Fancy Goods, all of which We
efer at very mueh Reduced
Prices during the pre-
sent msntEs
B. L0Wenstein & Bros
242 and 24A Main St,
CORNER OF JEFFERSON 81.
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lice, were arraigned for stealing a. watch
from Mr.. William. fitzgerald. The two
former, as accessories, were sent on before
the grand jury and committed Ia default Of
security. Braxton's case was continued
until this morning. e. :3.ss
NEW BUILDINGS. The dwelling-houses
being built By the Marshall Manufacturing
company for their employees are nearly
com pleted, and will be ready for occ1.
pancy early during the present month. At
the corner OF Fourteenth aud Decatur
sereets a. hall Is being built for Friendly
DIVISION tcolored) Sons of Temperance,
the cornerstone Of which has been laid by
hooson Lodge (colored) Masons.
:, BUSINESS AT CLERKS OrF1cE.-Twenty
licenses TO marry (of which fifteen were
"nltel were granted last month-four being
granted on the 3Oth. Thirty.fiye deeds Of
Darsaln ana sale were, during the same
time, admitted to record.
SUDDEN DEArH.--The death OF Alcxauder
Craig announced in Saturdays paper. was
very sudden and distressing. He had not
been complaining during the day, and
In the afternoon attended marriage at
the Presbyterian church. He was formerly
a resident OF Richmond, and was generally
known. His unexpected demise has plunged
a hostiof friends into the deeLest grief, for
no man in the comnisinity was more de-
servedly popular. r.
BRlEFs.-The health of DR.. J. w. Bro.
naugh is said to be rapidly improving.
The second.of the union prayer.meetings
was held With tho Baptist church on Fri.
day night. N
The last supper and entertainment Of
the l. o. B. b. eclpsed all former affairs In
this section.
Over dozen couples are said to couteun-
plate matrimony between this aud Christ
mas. .t.a
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NISDIcATIoS OF THE INSURANCE DEPOSIT
LAw.-Ihc State Treasurer, by authority
Of the insurance deposit law, has been en-
gagged for several weeks in settling the
claims Of Virginia pol'cy-holders against
the northern insurance companies which
were disabled by the Chicago fire. These
chauics, Of Baltimore Putnam, Of Con-
necticut: Security, of New York; Man
haitian, OF New York; North American, of
New York; Atlantic, of Brooklyn and
PnciGc, Of San Francisco. The return pre-
nium5 and fire loss thus far paid by the
Treasurer amount TO not less than St5 900,
and this large sum, and much more, has
been saved The State by law which mar
ro"ly escaped repeal at the last session of
the Legislature. Of the deposits made by
the foreign companies SOC, COO was in United
states bonds and the balance in Virginia
bonds aud railroad securities.
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Ky +. B. Eewbnrn,
Real Estate Agent and Arctionecr,
lola Main street.

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT, WITH
l. THEEE-STORy BRICK STORE And
DlgELLING THEREON. SITUATED IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. ON THE VET LIEE
0F FJ'HIRTEEN'rH STREET RETW ZEN MAIN
And CARf STRESTS.-By virtue of certain
deed Of trust executed 10 me as trustee by K. IL.
Scye1sou and Law .iiuttc his W life, beartug date
on The 10 day of May, 1870, and du recorded In
ID. B No. Gl, =, page lbl, fl the clerks office or
the Hichmoud Chanccry Court, and having been
requested so 10 do By the beneficiary therein
u red shall proceed TO sell at auction upon the
premises, on ERinAY the s:h Of December, 1871,
~ L. O'Clock D.. the following p1urertVto Wit:
Al that certain LOT OF LAND, With the i'm
prpv, ments there situated on the west sue OF
.utrtcsath street b tween Main ard Cary street,,
h.vip: front Oh the saic wet line OF Thirteenth
s.ree5 OF tWeutv.uie 1cst, snd ruuaiDg back be-
mc@u parallel lines Ei1ty-eight (ss 19 feet eight
IL: he.
Terms Cash rs to the expenses nf sale and OF
exc u.ing this trust, and 10 pay II and discharge
4 certain bond and note amounting to VI, oso, with
interest thcraou st twelve par cent. from the 10Th
iIY Of November. 1871 aDd as to ibc residue,
crectt Of * aud ~ elvs months for negotiable g
notes with uter rect ut Tx per cent. atdt secured
!!y Il trust deed EDW AED B. kLWi:uRN,
Trustee.
sale conducted by Z. B. NEwBURN, Real Es:n;e
Auctions CT. no 70 l"t
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BY Lyme i Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE GR!sT MILL, AND LnND
ATTACHFD THFHETu, IN HENB1CO COUN.
TY, ABOUT THREE MILES BELOW THE
CITY OF RICHMOhD, NEAR THE NEW
ChHTRAL TURNPIkE,-by virtue Of decree
of the Circuit Court or Henrico entered on the 18th
DAY Of November, 1871, in the suit of john Tur-
plu's executor against benjsmln W.. Roper's
administrator. aud others, the undersigned, as
special commissioner therein named, w!ll pro-
c-ed to sell st public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of December. 1871,
attic hour OF y NJ, that portion OF The farm on
which Her tamin w. Rol er resided at the ume OF
his death, and described In the papers Of said
suit as the "Mili TRACK" containing IL So 100
acres, more or less, on which there Is Gr1st
Mill vita good water power, having an excellent
country trade.
TERMS Sufficient In cath to defray charges OF
sale aud costs Of suit and as 10 the Iesloue OF
the proceeds OF sale, upon credit II one two.
q, three years, with interest At six per cent from
day Of SAFE in equal instalmeats The purchaser to
execute bonds Tor the deferred payments with
good personal security, and the tte to be retained
until the bonds are paid off and conveys auce dl.
EDWABD Y. CANNON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted By LYME BROTHER, Auction
ecrs. no 20 25. III Eec2.4, 8, II. 10, ,&dtd
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by Grujbs & William-,
Eleventh street between Main anG Bank.

HOMNISSIONEE'SS SALE OF A VERY
~ DFsIaABlE HuIiDIHG Lot I'M IAN.
CHESIsH, Ar TIE CURNEk OF rokI,EtIs. ,tI.
AND WARRINGTON slkFElS, AZ hOC.
Court of Chesterfield county, entered 1t It's No.
ve,uber term, In the Csc Of Randolph ts. dams,
VrnNEsIJhY the 9th dsy OF Decembef, At q
O'clock J.. Nj, thai p,r'ioG OF the property re-
trrr.d 10 IN the proceedings in SAID cause whch
" th ~ signed 10 the heirs OF Samuel 4. dams,
dccea ed tlc same betr part or Lot No. IA. II,
The plan OF Manchester. lying at the southwest
lug 40 feet on Porter street and running BACK lt'
feet ., x. s.,,r.,,,
This is regarded as one Of lhs most desirable
lots IN Manchester. AL
TEAMS: One third cash; balance at s'x ana
twelve mouths for negotiable nOtss, ~ltE interest
aided, and tis,e retained. ,
JOHN DUNLOP, Commissloner.
GKrHBs & WILLIAMS Ancti0neers. 30 70
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PERsoSAL.-Major W. A. Anderson,
senator from Rockbridge, has arrived, and
will reside with General Joseph r. Ander-
son.
Captain D. ". Bohannon has returned
from D. three months tour in Europe and
the East in excellent health. He left his
compagnon du u0yGge, Dir. Thomas Jones,
1T Paris.
Rev. DR.. Hoge is absent on visit to New
Jersey.
fourth district, was here Saturday, en- route
for Washington.
MIR. S. c. Neale, member-elect of the
House Of Delegates from Alexandria, is at
The Exchange.
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ARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
AND sPECULAToRs.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EGTATE NJ
YORKTOWN.
one OF the Hncst harbors in the United staies.
about thirty miles from the Atlantic Ocean,
with sn uninterrupted chapnel-way Of
thirty. three feet at low tide

The Great Eastern can lie fifty yards from the
shore the supposed terminusrof the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad /; mile and half Of water
front. see Unitod States Coast Survey, report OF
1867, page Ss.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
county OF James City and city OF Williamsburg
pronounced on the 10Th day OF October, 1871, we,
special commissioners, will sell ST public auction,
TO the highest bidders, on WEDNESDAY,, 18th
day Of January, A. d. 1872, at Yorktown, Va, the
following REAL ESTATE, wheIeo Robert An
derson died seized aud possessed:
/. NINETY LOTS in Yorktown about two
thirds Of tho town, 2. nCBBABD'S LAND,
above yorktown, on ibc river, on the north side
OF the road from Willismsbmg-57j acres. 3.
ROWE FARM, adjoining Hubbard" on the
west-A 4s-loo acres. 4. MONETTS & Ell
LOFTS, adjoiuin2 Yorktown On the northeast,
on York river-ll2 s3-1o0 acres. s. ROWE &
SANDS LOTS, on the northwest side Of Yorkto an
on the rtver-2o acres. 8. NOTTINGHAM LOT,
at the south corner or yorktown, On the Hampton
road 10 ss 100 acres. 7. PIGEON QUARTER,
VAN BUgEE, &c, adjoining Yorktown 90 The
s:uthwe>t side--G22 a2.l0o acres. FRENCH
QUARTER AID TERRAP1N POINT, adjoining
Pigeon Quarter, &c., on the eouthwect-3s Il 100
acres. sa.
An accurate survey OF the lands above NON
TONED has been made. a map or tho same Ill be
exhibited On the day OF ea!c, and may he scco At
the Office Of William 3. Peachy, williamsburg
Va, before day or sale.
TgpMs OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay expenses
OF sale; balance on credits OF six, twelve, and
eighteen months equal lnsta lments, each to bear
Interest at rix per cent. from the day Of sale.
Bonds, with sufficient personal security, to be
given by each purchaser, aud the title retained
as 70 each purchaser until the Whole parcha6c
money Is paid.
The sale Will be continued until completed
TAIEWELL TAYLOR.l
JOHN 7. SEAWELL, cou,r,rs
HOBEET A. BRIGHT. ' " -"
WILLIAM s. PEACHY,J
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81 Lyue & Brother,
Auct!oncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

VRu>TEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
1 HEW BRICK SToRE WITH DWELLING
OVER hAME, suCATsD ON THE SOUTH
SIUE CT MIN BETWEEN TWEhTlETH
AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY virtue Of a certain
dsed o: trust executed to me rs trustee. dued LIST
OF The Court Of Chpncerr of the city OF Rich
mnnd !u deed-hooh q5, B. page 2Oa, thall In exc
cut!on OF said trust, b=ny repaired 10 do by the
uc auc: ion. on the premises, on WED ESDAi
the eth cay OF Ueceineer, 1871, at the hour OF
O'Clock l.. a.. that desirable NEW BRICK
STORE, lcca'cl ~ above described. The lot has
front Of eighteen feet niac inches lmnrc or lcss),
and running back between parallel lines one hun
e. feet tnorc or less.
TERMS Cssh is t. the expenses of sale and TO
pay of ncgo'la6le note of $4,000, due lst day &C.
smd se To- the residue OF III. purchase money, on
su h terms and time as Will be announced at The
hour Of ale. JOSEPH 4. CHIC. Trustee.
ti2ppprs no 2D.7t
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CHANcERr COURT, SArURDAy.-Judqc E.
q: f.. fstzh,ugh.-The following business was
James L. Maury for, &C.. Us. McGruder
ana otners. Uecree confirming report of
sale OF part of the property in the bin and ID
proceedings mentioned, and also the re,ort
or commissioner Evans as to validity Of the
tltie, and directing commissioner Of sale to
counsel. A1" Oaaiei'
kobinson's executor Us. Robinson and
Others. Decree confirming report OF com.
missioner m and making distribution of the
Sarah Ann Dabney by, &C., Us. Henry W.
Daouey. Decree for divorce q rtnculo
Cooke os. Pulliam, &C., Cooke aud wifi
Us. Pulltam, &C. Decree settling principles
OF case and fixing sum to be paid by defend.
ants to the plaintiffs. W. j. Mayo and
Richardson, counsel.
winston Il Powers Us. Midlothian Coal
Mining Company. Decree ordering clerk
to docket cause as to all parties as to which
1t was for hearing before the first day of
this term of the court. Neeson. Boullin.
Lyons, John Howard, &C., counsel. >
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8itl1ntond 1ispatth.
Observation-Disclosures !, 1871.
Es- TIE CIRCULATION OF TIE n,s
PATCH .fs LARGER TRAN TIE ConBIsr1.
EJACULATION OF ALL THE OTHER D.Tr1
NEwarAPEns OF THE CITY.


RICHARDSON & CO. Will sell at4P.M. one him.
used building lots In Purcell's and CabelI,g cs-
teps.on OF Marks addition to Manchester.
iebsLL q SON will sell at4P. d! three build,n.
los az the corner OF st. Paul and Charity
streets.
W "opDIa Will sell at 7. AT. the brick tene.
inent NO. 49, On the west side OF Seventeenth
street.
=
THOMAS W. KEKSEE will sell al 10 A, NJ. fur-
niture, &C.
}. ID. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at 1oI A, M.
- groceries, &c. -
HtChAhD:ON- 4 CO. will sell at PM a lot of
l'hu IN Manch.ster on Sixteenth or Hunter
street. fsI- =
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MANCHESTER IrEMs.

MEETING OF TIE TRGsTEEs.-At the last
regular meeting OF the trustees the Town
Engiueer was ordered to have opened and
mt in order the next street running pard-
lei with McDonough, being the main ave-
nue. leading sou;bward from the James
River bridge. As all OF the streets in cur
town are named from naval heroes, this one
has been called Semmes street, in honor Of
the distinguished Confederate officer OF
that name. Work will be ut once COM
meuced. No other business of public in
terest was transacted.
CouRr NEws.-Betore Justice Chiles.-
Robert Lawrence and Nelson Morton, ar
rested in Richmond By officer Dan Wrepn,
and Joe Braxton, arrested oy the town po-
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a HoRsE IN SINGULAR PREp1cAaEsT,-
On Saturday evening about 7 o'clock n
gentleman by the namc of Ballard left his
horse standing on Main street between
Eighth and Ninth, and went into a store to
make purchase. While he was away the
horse started across the street to the south
side and walked deliberately into one of the
new buildings which is being put up on
the SpotsWood lot, and fell through to the
foundation beloW-sOme twenty feet. AS
soon as it was discovered, efforts were made
to get him out, which was successful in
about an hour, after several of the joists
had been cut away.
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NO. I42

. s,SsrsEME ,sT, CoURT OF AprEA1s-Norerbee,y. her e..
S,n ., noI:Innon the petition of Pcyton John.
loved lou aho tvN W lliam FL. Macon an appeal is al.
ymuu eJrc,,;, rom ion decree pronounced by the
fha 11th oouTt 10 OF the city Of Richmond ON
:James s'u SUI; VI ;ylnuary, 1870, in suit in mich
tbs ne,itiona .o anu vile were plaintiffs and
fenalty OF appeal bond s25. 900. ''1A' -
Judge Meredith concluded tho -or.,ro,.
10 straus rs. kernsood, and the csso ell
submitted to the court. 'n0 easo was
Mo:9, The City of Richmond rs. The D,n-
vule Railroad Company. The arou,nont =,
fn,s T cause was commercially Il. T. Daniel !
ESQ, who was followed by Robert Ould' ,
Esd, who will finish his remarks on Tues,
day next. w : oes'
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DISTRESSING AccIDEET.-OnS Saturday
about Il O'Clock, while its mother was ab-
sent ID an adjoining room, the little daueh.
Ter OF Mr. Charles Blankenship, living near
the Dan9ille railroad above Fifteenth street.
Was WI badly burned by her clothes taking fire,
Inc child screamed and rushed to its mo.
liner, who Instantly threw bucket of water
upon her and stripped of her clothes, du-
I'm LII Il "nlch operation Mrs. Blankenship was
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RIcHMoND TYPOGRAPHICAL UN1oN-ELEc.
TIoN OF OFFlcERs.-A large and cnthusias.
tic meeting OF the Typographical Union
was held Saturday night, at their hall, in
Marshall Block, ut which officers for the
term commencing on the 1st of January.
1872, were elected. The following gentle.
men were chosen:
President, S: {. Curry Vice-President,
X. Walker Christian Recording Secretary,
George E. Bowden; Financial Secretary, Il.
L. Hurdle Corresponding Secretary, j. RI.
johnson; Treasurer, A. f. Tiller Trus-
tees, j. Harvey Campbell, l. Newton VIII
liams, and Charles Ellis.
Mr.. Z. Z. Crllmp was elected the repre-
sentative to the National Typographical
Union, which meets in this city in June
next.
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BY wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Garner Of eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
1 vALUAkiE F*kM CALLED mBRUAp ~
nH1tfr Two Mif.Ei FROM MANCHESTHR.
CUhTAINISG FOUR NUNDREp S Asb IHaE- II ,.Is
tae OF 4 deed Of trust executed to the subsctiDer
by David McDtntel, bearing date loth ol May,
1870, duly recorded In Chesterfield County Court
on the il h OF May, 1870. l shall, In execution
thereof procc, d TO -el at public auctioL, on tne
premises; on MONDAY the llth Of December,
s?l at /, O'Clock NJ III fair r not, the flrst iat
cav thereafter that very valuable FARM ioclieu
~ shove, congisting Of three tracts, cOntaiMlng
together about FOUR HUND2ED ANp Tlt1h.
~. I.t!GHT ACRES, more or less, OF which about
two ris are opeu iaod of ihe heart; UaIance III
wood sufficient for the use OF the place the I'M
are Inferior. consisting o1 parh,
tt1blss. kitchen, &c, bu. there Is very e1ceent
SUU&G ORCHARD cf spples, peaches, pears:
&c. The farm !s not only valuable by reason OF
- excellent SOIL, out is nearnesS 10 Manchester
gives to II much additional ralue.
u hist the deed requires cash sa!e, Yet II is
al The tine OF SEla the creditors may be
willing to allow reasonable CT edl's on portion oi
the purchase money.
VILLA NJ +. MaYHON. Trustee,
noo5ataat!s s35 Broadway, n. I.
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BY Wellington God,Iin.
hcal Estate Agent AID Auctloneer,
Corner OF Bank and Eleventh a,rcets

= -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAIJT.
" ABLE REAL EoTATE NEAR TIE DLD
MARKhT.-ln ODE d,ence TO decree OF the Cham
Cery Court OF the city or Richmond, pronounced
the 18th day OF November, 1871, in suit therein
paIdIng styled millcr's administrative against
Mlller's administrAtor and Others, tie under-
said decree, will sell at public auction. on the
premises, at O'Clock 2. NJ. on MONDAY the h
day of Dec ember, 1871, that BRICK TENEMENT
fronting ?2 fee. On the west side or Seyenteepth
street in said CITY, known as No. l,6 north Seven
teenth street, belonging 10 the estste or Florens
Miller, deceascd.
TERMS For cash as to SO much as may be ne
c.ssary TO pay the costs of said tuit and the ex-
pe1s ses Of sale, ard the recidlc Ia three equal in-
s,alrnents, payable In one, two, snd three years
from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds,
with approved personal secu1ity, bearing SIX per
stalmsnts and the titIe to be retained until the
wno.c purch 'sc money Is paid end conyeyance
d rccled by tie court. ROEERT IIOWhRD,
j. HIN b. YOUNG,
no o3-lot Special Commissioners,
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By Richardson Il Co.,
kpal rslatG ArcGts ana kuctiu1ser7,
No. lIl3 Main street.

rOMMIS3IONER'S SALE OF BUILD
~ ING lots IN HhNCEESTAH BY AuC-
TI)N.-By virtue of decree entered iu lha Cir
ci:it Court Of Chesterfield ccurty on the l'th OF
BROOKE, GUARDIAN, rs. Msltin It ais, ;hall, as
commissioner thereby apIotn:er sell syau;s'cT'
ou the premises. on MGND&Y the a.h Of Dercn
ber, Is7l. at O'Clock i. NJ, Il i.OL OF LAND
fronting III feet The sonh side Of SiHtee1h or
Hunter atIcct, between The residence q J1M"s
Owens, ESQ =, and the Richmond ana Peters inrs
railroad ani running southwardly jrregularly li5
10 PAT feet.
Said land Will be divided into cu!lable lots at Tie
time Of sale.
. TERMS: Une-th!rd cash balance IN Iicgoti"nic
notes at six and twelve pths. with lntarest aa-
i. NJ. CONNER, Cnrum'sstoncr.
RICHARDSON 4 Co, AEC.i"lccEs 10 :"
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PRoPosED IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CITY
HALEY Improvements in this worn
out and tumblc-down building are now in
contemplation. Among others we hear that
Collector Rcgnault will be transferred to the
second floor, where the treasurer, gas In
spectOr, auditor, and commissioner the re.
venue now are. The collectors Office will
then be fitted UP for the use of the clerk OF
the Hastings Court, Mr.. Jinkins, whose ac-
commodalions are now too cramped; aud
Mr.. Berry, ofthe Chancery Court, will occu.
py the office now used by Mr.. Jinkins, as
we'll as that now used by himself.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
DIN TIE COUNTY OF GLDUCFS FER,
MILL, c., AT AUCTlOE.--Ry virtue of a de-
cree OF the Circuit Cour. OF the Uni;c states Jor
the Eastern District of Virginia. cntered on the
27d of November, ISL, In the suit IN equity en:.-
tied Catett Us. Stubbs and ais, the undersigned,
special commissioners appointed by said decree,
will fer for sale at aucton at Gloucester Court
house, on MONDAY The lst day Of snuary, 1872
or the County Court or slld county, the following
real estite IN said county, to.Hi.:
That yllu able TRACT 0F LA ND on which W.
X. stubbs now resides, containing, by estimation,
THREE HUNDRED AND Sixty ACRES, be
the same more or less, lying on lhe main road
leading from Gloucester Courthouse to Wood's
Cross Roads, with the usual improvements, DWELL
Ing. &C., thereon. .
Also, an undivided moiety of The land. with The
mill and appurtcn tnces tEereto. and anj ning tbe
above-named tract OF $50 acres, and known Is
STUBBS'S MILF.
The Mbove-palned property is regarded rs very
valuable, and per sens desiring to purchase land5
In lha. locality Houid find IL to their interes! to
examine the properly and attend Lhe sale.
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF the procecds RS
viii be sufficient to pay The costs OF the suit and
charges OF sale: aud rs TO the residue, upon i
credit of one, tTo spd three years, In equal In
sia nen,s bearing siA Per cent interest," tfol1 day
of sale the purchaser 10 execute oohds WIEN ap-
proved personal security for the deferred pay
inents and III: Title 20 b. retained unal SAID Donos
are fully paid and Il conveyance directed hJ TIC
court. -.,.s .. ,se,o,, ,-
soon us the terms OF The sale are complied Win.
00'D - EDWARD Y. ChNSOA,
JOHN 7. SIAWtLL,
deaMsy Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04

ORDINANCE YIoLAT1oEs.-Th following
persons were fined by Justice White on
Saturday Tor ordinance violations Lewis
Reid (coloredl, 81 Tor firing a gun within the
city limits Joseph Meekins (colored), 81
for trespassing on the platform OF the
Richmond and Danylle Railroad Com
pany's depot; NJ. Murphy, 500 for allow
ing the driver of wagon No. 229 to drive
the same on the street in a careless and
reckless manner on the 9th ultimo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04
d Last Word from the Colorcd Temperance
Men.
RICHMOND. Va. Dccember I Is

KlCHA0Np, VA, UCcember I, 1Sl1.
Editors Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-W notice in the columns
OF your paper OF the 18th an item which
states that there is no such organization al
|" Circle Of Temperance" We beg you to
correct this statement by saying that Sum-
beam Circle, No. L, has never changed
the character of her organization, and has
not done, nor intends to do, anything which
will tend to retard the progress of the Order
Of the Sons Of Temperance in Virginia.
Sunbeam Circle has the best wishes OF the
Grand Division Of Virginia, and Is 10 har-
mony with the white man In efforts to stay
the tide of intemperance 10 our city ond
State, BENJAMIN A. GRAVES, w, 7,
John w. Booker, Recording Scribe.