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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-04-25
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Venangc Spectator:
A few days ago Mrs. Bridget Ere.
wen, while walking on Elk street
above Thirteenth. fell and received se-
we're injuries. The fall was wholly
caused by the bad condition of the
sidewalk. Mrs. Frewen has COM
menced suit against the city authori.
ties for heavy damages. We have fre.
quently spoken of the dangerous con
dition of some Of the sidewalks in tn
city, and the consequent possibility of
such accidents and suits as this of Mrs.
Frewen's. Ii will be well for owners
of property to recollect that they, as
well as the city authorities, are liable
for damages caused by their bad walks,
and that should the city be compelled
to pay damages it can recover from
property owners.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-04-25
allegheny VALLEY RAIL ROAD /
The Oil Regions to Pittsburgh,
THE EAST AND THE WEST /!
TEEpTNG U4P0
SLEEPING CARS
GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
FROM

On all night trains. Passengers and bag
gage transferred at Oil City, FREE or
CHARGED
Trains make direct connection with all
Roads centering at Oil City, and leave ss
follows:
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Day Express leave Oil City at. 230pm
Arrives at Pittsburgh h------------ coop m
Night Express Leave Oil City cop m
Arrives nj Pittsburgh rs IN
Mail Train leaves Oil City 9 05 N
Arrives at Pittlburgh so p m
Day Express Leaves Pittsburgh at 20 a m
Arrives at Oil City at--.--------. 10 p m
Night Express Leaves Pittsburgh 8 40 pm
Arrives at OH City tY---------------. 6 Is IN
Way Passenger leaves Pittsburgh 9 Is a M
Arrives at Oil City---------- ---- 30 p m
Passengers travelling by this Route will
find better accommodations and make bet
ter time than by any other road from the
Oil Regions TO Pittsburgh.
J, ]. LAWRENCE, Gen. supt
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j u r u 3 E 3 A.

sent "A special commission 10 that country
to procure it in its native purity, and hav-
ing found its wonderful curative proper
ties to ever exceed the anticipalions form
ed by its great reputation, has concluded
to offer it to the public, and is happy to
state that he has perfected arrigements for
regular monthly supply of this wonder
ful Plant. He has spent much time ex-
perimentiny and investigating as to the
most efficient preparation from it, for pop
ular use, and has for some time used in
his own vractice with most happy results
the effectual medicine now presented to
the public as
DR.. WELLS Extract of JURUBEBA
and he confidently recommends il to every
family as a househould remedy which
should be freely taken AS a BLOOD PURI-
FIR in all deragements of the system and
to animate and fortify all weak and Lynn
phatic temperaments. JOHN q. KEEL
LOGG, Platt ST., New York. Sole Agent
for the United States. Price One Dollar
per bottle. Send for Circular. 5O-It
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V E N T UR E HOTEL
ADJoINfNa THE DEPOT,
WHITE OAK, Forest County, Pc.
HUMMASoN, BROS, Propr's.

MS hoase is new and fitted up in first
= class style, and is headquarters for All
persons visiting the great oil field Of Hick-
otS; ofSI; tls par is furnished with the best
VI LqWp9s' The propFietors will spare no
pans tn,make il the most desirable ston.
ping place ia the oil regions. I2-IT.
SUBSCRIBE for tho Forrest Rspubll-r,
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8tehulond 9ispahh.
SATURDAY. -. SEPTEMBER 80, is'a'

"a q o~n
The last joke at the exps expense of All.
French Society for the Ifoeecsso" conn
mails is to the following erect ,,nh pre-
trrnar. armed with an Immense cru" n the
eonfs himself before the preslat,nes He fl
society and claims the hrse ,n,,,n,anity on
asked TO describe the ACT " ~ saved the
which he Pounds his clam H. countryman.
life of a WOLF" replied i:, ,mi him with this
az might easily have km e,s his weapon in
bludceon :" and be smI df;scnmfort Of the
the au, Rut where was the Wohs
presidenti latter "what had ne zone 10
inqnIves t he had Just devoured my Wile,
you. oo iv, The president reflects an IN.
Is Inc a logih then says: "My friend. am OF
,bs nninion that you have been sufficient
rewarded"
"Iwish I was little French girl" said
, tsn.vear.old. "Why ?" asked her mann
ma. "Because then should know TWO
lanouaees.'' "How SOL" "Why, you
know that can speak English now, ano
French would make two"
A lady writer blames the men more tnaE
the women for ridiculous fashions now III
vooue. She saws elf all men possessing
siil1 0ss0 and upwards should form league
not 40 marry any woman who mounted
rhionop. how long do you suppose the ugly
monstrosities would continue TO De I'D
yJsueW
Thee was young man o. Jerusalem, ,,e ,sm
Whose friends thought he trieo 70 p"ih"'oNS |
so to do the kn act,
They each give HIM tract,
To refo,m this young msn oil oer'sA cue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
FARM OF 1917 ACRES

VALUABLE FARM OF 1917 ACRES,
YI> Tbs CVUATY OF. HE&kiC.. NlEE
MILES EnOM kICHMO%D AND U I
HALF MILK NORTH CT THE YORK RIVER
RAJ .nOAD, AND ONE MILE WEST DF Saw
AGE STATION FOR SALE AT AUCfIOA.-
BY virtue OF i d. ed of trust from Chas. X. Powell
and wife to u.s. uatrd ctobrr 90, 1854 duty record
ed i. The c:k's flee OF Henr.co county, deed.
book 81 page 16.. we will on The I'D Day
OF OCTOBER, 1911, st Henrico counts curt
honse, ut clock Z. ~. In the city Of Richmond,
pr coed to Sell the LANDS conveyed In the said
dc ed, being TWO TRh CHS Og LAND Dough, by
Ch,fIes H. Powell from David Mlchte and wife,
containing in the aggregate lel 65.loG acres, adj
Joining the lands of Df IeLc' field Trent and oth-
crs. On the tract called WcstHoed containing
1874 acres, there Is comfortable and roomy
dwelling aud kitchen, barn, stable, &c. About
oue-half Of this tract Is under cultivation, pro-
duciug go"d crops. The Wade tract adjoins the
howes, cad and contains SIS $40 sores; is covered
with heavy erowt Of timber and wood
MIR. Powell. Who lives On the place, VIII show
the lands AID give any Information that may be
desired. Possession VIII be given as soon as the
gro wing crops are secured. Both tracts viii be
scla together, or separately, as may be deemed
best. ... -..... a.. s.,.
TERMS: one-fourth cash the balance IN three
equal payments in 8, IL, aud Is months IN crest
auced at tie rate OF eiRht per cent, with deed Of
trust TO secure the deferred ayments. ..-a.
VIM. Fl. BAXTER. n.u,,,,,
TH0S. II. PUWELL,5 tf"stees'
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BY wellington 6oddir
Real Estate Agent and Auct.oreer,
corner 18th and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE FAsM of l6S ACRES. MORE Or
LESS, AT HUNGARY WATER STATION,
EIGHT MILES NORTH OF tICHMoND.-By
virtue of decree Of the Charce.y Count o. the
city Of Richmond, pronounced On the S.h dny OF
July, 1871 In the case Of Elicit shelton vs. b,ld-
WINS administrator, &c we shah, special COM
rnissoners, proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises. On SATURDAY, tue 7lh Of october ,
1911 ut IL O'Clock NJ, III fir: II not The first fair
day theTeatter.) that valuable Fa RAJ located IS
above, OF which the late Thomas 5. Baldwin died
seized, containing l6s ACRrS, more or le:s tthe
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
passing through It, s..~....-.
The Improvements are ample for the use of the
place, aud the dwelling Is within three HUNDRED
yards of Hungary depot, thus, sfo1dns excellent
facilities fod travelling on the said railroad The
land is cleared and lies rema kabiy well for cult
walton, and the location Is admirably we'll suited
Tor country seats. because the clrs pass Hungary
six times daily, thus afordlng convenient facili-
tiss for persons doing business In Richmond.
The property VIII be sold as whole or divided
as may be deemed lest at the time OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance al 9, 12, ard
IL months. for negot BILE notes, with interest add
ed and title retaInf Till Ill the purch meney Is
paid and C On veysnce ordered by the court.
eees WI. JJsIaH LEhKE, Com'rs.
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BIZ Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. 4 FARM OF
IL OSE BED AND THIRTY-ONE
AND AN, 1NH-QuAETE Ia A !5 in ~ HE q
STATION By virtue OF two deeds OF trust exc
cuted by Robert Orrlck to the subscriber, the one
bearing date the 14th OF February, 1884, the other
the 2ed Of March, 1859, both duly recorded in Hen
rico County Court SHAH, IN execution thereof
proceed to rel at public auction on the premises
on tuesday,, sd Of October, 1871. at il O'Clock
NJ, uf fair; not. The next fair day thereafter
formerly occupied BY said Qrrtck, and being the
same convey ed to him by Richard f. Tyler and
wife by deed OF the 18th Of February, 1852. IL hes
between Hungary Station and the co3i-pits, aid !.
] Dining the lands OF Ryland Ford, Henry Brooks
estate. &C. f.sy..+., - $50 -. Z
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses Of
sale and TO pay of whatever may be now due upon
two bonds, one for S26 So, and the other for S4oo
estimated TO be sho Il $500; and as 10 any residue
Of The purchase money, on such terms as the said
Orrtck shall prescribe and direct, or, on hts future
to give any directions, then on q credit or one
year, bearing Interest, properly secured. 49,
Sc EDWARD z. CANNON, Trustee. Z
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a. Al1lTIlff,,rrs1a saT.ga-FatialI yas q:
~ al BY Lyna q Brotner =.
,.,t,Aucstonecrs. and Real Estate Agents,
$500 !. No. 1919 Main street.

VERY sATfRA ACTIVE AND ggAIUlrTrIi-
Full sugUKBng ia TAhnMs , RON S Fife
9 DEFY 9 2 911il! rsp soNWHIT is KNoME
R2 ses p1.a nexs u sA sse ss
shau a5 tIe ra lises ON DEsDAg
6cIS9sIi ls5 II iiss snf
ocioca 81 H.. dcscrioed containing SlxV1,tpor
Al L HALF ACRES, all cleared Sh' -
pe Th f1M is very attraet r;
containing pne rooms, ensss S BEN Sai
ststes IN nsrs BEAUTIFULLY nestled In Win So suc
trees The autbuildings are a N awe Of arehi
respond with the main mansion IL f ~
here Is place fine ws 81 ct ths
ot aeisst ginds. 1u fct, TO tbG eye ., p,d he
Wshlog that class of place 1t Is a1i 'nA' '''1 y
deslre1 Gn. Robinson, who row resides on ssme,
will take great pleasure IN Showing the plase ~
narties prior to oay OF ssie.
TERMS AT tale. . ppart,ER hucfs.
rI, ..
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Sc o. 2tawtdsl ,I.lS r.
VALUABLE MILL AND FARM FOR

VALUABLE MILL AND FARM FOR
V SsLE.-I will offer TOR sale at public auction,
on THURSDAr, the 5th day of October, 1871, the
valuable MILL and FARM known as WOOD
BFRKY MILLS, 10 the county of hstan, State
OF Virrinis, situated on Jones,s creek one and a
half miles from James river and twenty-five miles
Il rom Richmond. s. -a.tAa -
The hILL.HuBSE is very large, constructed Of
stone and brick. The Capacity OF mill 500 bushels
per day. 1t has Two wheat and one corn stone.
Tho machineryis OF the best and most app. owed
style, and viii last many years. y he mill gets u
good custom, and Is said 70 be the best In the
cGunty. This water-po wer Is the very best IL is u
nerer-failipg sire and sufficient 10 drive great
deal of mach;Dery. The dam Is made Of stone, aud
will last Tor ages. .... a-.a. & t,.s7
The FAkM is highly improved. and Is regarded
as one Of the ees farms for ls size In the county.
II contains about Two HUNDRED ACRES.
There Is also q STORE at the mill, which has
done good business for many years. Also, all
necessary houses beiona az to farm
This properly has not been on the market before
for thirty years during which time 1t has done 3
thriving ard successful business. II has now to
be sold for division, belonging to seven pers s..
fdeem hunne cessary to Say more, as those WISH
ing 10 purchases Will cali and examine the pro-
petty bs fore The day OF ale. ..,s.yf e. f'-,s>=
II this property Is not sold on the day adyertised
1t Will be rented ont TO the highest bi.der for q
terlnof Years. -3<-z ',sts ~ J.Ef prE ttc-Sa'
Terms: Made knosnon the day of sale.
X. ID COSBY,
Adm'o- Of L. w. Cosby's estate.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Euctloneer,
Once No, ITO Main street.

DESIRABLE FARM OF NINE
n HUNDRED ACHES, IN NUTTOWAY
PEThRsBURa, AND THSpE MTr BS FROH
WILSON CITATION, ON SOUTHSIDE RAIL.
ROAn. FOR SALE AT AUCTIph--Will be sold
on MONDAY, the 9th day Of October, 1871, on tho
premises, at IL O'Clock NJ, that desirable FAHM
fncated 80 above, containing 900; acres, of which
tion, 400 acres In original erowth Of oak and the
balance In second growth pines. The improve
ments consist Of several out houses (quarters and
two large tobacco barns.
TERMS One third cash balance nj one and
two years, for negotiable notes, interest added,
occurred by 8 decd OF trust -
/ :. JANIS n. TAYLOR, Auct.
Persons from Richmond or Petersburg who m y
wish 10 attend The sale can take the morning train
to Wilson station and return In the atterp DON OF
the same day Sc 30.!ds
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- Eleventh. CesWeSu ry<t1S9 lsE5fa
s,r,fss ,ts,1ssToNER,s SALE, AT .AuC-
W, ads9nMs, ~ gfo 4 TSo Miles lBoyE
H Ha tas1NDIfi execution OF o. decree OF tne
ESircntf Court OF aooctland county, entered s!n
Sntam beS 1870 I'm the cnss of Heath ys. Fler1ing,
EI and In cases OF other plaintiffs ys, same We
III AZ af1ction, rotf the premises. resp cuge-
", IN srITFsDAY, ad Of Gct0oer 1871. beginDinR
~ ~ "a O'clock M, the VALUABLE LAMBS or
witch Tariton Fleming died seized, lying N
n s. chlaId COUNTY, about forty two miles a00Ee
y irhmlo d. being the estates known as west
VipWSfI andHMAES sYItILF."s They embrace
ahont l. $50 acres, of which about 2s7 acres are
first class liver low grounds IA acres OK cleared
The improyements ar. in tw settlements. hav-
ing comfort sole dwelling.houses with numerous
and generally superior 6us-butdings OF all kinds
81 These estates are ratgd as amongst the DS0t N
that reg on so famed for Its productivene1s, and
,no better opportunity to fscure dhoice iands Is
liscly to offer. esff., - -a.E -, zt
: TIE lands Will be either sold as whole or suo-
divided as may BE- desired. giving TO each ira
due proportion or woods, highland, and low.
grounds. Several very pretty farms may DC isia
Cff.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to payexpeuses or sale
and OF suit the balance on credit OF one tWo'
three. and four years, for bonds or notes, Wild In
terest added, and personal security put sne ss.
quirement Of security will be dispensed wtn apoa
she payment by purchaser OF Inc hfsI lnstaiinon'
WALTER D. LEAKE.l
j Fl. GUY, I Com're.
- -. ID. laying -
GRuBBs u WILLIAMS, Aucta.
I'D 40 s. 1 ..- 4
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y SALE IN SURRY COUSTY.-Fursuantt to
a d. cree OF the CT cut Court OF surry county,
and others sll against G. aud
r. ". Taylor the undersigned, special Commits
sloner, will again expose to sale az nue s suet9n
a. s1sIy hat ssns 9a The M VAL
list. A TRACT OF LAND lately belonging to
Swim MP" adjoiairg the lands formerly belonging
to Peter T. Spralley, deceased, and others, aud
cont.intTg e sqn q, a psesg to said T.
w. Taylor, OH which he late y resided, known as
the "Home Tract containing by estimation
wen adapted t. tie production cf all the cocs
usually raised In this section OF country. Ihls
tract lies on DO h Sides Of The stare road, about
one mile from curry Gut hou3e and hVe rom
James river. II has on 1t q beautiful twn-story
dwaLling-house, kitchens, ard all necessary out-
houses usually f. una on large farm. iso.
nisca is aoind .ntiy supplied With wood aud tim
g. r. has good water, 81 d is ve-y healthy.
W. Taylor adjo ming the lands Of Nancy J. Fitch
cit, deceased, and 9he;s, cvrtalhlhS oy estlh"-
'i9 9Th. .'s TRsC oFLAND belor cling the same,
KIN lyyn MS he .'Springheld Tract, containing by
timaAon 200 acres, adjoining John d. Lane
At Sta ~ A TRACT OF LAND belonging to said Il.
C. Taylor, known as the Home Tract" on
watch he now resides, adjo Ming Jesse A. Holioo
way and others, and containing oy estlmhtl2n ooo
husa and al necessary gu -hou!e :, and the !and ID
well adapted to tue Rrow;h OF all the ususl crops:
TERMS fnough III cash to pay The costs of suit
and salt ,enain e. Iii four equal annual install
ments. Tie purchaser 10 give bonds. with ap.
proved secu,iiy, baIling interest," from the day OF
order of the court. o sc sion given IN the lst
Janu ~, 1872. For further parti culars apply to-
GEO I. CLARKE, Commissioner. &C.,
SEPT. lnth 1871. sc 2l-1awiw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30
BY Lyme & Brother,
Guctioaesro and Real Estate Agcuts,
No. 1917 Main street.

TWO-STQRY FRAMED
III TENHMEST No. ss5 g UkTH ST:h Fl,
MOTH OF LEIGH, For SkLE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold ut public auction, on the
p-emiee s, Oh WEDNESDkY,,he On Day OLE e..
ber 1871, at O'Clock NJ that very ds5iEa .,a
ami conyen entIy-loc ted TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING Icated as above described, now In
to occupancy OF ME Tain IN. cent Il, Ing h I've,
rooms, closets, &C with kitchen attach ana ne
nan II ont h USES tas and city waier on the prem
ises; also, c,ty culverts. The entire property Is
In nice repair. -.
The frcnt yard IS beautifully l?ld or WIN large
an nifty of shyubDery. &C.; and, taktug IT all to-
aster it 10 cue OF The pretiest lesldente In that
portion Of the city.
wide.
TERMS: At sale.
i. fc2s- This. III ,Tu&W
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAlL.
kS ROAD-Un and after JULY 18TH, ls7L

GOING WEST:
Train No. tThrough Passengsr) Leaves ktch-
mond daily Except Sundays) at 4:os A. NJ; leaTts
Danytlls as n:o' b. NJ; arrives at Greensboro al
Train No. tLynchburg Fssscuger) leaves Rcd.
m3nd daily At o:ls a. NJ; arrives at Lynchburs at
i, Train No. 10 (Freisbt and ccommodatIonl
leaves Richmond at sos p. H.; arrives at Burke.
VILE At ss4 (: ID. stopping at all way stations
Tram NO. II {Throunl.8sn and Expressl LEAVES
RichmOnd daily At 2.ta Z. NJ; leaves DznytLe
daily at TO- ~ p. h; arrives At Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No; 4 lThrough Asil and E1presSl !eaS W.
daily at lo:a Z. n; arrives 1t Richncnd daily ~
6:HA A. III.
Train No. o Through passenxerl leaves ureeas.
boro' daily teIcap. Sundays) at Il:o5 A. Nj iesyti
Danyille at l:27 z, d.; arrives 1t Richnood ats;a
Traiu No. 10 nynchburg PSssesge1l leaves
Lynchburg daily at S:2o 4. 81; leaves Bu.ke'Is
att 2. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 2. IL.
Train No. leaves Barkeviue 4:39 A. NJ; 81;
rivcs at Richmond s:4s A.. u fstoppipg AZ al
So, as viii
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for I'll poiao
South.
Trains Nos. 8 and u connec. at Bu-keynie
with Train on Atlantic, Mississippi and Onso
Railroad for all points Southwest and South.
SouEhWes. can be procured az the ticket oetce ID
Rtch.nopd, and of Il. r. WALKER, Agent OF ~.
lanttc, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, NO. u"
Main street, Eichmond. ,-t...
Papers thSt hsye arrangements 70 adVoft!es W.
s ssssaaie OF this eo9pSHny WI nRss ssif R5
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
l T. u. K. TALcorF, Engir and SupL saa
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By Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneer5,
1919 Main street.

ARGE BRICK STORE AND THREE
IL SMALL FRhMADThNsM N!IS. ON I'll q
EAST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH STEHEy.
Me- K VENABLE STREET, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-N Ill be SOLD at public auc ion. Oh
the premises. on tn TUESDAY,, 5.h day o. Oc>oser,
1871, st O'Clock =. M, the property located as
above described, consisting Of \ LAb GE BRlt *
STORE, with "A ID ~ Eel LIN G over same, occupied
by Dir. Richardson as 8n apolhecary also, III & T.
FRAMED TENEMENTS containing ABOUT four
or five rooms each ADJOINING the ctorc-au OF
which are now occupied By gccd tcra-t: at fair
rents.
TERMS At sale.
sesO LYME & BROTHER, kucti.
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By Wellington Goddin,
huctioneer ard Zeal tsta.e Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

rVRUSTEE'S AND COMMISSIONERS
l. SALE Of 4 VERY VALUABLE BRICK
nEE;LING AID EAH2SmME LOTS - At IT;
GRACE AND TWENTY-ElGHTH ST&EETS.
AS trustee In certain deed Of trust eNecu-
trd by the late Thomas S. Baldwin and his wife,
sud rs commissioner appointed by decree Of the
Chancery Court of Richmond pronounced on the
Slh day July 1871 in the case Of Flett shelton
va. Baldwin's administrator. I shsl sell at auc-
ton, on the premises. on FRIDl Y, the 9Th Octo-
ber 1871, &C ~ O'Clock =. M, ina; large. attrac
tive, and beautiful RESID7NCE. located as
aHoye, and no " in the occupancy Of Mrs. Bald
win. The dwelling has about ninr rooms. and the
usual out-budinga. The lot has front Of lai fest
and depth OF 156 feet to alley 20 feet Wide a.
is beautifully ornam nted with flowers and sbrnh-
bery. TIE lot will be sold rs whole. or divided
asmay be dee ned best, st the hour of sale. Z his
proper.yris so well and faYnrdbly known thst
fun ht description ia deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Cash IS TO @l,0p0, nth interest from
LIST July, 1870 together with expenses of sale bal
ance 1T 8 l2 and IS TAO tths, fJr NEGOTIABLE notes,
iuteres. added, ard title retained TIL al Of the
purchase money is paid, and . conveyance or
dered by lie court. 70. titles,
SO % Trustee and Commissioner.
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MAEsuIN EiEY, DC.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

I'VE
] secondhand twenty i've horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with Il thirty five horse power
Tubular boiler, al best order
twenty horsepower EORTA BILE ENGINE and
BOILER, SECONDHAND, good as new;
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
6nd BOZ .nH;
l 'scens:hand thirty-hve horsepower TUBULAR
! secondhand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
alien FAN BLowEx, good as new;
2 POW Err PUMPS, capacity 800 gallons per min
ute, In best working order;
! three foot PORTABLE GkIsT MILL French
Burr Stones, In complste order;
pairs PLATFORM SCALES, on wheels:
! POWER MOkTlrING MACHINE;
FORCE PUMPS;
= large COPPER KETTLES;
All sizes SHAFTING, HANGERS PULJIES
Devil and CJG WHEELS, and a VARIETY
OF all sorts Of machinery.
All OF which will be CLOSED out at low figure on
accommodates terms.
Always on hand, good assortment OF
STEAM GAUGGs, PEET VALVES
GLOBE VALVES BRASS COCKS or all
GAUGE COCKS, kinds,
sELF-OILiNG cups, OIL CANs-ali kinds
All goods warranted OF the bess material and
workmanship.
SLoAT & ADDlEGTON,
Nos. Ixe2, 1874, 1a2d. and la2S Cary street,
and Nos. IL aud Is south 18th street.
tyA Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30
by Grubo5 e. Williams,
Auctioneers and Beal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VAL
South SIDE OF WATER STREET, RUN
Ming BACK TO THE DoCK.-:By virtue Of
and vile to the bsrs dated Goth Of October,
1870 and duly recorded In Richmond Cban"ery
Court office, We will sell at auction upon the
premises on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of OG-
teber, 1871 at O'Clock 7. NJ. the valuable LOT
OF GROUND situated as above, nearly opposite
TO the York River ilroad depo', adjoining the
property OF Msssrs. c. 7. Worth m and a. ..
aud fronting OF feet, more or less, ana haVliX
an average depth OF ahout1o7 feet.
BY reascn of its convenience to railroad and wa
ter Transportation this lot must be very valuable
for commercial or srchouse purposes.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to deeray the EXPENSES
OF Gale and to payof bt for ST 0SO.6". with IN
tercst from 22d of February, 1889; the residue
upon p credit OF SIX and twelve months for notes,
with interest added. and secured by decd OF trust
"a +. 0 oNAnknR1NGroN, Trustees.
O. Auctr. $3.50