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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-14
mAsCpsESTER ITEMS.

ORGANIZATION OF BUILDING FUND CON-
pAsy.-The meeting held Tuesday night fol
the purpose of organizing building iun6
comanv was well attended, and considcra
bic interest manifested. The meeting was
called to order bv J. II. Perdue, upon whose
motion =. II. Gary was made chairman, and
l.. S. Clarke secretary.
The following board Of directors was elect
cd TO manage the affairs of the company lor
the first twelve months: p. II. Gary, }. K
Pcrd,lc, J. Ii. Hatcher, Jesse Rice, George
y. Wilson, r. w. Crow, w. w. Pool. j. r.
Pcrduc was unanimously elected president
by the board.
-Four hundred shares Of stock have already
been taken, and the company propose to TIC
in successful operation by the 1st of january
with 1000 shares. Books Of subscription
will be found at the store of Mr.. j. NJ. Per
due, corner of Ninth and Hull streets. No
field presents better inducements for an ell
tcrprise of this kind than Manchester at this
time. Its proximity to Richmond and con-
nected by free bridge, the beautiful build
ing sites and prospect Of annexation to kicii.
mond. all arc advantageous. 1t IS proposed
TO establish n savings bank in connection
with this company at TN early day.
PROCEEDINGS AT CoURT.--Chesterilcld
Court adjourned on yesterday. having been
in session three days. The civil docket was
cleared of all cases ready for trial. A new
trial was granted in the case of the Com
monwcaIlh Us. John Booker and Warner
Randall. arrested Mt Chester on Cdp'ds.
They are charged with a miSdcmcanor, and
have been before convicted, but were bailcd
OH an arrest of Judgment.
i,ct Ii IF
tered the premises Of Mr.. William T.. Brow
ellie, on Sixth street, and, procccdinS'to the
pantry, carried away nearly his entire stock
of preserves, pickles, and other hollSeiloia
articles. No clue has been found to the rob
Der, but it must have been some ono wei
acquainted with the place. Now that Christ
mas is near, small robberics will he frequent,
and our citizens should be on the lookout.
SUDDEN DEArn.-Mr. Thomas Thompson,
a hrid@c-builcr, well known in this place,
died suddenly at the residence oil MI.
Wrcnn, on Sixth street, night before last.
Although for some days complaining, his
death was unexpected Although compare
lively stranger, kind friends mlnstcrcd to
his wants and had him dcccntly Inferred.
No SMALL PoTAToEs.-We were shown on
Yesterday some Irish potatoes grown on the
Falls plantation, near Manchester, some of
which weighed three pounds, and were i'll
formed that they were but fair sample of II
very prolific yield.
rERsoNAL.-Captain John S. Whtworth,
master mechanic on the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad, formerly the gallant COM
mandcr of the Elliott Grays, has been for
several days past on visit to his old home
and friends.
CONE TO THE FEsTIyAr.-Thr ladies' Of the
Manchester Baptist church arc holding fcS-
tival. They have an attractive assortment of
useful and fancy articles, creams, contcc-
tioncrics. &C. Their terms are liberal. The
cause is Il good one. 1t will continue all this
MCCk
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BY Lyme ( Brother,
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciionccr,
Office No. lilo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 IN TIRE COUNTY Of CIIESTERFi l. l. ID
NEAR THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER. BEING
\ FART OF FALLS PLANTATION. CON
TANNING ABOUT SIXTY ACRES OF LAND.
At AuCTiON.-By virtue of Il deed Of trust made
the 22d day ri JANUARY, 1901, to the subscriber,
from -. +. Ward. rccnrtlct In the clerks Office Of
Chesterfield County Court to secure the payment OF
certain negotiable nolc- aud bonds therein NEIL
toned at The rcIVcst al the beneficiary i'll said deed
ana in conformity with the directions nf decree OF
the Circuit Court Of lienrco pronounced on the 10Th
day of November, ISL. in tic Of Murphys adj
mIirtlGr Sr.. ~. Nilsson, &C.. shall sell al public
ariciipn to the highest bidder, on thc premises, on
the 18th day OF December ISL, 1T O'Clock i. NJ. III
fair: not. the first fair day !Crcalci) in the order
in which they mentioned i'll said decree, the fol-
lowing prorCriy--to wit:
\ tract containing about TWENTY ACRES, and
one containing about FORTY ACRES. with the ini-
pruTcmCnis thereon. consisting of fine dwelling
house and all necessary Cut-iuil'uES. nearly new.
being parts Of The Eali'S Plantation. and bounded as
fcllUws--to wit. On the east 10y the lands formerly
owned bv The late Henry Il. Drcwry: on the west ty
the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike; and on Tia,
north by TIM lands owned by Or. Marx; and il part
Of section nlaihcd \ Oh tc plat of the Fails plan
tatinn.
Fiat 81 Tie above real estate may DC seen at the
Office Of III" aGcti,icrr.
TERMS: pne-io'trih cash, aud enough cash also e
pay tilc costs OF suit and expense, If sale. and Tho
balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months fol
negotiable notes interest added secured lay deed oi
trust JOHS j.. YOU Nj, Trustee.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR. Auctionecr. dc d!
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LECTURE On THE GREAT PyRANlr.--Thc
first of Rev. DIR. Armstrong; lectures on
Recent Discoveries IN the Great Pyramid will
b. delivered Tonight in the lccturr-ruom of
III" second Presbyterian church Rcv. Dr.
llo%c'>l for The hcnciii OF the building fund
OF the Manchester Presbyterian church.
t'r. Ruiincr, the State Superintendent of
Public instruction, says ofthcSc lectures. that
!r regards them Is among the NEST remark
ally Instructive and entertaining lectures to
which lc has ever listened. He also remarks
mat rr. Armstrong is ot,c of the cle,rc>t
"n'' most Iorciil" lecturers of his acqllaint-
"i,"r. and lazy one who hears his lectures
VIII ever regard the occasion IA one of the
greatest privileges of his life"
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t"SrERT AND TABLEAvN.--The eutertain-
mcnt 10 he given mt Virginia Hall tonight
I,y the Slmda.-School of Il. Peters Cathc-
dt-,l promises to he unusually entertaining.
Many Of the amateurs who will take part in
III" tatlcauN. concert, and other exercise
have attained distinction in the same, an,
III" publication Of their names would I've Sui-
hrtnl To insure a large and fashionable al
Tendance. 1T should be remembered. also.
that the proceeds will be devoted to the wor-
thy object of clothing the destitute children
of the Sunday school.
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,o business committee, which was unani.

tho business committee, which was unani.
m,,slv adopted:
:. pcsojrcd. That a committee Of three be
,,n,;otrl nv the Chair, which shall he charged
wih thc duty OF collecting and giving to the
nJbic. through the press, such information
y il can collect in reference {" the caWfa'.
s,ilcd labor. and settlers tha, have come 10
Nir.inia. and obtain from settlers ana QUIZ
inf rmation rs to the best means OF h!'',:s" '',
additional capital and labor 1" the @'''' ''''''
all sources Of supply n,,,,cd
The following gentlemen "'1' =, ~ lharls
~ the Chair: jed. iiotchklS>' -. J. '"''
an 4. +. Robertson.
Nv Mr. Imhodcn ,,c,,o,n-
.,EcsoirrG, That community '' Wv,
..,,''I -, ,hc chair 10 lay the proceedings
',,,.r,ti,n before tho General Assem-
w., ",,d ,sk lis speedy and favorable considc-
,,rrror. and the passage of such laws
.. uiil in lis wisdom best secure E''S I,''
I...;r,i.l, Immigration {" this State. Inc
,,,.,.il.nt Of this Convention ~ helc's '''''"
l,air.,,nu Of stch committee.
.lovtrd. ,,,,
p"jntcd.] .ao,,,od.
The following resolution was also adopted:
=. E,solrcd. Tha; this meeting Is sE'tilIcd
Z, learn of the promised success oil the en-
t,;,pri>c inaus,lrttrd hy the Allen line OF
>,rrncrs for direct communication between
I;yrr,ool and Norfolk. and does cordially
u.n.nti this and MI similar enterprises 10
Tie C,,.irrin. aid of the people OF Virginia.
Tl, tlr,nks usual on such occasions were
rendered after which the Convention al
i,.Imd.
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DEATH OF A ElRGlSIAN.-But q few weeks
since we made mention Of the death in Phil
adriphia of Mrs. Freeman, mother of w. G.
freeman. Esq, of the City Council, aud we
are now panied TO record the death of his
father, which occurred on the 4th instant, at
q venerable axe. Mr.. Freeman was for many
ye:rs citizen Of Norfolk, and was highly
esteemed by large circle of friends. He
was the father Of Mrs. General Zeilin and of
the late Colonel Freeman, United States
army.
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by Wellington GoddIn.
Red Estate Agent and AnctiOneer.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
' ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD Be
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS FOR
SALE At AUCTION.-Wil i'll bc sold al auction. on
the premises. on THURSDAY the nth of December,
1911, at o'clock +. NJ, ttlat VERY VALUABLE
". F. FrarCk. fronting: 2ol feet. running back about
feet, more or less. This Is rsratc business To-
cation.
Terms: Onc-lalf cash balance AT six and twelve
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trust deed.
'Ir w c0bbIN. AuctIunprr
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TX ,;rubl,S { Williams,
By t,rUbl'S ~ W llil!liis.
huCtiomccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street bCtMCCn Main aud Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VERY NALG-
L AELE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES. ON TIE CENTRAL TURN
PlkE, TWO MILES BELOW RItlIMuNb.--By
virtue Of decd OF trust executed by Jacob = Alice
the subscriber trustee, dated 18th May. $50, and
duly recorded In Itcurico County Court office. h.rg
thereto required by the creditor secured. will sell at
auction. upon the premises. on MONDAY. 18th OF
December. at - O'Clock NJ, the FARM above de-
7crbcd, upon which said Alice resides The i'm
proycncut; consist ui new and handsome residence
with nine rooms, kitchen, slnohclou~c, Sc, all nj
brick in r, ltr:,'. barn, Stahl" and other usual
uIt-lliil,lngs. The lard has been murh improved
and hiciosly cultivated, that this Is Of the
most valuable farms OF its size Fear The city.
TERMS: Cash sufficient Ia d"flay expense, of sale
and to pay off 5000 due for interest the debt
secured; scni-imuui ia. meat, Of 500 each 10 Ge
made on the l3th May and 18th November In each
until 18th May. 1873, WHEN The principal sum OF
$1,000 will hccnluc due and fer Tie residue, such
terms oi payment rs will Ice announced IT the time
If sale. All credit payments 10 bear interest and be
secured by trust decd.
JOHN y. CRENSihW, Trustee.
GRuUBS & WILLIAMS. AuctiUnceI5.
POSTpONEMENT.
Postponed by consent of the parties to THU rs
DAY, 2l-t December, al l. O'Clock VI.
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS.
de II AuCtioRccrs.
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FEorLE TALK ABOUT lT--l'ut they can't help 1t
for II would almost mlkea dumb man Ink ~ see the
cc-S,u: assortment of cirIcl fruit aud toys nj the
premium candy mauufact"ry "f -. tuIrMErS. OIL
Broad street. Ills stock Of c1udcd fruit embraces
pears, apples, cherries. strawberries, rin-arplcs
lemons. oranges. &c. Euy y"mr Christmas goods nj
ali Broad street. and YOU will save mnary.
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Ey Jalncs Vt. TaNl"r.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
Office No. no Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
Y BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY or
RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRiCO At
NitTIUN.--Iu execution 81 Il decree OF tltc Cham
Gerry Court at Richmond entered Tie 18th day Of
December. ISL. i'll the else of Gldzchrook NS ltzc-
brook, the undersigned, special commissioner hereby
appointed. viii sell At auction, on The premises. on
SATURDAY the 23d day of December, H7l AT -
O'Clock NJ. that iHABIE FARM of which the
lttc Llrhin ". Glazehrouk died seized, situated III
the county al ucnricr. about six miles from Rich
mond and hat-lniIc from Hungary station. the
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad by recent SUR
ycy containing FoUE HUNDRED AND THlR-
TEEN ACRES OF LAND, with the IAPRUF f.
MENTS THEREON, consisting OF Il frame dwelling
and Tie usual uut-hdngs. IL will be divided into
eight lots, containing from - TO $50 acres, most Of
them fronting OF the railroad. Persons Wishing TO
purchase small farms In good AMI healthy neigh
Dorhood would in we'll ~ attend the sale.
VIII bc sold on TUESDAY the 26th day of Deem
Der. 1871. on the premises at o'clock L. NJ, that
DESIRABLE LOT. with 4 BRICK BUILDING
thereon, fronting about 80 feet on Tenth street and
Immediately In rear OF the factory occupied by g..
". tilliam Esq.
TERMS Dnc-fouTth cash: the balance OH Il credit
OF six, twelve. ana eighteen months for negotiable
notes, interest added. the title to be retained until the
Whole purchase money Is paid.
JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JANE. NJ TAYLOR. AuCtiouccr. tie lB
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"An editor In Illinois having engaged new re-
porter. received the following ns his first effort
ave are Informed that gentleman who stood on
his he'd under plc-drlycr for the purpose of hav-
ing tight pair Of buc* drur on, shortly afterwards
found himself in ChIny. perfectly naked"
He has since supplied himself with splendid suit
of clothes nj b. SrESCE SONS. 1900 Main street.
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BY +. L. Ncwburn,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionccr,
1914 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE FARMING LANDS
Y IN HENRICO COUNTY FOR SALE AT
ACCTION.-On TIIui:SDhI: Dcccnber iith; ut l.
o'clock NJ. shall sell n office lull Main street.
that VERY VALUABLE. LITTLE FARM, ten
miles below Richmond on til" River road within
ilalfa mc Of deep Bottom. on IancS river having
thereon tlnc body al clay sr:itlLc for carhcnwarc.
and an excellent MlLL-SE:!iT, and known rs S"cc-
news Pottery. ..
The tract consists of SlXrY-ONE AND A HALE
ACRES OF EXCELLENT FARMING LhND.and
Is said by those well acquainted with ii 10 be equal to
the hest land in that fertile locality. 1t adjons the
celebrated Curtis Neck estate.
TERMS: Orc-tiirdcash: balance In four, eight. and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest aided,
secured BY Il trust decd +. Is. NEWBIfN.
10 tuciioucrr.
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Just AS WE EXpECTED.-Thc rcam Of photo
graph: ordered OF FRAYSER have all been used up,
and we have Ia order another lot They were so we'll
donc-so lllclikc-that our friends gobhlcd them all
M at once. Said they would take them, aud we
might stay at home Our good likeness has lost us
scycrg, flrst-claSS Christmas dinners.
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RELIGIOUS IIEnAID-Ths paper has now reached
n circulation of very nearly ELEVEN THOUSAND.
Is read I'm every portion OF the country as IL Is tne
medium OF communication OF the Baptists OF tne
southern States. II is an admirable ne''', ioi m
yert,sInr Omce No. Ills Main street, nearly oppo-
site DISPATCH Office.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER Il, ISL.
Sun rises .......... Tl7 Moon scS. ......... TIA
Sun scts........... 4a3 High tide. ........ 7us
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER IL, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer PalisaGc Nelson. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. =. Brett. agent.
Steamer Petersburg. Frccman Baltimore, mcr-
chandise and passengers, W. T. Brett. agent.
Schooner Mary +. Simmons, Candy, New York,
iron, Trcdcgar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza HancnX. Clifford, Norfolk, merchali-
disc and passengers l.. y. Tatnm, agent.
Steamer Petersburg, Freeman, Baltimore, MGR
Caudisc and passengers W. i. Brett, agent.
Schooner rising Sun, Owens, Baltimore, lumber,
CurtiS & Parker
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REPORTS OF STATE OFPICEKs.-A bound
volume of these reports was kindly sent to our
office yesterday the Superintendent Of Pub
lie Printing. The documents are too volumi-
nous to allow even auabstact oftheir contents
TO be laid before our readers in 4 single issue
Of the paper,
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LApY's POCKET Picked est. :
about noon Mrs. Thomas Branch went l'iVo .
store on Main street to make son,e t tai,
chascs, and while standing nc tue oun.e, "'''
her pocket picked of about 20 III iiioho,'
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A WORD TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is good reason
70 believe that the circulation Of the RELIGIOUS
HERALD Is larger than the combined circulation OF all
the other five In numbcrl dcnominational papers
published and printed In Virginia. Our charges LOT
advertising are very reasonable. LOOK ih'o ''I'
matter for yourselves.
Rrr1croI.s HERALD, Richmond Va, December
~,
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TIE NEW BAPTIST IIYMS-BoOk. recently adopted
for use in our city churches, than which there Is
nothing more suitable fora Christmas or New Year
present, may he found IN great variety ut ELLfSoS
& TAILOR'S Main street. a. they 20 into 'iSr JAN
nary lst this Is lust the time 10 make glad the hearts
of your friends.
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~ Fig BuSpIE."--"i Mary told nc co." said a
gentleman In ElLySnS & TAYLuK'S yesterday.
Mary told me that all The best hooks would he gone
If didn't come and buy some to-day; and wamt to
look over Your stock Judging from the bundle
which "Hat -" took down the street, tic children of
this house will have fill stockings Oil Christmas
,p,r ,,iu.,
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Ey J. ]. AnNcrsnn.
AuCtlJncrr aud Real Est,;tv Agent.
1918 Main street.

E7OR SALE PRIV AT r. !, BRO Il
n DWELLING, No. Iui. with TEAMED VIM.
cont Ainiug nine rooms on III. nflh Side OF ly 4
tween First and Second streets. The Lrf~ with
ornamental trees aLd shrIIbLcryj front - SCI. and
lG3 feet. with use Of alley extending out Ia second
street 4 desirable property. III III improSin" u'l-s
borhood. Apply to j. l.. ArfEESu\.
de get Real Estate AcCu, and .iuC!iou'"r
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ArrnEroxs' JouRNAI--Thc last weekly
mart received from Ellyson & Taylor con-
tains fine picture of Blandford church, with
4 descriptive sketch by John Estcn Cooke.
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For BEAUTIFUL SETS or JEwELRY ana the ntcst
noveltjca call nj GESyETs, opposite the post-oflcer
where can he found the prcttIcst goods In the inc
bridal, birthday, or holiday gifts; Watches Dla-
1nnnds nr Silver goods.
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Probably one of the prcttest sights In town In the
w,v of rcntlcmcu's furnishings may he seen at the
corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets. E. b.
SPENCE & son have the largest and most varied as
sortcnt OF necktes gloves paIcr ana linen coiIars
and other genemeus wear, to be found III ms or
any other city, 1900 Main street is the place for bar
Inn
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AITer1ON sALEs---This Day.
By =. Bowman, Auc!ioheer.

by Z. Bowman, huc!ioheer. #
FXTRA LARGE
III AND
LAST SALE OF THE SEASON.
H. ,rt1rrveDhY thc nth Instant, commencing NJ
10 "cIcck, viii offer for sale ut my waieroo'n''
iT sso r ratns BOoTs SHOES, BRoGASs and BAL
Wv MORALS, In ali gr'rics, qualities ana SIZES
Also an IN llnsne ,nd DSMEsTIC wOLLENs,
1,REAUY-SIADE CLOTHfNG,
FIR and WOOL HATS cOopS
LADIES' aud GENTS tUKAlShiN" "'''"
with an attractive Invoice OF
'' TRUNKS,
FURS,
yELTETEENS, ETC.
CITY and country merchants will nnd IL gre.tly 70
their interest Ivy attending The above SAFE inc m
which IL UNSURPASSED In attractions, ana cohpietc III
cynry branch Is adapted To the present Wants VI @
u .0n'i, ~ !" III ~ ~ L. BOWMAN,
pun Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
dc 5-Tu,ThS.M,W WITH -
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CONCERT To-
NIGHT will be splendid musical cn;rrtain-
ment, the performers being al of Il high
order of talent. The Beethoven Octcttc. of
Washington, will sing several choice sclec-
tons, and Il number of our iavoritc amateurs
will assist,
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REMEMBER TIE acknowledgements IN yonr
walks In .earch of Christmas presents that some OF
your friends arc needy. One may need warm over
coat another some warm under-clothing, another
may need a suit of clothes. +. u. SPENCE & son
keep all of these and many other subsantds In the
way of clothing Call at 1890 Main street for useful
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Tributes OF REsrECT.-Thc Catholic
Beneficial Society on Yesterday escorted to
the grave the remains of their deceased
brother u. u. Sullivan. One hundred and
eighty members in regalia participated in
the exercises, and the procession presented Il
fine appearance. This Society is one of the
most popular beneficial organizations in the
city, and is doing good work. This after
noon they will be called out again, another
member patrick Tennyson) having departed
this life
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REv. was busy all day yesterday.

TuENEw BAPTIST HYMS-l'ooK, recent adopted
for In city churches can be had In any style
of binding, and ut publishers lowest Introductory
rates. at ELIYSON &c TAYLOR'S, llls Main street,
neat To DISPATCH office.
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AUCTION SALE.s--Fufure DIV.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
AnctIsneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street Is,fSgaer N,fr

AnctIsneers and Real Estate Ayenta
Eleventh street between 5ain AMI Rant
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIL,
" VALUABLE "HOWLETTr EsTtTr' n h
JAMES RlyER NEAR DUTCH GAP ttroH
BELOW RICHMOND, AT hUCTIOy n nnnhL.
ton of decree Of the Circuit Court of n1cq.
county entered November IL. 1911 I'm ,In ~, heli
i" Darlington aud ais. VS.. Howietts adu,Inis,,ao o.
and als.,n the undersigned, c0rnnissionori ,buaHr
appointed, will sell at auction, upon the nr.,.Y
FARM known az .HowIetts sometime ~ a:, ns
The Ware Tract lying In ChcsterIcld conn ,cd
james river, about eleven miles (hy hndi t!on
Richmond, and opposite 10 Dutch Gan c,r, ~"
contains about TWO HUNDRED AMI EIt t,ti ~
ACRES, some OF which Is very fine land ~
upon 1t some plain BUILDINGS and. t.x, - Las
MILL-S1TE near the river, with an unfaIlIny -;
power sed with great profit before the war. ,nI T.
IL believed That IL has also unlimited quautiip,
the river and very accessible, OF tie most .,,,I s
quality Of GRANITE TO be found I'm this s,p,i i'W
An examination Of this property before the d,y ";
sale Is specially invited. VI
TERMS: Onc-thrd cash; hllance nj one and ,r,
years, for bonds with interest from the dav nf .
the title to he retained by the court until III. -"
are paid. -. ri. NASH, aus
GEORGE 5. BERNARD,
- COMMISSIONER
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, huctoncers.
Ais 80 n 40
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POSTpONEMENT,
Ey Lee < Goddin,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.--By virtue Of decree Of the Cham
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond entered OH the
9Th day of March, ISL IN the case Of Lewis &c. vs.
Lewis &c. | will, H. special commissioner therein,
proceed to sell OH THURSDAY the nth day Of De-
ccmbcr 1871, the premises 1T O'Clock j. NJ, the
real estate mentioned in said dccrcc-tn Wit. One
certain LOT fronting on the c;st side Of Twenty
ninth street between VI and sixty feet, and run
ming back l52 feet; which there Is Il neat
FRAMED TENEMENT and out-buiidIugS.
Also, another LOT, adjoining the above, fronting
50 feet by 49,.
Terms: Une-third cash; balance on II credit Of
six and twelve months for negotiable notes with in
tcrc>t added aud the title retained till conveyance
Is ordered by the court.
W. ". COSBY, Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE Il GoDpIS, AuctiOnccrs.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-14

A New LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PITfiihs VIII
probably lie established in HaliiaH oo"iV
bouse before the Ist Of January next.