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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-01
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9aorc ere signs uaheaved. there arc sesI barps I'm
i.i.fe aSa luse5 anasSua.' '"
, swsrs or,,f. unknown, there are thoughts uH'
tnld. lawn, when thoy seem
sas Se ,yc, urios. when they seem o 30 Died
r, hs.o I ac wounGs nns.on thar paw dseo
E,rtte sou, feels m nss ~nc., ~ =, ,bcir sleep.
r w nc rnhc ard ~ the winds ~ 'he'A
There are SORROWS very ''"'
way. ., Tho hears In our fe's sian gay
Thcre &C ,,sas o. hush, there sro SoTs n.naoo
lhcre are a ,ws.s dead among 'no
leaves, treasures Lost among the golden
shelves orie, swee:. and we love then we'll
q" 80 ave grows q; IN as their Curftn % SWELL
.ra fr.end.h,ps gone ike the dews OF morn
49, ." sn,Iies 10 tn led TO the CO desk sco'n
= ~ are deans we loved 10 the dtys Eone ~
!. ,nu tee sua was warm, anu so y! ~. hra,s, ~
,t.,o oss: ike spray on the oceans pie1s..
= - o ~ b IS ceased and her asef3 resG,
H"itn"sc.yt ctows sad thati .s loves nave neo
- r. Iopes are gone and its sarlanos oeAo'
r.. r-o a-s scene, we knew th It are faded now,
:. r.. ;, are gathered w-ea,hs and = SHADED oIo"'
Ta.rca-c cong, unjung taat we ioFsa ~ non
\. u.1, ne hear. was fresh An JUS lleas Ttno s
There are Iootsic3s ma 10 'n e, .,a.Ih,y CLINE,
Tne-c axe voices stiti,d IN Inns oaIi .,,s ahnre
a., ' ~ cha a come from tho hc"ndscss shofe
;In,t I,en beyoad, la ;hg vast eVelhoie'
-. nr,vers we breathe for The ones we ioVo
Jrft.e we finger here from our hoLe Apo. se,se
W ~. srni,c 10 thtak that our CRIES VIII cea'e'
: nd our hearts rejoice IN an el"asss pe"'''
r.raw.y ABOVE tn" etherea4 oiue; ,s,,,s
sch s,ul is Il I'd and each heart Is true'
" - in i've In Love, and her raoiar. Dem
" Il u.Gi;s lhe soul with heavenly cream
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PGI!S,
f.ITlS
BY Cook s. Lau2hton, Auetioneers,
BE- W, u. Robins,
Aucticneer aud Real Bstste Agent,
Ills Main street. ..
COMMISSIONERS sALEOFAyAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VALU.
~ Alb a FARM OF ONE HUNDRED And
ToR9Y IT, A PEE 0F LAMP, King ON
MILES BELOW 3hN CITY OF ElCHMOhD-
BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court or the
county OF pe3rico entered on the 2lst day Of No
yember, 1871, IN the chsncery Cause therein pend
leg, styled Guna, guardian &C., us. sunni and
December 5th, 1871. n the hour OF IL O'Clock ".
II fair II not. on the next fair day thereafter,
tho desirable property above &c cribed II aG-
Joins the famous Wilton estate on the north and
Is Rdlolned or the east and north by The lands OF
John Dearborn and Lewis L. Gum.
A rortion OF the land fs very excellent About
100 acres are cleared, and on it are q framed
rooms, harp, stable. and other cut. houses. The
emainder Is IN woods snd small growth. Il has
\ river front or about one mile, and good fish
lanulng. The soil has q good clay found a,ion.
and Is susceptible OF bi2h improvement Theirs
Is youcg orchard on the place. snd grist and
saw-,nill about quarter OF mile off, aud is con.
venent to church,
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash, ore fourth on a ere.
Clt OF 81 K months, cne-fonrth on credit OF twelve
months, ana the remaining fourth on q credit OF
eighteen months; negotiable notes TO be given
for the deferred payments, with interest added
from the day OF sale II The rate Of ak per cent.
per apEnm. and title retained until a;l the nots
are Paid ana conveyance ordered By tbs court.
JOHN A. COKE,
W. d ROBINS. AuctIoreer. y" :.
Conveyances will be at tie Office door OF the
auctoneer. !ll5 Main c:rCet. a. 10 O'Clock on the
morning CT TIE sale, 10 take buyers 10 the premt-
ses. W Il K surt,oneer
no %. I'd !. -.
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BY Lyme d Brother,
Auc.!oneers and Real Estate Agents.

No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
.eITUATED ON "EROAD ROCK" F0sb
IN '"HE COUNTY OF CHI STERFI.Ln
ONLY TWO AND A HALF MIbT- FFt'W
TIE TOWN OF MAECHEsTEE, At PUB /;
AUCTInN.-By virtue Of certain deed OF trust
executed 10 me as trustee from John ". Lhs
comb, dated the 18th day Of April, 1871. 10 secure
to walker g. saunders the payment OF n ce,tsin
negotiable note executed b, said Lipscomb dat
18th April 1871. ard payable 10 thu ctd-- or
Walker & Saunders six months after date. shan
In execution or said trust, being required ~ -
90 by tie benz fciarie9, proceed 10 sell a. pubic
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY ite IN
day Of !'ecember. ls!l st thc hour OF !? O'Clock
ted as above described, adjoining the lands OF -
Pulliam, W. II. Brandon, Henry 7. Drcwry, ami
Bssget. Fre2ch.
TERMS srfiic!en. 10 cash to defray TIE e1
penses OF sale and TO pay OF the note sboye C,-
scribed, with Interest from It's maturity IN III aay
OF sale; and as TO the residue OF the purchas.
money, on such terms as will be rcce knawG a.
the hour Of sale. T. /. POLLARD
Trustee.
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by Grubbs e Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ DEsIfAbhE Bull DING Lur I'M NAN
CdESTEH, At THE CORNER OF PORTER
IlON..In execution or . dc cree or tbs Circni,
Court OF Chesterfield county, entered a. Its No.
yemoer term, IL the case OF Randolph Us. dams,
"WEDNESDAY the 9th day or December, at i
O'CLOCK +. d., that portion of the property re-
WAS usisned TO the heirs OF Samuel 6. 4 dams.
deceased, the same beii part Of Lot Nc. l2I, in
INC plan or Manchester. lying az the souIhwest
corner OF Porter AMI Warrington .treets, front
feet. ~
This IS regarded as one CT tbs most desirable
lots In Mans hester. -
TEhhR: One third cash balance at s'x and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retsined.
JOHN DUNLOP, Commissioner,
GRu4Bs i WILLIAMS, AuctioneeIs. po2s
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BY L. Is. kcWburn,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttonetr,


TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
l. THREE-sTORy sRIGk STORE A,D
CITY OF kICHMoSD: On The VET We III = =
.CFTHIRTEENTH STREET RhTW EE MAIN
AND CAkt sTREET5.-By virtue OF a certain
deed of trust executed 10 me as trustee by K, ".
Stevenson and Lavlllette IT his wife, bearicg date
on the 10 h day of May. 1870 and du recordrd IN
D. B. no. 81, a, page ISL, In the cciks office OF
the Richmond ChancerY Court, and having been
requested 80 to do by the beneficiary therein
securca shall proceed to cell IT auction, upon tie
premises, on FRIDAT the 9Th Of December: ISL,
at L. O'Clock b., the following property 10 W.T.:
All that certain LOT OF LANE, with the i'm
prov, ments thereon. situated on the west side OF
i h.r eenth street b tween Main ard tary streets
having front ON the said west line Of Thirteenth
stree. OF twenty.on one feet and running back be-
%cen parallel lines sxty-ctRht 6S ~ feet eight
in hes.
executing this trust, aud to pay and discharge
q certain bnnd and note amounting to Sl,o3o, with
interest thereon 1T twelve pr cent. from the io;h
day OF November. 1871 and 40 10 The residue, Il
credit of SIX and twelve months for GeGol1eb @
notes with Interest at TX per cent. addt secured
by trust deed. EDWARD Is. EEWtURH,
Trustee.
Gale conducted by F. B. EEwBuRN Zeal Estate
Ancf11ueer, no ~ lOL
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- S,,,, . II..ley He can't make speech
plur hifn Nc great forte was In passing
IKE me- ae. serious to the ridiculous 30 SUD
denly. oxce,,ent traits. His Eng
a.. re , I@o Sir. Robertson, says Wneu
~, hsp Drew his last breath there passeu ave
"' A TRUE GENTLEMAN" e -
u;s brrnor was coarse, but he was q Renu'
~ 10 bunorist. without o rival IN his paltlcu,,
, ,nr line. He had wonderfu vi liking LOT oou
.haracters. He introduced me once 10
man, we will call Hawkins, Wnom ~ caiieu
his unconscious humorlst. ~.
His strong forte was quotatlons' onS
night he came rushing into my tooln on.
said there was something ho.aiuie noa q,
door n man being burned, or something OF
,hat nature. And true 1t was. An old ne,
ORC woman had fallen on the stove ano
hnrned herself badly. I said 10 n DID,
"Don't mention this at breakfast. C1t
,andlady Is Of o melancholy turn OF ln1 ,:,.s,
vo,1 know. and would like chance M
tbi4." But the landlady launcneu gu =. a a.aa
dascr;bad the horrible bui ming, said IL "as
uo mara frizzle. hut a regular roast, ana
asteS him for an epitaph to put on nel
to,nh. Hawkins answered, HeH oo''e'
oooa and faithful servant.
THE health of Artemus was nefei fei5
good. but 1t got worse ID Inc
FoGs OF LONDON
III. nhvsician towards the last was always
hahind the curtain, while Artemus was
liking on the stage. There was something
na,brfic in this-standtng between Momus
and Death, and scattering gibes BY the open
But he held up until one night the au;
dience came to see him and found the nail
door closed. 1t was never opened ssain'
for moor Ward died shortly after at south,
ampton. His last wish was to see lrieno
from home, to hold him BY he hand: Ih Th
Is something very sad in this death. Inc
Young man just at the zenith of bis lame e.
an exile from home, searching with his last
Glance the faces of those around MN,
hoping to detect familiar countenance.-
Boston Advertiser.
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- = By srabbs s williams,
Auct;oneers and Real Estate Ager"'
w,.vortb street between Msin and bang.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF .yERI
4 tVnI'naRL,E REAL ESTATE IN THE di
SD.,t In q entered red
cree OF ne nctober ISL in the case Of Myers,
1 the NV M2epss snd qs
Commissioner thereby appoin1NsdaM D XIV the nth
sns, 10 npnn ISL 1T loc.ck p the two
"a BRICK o. vt sse
INC iaso or Seventh and Clay strdets DC
ca I respectively by Msssrs j. G. Joplin ana '"
3. Garrett. 10000 -o,,,s including
fbs st.ics. Kitchens with about Ave rooms each
gas and water. r oT ,ri,fn,ny tts
lie n The sourh. fronting on Seventh street, ane
nnninpbsckt 1arket alley. :. IT.,
TERMS ne-fdurth cash inc o aiaGiss aS noits
E,.h inrtre,t added titles being retained Dy I'M
rnnr, nntil the notes are paid and couVeyancei
oatec'e" Il TrHOMAsJ EVANS, Comm ssioner:
| cprpns G WILLIAMS Aucnoneers. oe
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The finest characteristic Of modern art Is

The finest characteristic Of modern art Is
its 81 NJ pathy.-RuSk1n.
Truth Is as impossible to be soiled By any
outward touch as the sunbeam.
Regard not dreams since they are the
images Of our hopes and tears.-Cdto.
They arc reYer alone that are accompa-
MED with noble thou9hts.-S,dney.
The poorest education that teaches self
control il better than the best that neg
lects it.
Sincerity is an excellent instrument for
the speedy dispatch OF Observation-Disclosures
A prolific western parent has named four
daughters May, Junia, Juiya, and Augusta.
How is it possible that mankind will take
advice when they will not SO much as take
warniny?-Suitt.
Payson saws: "When we meet In Heaven
we shall see how little we knew about 1t on
earth"
Wit resembles coquette: those who
the most eagerly run after 1t are the least
favored.
The learned New York Post thinks the
unicorn Is called the unicorn because Of his
unique horn.
A California jury "sat on " man who
was only asleep, while the real corpse lay
unmolested IN an adjoining bed.
The New York Ecening Post thinks that
answers TO coIundrums arc "words to the
Why"
A gentleman the other evening objected
to playin" cards with lady because, he
said, she had such winning way about
her.
Harmless mIrth is the best cordial against
the consumption of the spirits; wherefore
testing is not unlawful If it trespasseth not
in quantity, quality, or season.-FutIer.
In Hartford 1t is one Of the duties of the
police force TO return truants to school.
and during the past two months they re-
port the return of four hundred and fifty
truants. "r
1t cannot be too deeply impressed upon
the mind that application Is the price to be
paid for mental acquisitions, and that 1t is
as absurd to expect them without 1t as to
hope for harvest where we have not soWn
the seed.
No mans spirit is very much hurt by
doing his duty. On the contrary, one good
action, one temptation resisted and over.
come, one sacrifice of desire, Of interest,
purely for conscience sake, will prove q
cordial for weak and low spirits beyond
what either indulgence, or diversion, OF
company, can do for them.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioICcrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
OING OTIS IN MAhCBEoTH BY sUC-
T1)N.-By virtue OF decree entered In the Cir
November, 1871, in the cause &C George W.
Brooks. guardian, rs. Martin ct ais, shall, as
commissioner thereby appointed. sell syauclion,
her, 1871, at 3 O'Clock ?. 81, a LOT OF LAND
fronting PIP eet on the south side or Sixteenth or
Hunter street, between ths residence OF Jamea
railroad ana running southwardly irregularly lis
10 2f7 feet.
Said land will be divided into suitable lots o. the
time Of sale.
TERMS: ODe-th!rd each balance In negotiable
notes at six and twelve months, with interest add
ed and title retained.
RICHARDSON q CO., Auc:ionccr5. 10 %
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By W ellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer.
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
< SUBURBAN REsInFNCE AND MAkktT
GARDEN IN HEsRICO COUNTY, Hal
W.T. HIN THRFEHUNDREb YARDS OF THE
COtPNRA7 ION 1-.E.-By virtue or ceed OF
trust executed to Peyton g. Bayly: as trustee, "
Lucy Glea, trustee of Julia d. Muller tine vile OF
Andrew Muller) and the said Andrew Muller and
wife bearing date the 23d OF MAY, 1883, duly re-
tee substituted in place OF said Bayly, now de-
cessed by an order Of the Circuit Court Of Hem
rico, entered on the 9Th OF November. 1911, pro.
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises tat
the request Of The holder Of the negotiable note Sc
cured py the said deed), on FRIDAY the 1st Of De-
cember, 1871, at O'Clock p NJ, Uf fair; II not,
the arst fair day the ,sane, thu: GeagtfIl and
cupied BY Mr.. Andrew Muller. with FOURTEEN
LOTS tE LAND attached thereto. designated In
the nlsn Of Duvals addition by The Nos. l4l ~
1873 1885, 1:Q 100 l3l, 1872 lS9 l4o las l46 l27 ana 5s
The improvements consist or a nrick dwelling
containing eigh, rooms, with large bricK stsoie
and usual ont hou.es, and Two wells OF oellgntiul
water on The premises.
Tine lard Is we'll enclosed and in az fine STATE OF
fertility and culture as any garden spot IN and
around Richmond. There Is 8 large variety OF
choice fruit trees on thu place, aud quantity or
graIe vtues.
Takng into consideration its nearness TO the
market and the peculiar advsntsges or The place
~ suburb N residence, 1t Is Justly regarded as
being very valuable for residence, market gar
den, and dairy farm.
Terms: Enough in cash to derray the expenses
Of sale and to pay q note for 600 with lntere ST
from the 2eth day OF March, 1902 and as to the re-
sidue OF the proceeds of sale. on such terms as
shsll be aurounced on or before the day or SAFE.
EDWA"D y. CANNON,
noot Suhsfitatcd Trustee.
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ny Roaer!son & Bronaush'
Pea, Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
pn,o. HulI s.reet, Manchester, Va.

rR1JsTEE's SALE OF VERY FALU J;
a 4 TE M Pp1OTER ATTACPED, MACHINERY,
&c ~ Err Ry virtue OF deed OF trust executed
r. me- as trustee be &c. Nj. Allen ana =, Z. H H
Farmers under the name ana styls OF Amen aSv
ardad N the Chesterfield ounty Court CLERKS
orce hahn q ther e:o required by celia n. hIien'
o1n nj tie pen flnIares under said deed, snail,
exp9 mse to SAFE In at oeock M
an ibe PREMISES. the following properly to
VII, = Il OF the right, title. claim, and lnIeress
a, law or in equity, Ia and to certain reuse
granted by the Trustees o. the 70 WI u ar,oI in
Genture herring date on be - 0aT or - 100
~ ard 70 that l0t lying in the commons oil the sag
Town, adjoining the Manchester paper Mli any
OF and 10 certain water-power pffVshSeS % uSicb
rsfsrenca Is hereby had also. all of their right,
i11te. C aiL and Interest rs aforesaid, In and TO
the huilliiegH i'm orogements, mac oinery, app,l-
snces AND Hppurtenan1ces,s m Ia beI The
chine-y to be sold as above IS gel Iorlh In sche-
duie 49, attached TO said deed, and Is as fol-
~ 100 feet o. sHsFIlm,nG, with pulleys attached;
PALLIATIVE. complete;
BOTTOM-LkTHE,
large CIRCULAR sAM',
2 small C1 S{5IxH SAWS and
TIE property above described is known as the
" Bucket Mill" aud is situated on The town ca
nal just above the paper mill, and Ii very desi-
rahle aud attractive property.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay on and discharge
the expensts OF sale and the execution or this
trust and to pay to said Cecilia A. Allen the sum
Of sI 06O. With intercot thereon from the lst day
OF d. eembsr, 1888 and the balance upon such
! WILLIAM I. CLOPTON,
no T-tds Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLIC PRINTING.

FOR PUBLIC PRINTING.
OFFICE sUPT. PUBLIC PRINTING!
HICIiMoND, November 81, ISL.
In accordance with the proviEions Of an act of
the General Assembly passed March s0th, 1871,
sealed proposals will be received By the under
signed at Ills office, In the capitol, until 1CES-
DAY, December 5,h, 1871, st y O'Clock NJ. 1orthe
BOOK and JOB rEINTItG, FO L d. /.
STIT HING, RULING, and BINDING, required
for the >tae of Virginia from the cate OF con-
tract until the LIST day OF April lo12 as foilows:
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Composition OF type per / 600 ems;
rress-wolk per token OF ESQ sheets octave.
JOB PRINTING.
Composition of type per LOCO emo;
Press ork per token or ao Impressions.
FOLDING, STITCHING, RULING, AND
-! BISL1NG,
as par blank schedule that will be furnished by the
undersigned. 49,
Char~cter and specimens OF ihs work that will
be required can be seen atths Office OF tho unde
signe ., In the capitol. ..'
The contr acts win be awarded to thel owest re-
sponsibe blddera, subject to appeal TO TIE Print
ing Committee Of the General assembly.
The success (ul bidders will Le reqnIeq TO enter
into bond, with security to BE- apprnEed by u;
Secretafy Of be ommHnweaNh.T0r TIE prompt
and faithful u cution Of th&fr coptr scss
L. A.bC tIAt'REKR.
no27 Sup rintendent II publf s'ffntiDg.
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by Richardso h Co.,
Auctioaeers and kesi Estate Agents.
No l11a Main street..

TOO BU1LDING LOTS IN MANSHE =
MIND sY this All December proximo. at O'Clock
p. Nj, we shall 8 IL by auction, on The premises;
o'SE Hi. GRID BUILDING LOTS IN Purcell
and CnbeJps x,ensou II Marks add ton 10
Kan haater on the east, each lot having front OF
sIxty or more feet ard depth Of about one han-
dir ed sn flfLy-seveS feet.
TEpMs: One-1 AFTER ca II; thu balance IL
negotiable notes at fonr eight, ana WE'VE
mont his Ith interes. ADDED, AID secured by oeeo
o. u 't''' RICHARDSON & CO.,
M a, turt!oneers.
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BY Lyme 81 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Jew BRICK sTORE WITH We. LIE
OVER SAME, sITUATFD on TIL TIE s 3, ~ 4
HJD TIVE TY. FIRST STREETS FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-By virtue OF certain at ~,
deed OF trust executed to me as trustee uen IS.
Of The Court Of Chancerv of The city, OF Rich
mond in deed book e5, d. page 9oi shall IN exc,
benr fciary therein named proceed 10 sell 1t pub.
lie auction, on the premises, On WED ESDAf
the eth day OF Dece nber, ls1 at The hour OF
o'clock p. NJ that desirable. NEW BRICK
STORE, loca'ed az above described. The los has
front Of eightrt feet nine inches m1re or leasl
and running back between parallel lines one hua
d. cd feet {more or less).
TERMS: Cash as TO the expenses or sale and 70
pay off nsgo:ia BILE note Of $4,000, due lst dsY C.
tober 1871, with interest thereon TO day or sale
and as TO the residue Of tn purchase money, on
such te ms and time az will be announced at us
hour Of .ale. JOsIPA &; CHIC. trustee.
Bale conducted by LYME & BROTHER, ANo'
tioncers no 20-7t
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Aucuoaeers,
lll3 Main street. g.. ~

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT,
"A FKOHr'I.l- TIIIR7Y By 0hm Fl uE.
DIED AND THIRrY FEET Or THE SOUTH
EIDE IF CARY BETWEEN Fuu II ~ AND
On SATURDAY the 81 Lee. mbsr proXmo, at
O'Clock 2. NJ, We shall sell as auction, on the
prem ises, tie LOT mentioned Gnd locAeo as
above.
TERMS: Nne-half cash: tie balance IN SIX
months. with interest added. snd secured by
deed Of trust. RlCHAkD5oN CO.,
NO 90 Auctionecr5.
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GALE OF. LAND IN CAROLINE
~ CUU ~TY.- In pursuance of q decree pro.
nDunced at The last term OF the Circuit Court OF
@ lroline county in the case OF Ann a. Baitatle
Us. W. Fl. Allan, Trustee, and others, The sub
scriber, as special comm s5idDer for the pur-
pose, Will sell publ1clv at Bowling Green. on the
eth day of January 1872, all the land tolo under
tor1nsr DECREE 70 George X. TayIor, keep; TWO
| parcels conveyed By said Taylor by deeds TO
James 4. Ernis and Robert G. Allen, respec-
lively. rs-@ "t
The LAND to be sold Is in two parcels: one
containing about e'ehty-three acres JUST OUTSIDE
Tie corporate limits or the town Of Bowling
Green, on the road running eass from the Town !;
and the other parcel, containing about sixteen
acres, lies on the main street Of the SAID town a
opposite the former residence OF the late Judge
L. II. Coleman. Both parcels are desirable
pieces Of property, and the title Will be perfectly
5000. n. H. .... g. .. =
THE TERMS ARE: Cash enough to pay the
COSTS OF the suit and expenses Of SALE slr S7o
p credit as to the balance OF one two. anG toree
years, with interest," from day Of SALE lmme-
WALTER G. HUDGIN,
a. mi po
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BY Lyme q Er0iner,
Euct.oncer5 and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 MSin street.

VALUABLE FARM ON THE DEEP.
' hUN TURNI1KE and CHMOND,
FIRE oHRICKsBURG AND rOTnMAC RAII;;
ROAD, AT STAfLsS'S TUHNOuT. nNLf
FOUR AND A HALF MILES FROM SIGH.
MON ;, FOR sALE. We are requested by the
owner, Mr.. John +. Tanner, to Offer for lie prl-
vatelY his farm. located as above Described. con-
lalning ONE HUED2E ED AND EIGHT Y-FOUk
ACRES, ninety of which Is clea:c cd and In good
heart. The land is particularly adapted to fruit
culture and gardening; and was formerly occu.
sist OF comfortable dwelling containing six
rooms. kitchen. barn, stable, &C., &c.
TERMS Exceedingly liberal For further H.
formaiiop apply to LYME i BROTHER,
40 l7-eodet EurtlOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-01
By Grubbo & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucIoneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank 5treeta.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
" VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
WITH A LhRGG BRICK WAREHOUSE
THEREON, ct THE SOUuWtST CukEFP
OF TENTH AVID CANAL STREETS, AT
AUCTION.-'n part execution OF decree OF the
Chancery Court CT Richmond entered on TIE !!
Sovem Der, 1871, In the case or Mills executor
rs. Glszabrook snd ais the unce signed. up cAl
c mm't s.cners thereby appointed, Will sell .,suc-
ton, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY Is h
day Of Decem Der. at half-p.st O'Clock T NJ The
property of which The late Lsrktn ". Giazehrook
d,ed seized, situatd AS above. hay!rg ftoCt cf
1884 f g: on the west line OF Tenth stree and ran
Mug back leo feet to the James River and kaul-
VIII. CompanI's Basin. and bounded On the north
BY Canal street, thus having two stree fron.s and
one water front. afr riding rare facilities for II.
Cclving and discharging merchandise.
This property has upon II large three.s,Gry
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY or Wac
HOUSE, about 60 by leo feet, and the residue Of 4:
has been used as a lum her-yard Situated .,tsr
The centre Of the city, and possessing the sdv1n-
tages above referred TO. this property nos, h.
come exceedingly valuable FOR Commercial er
manufacturing PURPOSES
TERM: Sufficient in cash to pay the costa 6
the sui. and the txpeDses or the sale: the Ode
In three equal indictments III one, two, ard thr-e
Y. ars, for bonds bearing interest and tho It'll 1,
be retained by the cour. until the bonds are paid.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
JOHN HoWAtD,
Specisl Commissioners
EpUBDS q WILLIAMS, huctlopetrs. nnal