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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26

- Gin traailacs @el&id bat ben aus
@aalbure eetlrti8en, In 2eip;f9 fupi>
renoen Stud. jur. Carl 8renoel> tpel9er
bet Dem 107. Neetu,ent al6 @tnjdbri9>
GretwiQi9er ftano> betroHen. unperlebrt
aus fieben 6rpben urp fletntren S9la9z
ten uab @efe&ten beruor9eeaneen, fanp
er jlu9f Dor Yart6 leinen Sob bur@ bic
l1npor1@t,eteit etne6 @%au,eraoen, BET itin
@ewebr retntste une ba0elbe ouf bas
Genierbrett 9ele9t tattt nt&t wi6enp>
ooB baielbe nod 1&arf Selattn war.
Betm puten eutlabet f& bic @aFe uno
t5ptet ben chen nprdbersebenben @tupen<
ten 8renoel, bet oerabe tn Be9rife Nat,
an feline III @era ptrbttratbete @@mefer
etnen Brief CUR Gelppof III 9eben> In wel>
@em ct tbr mtttbetlte, eoe e. cue ben,
lebten sroeen ausfaQseft&t uu,erpuubet
berpor9e9an9en fet.
49, Sci louisville ,rp1te man ant
@eibnadtstase Greupenl4afe obfeuern.
Sn Gru,an9elun8 etneS 86Qers f1Qte
man bic 966lune etnes Mmtcs NIT pul<
per, bra@te etnen 3dnbfaeen bota, an,
lebte tinen anpern Anbo6 auf biepulper>
labuns unb brannte los. Die @irtun9
ibertrafot e tabnfenG rwartuneen. Durd
ben BON ber@emalt res pulpers eeipren9<
ten NmbcS raro Elm Neser, Nau1ens
'@awion> ouf oerSteQe 9et6otet unb etneu,
15jdbrt9en beuti@en &naben baS &nie
70 serl@mettert, bab cine Amputatipn
u5tbt9 tpereen miro.
- u@r laeen Dor Meb uuo erparz
teten nit l1n9eoulp. einen Ausfou res
Teinoe6> lomte enbli9e l1ebersabe Der
@taot"', 10 ersdblt Elm @oleat uals wtr
am 10. beS Na9ta BON etneut @usfuoe
mad ben @@ansen 3urQdfebrten mir
i9lu9en un1ere &orpu0enlaaer in Der
Ndbt BON @oureeQe6 tnmitte1 einerBtele
auf unb ftredten uns ermilpet auf ba9
nabfalte Eager nieber> un1 ptne Streb,
rur nit hem tinnen Mantel beoedt Ell
niBe Stunben S@laf III fnben. Gin
unertrd9li@er@ eftant lief un6 iebp@ xt&t
ruben, uub uniere& ermutbun9 7wuroe be-
.fdti9t ale Der Ser8eart 9enFer ei1er
tobtenM eni&en neben etneu, tootenpferbe
TN @bau0ee9raben eatptdtt, bic 5@en e.
nt8e Sage selesen battn i,1ueteu. TN
Ter 6auptmann %. beorberte iofort cine
abtbtiluns NIT Spattn unb 6adt unter
Gabrun9 he's aenanuten gesgeanttu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26

wtl@e BE 2t{&e @epobl ais tas tobte
pferb BEN S@ppee ber Grbe lbereebtn
foQte. als bic @rube 9eSraben mar unb
bic Arbetter f1@ anf@tdten. ben Tooten
auf3unebmen> bltdte berltlbe enblt@ >pilb
I'M. fl& unb i@rte: ~@at min je benn
NIT MT ntoaten !" uno als bic er( &redter
Arbetter t6n stealf& unianft CUR Grbe
fallen lteetn, iprane ct etlis auf unb lief,
ras {bn feline Glbe tra9en tonnten. @s
tpar ether bon uni eren @renapteren, NIT
Nau1en Munet, Der f19 I1laftrunten ne
ben benz tooten @abaper b%inbeworfen unb
icfort etn9el@lafen tpar. GaS 19auenpe
@eld@ter be6 9a1Sen 8ataiupns fam
man ft9 YpriteQen."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26

COLLECTION Battles. - Das
5taats<D Department III BON benz Con-
Jul Der Ser. @toater IN Montepibep be-
no@rt&ttat bab Der eepeiene Bunbes>
i1euer> Collector 8atlep aus benz 80. Dt>
itrtft F@ In genannter @tabt aufbdlt.
ST bat bort Elm 5ous eetauft unb lebt
auf bobem TuB. Da etn9lu6lieferunes:
@ertra9 3wil@en ben Ser. @taaten uno
8uenos Nyre8 n{&t beftebt, 70 bal
8atleY feline @erbaftups gu befar&>
ten.
Die Dissolution in @.ene~
-Beri9te aus Caracas beftdtt>
gen bic @adrt@t babM araeutbo unb BE
Sorts, pel@e bic @taot um9eben, capt=
tulirt baben une fl9en bin3u> ha6 bic
9an3e &epublif @ene3uela IN Ger @ewal>
BON @usman 8laneo it,.
- Mu6 Nepers pirb 9emelcet ta6
man bort am 4. Dec. einen vpreuBi19en
Spton" erldoHen bat. St bebtelt 1etns
&altbldtBteit bts gum lebten Mu9enblid
unb bat rte Splbaten, ibm tf@t tn'S@e>
i@t gu ibteBen, tnmtt man i'm mad iei>
mem Tobe pbotonrapbtren t5nne. So
fou Elm Berltner &%aufmana eeteitn fem,
Der Gintdufe far bte Mruaee 11a9te, 6ano>
Qelb fdr bas' 8ab, pas ct auftaufte unit
ben. man tann, antla9tt, ben preu6.u
Na&n@ten 3utoututen 3u slaHen. 81 foo
fit itine Gretbett 100000 Granle, aree,
.buten baben. .5..s@.s <... ....
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-26

te IN Ybtlabelpbta.- Dem rn.
GriB Etepemann In Ybtlabelpbia, Der i'm
@tabe bes General S9ur3 ben &rie9 fit
bic Union mitma9te, 1T uppf fe@fum"
BON benz Gen. Moltte f%ol9enpes Mutoz
graph su8e9an9en, tpel@es auf Der Gatr
pertauft rperben loQte:
@s seret@t uns CUR Greube> baB bic
Ste9e oer b:utiaen @afen bet ben
teutl@en 2anbeleuten jenieits pes
5eean6 Mntlan9 fnrer."
8elatlles, IA. DECEMBER 1870.
or. Moltte
r General.
Die S&rift3ise> 1ast Ter upbil. De-
mefrat" fne 70 fernt9 uno feft, pie man
90 lonf BEL Mdnnern in ben be(ten Sab
rem nur f1nbeu fam.
- @on benz perforbenen Npmtral
Garraeut erjdblt Elm tntimer Greuno pes>
lelben, Der in ben lebten Momenter ee6
9roben Seebeloen an be6en Sterbela9er
ftano, foleenbe Mnetpote
Gtni9e Stunoen Dor benz 6inl@eicen
ces Nomtrals iaate ct ieiner @otttn, er
minl9e Dor feinem @noe eiAen @etfli=
@en gu 1ebeu. Gin im3imn1er anrpeien<
pes irilde6 Dienfmdo@en b5rte bies,
uno ebe nod Mapame Tarraeut I'm
@tanbe war, BEN @unl@e ib1es iterben>
ben Gotten 81 entipreden, bra@te f&on
pa6 Diem itmdbden etnen fatbpliI@en
prieier an ods Sterbebett teS Mpn1irals.
Der prteittr tpar etn9etreten> pbne bab
Der Mpmiral i'm bemertte, urb er l9rttt
gum @ou3u9 letner eottesbtenfli@en @e<
brdu@e na@ ben, tatbolil9en &ituS. %
bfnete pl5blia Der Abmtral BE Nu9et
unb blidte ftarr nod benz prfefer tann
tpinfte ct ibm nit Der 9anb bintpe9 unb
ipro@ NIT tlarer Gtimme: n@eben sic
tpee> meiu 5err! sic lns uaein 2ootlt
nt@tT
@ten, 10. Deg. 9eute 91a9t eegen
10 ubr par In Der tnneren Stact nit
BliBe6l9neQe baa @er1@t perbrrttet, tab
e6 In BET Burg brenne; @prtBen eilte1
Don alien Setten berbet unb bic ~tpeite1
BurebSfe tparer, BON Menl4en aberflut.
Der S9wetserbof >par abgeiperrt urb
bter tpar e6 AUDI no BET 8ranb entfanb.
Ct par int otronomtl9en Cabinet TN
leBten Stod, i'm io9enannten Matbtas>
Gburm man ia9t bur@ l1nsorT&tie>
felt zines Dteners aus9ebro9en. Die
Gbdti9feit Der SpriBen. 1par unsemein
ldwtert9 unp fonnte nt&t binoeru, to6
bas Clement pelaeS 3uerit i'm 3immer
&pitbete, 1alte6lt9 aud bic duberhe @lb<
front bes S&wei3erbofes tr9rtf. Dt@t
unter tem aitronomiiden Cabinet befn>
ben 1t@- pie Nppartement6 Der &ail crtn<
Mutter Carolina Nu9ufa, tpel9e tnbe0e1
ibre 3tmmer biz Mttternadt rt9t per>
lief. Die Glamu1en fdlu9en bod eu,por
unb be1onter6 :Spu, 3eloenplab aus bate
e8 cine 3ett lang, ben Nnlaein, 'als eb
pas Geuer aud he @eFfront Der Burg
erereifen 1ppl1te.' Tim 3p6lf ,ubr mar
man, Dant aneefreneter 3bdti9teit, bee
Geuers 9err. Die rpertbppQe Ginrt@,
tune beS @abtnets 1T gang 3erit6rt.o sln<
fan0e fdrdtete man aud @efabr fit bfe
+6ofbibliotbet, bod btefelbe tuurpe 8lad.
lid abseptubet; Der Usrluf pdre unbe,
,re9enbar 1ttpe(tu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

CARLYLE oS'DARwIS.-A fresh ana eooo
hing OF Carlyle's is told III the December
HGrpcr's:
rucr in a cart, comfortably, with arl:to'
cratic trayc!ln. companions, conversation
turnca upon Darwin and his theory. The
ladies argued the pros and cons IN wo'
mau!e insurer, looking to Mr.. Carlyle Tor
apfi0>al. Re gave every fare tadye the
sue kindly uod and smile, no doubt re-
~ nbrIing Josh Bilings's saying, Woo
m.n's intioacncc is powerful espeshila
When she wants emmy thing" One of the
l,ar!y, after she bad giren out, said,
- s hst do you think, Mr. Carlyle ~
lis cool reply WIS Ladies, you have
lett nothing 10 be said"
"uh. yes; but what is your opinion
You have not given us that"
C"rlric was TOO Tar north to he sold. His
u.t5y reply was For myself, am d's-
j., ed 10 take the words Of the Psalnist,
: Nru was made u little lower than the al.
gcis.'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
A Autumn Memory.
ny y. g. SHEPHERD

y g.
--,,.,esvrs o. ne maple arc crimson ~, "''
- here to.HT "a - Of the c!ouis, upro!lfd'
~, sns ~ ri; lS csstes within The shy.
10, n the d!st,n"c the pRrpe MIS-
h,". ~ ~ IA sd Ia veil % slender ID a.,
- .-,.t ma t.u6 - re tho via" s''
MIN ,aa ia. OF III ;ep1cec'' "'
-. oo,,;on -erd on til hillside sro , SLOW
N"Id ne US =" me gsadv snhG)"cr gioNs
AZ" ~, 80 IN. a IL down IN ne vale 'e'o"'
n. river ylidcs on tte winding way
n c';tr ar. rrywsed win the ripened corn
,t ~ ..', d le ,,ts chine II the tna !o-oay
" . Il ming banners :h,t giio loc inofH'
,,.,,,r ,souxh.- like atids tina; leaves III sh,r
- w,naa. out toward tbs open e.,
r~,~a ,ys.k 10 III kntnrH gon" heioIe
1~rIs ,cll!cn days TIA! we're dear TO me-
NAPLES e .vcs have !ha game rich glow,
! ne I'M 81 ads fJe- Thou. II the sznre shV,
,; cs.,,,e wnvt. 4 > ~ and the sane Winds blow,
ga ,h9 AutNml day as In years me 3y.
I ctn ssc n ca 2ngeG. save th1se II me. .,.,o.
S!aca he me when nc nJated down !oNde'
cn:I~:sh Ia At he p IS: again might be,
!, h:ch ~ p:tscn' seems uu: beautiful de"'"'
VIM, we noa,cd long on yon rivers hresss'
'ofvG ;, IS. he v,ort!: taat s.e flushed YIN soio
III ;le nsri ia .Icl In :ht rcnosniog west,
aLd deel ..acd To twilight, purple anu soia'
!, IF. hsIa OF each iistlcss oar. ,s
Las. rata!a ,,ou~ c our, fcuud each s!lvery bcnd
:, lala nj ne In the stern sat icanor-
~. YOU pxlLt Gc Inc picture ny Bills Hienu
:: tn sometimes e sang on those lips SO rare
The Snrg YOU can't paint, Rno" lnL "ch
hi: me pSc Isle face aad the fSlilDg htir,
nd the Il We IL the eyes would have you tsis.
i7zcu-dh We YOU paint well the gracefal hcsd,
& n. yi-.,sh Tor u II its crimson shaw.
Did YIN ~ K IL JUS. ow II she were Geads
SO: yeaGs prlns changes, my irIcnd' tns' "i'
kG7wn f'f's river in daylight and dark.
TGr,rgI shSd and Suasbinc ~S'1e hoaIihs
~bw;
But spch Of us sails tu q d nc!ent bark.
Wi.1 Gi:feTc>. angels 70 gn;de thr prov.
lNarpcr'$ AaQdatne for Dtcfmoer'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

CONSTRUCTING Ice HousEs.-lt is indiner.
cht II al ice-hou>e is ABOVE ground or
under. In Europe they are most always SUBJ
tcrrsucau here in amer;cn MOS, .i,,n,
ABOVE the ground. One principal requisite
IS That The water formed by the melting ice
may run oil freely, in order to prevent the
lo"e:t layers of ice touching the water,
and 10 Keep the ice house dry in general !;
and as this is more difficult in construct
ing >utterrsnean ice.houSes, those above
gtoUnd are therefore preferred in many
localities. Otherwise, u sunterranean ice
house Is preferable, being better protected
and the percentage Of loss is less than in al
Ice house ABOVE ground, provided it is also
i1diciously provided with non conductin!
material all round.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
BY Lee & Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. lIl3 Main street.
rE,RusTEE'S SALE OF FRAME SIORf

I,RUsTEE's SALE OF FRA AVE S no e =
r 4 !. H rMsS VS. IN n REAR Fronting on 4
MIpTT o kbbKKSSb G 4f 5s2AST E sfSAfhf q
~ !. iGGcSTrGS nv virtue OF a deed of trust exc
cutsd by john +. p1hardt bearing dste aIst dsy OF
ITober 1870. to he suhscribr ss trustee. duly re-
c-rIe,; in hichmond Chancery Court, 10 Eecure
tn. nsymf mt OF e.sStn obligations therein spect.
ted. ard default HsSInz been made the, elm, Will
~ coed sell theiEs r. ted SO to do by the ben-
nhY, esd day Of t(ovem&er, 1871 tie real estate
convey ed in said Geed-Viz = II that ceTtstn lot
or parcel Of iand lying sid being IN the city Of
kitnm1Dd en- taa Dorth side Of Pro1d st eet be-
twe>n M1nford End Gilmore street,, fronting on
said Broad street rs feet more or less, and eX,eod-
log ack lo5 iGsi more less, which there is a
frame store and dwelling; also, Two frame tene-
meGts In the rear.
IEEM5: ktsal3.
JAMES Z. G1nDLT, Trustee.
Sale conducted b5 LEE & GODDlS, Auctonesrs.
20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

IMPROVED WHITE PAINT.-The cause o
the yellow color when whitehead soor
Shows when used inside, and not KEEP,
blcached 10y the action of the open air, i:
The OIL Keep the oil out, and the princl
pal cause Of The change OF the while into
toe yellow is removed; but we should adj
wise TO take Ziuc white for inside work
mix it with turpenLine alone, and wher
dry put on a copa or damar varnish made
Of The lac with turpcntine. In Europe
there IS Il beautiful transparent yarnisl
made called porcelain yarnish, which
when applied under the circumstances
mentioned, gives the most beautiful gloss,
and remains white. 1t is nothing but q
Very pure copal and turpeutine yarnish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
AUCr1Oy sAEEs...rufure Days.
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
12ia Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE GaIsT MILL, Az XIV ~ M
TY. ABOUT TgagE m. nEs :, BF Tan INV THK
CENTRAL TURHPIKE.-By virtue OF decree
OF the Crcnit Court or Eenrico entered on sle ,oh
day or November, 1871, In The suit OF John InT-
pin,s executor aga,nat Benjamin w. Ropers
sdmlni s.rator. ard others, the undersigned, as
special commissioner therein named, WI pro- n
csrd to sell at public elton, or The premises, on
WEDSFSDAY the 2Cth d,y Of December. 1871,
at TIE hour of - ~. that portion OF .hs nrn on nr
his teath and described In the pspers or say, na
| cult as The "Mil Track" containing 81 ~ nt
acres. mere or less, on which there il GIle.
All with gond water 20 gcs, having an exceheas
country trade. I,
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray charges o.
sale aud costs OF suit ard as TO tne residue oi
the proceeds of sale, upon credit II one Two
three years with Interest at six PER cent. from
day OF sale IN equal in slmeats he purchaser 70
execute bonds Tor the de erred payments WIZ,
good personal security, and the IL TO be Esta1n
nntil the bonds are paid Off and convey ance di
EDWARD Y CANYON,
Special Commissioner.
oo-s nosD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

The bet counter-sigu-" No trust."-
Netc Orleans Times.
Preferred stock-Alderney and Dur
hams.-Ne,c York Post.
George Macdonald says: Zone thing Is
clear to me, that no indulgence Of passion
destroys the spiritual nature so much as
respectable selfishness."
The Easton argus allu ded to an eminent
citizen as "a noble old burgher, proudly
loving. his native State;" which neat little
compliment came from the compositors
hancs reading. "A nobby old burglar
p.o~iing around in baked state"
At IN indlsna Railroad breakfast table
1cW Gags ago 4 traveller from the East
handed 10 one Of bis icllow-travellers
piaie Of SAUSAGE; ~hereupon the question
was asked. Il IL safc?" To which it was
replied, This is prolific hog country.
md II IS safe TO eat sausages wherever hog
IS cheaper than dog"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

v.-,.o , F,sH.poHp.--F. / y. wires lis
MAk kI a GOOD facilities for making nsh-
,.nnds with abundant springs anu swamE T.,
ponu .as,e lands. and that many farmers III
s y; ,,;c,n,tv are In like condition" -
S,sare Is no difficulty whatever In nls
s.r;no tisb.ponds, we'll stocked. In few
r"ars If he VIII make the ponds and put IN
The fish. It ia not expensive 10 make a
nond where there Is permanent orooK
flowing through hollow.or SWAMP. ",
course the size of the pond VIII oepehu
somewhat upon the lay OF the lana anu tue
quantity Of water In the stream. -, SUM-
times fifty dollars spent on dam VII, iiom
tifty acres or more. Often the poilus aie
already made for reservoirs or m'ti'ng pa,'
poses, and are just as good LOT raising hsn
az if they were constructed cNpressl! '"i
that pur,Iose. If n brook is already stocked
with trout. they will multiply much lastel
with the aid of pond. Nothing neco os
done but to stop fishing in the brook anu
let the trout multiply for three or 1uu'
wears. They wilt increase faster II you sn i,,
element natural by artificial Drced.ns. heh
thousand young fry put INTO tne uloan
every spying will help the stock very mucn
You can raise the fry yourseli or puy Insti
as sujts vour means and convenience. IL u
,,,aroIy, a question of dollars and cents. In
brooks and ponds stocked Win cther nso
Than trout. we have no hesitation IN recon.
mending the black bass (Grystcs ni9r1cdns
for nil northern waters. This fi,h has bcen
thoroughly tested in many experiments Ioi
over twenty years. and is admitted by al
sportsmen to be UNSURPASSED as ea1le.hsu
It is many times moIe prolific than th(
trout, and will make fine fishing III less tnat
halt the time. 1t grows mush more rapidly
aud in three years from the egg you get one
and two pound fish. In old ponds, where
iced is abundint, they are frequently taket
weighing from four to six pounds. They
will hold their own amid the most destruc
tive fresh. water fi.hes. Many clilm tina
the flesh is quite as good as that of the trou
and salmon. All we claim for it Is that
is an excellent table flSh-good enough 10
ANYBODY. In any weIl-stock7d water IL re
ouires 10 feeding. The owner has only {,
but in his adult black bass aud they VII
take care OF themselves and make monc'
for bin while he sleeps. Scores OF pond
in the northern and eastern States haV'
been stocked with this fish. and We have
vet to hear Of any dissatisfaction. WeknoH
of ono lorty.acre POND, stocked two year
nco, that is now valued at $4,000, and
will probably pay the interest on that sun
rs long as fish rup.- -Americdn AJricultu
rfst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
By v ellington Gaddtn,
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
Garner of Fieyauth and Bank streets.

THE VALUABLE VINEYARD, MUIR
4 SERY AEa Farm. c. NTaI>IAG P1GH-
rErN ANi, a II ,iF hCNEB, EAELHD Gil = ~
WOTTi, on THE tHESAPE&K % AfD OHIO
< tf,EGAD, T;SO GlL%S NOkTH OF RICH
HCS1 F,,R SALE IT AUCTION. VIII b. sold
at auction, on the premises, on Iu kSDAI the 2fs,
or Now mbrr. 1871, II II O'Clock NJ, The valuable
prop, rty ioc2Ied ss above OF which tue late Ma
10 ohm j. erin b. d control Ii lies On the e st
SIDE OF SAID rstlro2r, anc rear 10 the Meadow
b -i0ge road containing Is 4i-lo0 ACRES.
The i'm pruyeMcn consist Of framed dwelling
containing tnrc. rooI1g, barn, stable, and WIae-
cellar: all In good rerar.
The re sre on the place three snrrgs Five and
q hZlf acres are In grapes. consisting chiefly OF
Concord and veg, Jsadvtra Bedding wish u collec-
ton OF forty TO fotyfve ietlf among which are
S. ma OF the mos. highly esteem d by American
IT .re c lti:risls. There Is three-quarterS OF an
acre in Go-0yer'a Colossal asparagus. which VIII
be In fali bearing In The sp:iug o. 1872. Two aud
Il half acres vel SGT in timothy ara herds
grass AID Que AID half ceres l.. red clover. The
fruit trees the place number about $50, M en-
h-acc the finest variety III apples, peachee, and
pears. The ). ii Is III nigh state OF Gul walton.
The fore. Going properly presents great att &C
tons TO any one Who would desire 20 'mSars IN
The business whicA the late Major Worth had laid
the fIpn4atlGl I.
TERMS: One.thlfd cash /: balance nj six, twelve,
ard iehtefn months for ngottabie notes, interest
cd ca secured Dy trust IL cd.
". SUDDiS, Aucioneer.
uoll-Tu Th.M&ru4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
By Lyme & Brother,
LC &C wv 9H~fN
Auct.oreer sd Re.l Estate Agents,
No. l. Main street

TXECUT0R's AND ADMlNIsTRA-
~ TDe'S SALE OF VALUABLE FhnM,
Known Az MEADOW co rTAGE. MLL
STE. WITH no, WATER rnWMs, 1ToCK,,
PSOVEEDER, FAEnlSG IhPLEMENIc. &C
THE Late RESH'EHCy OF jon MOLLY,
rIFkE CARLTON'S STORE, II ktkG AED
QUEEN COUNTY FOR SALE aTAUCTlpS.
lshal!, rs execalo- and adntntstrator proceed 10
sel! * public auction, D. the premises, on ' Y -
Day. 28.h -Gvemh@r 1871, a. he hour 81 i'o'ciock
81 that yaiu4 be farm located a. above deScrihd d,
containing ~ 2EE 6UN'!EFD a ID !t, ~ :
SEVEN sEREs. the greater portion OF which IL
cleared and OF which there are about s-Ven.y NTe
acres If rich creek low grounds.
The improvements Consis. OF u Two story fFsmel
bouse cor. aiming fiye rooms barns, stable, quar-
tiers. &c e..
The mill tract comprises scme eevertV- fl 'H ares
OF heavy wooded land, End there Is no better stan
In the county, being In good aud thickiy-ccl.ei
nctgh5crnood ana prior To the war, before ht.nk
bprgt, dtd q most excellent business, gTinjln.
corn and wheat anu cswiDR i1mber.
The stock some OF which sre Tcry nne c"cs,St
OF Horses, Mules, Cows, &c, The I2rmiGx maple:
n,ents are such rs are usually found Oh i farm u
that class.
TERMS will be exceedingly liberal, and made
known at .he time OF sale. Il. ii SMITH.
Executor and Administrator OF Ell Ames GO
Ceased. Loe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
BY Gruhbs t Williams,
AGctIoneera and Real Eattte Agents,
M.tp qrS SsNs.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- II PORT MzYC.-In pursuance Or decree
OF the Chancerg Court Of the CRY OF rl.Gmyno.
pronounced on the oh day OF November, l'ii IN
suit therein pe1oing III witch Jacob T. scSriTer IS
rl4intiR SUD jacob g. Alice and 3. Hassrt are DE-
len dants, the unde rsigr.d. special comm, son:ts
appointed by :he said decree. ~! sen 81 pnD,.ss
auction, on the premises, on FSlDA! ms =ih
d,y of November, 1871. at O'Clock r H.. tue ioi,
lowing real estateviZ, all that land In The cl:F :"
Piedmont IN that part thereof called "fott
MaSo," fronting two hundred feat on Inc soIth
slice OF Louisiana strecG, and running BACK l"p
hugdrcd fee. on 5ecOnC street 10 orleans s,'t'1'
andon- hundred feet on rhttdGt'ee.. being Ihie--
quarters or the square.
Also. another LOT OF LAND fronting for,y
feet on the west line or Rockets street, running
back within parallels lGcs FORTY f@c., more or -
10 Water street, bCuGded On the north ~ ice p'0,
perty formerly belonging 10 Jesse Williams Ara
o. lie soutn by ttr property non or formerly %
longing 10 John BigSam =.
TKRMS: One-thrh cash. one-th!ri N 'R
me Dths and one-thiEd IN lne,vs inonIh.; ioF hf,
gp,iablr notes. with iutc est acItd ana Ike 20 re
retained Cnr.l the whole purchase money Is Pau
and conveyance ordered b. the court
GEORGE u. WISE.
Special Commissioner.
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ALE OF NALuABLE DAN RIYER

GALE OF VALUABLE DAN RIVER
~ pLAhGATID& II HALIFAX COUNTY.
Vh.--Thc purcha1or h.v'ug failea - com piT wish
The terms OF the sale mace on u 18th day If : IL
gust last is TO the 800 Of land 5"ld undr thu
trust deed execute on Tic stu Day 81 August. 1862.
by James +. nana and =. u. NnCn aud their
wives 20 the de signed trustees, We shall, On
MONDAY the IS II Day Of December rex taaL
hetng court day., sell al - o'cl2ck NJ. II rent |
tie court house, at Haii-a1 {, ur,hoUse, & act
Of land containing FOUR HUNDRED AED
TWaNTY kChtS, more or less, being q part OF
the lei acres CoEveytd In sAld dect 81 tTuSt II
helng the same lract 81 !4ud now occupied by +.
3. Moon on ian river. TatS Is one % lie best
farms IN the courty-- plenty If wool ard w.ter =
large qu4ril;y # river bottoms, the sol - we'll
sdart I'd " tie growth IT ~no6t, tobacco. Nc.
The i'm orOVemGGts sre cNc>llent. COAST ing OF 4
FRAMED GWELLtkG, painted ~htt", SIX
ronms rorches. Sc; ali necessary out h Est$
barns, &c. an excellent orch I'D of Oh ice iln!ts
aud good aud FOR a country store,
It is seldom such v&iu.Dle property Is pat lpon
the market.
TERMS: Cne Third cash bAlaT ce IN SIX twelve,
and eighteen months, bonds with approved secu-
rity. be airing six Ger cent. Interest from date,
(yaiyer Of homcsts 4, tS~.) ard title r I'll 9 "a
further security; tie land ubect 20 resale IN &c
fault Of pawn mt.
Selling IS trustees, we Will convey with paci2l
warranty, though We believe tie title perfect,
For further particulars, apply 10 tie aade--
signed trustees at Lynchburg, vs..
j y. GOkUON,
WI. =. PEGDLETON,
no 90 2tawtds Trustees.