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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-12-13
Monroe County Matters.

The public sale of the personal property
of James A. Coffin, deceased, came off this
week. There was large crowd in attend
ance, notwithstanding the severity of the
weather. Mr.. Coffin left large amount
of valuable personally, and his friends had
the qualification of seeing it go off at good
prices. 7hs
The Chancery Court muddle of this
county has been finally settled by the re-
establishment of the court at Madisonville,
with the county in Judge Keys Division,
and the appointment of Mr.. s. p. Hale as
Clerk and Master thereof 1t is estimated
that the legislative Interference to remove
Judge Temples appointee and put in one
OF the right stripe, has cost the State about
five Thousand dollars. This is supposed to
be an instance. of the retrenchment and
reform peculiar to The party.
There is an effort being made to estab-
lish new county, composed of parts of
Monroe, McMinn and Polk counties.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-12-13
The MPSsagP.

The following resolutions were offered by
the Hon. A. a. Freeman, Representative
from HAYWOOD county, West Tennessee,
last Friday in the House of Representa-
ton, on the reception in Nashville of the
Presidents message to the Forty-second
Congress of the United States.
On motion, these patriotic resolutions
approving most wise measures, touched
upon by the illustrious Chief Magistrate
of the nation, were taken up under sus-
pension of the rules and discussed at some
length. But notwithstanding the consilia
tory temper regarding the removal of dis
abilities and other most wholesome sug-
gestions of economy and prosperity, the
sage Solons, apparently for no other rea-
son than that the measure originated with
the friends of this great American Union,
voted it down bs strict party vote, at the
instance of the nephew of Isham G.. Har-
ris. ... .s... .IrI4 ..r....... ..
The following are the resolutions
ReSoEUcd, by the House of Representa-
tives, the Senate concurring, That we
heartily approve the message of the Presi-
dent of the United States to the Forty
second Congress, and especially that por-
ton which relates to the reduction of the
national debt, the decrease of taxation, the
TemoUdE of disabilities and the enforcement
of the law and our foreign relations.
ResoIued, That we desire the continued
success of the Administration in all the
foregoing particulars, and, to secure that
end, we pledge our earnest cooperation to
secure the reelection of President Grant
to the place he now so ably fills.
Resolved, That we pledge our unquali-
fled support to the President in all his ef-
forts to reduce the expenses of the Govern
ment, collect its revenues and enforce its
laws. .. .r H.. ..... aftr..
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-12-13

Mrs. LINCOLN. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln
is at Chicago, living in the same house
with her only son, Robert, and his WIFE
A gentleman who conversed with her Il
few DAYS ago says she is in excellent health,
but overwhelmed with grief at the loss Of
her son Thaddeus. He had grown TO be o
tall and handsome boy, speaking French
and German fluently, and never had 2
davis sickness while abroad, but the mo-
ment he reached New York, he was so ar
fected by the heat that he never recovered
from the change
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-12-13
Sad Accident.

A SID accident occurred at house raising on
Friday, eight miles west of the city. The house
being raised belonged to Joseph Roberts
While a number of men were sliding up log,
a lifting fork broke and log fell upon Mr..
George McLain. He was taken up for dead,
but animation returned after few minutes AT
last accounts he was alive but still in a very
critical condition
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-12-13
Good appointment.

Mr.. NJ. S. Wilds has been appointed General
Agent for East Tennessee and Southwestern
ng nniIgihla ior the sale OF : the Amerlean Button
does all work necessary in a family as well as
other sewing machines, besides possessing at
tachments that no other machine does. Mr.,
Wilds wishes TO secure the services OF fifty live
local agents throughout the above territory. to
whom liberal inducements will be offered Ad-
dress for particulars, NJ. s. Wilds, Knoxville,
Tennessee.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-12-13

Georgia has a philanthropist whose con-
tnbution to Chicago relief was tone hun
dred bundles of fodder to the COW that
kicked over the lamp that burned the
modern Sodomu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
.vrsyrTa,g aALEs-Fufnse Esay 9: !,
- BY Lyme q Brother,
auctIoneers and Real Hssete Agents,
No 1919 MAI street.

EXECUTORS AND ADMINs1sar.RsAa;-
~ ,rDa,S SAnE OF VALUABLE FARM
KJow W. As MEADOW COTTAGE, MIL
SITE T WITH no ! WATEE rnWEs lists SToGaa rs
THE LATE RESlnENCEOF jon = MOTLEY -
NFkR CARTONS SIORb, la MY ~
OIJREE COUNTY FOR SALE 1T y UCIl]N.
IshqlI. IS executor and administrator. proceed 70
eell vt public suction. on the premises, on ~
DAY 9s.h Sovember 1871, at The hour OF IA o'clocs
M. that valuable farm loca!fd az above descrinea
containinR TEREE HUNDRED AND EiGHTi-
SEVEN sCREs, the greater portion OF which l.. II
cleared and OF which there are aboHt seVenLJ' uFe
acres II !ich creek low grounds.
Thsimprovements confis. OF o two story ltan an
house containing five rooms; barns, stable, qu ir
tiers, &c, &c.
The mill tract comprises come seventy fl re acres
of aayy wooded lsnd and there Is no better STAN
In the county, being in good and thirkiy-sG.tieo
ne,qhborho0d ard prior to the var, before heihe
bl rIt, did q most excellent business, grlnelhs
com and wheat and saving lam Der.
The stock. some Of which arr very nhe, COILS -
Of Horses, Mnles, Cows, &c. The farming implei
ments are such IS are usually fourd on & farm OF
thst class. nod
known at The time OF sale. II. NJ 6MIId'
Executor and Administrator or Ell Anus,
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poRE.PAcK1Sa IN LoUIsvILLE.-lhte
Louisville Ky Courier, Journa! o. rue t 1,a
Instant gives the annexed concernlns W.
nnen,np of the pork-packing season ~
"a, c:ty. There are thirteen hrns ~ Tue
rirr engaged In this business. SIX nave
commenced killing up 10 this time. Inc
scason begins a very little later than usual,
owing to the weather, and the latter no"
f. NOT favorable for operations in this iine !:
But the prospects are good Tor larger
business tuis season than the last. IL IS eS-
ti,nated that if the calculations OF the pork
men turn out correct. about three hundred
thousand hogs will be killed in Lon,sViiie
before the season closes. There were Only
a,ont two hundred and forty thousand
Slaughtered here last year. The packers OF
Louisville arc now paving more ior ho:s
than IS being paid at any other point
Prices here range from 10 4Hc. one gen.
tleman bought several lots Yesterday NJ
3kc., and fine lot at 4hc., and others are
purchasing ut the same figures. The pork
business here differs from that OF other
places in the fact that there are no rib sldes
put I'D here. Rib sides are those In "nlcn
The backbone of the hog being cut IN TWO
lennthw,se, bali Is left on each side. Iherc
il no market here for these RIB sides, ana
therefore The only brands prepared ars,
those known as clear rib and clear sides
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EoU1sE SAGAc1ry.-The Lafayette I'm

EQUINE SAGAcIrY.-The Lafayette I'm
dIxna) Courier gives the following:
A xSell-F nown citizen hired PAIR ol
horses and buggy from Nick Hanks livery
stable and drove them the direct road to
the vicinity of Stockwell. distance OF
twelve miles southeast Of the city. The
h,rsrs were hitcbed to the fence while the
gentleman took supper mt the residence OF
a friend. q fter supper, when ready to start
home, 1t was found that the horses had
broken their halteIs and disappeared. The
Young man came to the city by the early
Inorning train from Stockwell, and the first
thing went TO the stable to report the
loss Of the team. Imagine his sur
,rise at learning that the horses had
como to the stable at O'Clock In
the morning without driver. and with
,ccrvthing intact, the buggy not even
being scratched IN the least. They had
come alone and undirected except By in
pinCt, twen.y.cight miles, that being the
distance from StOckwell by the route they
bad taken. B etWeen Yorktown and JET
icrson there is n bridge, out of the floor OF
which two or thr &c boards had been taken.
The horses, instead Of trying to cross the
fridge, went down one side OF the ROAD,
crossed the stream and up the bank on the
o!her side, in track nobody had ever
taken before. MIR. Hank informs MS that
10 bis knowledge the horses had never
passed over the road but once, and that
several years since, as they have been IN
his possession quite long time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
BY Wellington Godd.n,
Auctioneer and 2eal Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MOdD AND IN TnE CCUETY GF HEN
MO ATJ jIHISG TT NJ, ToMn OF sI p7,y :;
iAD.-BY vntue CT a deed OF un:t executed TO
The subsc' i5er from Mr.. Samuel G. Robinson and
WIFI, bearing date IAN OF Decem2 Der, 1886. duly
recorded In Rtchmoui HustiDg5 u. and in
Hentico county Court, and by 'i'tue OF two de.
crceS Of the ChanceTy Court Of the city OF E1ch-
s I'm In me Of
cu.or against Robinson, &c., I shall, rs trustee,
prcces to sell at paniic auction on the premises,
on MOI tn 1sn Of bsT ISL con ,b
Hrs: far d ~ there.ft Inc ZEAL EsTATE con-
yeYed hy The ssih de- d-viz.:
1T. shat valuable LOH on which Mr.. Jimes
! GuGn's tobacco-brx factory is located, Oh the
east line OF ~ enty third street between Mai
and CRY streets, fronting 90 feet aud running
.: ., o'.'ocs P. "; on the premises; those
TWO Bhi * TENHMENTs on The west line of
Ninth street near to, Ha1 1's Mill5 canal froDt-
A AZ those FIVE TRANYD TENEaig ITS adj
Jpioing t1e sbGve and senars.sh tterefrom by en-
rmI ming beck 30 Hsxai's Mills canal. his pro.
petty VII be greatly enhanced In value by ea:on
OF It's oelag st the aoufnen OF The neH free bridge
now being constructed across JSmrs river.
81. At O'Clock z: NJ. Oh the premises, that
vey valuable LOT, 20. Is. On the east line Of
Tenlh tetween Lelqh snd NJ treets, fronting aa
feet running beck Us feet 10 an alle7, on which
s.auds Il large ind conveute 1t'y-s1rAnaed SHICk
TEEFM s. r. containing bout nine rooms.
And on TUE>D y thclath November, 1871, &. ls
O'Clock III, III fAir, II cot The ex. fair day,
on the PREMISES. the fol owing va'uab'e real,
FSin1E In end adjoining / ne town Of Sid ley,
lylig on snd rcAr the north side Of Grove road,
; ana adi1innx The reside, CO OF Mrs. Rebecca ".
Robinson w .sbe eastern h ,}f Of OF No. e.
ter ~ con :aiIig |! 6.5-l0oo acrej; also lot Ell
ter c. consisting OF oL3 no.. 47s, 49, 49, and 4.2,
In the town Of nidley, bounded by Earr son. Ivy,
s. est anu FCushee streets. These lots are Of excel
lent SOIL and are lpc ated In an improving part OF
the esteru euburhs OF Eiclmond.
TERMS Ono fourth cash tlsnce at SIX twelve,
and eiyn.een months Ior negotiable notes. inte-
rest sGced ana tile ret tned till all of the pur-
chase money Is fal;y paid and Il conveyance Or
tered by SAe court.
AEDREW JOHNSTON.
&C 81 cod DIS Tru tip.
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An old farmer in the vicinity OF Augusta,
Mr.. aDout twenty years ago. after coDc!ll-
ding ''traAe" for large bale OF goods
with an Augusta dealer in furniture. rs he
was about TO drive oil, hailed the furniture
dealer with, "lf yer will throw in n look.
ing-gllss l will bring yer down n barr CT of
nice npples.' The mirror was "throwD
ln," and this was the last seen of the farmer
uutiia few days since, when an aged farmer
backed hla "apple-cart up to the side
walk opposite the furniture store now &C.
en- oied by sons the former owner, opened
the door, und shouted. Heres yer up
rlos." The surprise OF the sons was great,
hut the father, who was present, remem-
be ed the circumstances of the trade, and
heartily greeted his old acquaintance, who,
inter lapse Of twenty years, had not for
gotten his promise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
RrSHSEsS WANTS.

w ANTED.-TO CONTRACTORS.
w All persons wishing to contract for on,n-
Ing = schon. house On Brook Church lot. IN bIHok NJ
in,,d district VIII ms ct the Board OF strict Ecn 20.
rrnsrpra NJ .ew schnol-fouse near BOOK cnurcn
an tIJIFnnhY the l4th November, at 10 O'CLOCK
W ",,der po,rd ,trict school Trustees Brock
lam district, Her rico county. r,or,
no 7-3: y. y. A. Ky" HA-h' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
By LYne & Brother,
AUct!one2rs and zeal Estate Agents,
10. 1919 Iain street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
u LARGE BSlCK AND GRANITE STOgFa.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWFFN
srxEETEE ASR fntSK REsrbfScH
AID BNAuf .Fn!. BUILDING LOT ADJOIN.
IMG: ON He SOUTH SIDE IF FRANKLIN
BtE suIL1ING T1TB. ON THIS NORTH.
FAST coaNER OF yEWABLE sTsEE" AID
lin shUss PIKE, ,ADyoINISd THE IA:
From THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT .AUCTI0N.-The undersigned. as commits
sicners, under cree Of the Richmond Chancery
1871, In the cause of Vale err and ale rs. Slater,
executor, and ais, will offer for sale at public
3 he da9 Of S9Soss @
the hour ofla O'Clock NJ that valuable little mar
scribed, contsining seven acres, moro or less Of
rich, arabic land, weli-suited for trucking pur-
poses &c. .tf.t DID,
Also, on The evening of the same day. say a
O'Clock r. NJ, on the premises, three Cestra-
BILE vacsnt LOTS on The northeast corner OF Ven
able md Nechanicsville pike, having front on
the north side OF Venable street Of aa3 by - feet
eSch.
And on MONDAY tho 18th day OF November,
ls7l. on the premises, commencing at the hour Of
sss, Va Tsua In eFdT
mehl BRIO sToa 10. WI ii IN h oeea
r.stderce; UMBTR-H0UsE In rear OF same,
fronting on :. allev. occupied by henry Metz
ger: BRICK STORE No. 1871. occupied by J. G.
Fherht tex as a shoe store and family residence !;
BRICh STORE adjoining No. 1913, occupied by
4. Ulma an as grocery and family residence also
BRICK STORE No. 1915, occupied by William
Smith All OF the above stores have nice dwell
IN gs over them FOR family use. plat showing
the dimensions Of lots &c, 70 be seen at hour OF
sale. So. -
Amer which. cay !sP. M.. will he sold that de-
sfrabe TIL STORY BRICK TENEMENT
on the south side OF Franklin street, No. asa7 in
the occupancy OF Thomas +. Pollard ESQ, con-
tanning nine rooms; kitchen, &c. For fine
views, scenery. Sc. cannot he surpassed. Also.
above. -''- S
TERMS !: Cafh "a to one fourth Of the purchase
money; The res due ut SIX. twelve, aud eighteen
months, for negotiable notes with Interest added
from day OF safe, little retained until all the rur-
chase money Is paid ard "a CONVEYANCE ordered
oy the court. ALFRED R.EOURTNEY
w. l.. SLATER. 7|~E
-. Commissioners
tiGneers. tE' = a. 20 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
By W. aodnin, AucH ,Ee=r,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streeS'

rg,RUsTEE's SALE OF LARGE AND
L EXGEin.EIT BRICK TErEhsMl on
I i MOTH SHE =, GF BE3AD re 1IREE :;
STHSET.-By virtue or 4 d:ed o.. trust braring
date oh u sust, 1870, daily recorded n Richmnrd
Cbancery Court In deed book 70. 81, B., page
SI shall in execution thereof. proceed 20 sell at
suction, on The PREMISES, on THURSDAY, the 10th
November, 1871 at 4 O'Clock +. b., fftlr, II not,
n ranged BRI * TEEEME Z loca ed as above,
now or recently In the occupancy OF MIR. Eubank.
ann A. ~ e recommendations fer a large family.
TERM: enough IN cash to defraY expenseS OF
sale, and to pay II several notes past due amcuut.
ing 10 about 81 200: credit 10 81, 200, until
IN. eth August, 1872: and as 20 the residue OF 'ha
proceeds or sale, on such terms as shall he an
nouuced a. the hour OF sale. ". GODDlS,
noa Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
BY Richardson g Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!lOneers,
lIi3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VINEYARD
NEARTHIS CITY AT AUGTi, N.-Hyvir
tue OF the provisions Of certain deed o trust
be ring date tic 25lh day July. 1870 from W Han
Joucs d ceased, and Wife to The u: dNrslrned
trus ee duly recOrdt d In the clerks office Of Hen
rico County Court. sh. II proceed To sell at pub
lie auction being thereto T. quired by The hanen
ciRrv therein secured on the premises on !fa I.
Dp Y the nth instant, 1T Il O'Clock VI, tie ZEAL
FSTaTE d, scribed in said deed. cOn.ainina
Nj Ely AC&ns, more or less. lying in lht
County Of curicO alb ut three mills from tbs
city OF Richmond, between the RIVER ro5d anc
j 4ines river. and near the estate or FIaDkiir
1t arms, FEq.. called Trfe H.l!," about one
fourth Of Which land IS tmbercdi tho balance
cleared and lm-Ioved wish fine Young and pro.
ducTve orchard and riusy ,rd Of choice fI,it t.ce:
and gra pc neg, numbered end named az follows
SEQ Duchess fear frees,
80 Bartlett Per Trees,
200 Choice Variety Trees,
/ 900 Concord Grapevincs,
400 delaware. iOna. and Hartford Prolific;
500 lhoce Variety, mostly Concord;
rs Peach Treal,
a few very fine Apple Tr, es.
TERMS: enough in casn 10 d. tray the expenses
Of exec thug this u ust and TO Day tf nuLe for
-, 200 with int est thereon from the 2lst OF
September, 1871. uLt | paid; the residue In SIX
ana Twelve month";, negotiable notes to be given
for the deferred payments, with Interest adtcd
and secured by deed OF trust.
j. A. lEIChh RDS0E, T,ustee.
RICHARDSON CO., Auclioaters. NOT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
by Eli & Goidin,
Aucs.oneers and Real Estata Agents,
No. IloS Main street.

TEyRUSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING
Z AEn BUILDING OTIS On CHURCH
HILL BY virtue CT 6 deed or trust executed by
job, O. Watkins to tho subscriber, rs trustee.
dated ed day OF February. 1870. and OF record In
The Clerks once5 OF richmond Hastings Court
aud !Ienrico Comfy Court, being thereto requ red
by the creditor w II sell St auc ion, the pre-
mIses, OIL SaTUhDAY, November 18TH at 81
o'clock L. 81, he BtclUK HOUSE On the corner
OF Thr;ieth snd streets, having front on Thir-
has four rom, with kitchen IN the yard, and wa
ter on he premises.
Also. The VaCAAT LOTS or Th,rty-frst street
commencing ST the co,n?r OF Thirty first aid y
stress ard running snuthwardly 100 feet, having
q dsp.h Of the who'e: quare.
TERMS CAsh AS 10 he expenses OF sale and to
pay # d. b. Of 1904 with interest ard as to
The baanca, upon sch terms as shall be an
nounccd at thu sale. 1t Is nrobIb!e more faYor2-
bic terms IN = be given on day OF cse.
nc IDS Joan A. COKE, Trustee.
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aUcrIOH sALEs-This Day:
,...s... fSYW3 80ddfI go I,
- ! ,c,;onear and Real Estate AGENT
Corner Of Eleventh ana DsnA hsteS

Corner VI 8SicsS-s'- :
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF bAh vi
Z tHXICK kEsInENCE, A. " 81 y III ~" GaEAI,
=. IT LITs on BELVIDMEG A nT WH,SH
sSAAerpTs on THE LATTER mMFrNns ~ Nv
ar+ne Of decree OF the Cha1cery Con r,, o nc te
XIV ~ richmond prom onnrsh GA tGs -Nn c,inst
ely CIV. ,s7I IN thu case Of Filcher &C., tinn.
asr, io.,, Sc shall, as 1peclat commissioner
he.eb7 anpointf d. proceed TO sell 81 p.3iS AUG
r. M lsu at n'c'ock =. NJ, that very val
Sn1eN 1es FSTaTE located rs above. OF which
~ n late Srg Wiz beth A. L. Pitcher ded seizeg:
\ ~. ,nnrnyonent1 consist of large kk!Gk
Nv FILING contspins thirteen r: oms Nncln1-
K RT 'hIse viii, t' nv !oems, STABLE. CAK;
nTaGn.u0Jj-E, >MoK H-HCUaF, COAL and
W1UD HOUsF, &c. In front. OF this dwelling
ssFRrubferv aud s3ade trees. The property viii
b. 50 divided as to sell with the mansion honse q
LOT OF suitable size, and SIX LOTS on me east
line OF Belvidera street. and three LOTS on Tie
south eide OF Canal et'sst. on which latter Ints
There are tw , small TENEMEHTe. The DIV ELL
I've f. nm excellent one, snd the location not only
beautiful Int in 4 very desirable and improving
neighborho I'D. Poss. ssion givsn In short line.
map of the property can be seen at the once OF
TERMS: tyre-fourth cash ; balance at elk,
twelve and eighteen months Tor negotiable notes,
in,e-Pnt ADDED ana lille retained I'LL all OF Tie
nnrchose monau ia futly piid
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEA re,
Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN w 1t he made for the renewal Of SCRlP for
twenty. six shares or stock standing on the hooks
OF the Richmond Fire Association In the name OF
ThCm 8 a. Buckley, the same having been lrsS.
JOHN ". WRIGHT.
Sheriff cit, Of Richmord,
and 80 spch administrator Of Thomas \. Bulkiey,
, deceased no 2 THIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

old DOMINION INSURANCE CON:
~ PAEY.
HOME OFFICE, No. Ills MAIN STREET,
,, RICHMOND, VA.
FINE and MARINE kIlkS taken on Tic most
favorable terms.
Is. II. NASH, President,
Il. X. ELLYSOS, e-PresiGent
J. y. MOORE, secretary. au 2s-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
BY Wellington Goddln-
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Corner OF Bank and Eleventh stleeLs.

r1,HREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
" EST roRNER OF LEIGH ANll THdsIi-
Eth sTaEETs, FOR SALE At AUCI,s0 .s =.
WIN he sold at auction, en- the p:eiais,;ec; on
P. NJ. the BRICK DIVE Ling and LOIS ss
above located The dwelling mas 1osr Ioes f "a
lot fronts a fee: en- Leigh street and extends
Also. Two VACANT LOTS, fronting al feet
each on eleh street, rum ng back 30 feet.
FERNS: one third cash; balance at SIX ana
.w.Iy. months for negotiable notes, inieieS'
aa"So ''''e WELLINGTON GoDDIN.
.o huctit neer-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
By Richardson & Co,
Real Es.ite Agents end Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
N AND LOT ON The SnU!H SIDE OF
b tOAD STREET. NEAR TWESTY-EECOND
FOR SALE AT AU"T1UE.-0n FFIDh lho
lOah instant. at ! O'CLOCK r. ii we VIII sell t auc
ttoo. on The premises. desirable FRAn r.
dwelling has 10 stories above The Da' emeEt, and
contains six rooms. with gas In The building {:
water, kitchen. snd other conveHience3 on the
nremises. TIE lot has frort Of 20 feet, and Iuns
back within pars lel lines 100 ee:.
TERMS: One. tn rd cash the bal7uce IN negc-
table notes a. SIX and twelve months With Inter-
est added and secured by 2 deed Of trus-.
RlCHAkLSON 4 CO.,
naT EuctIoGCCrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
BY Wellington 6oddla'
Auc,ionear and Real Estate Agent
Garner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.

yy,WO EXCELLENT TTIREF-STORY
1 RACK ANDGRANITE FRONT STORES
.Ni.nN ETTINGS ON THE East SIDE OF
sEgEN TEEN TIL srnEET BEIW IEN
FRAEKLIN AND GRACE 81 kEEIS. 0P ,tU,
SALE AZ AUCTIOH.-Wll be sold at auction,
or the premises, on FRIDAY the l7:h November,
t th,t' BjsICK AMI GRANITE FONT
TaNEMBNTS loc tted 8 above-oTe OF which ia
occupied by Mrs. Rupert, and the other 0v Row
land HIM, The loo ition Tin front CT the Vegeta-
HE MAJ ket) is very desirable for retail stores aId
dwellings.
TERMS: One-trth cash bal,nCe at six, twelve
eighteen and twenty four months, bearing SIX per
cent interest; logger time. at the option OF the
purchaser, bearing tn per cent. crest, Eai
yearly. secured by trust deed.
70 s2aw;ds W.GUD IN, kuctInncsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
Grubts 4 Williams,
apc.fo,eers and Real Estate Agents,
EIarcn.n street between Main and Bank.

E,eren,n street between Main and Bank.
yF,uaT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
IgOuSD Attic SOU HEAsT LOR n, N vi
o. MAIN AND TWEATY.FLksT s%kEE n,ts
At kU9TION.-By request OF MIR u. psm l,3an
mo"n the premises, on MONDAY. 18th Of STen e,
her. of / O'Clock L. NJ, the very valuable LoL op
GROUND located as above. ironing ~ e. 10 n or
the south side or Main street, snd fuanlEs pacA
9. f.et 10 an alley 30 feet vide.
This is one OF tie most desirable locations IN te
c,tv fnr . .lO0n or re.ail business OF any ktno.
INNS . Made known at the time or sale.
~ GHuBBS i WILLIAM
80 AuctonPsrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
BY j. L. Anderson

bJ - L' Appcrson,
Rea, Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Main and 4 Eleventh streets.