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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22
By Cook & Laughfon. Auctioneers,
Corner Of Governor ard Franklin streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue
a of decree propounced by the Chancery Court
Of the city OF Richmond on the 7th day OF Feb
ruary, 1871. in the suit of DIPS executrix. &C.,
against LII and others. shall, as special com.
missioner named in said decree, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY,
9th day OF Frebruary, ISL, at a p NJ, that de-
sirable DWELLING-HOUsE, and L or attached
thereto. on the south side Of lay street; between
LIST and Adams streets, In the city Of Richmond,
Immediately adjoining on the west the residence
of t. e late A. Din.
The lot fronts 70 feet on Clay street, running
back $50 feet more or less) to an alley 20 feet
wide.
2 he Improvements consist OF brick dwelling
house, having q basement. two stories and an at
tic, with back building attached, containing al
together twelve rooms, besides smoke-house and
stable. III.
TERMS: One. fourth cash; remainder upon q
credit Of 8, IL, and IS months from day OF sale
purchaser to give MS negotiable notes for the
credit payments, with interest adaed from the day
of sale; the title to be retained uutl the whole
purchase money IS paid and the conveyance or
dered by the court. jos. Il. DILL,
feld-td5 Special Comni Sstoner.
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AaICTsDg aksszsssrsEsntsare Dnys.
i+inI q Wellington taoddin9 2 NV I
an kaaf Estate xgent and Auctfoneer,
& cafnar edf .B sr,k ana nth Streets

H,RUsTEE,ss SALE, OF A SMALL i
lFARM OF TWEs TYSSEyE;fSs = 1a AZ rI IN
PIKE AR TT Il M Isss s ss 9s1s.
hearing date 9TH of March, 1867, duly recorded I'M
Henco County Court and OF decree asd 81 ths
Of october 1870 In the case q Gordsn,s aa
trrstScs, or Either of us, win proceed 70 sell At
public auction, the premises on u; M0E ~ IL
fair; not The first fair day e. me
TRACTior PARCEL OF LAND conveyed o., t, ~
said deed. containing 27f ACRES icomposed e o,
lots Nos and lying In The sale coaa1y no
back to .'the old road, adjoining the ianoS %
Mrs. Stanherry aud others. svo,,.
ing and the usual oul-buiIdings. o weli OF go0dd
water, and an excellent orchard. The saaa la =
VIII be divided INTO two or more psrSss arse , us
is located in q desirable and improving par. VI
the county, and is well adapted for MAJ he' set-
The deed requires a cash sale, but 1t Is quite
probable that at the time OF sale the ttIs1ees may
be authorized to offer more liberal terms. ~
ROB'T Is. LANCSSTEH,3T Trustees.
fa 90 LANES PI,FASaNTS.
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-RifIlmund nispatth.
-,,>rcn,y FEBRUARY %, ISL
crime without motive:

-. ,,,src he crime without motive:
This GP was c cso ms's w 1p
than TN, IN TIA taken up his abode In the state
bns 5,S upon life sentence. This man. ain,
aesoSs s,z e. of NsT reaons and o"s
peaehasie es IN an ns a cicarheaded and in
n nood I beah has proved to have kin,
sSs' ss; yys '; i" 3;
by nc; none sc,,;sed no conceivable spite, and
wheh the Ees of At sG aSs wns wede
dear 10 han ';s,ant defence which has made
h h;se rial a last two years. There seems no
Consistent theory to be formed snh in the that
seems inconsistent with the character ana
bearing les of the man, and was not con sidered
tcnablc enough to found strong defence
upon. The case will 60 into the 81 Annals ns.S o,
which our theories Of human nature must
be made over.-Boston Adrert'ser.
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!, by Grubbs g Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street, between Main and BanA'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF XALU-
" ABLE FARM KNOWN AS CHlSWdnGgIM WIN . .
ON THE THREa-CHCPED ROAD: AbOUI
MILES FROM RICHMOND, AT tAUCIlON.-c
In execution of decree Of the Circuit CourL OIL
Hentico county entered on The IT'D fe s Coy
TUESDAY, 7th March. at I2 O'Clock d., Qf fair;
If not then on the next fair day thersa atne
same hour, the FARM descrtbsd as .abose, 1orr
meriy owned by g. G. Exal. Maeontsins ONE
HUNDRED AND THIETY-ONE sACRRS ana
has been well improved u AZ .tz.i -
The improvements consist of. p neat, dwelling
with six rooms with all the usual out bnliolngsr
and g choice variety Of fruit trees ana grape
vines, a.. .% s.I & 49, q! ,,,4,
Persons wishing to purchase 9 desirable little
farm near the city would d2 well to attend thls
SALE E- - -
TERMS One-third cash; balance at g., Il. and
IS months. for negotiable, notes, with tEterass
addl d. the title beng retdtned by the court until
~ :, - Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioReers. -s
Ce22- Fe22, 25& Alh1.4,6,7 ,at. ..-.
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BY W. Hoddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
y TON OF FIVE DEs1RABLI SMALL
BRICK HOUSES GA WEST MARSHALL AND
LEIGH SrREETS.-By virtue'of q decreeot the
Chancery Court Of Richmend. entered on the 18th
day of February, 1871, in the case of Cullen VS..
Cullen, &C., the subscriber, special commissioners
appointed for the purpose VIII sell at auction,
upon the premises, on THURSDAY AFTER
NOON: the Esd Gay Of February, 1871, AZ O'Clock,
those THREE DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
INGs, Situated on The north side of Marshall
street.. ut its intersection with the west line Of
Madison street, each having a front of163 feet by
$50 feet, t. wide alley. And, Immediately there-
after, TWO OTHER DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS on the south Side or Leigh street,
one door west of 81 street, each 10 feet inches by
125 feet.
All Of this property commends Itself to those de-
string small residences Or Tor an investment, rs 1t
is in an improving neiehborhood In the west end
OF the city. The property Is sold for division
among the heirs, and the title is perfect.
TERMS: One-fourth OF the purchase money in
cash, the residue in three equal instalments a. 4,
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with inter-
est added from day OF SALE and title TO be retained
until ali the purchase money Is paid The pur-
chasers to pay taxes for tie present year.
PATRI * CULLEN, NJ. D.,
fe 10 Comm tsgiOner,
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JOSH Billings on "I1oRNs. Dinner
horns +: This is the Oldest and most sakred
tbare il. 1t liz set to musk, and plays
Home. Sweet Home,' about noon. 1t will
arrest man and bring him in quicker than
sheriff's warrant. 1t kauzes the deaf to
hear, and the dumb to shout for JOY. Clio
rious old instrument--.long may your lungs
last! 'Whiskey horu' This horn varys
in length. From three to six inches IL the
fayorite size. 1t liz different from other
horns, being ov fluid natur. 1t is really
more pugnaShus than the rams horn. six
inches of it will knock man perfectly
calm -
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The Humboldt county Uowal Independ-
ent SAYS "We reported that Mr. u. A..
Dodd's wife bad seven pairs of twins and
two odd children during ten years Of mar
ried lite. We were wrong. Mr.. Dndd,
Just in our Office, informs Us there are eight
pairs Of twius and three odd ones, nineteen
in all-ten girls and nine boys-in fourteen
years, and they are all living"
A young man Of coed social and financial
position, in Montgomery, Ala, drove Il
tlray for cotton firm I'LL last week, having
accepted banter from a friend in the
amount Of 500 that he would not have the
courage and perseverance to do il.
A man who was brought up at one Of the
London police Offices for assaulTing and
nearly killing a woman, excused himself by
saying that he thought it was his wife.
4 young Cleveland lady eXa,perates the
men by Kissing her horse i'll the public
streets.
Michigan is Dragging on Grand Rapids
man who started Il fire with kerosene With
out losing anything but his clothes, hair,
and cuticle.
Colonel John Hays style of verstication
is classified as "doggercl with the bark
On.''
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WoxpERFuL.-A most extraordinary en-
plosion took place few days ago. A wo:.
man living in the suburbs had goose, OF
which she made pet, and would shoot
grains of corn, bread-crumbs, &C., at him,
all of which he shoveled grecdily. On the
day in question, his gooseship came to grief
by this very habit of his. Some little boys
were throwing large torpedocs about, and
one of them dropped without exploding !;
the goose took it for a grain OF corn, and
gobbled it up in Il twinkling,. but in swal-
lowing it, it exploded, blowing the whole
TOP of his head off, Charlottesville Chron-
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Some one speaking Of Oratorio has the
temerity to make the following remar ks:
"a large majority of those who sit out
and religiously listen to every number oil
the Messiah do so because they have
heard so much said about it that they think
it the correct thing to do, and are fearful
of losing caste, unsteady, il they express
their WEAKNESS. So they go and hear 1t
through from overture to the final Amen,
applaud whenever their leading strings are
pulled, and 60 home to bed with con-
sciousness of being very tired and weary,
but having done their whole duty in the
premises"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22
BY Grubbs & Williams, -...
Real estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh.. baLwesn Haln and Sank streets.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN on THE SOUTH SIDE OF VENABLE ST.,
BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRSTA AND TWENTY
SECOND STS.. AT AUCTION.-By request OF
other residence. we will sell on MONDAY, eth
February at y O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises,
above. The first story is OF brick and two above
OF wood, with eight rooms; kitchen with two
rooms; store room, lighthouses, stable, we'll Of
water. &C., &c.
The premises are in the most thorough order,
and IN inspection Of the same is invited previous
to the sale. s,.-rg ...
The lot is 80 by us feet, and runs back to Byrd
street.
TERMS Lihersl and will be made known at tire
time Of sale. This is really 4 very pleasant resi-
dance. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe 81 ids aa Au tionccrs.
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Hoo SToRY.-Barracksville, Marion coun-
ty, West Virginia, has an old SOW that re-
Gently got into u side-hill corn-field by
swinging over the fence on grape vine,
she gnawing it of at the root OF the tree
for that purpose. The cunning beast car
ried the end up the hill, took hold of it in
her teeth, shut her eyes, and let 60 OF the
ground. The next place she found herself
was in the corn-tield. When the owner
came along with his dogs, the sow found to
her cost that the rule wouldn't work both
ways. The West Virytnidn tells this story,
and none can doubt its verify.
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AIrfYTI0H sALEs-This Day.
sssg.as By Lynn h Brsthes, E1a8 ~
-. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, Fzs
No. l112 Main street. za5sts :

ATICE BRICK TENEMENT, STU
IN sTED ON TIE EAST UINE OF 18TH.
BETWEEN EEoAD AND MAKsh ALL ] SI |. \;
N tn q CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AZ
E.-We fha l., at thu request OF the
owners. sell al public auction, on the pramisss on
WEDNESDAY, the 22d. day OF February. BdL az
o,clock p. NJ, that truly, valuable and well-ar-
ranged BRICK TENEMENT, two stories above
the basement located as above described, now IA
the occupancy OF Chas. j. Points, Esq containing
eight rooms TX tcheu, &C.: with gas and water on
the premises The property Is In good repair. the
lot fronts on the east line of 10th street 80 rect Dy
TERMS: Oue-.hird cfthe purchase money cash
the residue in three equal lnstalments at II ana
is months, for negotiable notes, interest addea,
81 cured by trust deed, the purchaseT 70 pay tne
% 10 49, 49, = So. n. .Auctio1eefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

GALE OF LARGE BUILDINGS, DIS
- TlLLERY FIXTURES A ND MACHINERY,
ENGINES. BOILERS, &C., &C, AT AUCTION.
By request OF the owner. we will sell at auction,
upon the premises. AZ the Richie farm, GU WE'D
NESDAf, March 1st at II O'Clock A. u. about
L miles. from the city, the following described
propertySthe same to be removed within a reason
able time: The large FRAMED DlsTIELEaY
BUILDING, three stories high, with receiving
room attached: large GRANARY UWEII-
lNG-ROUSE with four rooms STABLE, &c.
These buildings were erected since the war, were
substantially but and lntain an immense guam
thy Of excellent building materials
1sAlso,r q STEAM-ENGIHE, 2 BOILERS,
Gk!ST-MTLLS. 20 MASH-TUBS, STILL and
WORM G AIRING, PIPING. &C., &C., compris-
Ing complete ou.fltfo first class disrillery.
TERMS: VIA be liberal, and with be made
knowa at the time of the sale.
fels GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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o~2f So By Isbell 4 Son, ~. !. , :, (.
Auctloheers and heal Estate Agents,
Eleyeuth2strsA bet ween IA sfn and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OBJ YALUA-
~ Bile LITTLE EARM.1F FIFTY. ACRES,
ABOUT THREE AND 4 HALF MILES WEST
OF THE CITY .OF RICHMOKD. FRONTING
ON DEEPBuN TTRNPIKE. EIsE5EAPIxFSS
MILL ROAD. AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to q
decree of the Circuit Court Of the county of Hen
rico. rendered on the Oh day Of Holpnher, 126s,,
In the case of Richard NJ. Tuck VS. Louisa helrou
ct al. | shall, special commissioning aid de-
upon the premises, on SATURDAY. the ssta day
OF February, ls7l, at IL o'clock p the yaluable
LITTLE FARM OF FIFTY: ACRES, being por-
ton OF the tract con :eYd 10 r. b. Shelton, decd
by B.. Young, special commissioner, in the suit
Of Staples ys. staples or, &c, 2Hjuning the
lsnd OF Mr. ". S. Woodson. =, al. .,,ts-,
This Land ism good condition and Is susceptible
of division OF two good lots with front on each
road, andwill be soId II desired, in two lots Of
twenty-five acres each. f,s;asg.s-....a ..a
TERMS Gne-fourth In cash, and the remainder
upon credits oCsix, twelve. and eighteen months.
for negotiable notes, wi Interest added, and the
title TO be retained till the whole purchase money
Is paid and a deed ordered by the court.
I ss.- AK. COURTNEY, Special Comr.
1sBELL i Son, Auctioneers.
: % sE ;PosTPoEEMEHT
The above sale. in consequence of rain, was post
poned TIL WEDSESpAf, the 22d day OF Fehrua-
ry, 1871, al o'clockP. M.
fe 20 ids - - : : -. Special Cnn'r.
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets,
Main, between 14th and 18th streets.

VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH
Y MIND FOR SALE.-Belng DESTROYS or re-
turning to my legitimate business, oter for SAFE
the Williamsburg turnpike and YORK. River rail-
road two-thrds of hitch Is open Land, suihciently
rolling for good drainage, medium loan on clay
sub-soi throughout; divided into eleven heids OF
from 10 to 20 scres nine of which have been since
the war heavily manfred, and produce timely the
usual crops. especially clover and timothy hay,
sixty tons of which sold last year at t22 to $26
per ton Mt wholesale. Almost all the fields are
iInGer good post and rail ience The hillside and
lowlauds along the York, River railroad are now
growing up tinely In oak and hickory, with about
Zoo cords OF pine standing, which furnishes excel
lent pasture for the cattle during the summer.
The Improvements consist Of plain but COM
Portable DWELLING, with four large rooms,
pantry and two-story kitchen connecting by Gov,
cred passage, servants quarters and large fowi
house: two large, substantial two-story barns,
one new, IS by IS feet with fooredetils Tor seven
horses and seventeen cattle feed room, corn crio,
and storage for 100 tons.of hav the other ~ oy
SO; five excellent nog pens, with floors and sheds.
Both house and barn supplied with neVer-falllng
supply OF spring water. by a hyaraunc ram;
young orchard IF five acres with select tIult:
Thirty acre; Of corn land now plowed, and 6oo
loads Of manure on hand. Crop or winter oats
seeded. The purchaser may buy the entire STOCK
OF teams, cattle, and implements, all OF wncn
were selected with care aud ttsted BY experience.
The farm would. on account OF Its location. MAKE
one OF the most profitable nurseries In the United
States, and can confidently recommend It as one
of the mo- st dies trable farms near the city.
For terms, apply TO Messrs. GNUBBS 81 VIII
LIAMS Richmond or OH the premises to
la 23-1aw4w Il. w. HOESNlGEh. /.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, a very desirable LII @:a
r TIE FARM ORtNINETY- EIGHT AND LII
\ HALF ACRES, In Powhatan county, eighteen
miles from richmond, land one mile from IONS
hawk station, on the 'Danville railroad-Inlrty
MI that d. asked for the place. There is.a com.
Portable DWELLING containing I've rooms e,,t.
mild,nSs lsome flve or six in NUMBER: well Of
excellent water in the yard; four-scre orchard,
containing several hundred choice fruit trees;
The place is well fenced and being only four miles
from Huguenot springs, makes it particularly De,
Psirable as summer resort 1t is also good stana
for o small retail mercantile business.
- re W. B. ROBINS,
- ~ Real Estate Agent
feo,n 1000 Main street
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- ByRichardson q Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
lila Main street,

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
IA COMMERCIAL. PURPOSES FOR SALE
AT AUCTIyN .-Wil be sold ut auction, on the
premises. on THURSDAY, 9th Instant, at 81
O'Clock 2. NJ, a valuable. BUILDlN G LOT for
commercial purposes fronting % O. IL feet on the
north side Of Cary street, between 18th and 18TH
streets, with an alley In the rear.
TERMS 0ne-third cash the balance I'm 4. &,
and IL months, for negotiable uotes with interest
aided, and secured by q deed of trust.
fe 20 RICHARDSON & CO.. kuct'rs.
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''''s BIZ Wellington Goddin,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

DEAUuFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
d COTTAGE F4Rm- 0F-FfFTEMM AXES,
ONE AND HALF MILES WEST Of RICH a.
MOND, FOR sALs.-The be .uttfal PLACE snG o.
Grppse and f;ross roads. one and half miles from
Richmo a opposite to Dr. Beattis's handsome
cottagpj, containing FIFTEEa ACREs, more o OF
ard old. OF the most superior kinds, nearly two
acres OF outdoor Grapes large GreeniinEuse'
and NJ her in door grapes an acre of ASPARAGUS;
an abundance Of Roses, Ornamental Trees, DC:
The DWELLING is new, containing WE'VE
sitfinp-room, one dinipg.r room, and nine bed
with pantres Closes &c IS bsee n hs
Mac, are Kitchen, Barns Stables, .Cow4houses:
FRGe whole place designed for profits ease, and
comfort 1t IS faultless. and offered for sale Only
IN OF ensh n,sIg an to 'e
a1 Ia 1o 81 ". GiDHINsReal Estate Agent
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BY Cook u Langhson. Auctt0nesfa Il x
~ Corner fFraukifff And f1oyerrut streets,

ELEGANT RQSEWOQD PIANO,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rn he I'd Instant It
lQ1 O'Clock, NE win Sell nc the residence OF Mr..
David Eyron (who lsrenoRtng from the city,, No.
si ss I' ToGTASE PIANO In rosewood case
-. made by Knake n 90, . very superior In
strumert with STOOL and COVER 800 /.
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, covered with
THRNE-PLY and other CARPETS,
JENNY-LIhD aud COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES ~ 70 tEsyi 80
MAHOGANY WARDROEFS and TABLES, Z
WALNUT EXTE> SION. TABLE, s. So
ILARaE-sIzED CooKING sToyE, rs good
as new. with all necessary appurtenances;
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C..
fe 81 ~ ~ COOK g. LAUGHTON, Auct'rs.
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OF
BoJKs, STATIONERY, &C,
OFFICE SUp'T CITY GAswonKs,l
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 81, 1871.
nR0pOSA FOR GAS-HOIDER AND

fbhOtUSALS fOh UhS-1OLDEh AMI
L TANK.-Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until tue 5TH OF MARCH NEXT.
at IL M, for TEuESCUP1C GAS-HuLDEI, Of
capacity OF no. less Than 400 coo cubic feet TO be
pu. up ut the Gasworks In this city. ready for use
during the month OF JuEe 1871. The proposals
must state the dimensions of the different parts of
the holder, tie quality and thickness Of the iron,
mode OF construction, erection, and operating,
and all other particulars which are necessary 10
convey correct dca of the maclli.e when in use.
Also, for BUILDING y TAM to receive the
holder, to be about one hundceL feet IN diameter
and thirty feet deep, the whole to be built OF the
best har d-ournt Rockets brick, lad IN cement,
finished with coping Of granite, the tank 20 he
perfectly water tight
The details of The dimensions Of this work can
be obtained of the undersigned, and the bios will
be made per cubic yard, sad the payments for
holder and tank not TO be made until the same
have been used for two months from date OF de-
livery, and meet the approval of the City EngI-
neer and the Superintendent of The Gssworks
by order VI the Committee on Light.
JOHN II. Knowles,
fel-td Sup't City EasWorks.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT,
OAND NEW BRICK TENEMENT THERE
ON, Or THE NORTH LEE OF BYRD. BIZ
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
AS commissioner OF the Chancery Court OF Kich.
mond, appointed Dry a decree entered on the 9Th OF
February. 1871, In the case OF; Hartken and vie
against Winter, &C.. shall proceed 70 sol st
The Sd Of March 1871. at IL O'Clock NJ, the LOT,
With new BECK TENEMENT, located as
above, we'll adapted for q store land dwelling. s.
Terms: One-third cash; tfe. balance at four
and eight months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained TIL all the putch
money Is paid and q. conveyance ordered by the
court. $780, Il. so. CLOPTON,
fe q :. -. - = - ..lComIntssfoner.
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ByS. @. Tardy s. Co., Auctionsers.
ON A CREDIT OF FOUR MONTHS.
TWELVE HUNDRED BARRELS FINE OLD

PURE RYE WHISKY AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, 9th day OF March, 1871, we will
sell at our warehouse, in the city Of Richmond,
comm enc1ng at IL O'Clock,
1900 barrels PURE RYE UHIsKEY,
old and very fine. in prime IRON pound cooperage.
This Whiskey is to6e sold by consent AND at the
request Of parties Interested. In order 10 wind up
the estate OF a deceased werchsut who held 1t as
an investment. It was distilled under his direc-
ton, and no pains or expense spared TO make It
as pure as can be produced.
This sale, not only In respect to the quality Of the
goods. but in Its magnitude, presents attractions
which buyers cannot fall TO appreciate, and 1t
must command the attention Of the large trade,
KEY.
II will be sold on credit Of four months for APP
proved negotiable papsr.
fe ll-dtds S. G.. TARDY & co,
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TMPoRTANT TO WESTERN +aU,,
SHIPPERS.

puE POWRATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
- -.-.fa..... a.Es AND THE F...Sz..
= BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
CCMPAEY'S TRyIGH LINE TO
49, THE WEST
offer superior Inducements TO shippers OF TO
BACCO. WHISKY, BACON, CAEDLES &c.
to and from the West 1T low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
All western and eastern bound freight delivered
to and received from on bosI6tAs cars Of The Bal
tfu1ors and Ohio Railroad Company at Locust
point, saving transfer by drays and exposure TO
weather in Baltimore. 49, -
Through bi!la or ladipg given. ON all shipments
By WILLIAM r BREIT,.
my II - AgenI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPA-
II N.Y. am issuing policies for PROTECTION
AGAINST FIRE Iii the above very reliable I'M
pany as usual JOHN H. MONTAGUE.
fp 1i-lm Agent.