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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-04
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QNIILIA sIMILIBUs QUARANTINE.
HUMPHREYS

a- HUMPHREYS ,-.
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most ample experience
! an entire success; Slmple--PT0mpt--R RGleIOnt
and Reliable. They arc the Best Family Medi.
cines In uBe--Bo simple that mistakes cannot bO
made In using then; so harmless as 70 bc free
nom danger, and so efficient as TO b0 always 70.
liable. They have received the highest eomnen.
dalton from the thousands who have long used
and known thCm, and will always render salts.
action 10 those who Try them. .....
No. Cures PrtcSh Bory. Cents.
:, RgVeTB, Congestion, lnfAmmSilO ...,,..,-2e
" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, ,-"..2
Crylng-UolIc or f9ethng Of lnlantG"..ll
:, nlnrrhO0n Y Children Or Adnlt5..'...,.:sss
T&SfSrS! orbP@s SbPISs vomtIns 'lGGI o"..o..
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ,.,...-,.,.-..B
p,. eurelgia, TGothHsho, ESoeaChe..;....,,..1
70 DyApepain, bilious Stomach. ....r....".".-l5
y SappreBSed or Irregular rerfOiS,,,..,...-2
Is GrSap, cSSSh fS bIiisalt FaSI ..
- kruptIOnB, salt lheunn, EryslpeIAs,, ,,..".-2S
=, hholmatism, Rhenmatle Pans..,.."...aS
II Piles, Blind Or bleeding
y Dpthnlmy, and sorS or Weak EJes........sso
~ gntntFh,HcutO or chronic, Influenza
% /" piuE.c0uEl, violent coughs ......J0
Aalhniu, oppressed Bfenthln -.,..-.....,..j0
e Bnf DlFChnTgcS Impaired hsarlns s.....,,s0
general Debility, Physical WOAkneSS,.IO
YropAy and sCAniy Sserci Ona,.., ...,....,5O
p " sea Si1 SieEpeaa, sickness from Rlding"...99
R "NoryonH Debility, Involuntary SEMI.
~ nai nlscnSISgs.. "
y Urinary WGaEnsSS' waiting Bcd.""SS 'sS
~ =, 5hmI9l ferlodH, hystofit.....' .''.'...',"50
" eTInE HHSTInEs s a. Gnangc q J LiLci"".....i g
u " DiphtlGriny liberated Sore ThfOaL,.....,bO
Price tn NlAs, largo hiZe".,. ...bDc aud
Family Caseo In Morocco, with
30 largo Q dram ylAls, containing the above
% list with book of directions complete $40 % %
90 iupsppr case with book. ......6O %
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case OF 10 1.oE yiaIs, in luld, 100 doses each,
with manual OF directions, giving full
account OF all diseases OF llOrseB, Cattle,
sheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full dlrUc.
lions for use In neat walnut case, COM
pleto ''.''...',...,.'....,.....u $40 90
Pond's Extract,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, TOothachO, Bleeding
Of tho Lungs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Burns, Bruises, LnnlOnOSS, SpTalns, Rheumas
tlsm, Sore Throat, sore Eyes, BOlis, corng,
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medicine
Price, Cos. 6Oc., Plnts 81 90, Quarts o. rs.
~ These Remedies, except PONDS TX
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent 10
any partof the country, by mail or express, fres
OF charge, on receipt Of tho prCc,
Address HUMPHREYS sPEOiPIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
oaice and depot, No. 569 BROADWAY, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists. e.
A full assortment Of the above for salG in Wheel.
Ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING h CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST d GO.
TlOS. J. FiNNEY.
a iull asBOrtmOt OF the above for sale In Boil
airo " J. u N. N. MERCER.
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Tho r Favorlre soap,

''''NNH'uhul w w. hblDt " HvullHEt We Nu'
claim that II cannot be excelled, let, In putl.
yahd quality; I'd, In economy, because II is
hrn and hard ne soon as made and will not shrink
When exposed to the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. II will therefore wash half As much
more as the soaps now in market at the same
Price 81, For perfection In washing You must
NNh With pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes Use ne FdpOrii6 Soap and
yol, vii. have no more trouble getting your
Clothes white aud hultlCbs, aud guarantee that
,IlNil not Inlure the skin or the most delicate
hb'ics, tn, I claim for i an advantage over all
Other. In that will bear leavlng In water for {
otl0hOuts without inJuilng II. Other soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them In the tub
oi basin after using. Please enquire oil yOur
grocer for the FavOrite Soap, and you will be
convinced that II IL the best.
,,ArrioS r. Each bar is stamped "NintrS and
pp,Se9,dnie' Fdrorib Soap, manufactured 6V NJ
6ad NhsS'ir7, ". va"
Manufactured and sold At wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
AngU Wheeling, W. Va,
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Thnt parksrsbnEr ptenoher.

From tho Wellsburg Herald.
Rev. J. Reid Is in difficulty in Parkers-
burg on charge Of plagairizing his ser.
mons. II the sermons copied were better
than Mr.. Reid could make himself, and
were well delivered II IS hard to sec
where the congregation was the loser, and
IL the Reverend gentleman only gave the
proper credit, like a well behaved editor
Is always expected to do, under such cir.
cumstances, where's the haIm2 In our
opinion il the churches had more good
readers and fewer clap.trap declaimers in
their pulpits, they would be better of. A
good printed selection is better any time
than deeoction Of second hand ideas hal
digcsted and labelled original, no are most
Of our written sermons by the best makers
ABOUT seven hundred cases are on the
docket for the November term OF Court
in Belmont county, Ohio. Itisprobable 1t
that only few of them will be disposed
Of at the next term.
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EkESINds OF THE MABIETTA AND OIE,
oINNATG RAILROAD FOR OCToBRR,-The
following is a statement Of tho approx
mate earnings OF the Marietta s. Clncin.
natl Railroad Company for the month Of
October, 1s7t md 1870. .gEIt
gn,..ps.r .! .A ,.Ast !'s5!s !I9s.s ] Issa .9ssg.
Freight. t..,n..n....,..... 9S,4i4 Sl,SSl
Mall, express and telegraph 2,O2S Ito
TotAl, .............. SA,6sJ t4s,546
Total this month to date. 1888 I5S. .6Sl
cCinnSncIng let jSaiify } l,SlSSaT q i,isa.A7U
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THE PEOPLES BANK.
JOSIAH Y. UPDEGRAFF, CASH.. myo
THE CITY BANK, DELIA1RE, o.

Onlte on Water St., Opposite Central Block,
Does general Banking business: receives
money OH deposit and pays interest on tpeCIal
depOslls discounts lotes and bills deals In TX.
securities. - -.
The promptCst attention given TO collections on
Be,alFe aud Its vicinity. Tho correspondence
o. Banks, Bankers and others, having business
nthls point solicited.
DtRKoroRI:
4. w. Anderson, Isaac Booth,
4, y, MeOtt. a, p. TAllman,
John 4. Mercer, G. G. Kelly.
u A. W. ANDERSON, Prcs't.
A,P TALLMAN, Cashier. sep26
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By tho authority OF the act Of The Legislature
tho Public Library Of Kentucky, will giVoa
GRAND GIFT CON CERT,
AT IOTTtaVIIIR KV
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A WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply want felt for real genuine good
MtCleoI Soap at reasonable price, the under
signed lsnow manufacturing such an article, VI
All testify who have seen and used
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13
CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
"A TIONs Q AND 10 OF AN ORDINANCE
LEVYING OF TAKES tPASSED MARCH 8
ls7D: -..- u.-..-.-y-.r i
Be 1t ordained, That sections 0 and 10 of the
ordinance passed May II, 1870, concerning the lei
yying Of taxes, be amended and reordained so as
to read as follows: --Aza
0. Any person who desires to commence q bust
ness which is assessed with class tax may apply
to the chairman Of the Committee Of Finance,
and the committee Hhali determine the class in
which he shall be placed and upon payment of
such tax In the mode prescribed IN the following
section he shall have the privilege Of doing such
business: 81 tE
10. The aforesaid taxes on license shall 60 into
the hands Of the Collector OF City Taxes, and he
collected by him f,om the 18th TO the 30th of April
inclusive, and his receipt shall be the license to
the party paying for conducting the business on
which The lax Is levied. And all par ties conduct
ing business after the lst day Of May without .
license shall be liable to fine Of not less than 81
and more than a5 per day.
Published by authority Of Council
NH l0.5t E. g. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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,Aas,rIssls Se,lAasss Tssturv gnss.,.
y ssIaHEEs asALE or yAL y. y Z 81

: n ssIGNEEs ALE OF YALlHlI.AA.BElL,Eiegr
"a RAJ TsTATEIH THE TOW y ss tf 20 AN
st a. an o Srasg Ss sRs
Of VSrtnia Il p ths s,ssser OF James
bankrups. WIZ eel at ap9g the pre1sasss,
sooa H. ias a q e
e. se s fo nssi ls REHt ESTATE yns In the town
Of Msnf ifsssSssarVrpEp1 about three
fourths Of H1s ana I'M III IS ana
T XII nm tereSns occupied by Jas. Perdue.
fronting feet on Hull street running nach soou "
los feet, and is part OF lot No. ls IN tine pan OF
'ns pTor oFGRoUND at the sorner, Of S BAN,
hridx re and 9th streets, with small On S&E
WOODEN BUIi DING thereon ana 5000 81 IL
ILUMBRR-H0UsE,b being lot NO. rs 10 , tue pau
81 ns sTvIxGANT Let fronting Lawrence street
,as feet and running back about 100 Ieet, oeins
parts Of }Sss ~ MSs R sS ~ With IL small WOODEN
BUILDING thereon. ON Perry t s1t 81 v Ies feet
snd Warrin,gt9n II On m
Nth an tbtes od eBsufI6Nas being The
same conveyed to AZ Perdue py Il: ta az ~
| Further description VIII De gwen On WIG 1'' -
500 ). A HOUSE and LOT adjoining, that above
mentioned fronting 81 SIP feet, more or less, On
the south side OF an aiey' "nlch e10eha' ifol
A ian ~ undiyided noiety Of HOUSE and LOT
on Decatur street fronting about sss ieet being
An q All the interest of said Perdue In certain
LOTS OF LAND In the town Of Manchester,
owned Jointly with G. G: McH OF which aur
l The foregoing property will be sold subject to
the Contingent right of dover of the wife of Mr.
JAS M. Perdue therein. ea
months for bonds with approved security, and In
added the titles being Estain So1 pf5i the
] GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Adces.. NH IL
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- = sg-ETTT 2, -
OF ALEXANDRIA,

- ou.RTER OF AhExANpRrA.. ,,<T, t,e.s.
co,.,o nil, TO amend the charter of Alex
s nH;asS a n'' on the calendar, under
suspension of tho rules. &.
s. St' rms usuRY QUESTION. ~.
rInnaai Joint! resolution proposing 70
amend the Constitution Of the State 10 g.
g stia " ~ amenamer,t of Mr.. sourHA ALL, Of
,m.p,narje To strike out all relating 10
. M and the rate of interest; which was
iu A. i.cKsoS offered Nh amendment:
:. Wv rate of interest agreed upon by The
,,rtics not exceeding IL per cent. per an
nu,n rDon contracts. where the prln-
n;nal and interest are to be paid within
twelve months after date Of contract" Re-
jected. --....-,,,.,--
The Joint resolution was then ordered to
be engrossed fora third reading. "'#
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Bv Mr.. HANGER Memorial Of the citi-
zens of Augusta county praying for change
of the rate Of interest.
By Mr.. j. B. MILLER. Jr. Petition or
citizens of Goochland county in regard 70
the fence law.
=
Senate bill imposing taxes for support OF
G oyernment, &C., came up as 3 sIeciai Or
der. further discussed and amended, ana
the various amendments adopted py INC
House ordered to engrossment.
cHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Senate bill to extend and complete the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad came up as
unfinished business, the pending question
being on Mr.. McCaulps amendment TO the
fifth section, substituting therefor the pro-
vision that "upon the acceptance OF any
or either of the privileges or franchises
Granted by this act the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad shall be liable to such taxa
ton as NAV be prescribed by law for other
railroads subject to taxation.
! Nfessrs. THOMAS BELL Of Augusta, IUR-
SER of Rappahannock. and others opposed
the amendment Mr.. MCCAULL speaktng.ln
sIIpn0rt of it. The amendment was re-
iected-yeas, SO; nays, 90.
MIR. McCAULL offered another amendment
similar in its provisions in regard 70 rates
of. freights, and for passengers, as was IN;
serted in the WASHINGTON and Rlchmond
Railway Company's bill. Rejected by 62
noes to 90 ayes.
MIR. BowDEN proposed an amendment pro,
yitling that the branch from Richmond
down the Peninsula, between the James
and York rivers, should be first built. he
jected.
Mir. WooDsoN, Of Craig, proposed an
amendment requiring the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company to pay the LAND
damages of the Covington and Ohio rail-
road in Allegheny county.
Pending the consideration of this amend
ment the hour of o'clock having arrived,
he chair was vacated until 2. NJ.
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BY wellington Gsddtn. = + =
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE At AUCTION OF TWO VAL
FARMS, ONE OF BLK TYssH AID
o. E.THIRD sACRES,r ON THE WILL ans
BBuRa TTRNPiKE,gTWo NILES gEL9 u
FHGNDgED AND EIGHTY-.A1REg, ON THE ZEE
FWHITE-OAK SWAMP ROAD, EIGHT MILES
REIOW RICHMUkD.-At the request OF The
owner, lwho resides in washington. and WHO has
se,l "a at auctIon, On the premises, ON M JNDAY,
the goth March, 1871, at4 O'Clock z: H., that very
y-luable and attractive farm Of e63 acres. on The
Williamsburg turnpike. two miles below Rich
mond, adjoining the lands OF the late dahn zoe,
and bpposite to Uughes's Tavern, being the same
so long orned By M, JosephJ hite: The i3n q,
an excellent residence, containing i've rooms
an office in the yard kitchens barn, stable, ana
pretty coed orchard of young trees
: At the same time and placs Will be sold farm
Of $50 acres, ON the Whtse-Oak S~amp road, ad-
Joining the lands OF Mr.. Samuel Boltz and others.
About Is TO SO acres are cleared, on which there is
q comfortable dwelling. now occupied by MIR.
Jordan. There is iarRe quantity OF oak and pine
wood on this tract, which should render 1t yalu-
able, because there Is not much wood land In that
vicinity. ~. -cEtI- 1" ~ @,tTF f SIZE
TERMS: At sale.
NH Ii W, GODOIN, Auct.
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ByRichardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee1s,
No. 1l23 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HUN
L DRED AND FIFTY-THREE ACRES OF
LAND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, WATER
POWER. &C., ON THE YORK RIVER Rail-.
ROAD, TEN MILES FROM RICHMOND, At
required 10 execute the provl-
sions of deed of trust, bearing date June 25th,
1859 from Christian Leber, Sr, TO the undersigned
trustee duly recorded in the clerks office OF Inc
County Court of Henrico, deadlock SO, page 3lo,
/ sh,n proceed TO sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, the 23d instant at L. O'Clock NJ, In
front of the custom-house In the city OF Rich,
mold The TRACT OF LAND mentioned In said
deed, in Senrico county, near Meadow Station, on
the York River railroad, containing $50 acres,
more or less about two thirds cleared and I'M
nroved. the bal 1nce tjmbered, with a comfortable
FRAMED DWELLING, out-houses, water.
power, mill site. &C..
TRIMS :.One-fourth cash the balance IN 8, u,
Is, and "a months. for negotiable notes, with In
terest added, and secured by d. ed Of trust.
GEO. D. WISE, Trustees.
prrrapDsoy &, Co. Aucts NH Is
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
mat or IN NJ S,>a,lyar


House met at III A. M.-Speaker TURNEI
in the chair.
= Prayer by Rev. FL. L, Burrows.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bills to authorize the Orange, AL
eXandria and Manassas Railroad Company
to endorse and guarantee bonds OF the
Lynchburg and Danyille Railroad Com
pany, and Of certain cities, counties, AND
towns, for subscriptions to the stock of the
LynchDurg and Danyille Railroad Com,
pany to authorize the Orange, AleXan.
dria and Manassas railroad to consolidate
and provide for the payment of its mort
gage debt.
COMMITTEE ON ROADS. I
On motion Of Mr.. GRAHAM, of Rock
bridge, the Committee on Roads was al
lowed to cit during the sessions of the
House.
~ NIGHT SESSIONS.
Mr. THURMAN offered resolution that on
and after to-day, until otherwise ordered,
the Speaker shall yacate the chair at 5
o'clock p. NJ. and resume it ut p. HI. of
each day; and upon resuming the chair
the roll shall be called and the result fur
nlshed by the Clerk to the daily papers.
Adopted. -
I, a resolution by Mr.. CAMPBELL, that the
night sessions be devoted to the considera-
Ton. Of private bills, was referred, the
House refusing to suspend the rules.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, l
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Bile VACANT LOTS ON GOVERNOR
AND TWELFTH STREETS, AND OF DESI-
FABLE DWELLING AT THE NORTHWEST
CONNER OF GRACE AND FOU RI II
STREETS.-In execution of decree OF he Chan
Gerry Court Of Richmond, entered on the 18th OF
FEBRUARY 1871. in the cases Of Mitchells executor
VS.. Mitchell and ais, and Is Fl. Y. Mitchell vs..
Mitchell and ais" The undersigned commission
ers thereby appointed Will sell at auction, upon
the premises, ON THURSDAY. the 18th day Of
March, commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, uf fair II
not tt en- on the next fair day thereafter. at the
same hour,) that valuable LOT OF GROUND "
Ing on the west side Of Governor street fronting
about 80 feet and running back about lbs feet 70
18th street on which 1t also fronts. II desired,
this property will be sold In two lots fronting re-
spectively on Governor and 18th streets rms lot
adjons on the north the property OF John a. Bel,
win, and by reason of its two fronts on gooo
streets In the heart business Is very valuable
After which-say ut d O'Clock z. M.-we WIZ sell
the RESIDENCE situated at the corner OF Grace
and 4th streets, and occupied by Or. Blair Bur
we'll 1t has about nine rooms, with Kitchen, &C.,
and is very well located for private residence.
The lot is 26X125 2-12 feet. -...
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at 1, 8. IL. Is,
90 and u months for negotiable notes. with inter-
est added, and titles retained until The notes are
paid. Purchasers to pay taxes for 1871. --.
ANDRFW JOHNSTON 2.
E.- AAUSTIN SMITH. }Com'rs.
5- CHAS. u. WILLIAMS, J
GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS, AuctS mn IL
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'RUBBS & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
BY James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT FRONT.
ING SIXTY FEET ON LAUREL STREET
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. IN THAT
PART THEREOF KNOWN AS S!DNEY.-By
brook to me, SIS trustee, TO secure the payment OF
q certain sum Of money therein me1tioned, dated
July 18th, 1870, and duly recorded In the CLERK
mond, al the request of the beneficiary in said
deed shall proceed to sell, on IuEsn I:a the
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the lot described in Decd being
designated as lot No. 10, In square No. H. IN Har,
vie's plan, and at the northeast corner OF Laurel
and Spring streets, fronting on SAID Laurel stree'
co feet by l45 feet to All alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS Cash for enough to ray the amount
Row due and expenses of sale: and the balance a.
such time as may be agreed upon on the Gay o.
sale II: SELDOM nAfLOh, IrusRe.
sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
NH 10
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By Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. lil3 Main street.

rJ1RIJSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
1 FARM OFFOUR HUHDRED AND FORTY
TWO AND A HALF ACRES WITH IMPRov II =
NpNTS &C.IN HANOVER COUNTY, ABOUT
FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICHMo Being
reaui, ed to execute the provisions Of deco OF
trnst bearing date the 18th August, 1897, from
TSaddeus c. Brown and Susan e., his Wife to the
undersigned trustee, duly recorded IN the G'e[s III,
efSce Of the County court Of Hanover, Snail
nroceed TO sell, at public auction, on THU.KS-
Day the sd us At T. osock M IN Ip0s Of the
TRHtyT OF LAND mentioned In said desd, IN
Hanover county about llsen miles from f fr6m
Cedar Creek meetng-house to Louisa C2nMrEG
house containing FOUR \ y ~ rno nN ~
less. OF fine farming land. portion OF whiG NJ, Is
well tim bered, with a good FRA NJ u WELhlNI
thereon, ample out-houses' nne or'hai'' va
ter, &c, ,s ,,o o>no,eo
of executing this trust and to pay off note Tor
1855; the residue on such time as may be an
n ounced at the time of sale.
THOMAS s. ARMISTEAD, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctloneers NH IL
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By Lyme g Brother,
Auctiopee GERS and Zeal Estate Ageub'
l212 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
Il TIE TARM SITUATED III TIL, sES SSMM6nS
AND HENRY ACADEMY RBIOsMsrDo 1E-
CHANICsyfLLE, F0K SAFE AT AnG. tts6X,n;m ~
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust 1sts " W.
tember iss, duly re Corded in the clerks ONCE 2,
shall in execution e seio
nrnceed 10 eel at pablo suction, on the
npeises on FRIDAY the nth March l:7 At
the s ocIoek NJ f fair hon mol su me
AZ e1cented. that ZOE LITTLE MARKET
FARM located rs above described, recently In the
oecupancy Of shepperd Newman. Esq. contain
ing 6eA acres, nearly all cleared, Win ING An-
Terms Cash as to $3.50; the residue Of the pur-
chase NOR ey at four, eight and twelve Ton.ns,
for negotiable notes, Interest adeed, secureo ~ "
trust deed. t7
-, j. S,S g h Il siIiTS RS Trustees.
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s RICHARDSON & CO.. Aucts.
BY Lyme & Brother. a..
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2le Main street.
VERY DESIRABLE AND PLEAS

VERY DESIRABLE A N d PLEAS
Y AETLY-LOCATED -aUBURBAN + ARM
AND RESlpEACE. sITUATED EAST OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON WHAT 10
KNOWN Az A CONTINUATION OF ST,
ABOUT ONE SQUARE BEYOND THE COR
PORATE LIMITS. FOR SALE At AUCTION.
We shall, at the request of Mr.. l.. UmIauf, who
now resides on the place, and intends removineto
the West, sell at public auction on the premises;
O'Clock P. b.. that truly deslr able TITLE SUB
UREAN FARE, located as describsd; en-, contain
BILE LAND, we'll suited for market purposes.
The improvements consist OF nice cottage rtS-
dence, containing seven rooms. &C., beautifully
nestled In with shade trees. There IS also on the
place the usual out-huiidiugs such As barn,
stable, &C.; with a fine orchard Of assorted fruit
trees, and apump OF good wAter In the yard: me Inc
place IS under good plank enclosure (pewt ana
only distant about one snd hall miles from the
city markets. To parties wishing 10 secure
comforta ole little suburban BONE tine opporta-
nifty Is offered. .......
TERMS: tne-third cash; balance at I, s, aud u
months. for negotiable notes with interest," BE-
cured by trust deed. ,,,p
LYME & BROTHER
NH l-s4as1o1LI3l4 AuctionseB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13
BY Cook 6 Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner of Governor and franklin streets.

DAWNBROKERS SALE. 100 az.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. -
Nv order Of n. Harris 81 Bro, Pawnbrokers,
We viii sell at their store, No. 1891 maiu street,
on THURSDAY. March 18th, at 10 O'Clock
~" = DIAMOND AND GOLDJEWELRY.
Silver SPOONS, FORKS. MUGS LADIES',
LARGE SILVER WATER-PfTChER BOWL,
andGOBLET; and some few lots Of <,
GUNS, PISTOLS, and CLOTHING.
= The goods Will be on exhibition on Wednesday,
March the 15h in the part OF their store, No.
1851 Main street. s..s - u
All articles put up are sold without reserve and
are warranted as represented by Fl. Harris Bro.
NH IL COOK g. LAUGHTON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13
By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer.
Office No, ITO Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
4 GROUND. WITH A ~, LARGE ' aprI Bs sInA
OF BkKER STREET, NEAR ST. JOHN
STREET, AT AUCII0N.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed to me as Trustee on the 22d day OF
tain able note therein described default hay
Ing been made in the payment thereof, and being
re6uired SO 10 do by the beneficiary In said de,
mentioned. I shall proceed to sell on THURSDAY,
the 2ard day of March, 1871, on the premises, Mt
o. clock L. NJ the property conveyed In said deed,
ker street and runpiug back irreeularly about 100
feet-upon which lot there Is u LARGE BRICK
DWELLING.
TERMS: Cash for enough to pay expenses OF
sale and one-third of purchase money, and the
balance at four and eight months, for negotia bic
notes Interest added and secured by deed Of trust.
NH 10 ID Hes NJ. TA4LOh, trustee.