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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

EtcHaoxD AID I1arytrEE RafE9eag CO.. =
HieH,ioss5, Angust Il. Isl.
DICHtf0ND AED DANVILLE Kar.
! Ky ROAD On and after sUHDAY Angust IN
& 20. GOING WEST. H,
4 Train No . Through EaeseBgGrt ieavss gttnon.
daily (except Suniays3 ~ BIO "a 81 ierf.a IN
vile at 1855 = ~ arriyes AZ Greensboro q, s.,
n assfa aaI III L 2sssss,es ss
: Train No. 10 ttilrough .nait and express, ,.,,1.
r 5a g saiy a :, ts E, sss
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail apo EXPIRES, y.....
aaiis E. a arves Ee ns 5 ,z
is Tsain No. ahrosgh passenger, Is,ves e,,,.
Dam Sas,ii'e Z. ss arrives i ' h IN
a Tsa a 80 & sasHseasx Rss ass. 1,s .ae
NJ: arrives at Richmond 1t 335 r. N. 80 4.
Trains Nos, ) and ~ CONNECT al Gre,usI5so, IA.
traj,ls on tire North Carolina raroad for ali hJna.
Train No. 10 connects al Greensboro with ,,,, 8,
Raleigh arriving there q 75sA y. P asserxlsyy,
s s Ws hs sass so Ess Ri SSane'
me Ataatic Mississippi aud Ohio railroad I'm s sn
boints southwest and south. su
Lynch urg Accommodation Train Ieayes p,.,
moId at ass p. u. daily Except Supdays ar,t En.
at Lynchburg in time to connect with tie Nor1tnss
Passenger Train on thc Atlantic, Mississippi ana
Ohio railroad for the southwest. ZIP au'
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburv ,f,,.
the arrival of the Atlantic, MssissisSpI and 1t,f
Passenger Train from Bristol, and arrive al Rrh'
uoItd ut 9:as A. 81. iH'n'
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points soub -.
southwest can be procured ri the ticket os5cs %
antic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad No 525 MAJ,
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise n,
schedule Of this company will please print a ,hora
JOHN 4. NAtllURDr 'e
General Freight ahd T!rkit igrr,
T. N. R TALCotr, Ehglneef and suTeTn,ort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Lyme & Brother,
AuctIoncers anu Real Estate Agents,
No. lsl2 Maiu street.

r1,RusTEE's SALE OF A FARM IN
i HENRICo COUNTY, On THE II M hlH G&
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND CONThisNlSs.IIiI, " A, !,
Hin DRIED AND SEVEN ACRES. IIitEE
RODS AND TWENTY-sEVEN POLES; NEA !,
TE FARM TF nf EMILY EStilc cer}nis deed
trIst executed by Alfred K. Bufln and wife TO me
as trustee, dated 10th January lSt of record In the
clerks office of Henrico County Court IN u. t b.
prpnd Sell ut hubble auction, In front OF lienflro
County COURTHOUSE, OH MONDAY the ri uay OF
September 1872, ut the hour of y O'CLOCK d. tsnit
land is very good and offers Il fine opportunity to
parties Wishing to buy.
Terms: Win tc sufficient In cash 20 ueiiat tiie eA.
,nn.,s of .alr and TO discharge the amount OF money
due under said trust and to the rcsit'ue OF INC
purchase money, on such terms and time Us VIII pc
"' ~, ~ = HENRY cox, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull stre"ts,
N,p,hnstcr Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GiESI En-
FTEJ, u COUNTY At THE MIDLOTItlAN COAL
PITS..-By virtue of decree of the County court
Tf Chesterfield county entered ut the August term,
1s72 in the chancery suit therein pending styiea
Clarke u.s. Cunlif's heirs, the undersigned commits
soner will expose for sale at public auction OH tne
premises, Oh SATURDAY. August 81. lsI2. at Z
o'clock ~, the LANDS belonging to the Clnlliis
estate adjoining the property OF Jcwett Brothers,
frnntiy on the Buckingham road, also on the kic'i-
mond and Danville railroad, containing about
THIRTEEN ACRES. which Will DC divided i'll lots
to suit purchasers. :,
cupicd b. Jacob Baach, Esq.
This property Is very desirable. not only for bust
ness stands. but residences. it being as healthy ~
any portion of the State. and only thirteen rtileS
from Richmond, OH the Richmond ahd Danyile
railroad The lands are well adapted 10 the culture
of all kinds OF vegetables, &C.. ana Its proximity TO
Il good market makes 1t highly, eligible.
TERMS: One-guartt.r cash: balance on credit OF
SIX nine. and twelve months, the purchaser giving
his bonds bearing six per cent Interest from day OF
sale, the title being retained until The whole pur-
chase money IS paid.
Tho Commissioner is only authorized to sell the
surface right of said land. the minerals therein be-
ing expressly reserved for the owIers of snld land.
J. a. CLARKE, Commissioners
MOODY & ROYAL, AuctinueeTs. M II
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n, r., Jsyyrasos,s DEATH. I'm The Ser

SIX Ms .ysyrrasos,s DEATH.--n the SEP
..r,hnr No. Of the Atidntso Partorl gives
t,,Is account Of the last hours Of this estllsape
,ady. The reader IS informed why Jefferson
did not marry again:
Bafore tue Marquis de Csnsteiiux nad nee !,
s,ors fr,m Monticello many hours the sixIn
{ s;iS ~ T'hou,as aud Martha Jefferson was
hnr,, mnsing the number OF their iiylnS
ah;;isen fhrre 1t was death to the mother.
/ Sha n,,aered fo,ir months, keeping her hus.
S.,,a and ali the household In what he termed
q area.it,,l suspense" He took bis turn with
bss s;sfer and with her sister in sitting mp at
n;Sht With his own hands he admins
sared her medicines and her drinks.
For four months he was either at her
bedside. or ut work in little room,
near the head Of her bed, never Deyond
cali. His eldest daughter, little giri OF
ten. but maturer than her years aenoteu,
never lost the vivid recollection OF her
fathers tender asA duty during those months:
when the morning OF September 0th daWnea
Il was evident that the mother had not many
bours 10 i've, and all the family gathered
around her bed. Thirty years after, SIX OF
Che female servants Of the house enjoyed a
kind of honorable distinction at Monticello
as ss the servants who were in the room when
Mrs. Jefferson died "-such an impression
did the scene leave upon the minds OF tne
little secluded community. 1t was tradi'
ton among the slaves, often related by THESE
six eye-witnesses, that the dying lady gave
.her husband "many directions about man!
things that she wanted DONE" but that
when she came ito speak OF the emil
dren she could not command herseii
for seme time. At last she said that
she could not die content If she thought
her children would ever have n step-mother'
and her husband, holding her hand, soiehlnly
] promised that be would never marry again.
Toward noon, as she was about to breathe
her last, his feelings became uncomfortable.
He almost lost biS senses. His sister, Mrs.
Carr, led him staggering from the room into
hislibrary, where he tainted, and remained
30 long insensibIe that the family began to
fear that he, too, had passed away. They
brought in pallet and lifted him upon it.
He revived only to sense of unreasonable
woe. His daughter Martha, who was
to be the soIace Of all his future
wears. yentured into the room at night
and even then such was the violence Of
his grief that she was amazed and con.
founded. For three weeks he remained in
that APARTMENT, attended day and night by
this little child. He walked, as she related
almost necessarily, all day and ull night, only
living down now and then, when he was ut
terly exhausted, upon the pallet that bac
been hurriedly brought while ne lay in his
fainting fit. When at last he left the house
he would ride on horseback hours and hours
roaming about in the mountain roads, in tho
dense woods, along the paths least fire
quented, accompanied only by his daughter
"a solitary Witness" she says, "to many I
violent burst of grief, the remembrance Of
which has consecrated particular scenes be
You'd the power of time to obliteInte."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

A woRk1NGMAN, it is stated, has been fol
the first time elected to the House of Com
mons of the Canadian Parliament. Wilton.
the new member alluded to, is painter in
the shops of the Great Western Railway
Company, at Hamilton, Ontario, but he has
also been accustomed to devote his spare
hours to study, SO that he is now one of the
most thoroughly educated men in the city
where he resides. He never took an active
part in politics until after bis nomination
when his remarkably able speeches brought
him votes sufficient to secure his election
Wilton is a supporter of Sir John A. Mac
donald, the Premier, and head of the Liberia
Conservative Coalition party. Hamilton, On
tario. has heretofore been carried by the
".cleilr grits," or ultra Liberals, and this vic
tory shows the great natural strength of Thu
successful workingman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

The Rev. Father Auyary, one of the pro
fessors OF the st. Mary Jefferson College, in
the parish Of st. james, Ia, died In that in
stitution on Thursday the Sth instant.
Lieutenant Gushing. whose exploit in the
destruction OF the Aihenarle during the war
d wei RENE nabered, has been awarded
8 ~, 900 prize money. &
couple OF girls have opened a fashion.
able tailoring store III Boston, and all the
3 young men are getting measured for new
suits. e 59 @
The original Bennie Hayens = ii net a
myth sas many people imagf zine, but lives at
West Point, ssle and hearty, at the age Of
serenity
pcnther and cub scared q MifFiin county
farnasr peaTiy out o syit s tho ether day.
Ie yelled 10 of Il,ls voice, and scared
sthe ssld her and cub tias wore sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Lee & Goddlu. Aucioneers,
No. ll13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
L DWELLINGS on THE WEST LINE Of
SECOND STREET BETWEEN BAKER AND
DTVAL STREETS AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of the provisions of deed Of trust executed s
as trustee dated 10th day of February 1870, duly of
record In the clerks office of ichmonu GapcSs ,
being squired to do BY thy nse,a un 5s n s,d
mcnt Of pb''ga,ioi of the said Tinsley. Will pro-
ce9d 10 sell OIL FRIDAY. 23d day OF August lsI2 on
the premises, at O'Clock p NJ. the real estate elm
brlcoG IN said deed and described ms follows-to VIII
All those two lots OF land with the improvements
thereon living and being in the city of Richmond on
the west side of Second street between Baker ana Du
Second street % feet and extending hack within par
lic lines H. feet to alley In common 20 feet vide
The improvements arc TWO FRAME DIV ELL
INfiS with about four rooms each, III good repair
and well-tenanted.
TERMS: Cash MS to enough to satisfya note Tor
81 laO with Interest from I'D day of February l57!
until paid, and expenses of executing trust balance
on such credit as will be announced nj hour of safe
\. NJ LEE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIH, Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

A SWISS TRAGEDY.--The London Dails
Telegraph of August 9Th prints all account,
sent it by a correspondent, of tragedy
which has occurred in Switzerland. 1t mp
pears that young Polish student formed
the acquaintance Of an American lady named
Huse, who with her four daughters was
staying at Gersau. After time he asked
the hand of one Of the young ladies in mar.
riage, but was refused, and the family shortly
afterward left for Geneva. On August 4th
the young lady was out for walk In a wood
with one Of her sisters and nm English gen.
tleman, when suddenly the Pole appeared,
and presenting n revolver, first shot Miss
Huse and then attempted to blow out his
own brains. He so far succeeded in his de-
sign that both he and his victim were in the
most critical state, and not expected to live.
AIiss Huse was shot In the head, and the bull
let, passing through her temple and striking
her tongue, has stopped her power OF speech
Intense excitement has been caused ut Ge-
neYa by the news of the tragedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

WANTED. by Il YOUNG LADY, SIT
w NATION As TEACHER. She is graduate,
and has had nearly eight years experience In teach
Ing the higher English branches. aathcnatlcs'
French. and Music. Rest references Will be given;
Address T. V. EcwtOwn post-oicc, klng ana
49,. mt, u, au la-Gtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

WANTED. a good COOK, WASHER ana
w IRONER without inctmhrance. Apply at
No. 1901 Marshall street, corner Of Tenth.
80 ot4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
i SALE OF BRICK TENEMENT WITH
GRANITE FROM IN TIE SOUTH SIDE ~ S, pE'
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RlCiIMOND-1n
further execution Of the decree OF the Sigfnitt
Court Of The United States for the Eastern District
of Virginia. entered on the sth 5t April 1872, In
tine case Of Myers 4 90. rs Totty, we, the under
signed ttstIn ot commissioners will sell ut public
auct,olf, Dn the premises, on SATURDAY the 9Th
August, 1872 at 8 o'clock 7. NJ, that VAL uAHLE
BRICK TENEMENT WITH GRANITE FRONT
liz b. W. Totty to James w. Eddins.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen mcnths for negotiable notes interest
added and title retained till all Of tue purchase o-
ncy is fully paid and CONVEYANCE plTttted by the
cOnrt ". GUDDIS,
W. b. MYERS.
1st.- JOHN JOHNS. JR.,
- Trustees or Commissioners.
p. S.-The foregoing real e:tate was purchased AZ
sale made on the 18th july last by James Drlscoll:
aud he having failed TO comply with the terms OF
sale. 1t will now be rcSold at his risks and costs.
l!-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

Dental surgery has added new achieve
mcnt to its skill and discovery. They now
take out tooth, remove the nerve, cleanse,
scrape, and purify it, and then replace it,
instead of putting in false one. A case is
reported in London where Il sufferer from
tootllache had the distlrber of his quiet
taken out and replaced, and in this manner
got rid of the pain. 1t is said that this en-
pertinent has also been successfully tried III
Boston. This may be an important discov'
cry, vet it Is difficult to see how it can be-
come very popular. Most people are only
too glad to be rid of an aching tooth, and
are little inclined to restore it to its former
usefulness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

AMERICAN LADIES IN EuRoPg.-hIrs. Gene
nal John "A. Dix, Mrs. General Robert An
derson, Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mrs. D, Colde2
Murray, Mrs. Therese Fiele, Mrs. Leonard
jerome, Mrs. Colonel Rush c. Hawkins,
Mrs. Senator Carl Scfurz, Mrs. Marshall @.
Roberts, hrs. Mayor Hall, Mrs. James Lor.
Flmer Graham, Mrs. Anthony j. DreXel,
Mn. Henry j.. Raymond, Mrs. Adolph
B0rie, Mrs. lillian G. Rlinelander, Mrs.
Barrett Van Auken, Mrs. james Watson
Webb, Mrs. Delaney Astor Kane, Mrs. Adrien
1selin, Mrs. Petto Molier, and Mrs. George
Francis Train, are among the American
ladies travelling Mt present on the continent
OF Europe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIEs.-Iherc
was Il marriage i'll one OF the churches OF
Mobile day or two since, and in conSe-
quence of the great disparity of the ages be-
tween the bride and groom number OF
trolicsome boys gave the happy pair an old
fashioned chOriuari as they came out Of the
church. The horses standing in front of the
door not liking the din caused by the tin
pans, bells, and "sich like" took fright and
ran away. OF started the groom and his
attendants after the horses and carriages,
but they stayed away so long, and the chart
car in the mean time becoming louder and
more discordant, the bride, unable any longer
to stand the rumpus, made for home as fast
us her legs could carry her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

z5pTrsrEE,s SALE OF lie, 81. MITE

TRUSTEES SALE I! ]. OF J., Io5 r,,a MlI
M TaE EoiITH SIDE OF B1ARsllaLihs, t Bss
TWEEN JEFFER SON AND, MSa ,,.i,sory
STREETS virtue of decree Of inc ". sha a
Ssr 1879 In, the case of Brfuer against Siuus'
and of deed Of trust bearing date soia july Eps,
executed by Trunk Stande 70 w GoGain, hnI,
nraceed to sen at public auction, on the on ~
SATURDAY. 3tst August Is72 nj octoek 1, ,.,i
tstte conyeyed by tile said deed consisting OF ,es
located as above fronting &c feet r ,r E cIe iene
ment thereon. now liz the occupancy OF tie saic
Staude. ,s,, .Xpanses OF
81 4muust iscs, tin paid; and as TO- the residue on
such terms as the said staude SHAH pfes sr,ctions.
then On such terms as the trustee shall deem most
expeiipnt. w. Tu,stoe
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
By Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctonecrs and Real Estate Agent9,
No lcl2 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LOT, WITH y
ON THE WEST LINE OF TWESTY-SINTH BE-
TWEEN X AND STREETS. AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of Il certain decd Of trust executed by
John ". Baker AMI Martha a. to me rs trustee,
dated the Cd of March, ISL of record IN the clerk
office of IIenrlco County Court In j.. Is. SO, D. log,
to secure the payment VI certain nesotiaDe d, iolf
March, ISL. and payable twelve months after date,
for the sum of Sl.5, shall, ut the request of the
holder III s: note. sell ut public auction, on the
premises. Oh SATURDAY the 3lst day OF August,
1872, ut O'Clock T. NJ, the propery located ~ above
described. The HOUSE has four rooms; Kitchen,
Sc. The LOT has a front Of euSl3: feet.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to deiray The expenses
Of sale and to pay of the abovcdcscribcd noC and
as to tue rpsi,iuc OF the purchase money, on such
terms and time as will be announced NJ the hour Of
sale WILLIAM FOl.ktS,
Hu2O Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

A FAMILY MAS.-There is said to bea man
livin. in Waco, Texas, who has been married
five times, and is the father of fifty Legitimate
chidrcn-thirteen boys by his first wife
eighteen children, boys and girls, by his Sc
cond wife ten by his third wife six by his
fourth, and three by his fifth wife. Twenty
of his sons served in the Confederate army,
eight of whom were killed, seven died natu-
ral deaths, and the remainder are still living.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Wellington Goddtn'
Auctioneer and Real Estate Aeehl.
coruey of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWENTY-FoUR HANDSOME BU na1;s
; ING LOTS IN THE PLAN UF BAG0MN,ss
QUARTER TAyE,RI;ES s p ss,9 AZ aae.
i aH on the premises on oNDAY AFTE;RRNqf0Ns
the 10th Of August 1871 at o'clock, IME Msb
LOTS in square No 10, bounded by MitcieE FIVE ";
i0fS I'm sq,lur1, No, S. bounded by Webster SPRING
Goddi and Cul streets Each lot has hesa tT os G
30 by " to 81 feet, and 80 by l32 rect made
rate means a ,.,oup .t fI,c
,, an,.fS s,io w. GODDIN.
hou. va e''U' Auctionecr.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Lee & Goddip, Auctioneers,
No. llI3 Main street.

THREE PRETTY BUILDING LOTS IN
FULTON, On STATE AND g II A !, n
SHEETS FOR SALE At AuGT rt . o SA The
nremises' we will sell at ancsion TWO LOTS. Nos.
Il and IL, on State street, in Fulton each fronting
40 feet by ITO deep. Also, ONE LoI on 1railiin
str,nt of same dimensions, through which passes
stream of excellent water from Mount Erin spring.
i6tMS az r"'' Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Lyme s. Brother.
AucIloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No 1919 Main street.

TOT, WITH \ FRAMED HO I Sc
TIL EREON. CORNER OF STATE NJ, ~, u u, NJ
FOE SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTluN:-"e shall. al
the request of the owncr sell 1T rulllc auc'an ",
the premises, OH THURSDAY the "2d 'EH ol Az
INST ls5o nj clock i. NJ. the property above dc-
scril,ed now occupied hy Mr.. Jordan The ho's &c
contains fmr rooms: kitchen. &c. with lot "i
3OxilO feel To III alley ten lC"i wi.ic ,,, c..,.
a. THREE VACANT LOTS adjoning, front
ip~ "ach 3"N 10 feet to an alley ten feet wide:
m 5,x"ws. Ar srir Lyle & BROTHER.
- 90 ~ AuctOuccrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Lyme .& Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
~. No. 1912 Slaih street.

HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING, SIT
I'll HATE ON JACKSON BETWEEN FQU-
SHEE AND ADAMS STREETS. AJJQiENltSG
THE RESIDENCES OF MESSRS., MAhsh,MD
shall at the request f.he Owner sell at public auc-
ton. on re Premises, on sAT1RDA1 the 2sth dag
mick SIDENCE, located US ahoye-'lescrlbed.
containing five rooms; Kitchen &C. all In nice con-
dltion. ,,,r,,rp
az, 10 AucttoneeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Grubbs & WILLIAMS.
Real Fsiute Agents and AtrtlUneafs.

BY TruNDS e WIIIIaIs'
Real Estate Agents and Auctl6neefs.
Eleventh STREET tA.wtal Malh and Bank.
DUENA VISTA LOTS SIDNEY AT
- AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. 23d August. nt s.
O'Clock i. NJ. we will sell upon the premises NINE
LOTS In Bucuu Vista, 10 wit:
Three on south side of Taylor street, adjoining tho
Baptist church, each 30 by 1870 feet and with original
oaks upon thcm
Two on south side Taylor street between Garter
and Richie streets. each 30 by 1870 feet.
Two OH north side Williams street between Garter
and Richie streets. each 30 by 1870 feet,
And two Oh north side JIurvie between Richie
and Robinson streets. opposite to beautiful Airing
TOM each 80 by lll feet.
Those wanting good lots at small prices should
attend.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
AL - AuctinueerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

9 nv rl,ornas ~ Keesee, Atictioneer.
e IS No. fsfT MAR, street.

TToI1sEHoLD FURNITU RE, pIhNOs
III opS.AE. &C.,. FOR SALE ATsAUGfiON.-
THIS DAP nj 10 o,s.5css viii sell ut my auc'ior
Two Rosewood Case Pianos:
mo & SnltIi,sr Americas Organ;
Walnut Parlor snit. in crimson reps;
Centre, Side. and Card Tables 1,y. .,uo,es.
walnut. Mahogany, and Stained Hararones'
walnut, Rosewood, and Mahogany Burcans'
Walnut, Mahogany. and stunned bea aaes
n,E' Walnut and Mahogany Haf-Racks:
1,nrtIng c'I,nirs.e Cane and Wood CGairs1 1,.o
Lounges. Feather Beds Mattre csc ,sns
Inii,i,s T.,,riapc Sewing Machines sideDoarus-
Herrines firc-' i'o1 THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Auctioneer-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street.

TyECUTOR'S SALE OF A LARGE
II AMOUNT OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
C0NsisIiSG OF H0EsE5Ssf, M M!ZGG CokkTTss,
WAGON. HARNESS, &C, AT PUBLIC AUCSS
TI oW shall at the request Of the executor Of
the lite Robert Farrar, d"ccaGd, sell NJ pinnc MT
ton on The urcmisrS of the farm recently occupied
hw him. nh the Charles City road, about I'VE mics
below the city Of Richmond. on THuKsQ a. y,
August 2! commencing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ , WIZ
tGnn Mules one Mare one Colt. three good Mllch
Tow. one family Carriaec and Harness complete;
one Wagon and fairness complete. four carts aI,,
itnrnrss PIoupls UarruwS. Hoes. ShoNclS, ana all
other fnrni ng implements. too numerous ~ men,
lion. Also, Il large portion If the household anu
It,hen Furniture. u ,s
untlcr $40; for that amount up To $780, sixty DAYS
time : and fro SlcO and upwards. ninety days tmc;
for negotiable notes. interest ad''eh WIFI approve"
security. ...,,. ,,,d otho,s &c
Tile special attention OF farmers ana otheS Is
called to the foregoing sale. ,,,,,,,,n
mt T. II, < W 18th AuCtiorcers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
By E. u. EachO,

At THE REQUEST OF THE OWN
y Fps shall. ON MONDAY the. sGth August,
is7s, ut O'Clock r. NJ, p.Essst y sell TWO We
SMALL FRAME TENEMEJNfS Nos; ls2o s,n nna
between tie chesapeake and Ohio railroad aild
Seventeenth street, In the city OF kichmohu' saia
u T.,S,u. A. sa,a h. ID. EACHO.
~ ~ " Auctioneer.