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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-06
BY Wellington GOddin,
auctionerr aud Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh. and Bank Streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
~ @ s1 s II 81 c FKhN q E!SHN
NEARLY OPPOSITE TO TIE BALLARn
HOTEL: LOTS ON IllEsoi III SIDE of 1no ~
srHEhr BETWEEN EE MAKylE HN tr rn,M
TIVE FARM OF SEVEHTY-ONE ACHES, On
THE BROOK TURNPIKE ADJoiNiNn Jiih
TOII.-GSpE.-By virtue of Il deere ni The ChAii'
Gerry Court of The city OF Eichnond entered on 1hr
a7tl February, 1877, In the cas,: oil nrrac"tts a"'
minstrator ngtinst DarrT,cott- &c., We me ,iii'bt
signed, special commissioners appointed ny thr al
decree shall sell at auction, On ie prcinia = ~ W.
order advertised, commencing al clock ~ -
fair II not, The fst fair day thereafter on tn ~
DAY the 18th june, 1877: Tie following lrniy Nntu"
bic real estate belonging 10 thr cSain oi J"n i,it
racOtt, dccras'd-v2., That valuable BRi' lfS,
MES'r on the south side ut Franklin street n'it W
Fourteenth street, neari! OPPOSITE 10 "n w. '.nG
Hotel fronting Il feet, running ia's iir ueI''
thereof, launc'l Oh the vel ny IN lii,! an
Mr. Jamcs A. ImocS's property. and now oec'l'''
ty Nancy Carter ~ thr rrELi al $500 pr hhlhIi,
a fter which, say nj O'clock ttin,e ~" srLu'il.'
LOTS IN sidney. The south si''r Of Grove ,'r'
Nos - and q, In PelicnlH's plain each ~ ~ -
feet 10 Il wide alley. u.,,t
And thereafter al o'clOck. tina! beautiful AMI iI'
mirably weil-located FARM now In Tie rse"la" A..
OF MIR. Charles fiartwcll on he MOI liHs ~ ,T,
Brook turnpike, adjoining the t0ii-elir, nhs NJ
north Of Richmond. c0ntalGing SEN EN- IL ~,
ACRES. Tue farm Is justly Regarded - oiu"t
value 10 any In that Vicinity The essis o,'sh =,
slN rooms: Iesi,lcs the usual out-iilJlngi, Ssv"
Kitchen stable Larli &c. AM! In front OF lc o"T
ing there Is beautiful grove Oh oaA' '"'''''''D'
about FOUR ACRES. 49,. ,,r,,e,u
There Is on the turnpike, near Inc hottt
boundary OF the property, small ifaiii''i u"f"'e'
now occupied by Dir. Burton ~ tenant. o r,ccci..
The farm will be disite nt. four ~ i've ino of
two of which will front on the turnpike IN" ~ n,
three on .iie cross road lending from NE ."'f
the F.dr Grounds according ie the plit o' 'e'"'
to be exhibited ut tie hour oi stle. .x,,,,s. 81
TERMS /: Enough IN cash To '"iray cNpeN snt
sale aud costs OF suit: balance ~ l, -.E.T,,.
years for negotiable notes, interest added - ~ he
tOrIy endorsed, and title retail ned unii Az =,
purchase money Is fully paid aas IN cash tie
personal security Inly beisyensrd with. Psi ~ ,I%
OF the farm on the sf OF December next a' -
other property la short tine The n>'' ~
" W ia'a W A'e r.' Of. II. GILLIAN,
JOHN II. CITY,.
Join o. SrEGtR,
A. II. SANDS,
j. Is. YOUNG.
j. 4. MERKDlIu
C. GRlsWoLD.
Commissioner.
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.lALNEY, a BEAuTIFttL Xyn ,,

fALNEY, AZ BEAUTIFuL Asp pt,o
SyDnCTfny,ss y, T2Ai:. :. SD HaIr
ES SlahH 11ts;slKE ~; %M
EIGHTH kG.sGs. 4 DI0faiNlf SRA WISE; Z:
Hill I, FARM !, I,Ei. TO MgssRs. III.
y S1sS Rgs s1, that OF JAMES ST.
AZ PuhL;C xutsfioN.odnn sThni SRsBgiSsh a II
H. Vii soeeed ed u Il. siIIeilPse yss IT
FARM known as Oiney - formerly tht, rse
of the late Josiah ID. Smith and now NJ t,..irs
taining T0 HUNDRED AND sE ssIsS rgg r ss9,
AND ONE-EIGftTHA ACRES or highjy.nrr,ssnac,mi. Y
land well adapted 70 the growth OF the cereals or
vegetables and fruits and berries i"i carry
This property WI be divided into I'VE tr,rts and
each division wih cgnfafn rs follows: anu
onsa 4 n - tvoss oI winch ara superior upland
Nor. 52s acres, u OF Same quality as No -, 49,
land 70 l-lo acres OF arssciass bottoms and II t.I
Nos $50 acres, "a cs-l6o acres in crce,,o,, s.,
IS 7-ioo In superior lowgrounds, and si-oo acre. ~
No. esq acres, % 4e-ioo acres Gne upland s.,,,
In rich bottoms, and II 35-i0a In woods. -'ii-i"
No. 6. e2d pcrts,, Il c5-leo acres Of good rn,,,
10 Is-l0o lowlansis. 81 6s-lao in woods. "''aH"'
good orchard OF select fruit; on No ds III NO.
nt-oases ample Tor the farm, and In fair onaT or,
No. spring OF most excellent water AMI ~, H., '
inexhanstlble supply OF mari Of the most s,n.rI h
quality. hyperion
Beautiful building sites eau be selected from ar,,,
tract rs allotted In the division; and from n,,r i
acquaintance with tile above properly We can ~. ~
pronounce IL one of the most productive and d..
bic farms as whole IN Eastern Virginia. II l. rci
minutes from, the city-one OF the best roas ST. i
county-and Situated In healthy and most r,ir ,,
neiglb0rhOod. The growing crtIs attest The yi.,s
OF the soil The tract Is well watered throughout T..
boundaries, not subject to overflow, and The son :,
quick in its returns That portion containing mar
may he said to be truly valuable and the supply ~
great and quality so very superior as fertjlllcp ~
its proper value can scarcely be estimated '''''
Great care has been taken In the subdIyislo, ana
survey BY Alex. T. Lee, Esq, architect and suryrTnr
Of this city, and piats OF the property In few y
may be obtained by calling at bis Office, corner RAJ,
and Eleventh streets. up stairs. or Of The auco,,
Terms: Qne-fourth cash; residue at six, twelve.
aud eighteen months credit for Negotiable n',,
with six per cent interest ADDED from iay OF s,,,
and trust decd to secure deferred payments TAI,
for the present year to bc paid by the purchaser or
purchasers. -
+. S.-Samples Of the mari are OH exhildton .,
our office. and we will take pleasure Ia show,nS
them and also visiting the beds with those disposed
tO purchase. LEE 4 GODDIS.
1p Au,lioprors
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS ....
An GET BROAD STREET.
S. III ] II s Fl

.- S. ii IRISH
baes 10 inform his CUSTOMERS that he has recently
returned from New York with one Of the largest
and best-seectcd stocks of DRY GOODS That can
BIC found In the city, embracing full line and varied
assortment of
DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles:
LACE SiIAWl.S OF the newest designs and pat
terms; ..s.'
MEMS EAR, LINENS. CoITbSS,
TiCklNt;S, EMBROlDERIhS-
WHITE GOODS, &c.
Special attention Is called to lot OF JoEflNs
KID GLOVES at 81. SO 10 close, aud ALEHAN-
DER,S KID GLOVES 1T s5c. TO close.
Also, i lot Of SCARFS whIrh have been reduced
from 81 to 75c.
Also. n good WHITE LINEN HEMSTlrCIIED
HANDKERCHIEF Mt &c.,, anh the hest TOWEL
that b. bought In the city for "jc, At
S..IiIRSIrS,
Rrpad str,r,i.
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BY Lee Y G0l,lin, AuctIoneers.
40. llI3 Main street.

AND TRULY VALUA-
ID BILE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE On THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, FAST Or THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, OSE-HALF MILE BEYOND
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, OPPOSITE THE
RESIDENCE sOF ROBERT It. BROOKE, ESQ,
AND ADJOINING THE PROPERTY FOR
MfRLY OWNED BY X. V. MCGRUDER. ESQ,
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-By request of; the
owner, who resides In California. we shall sell on
TUESDAYS th day OF June. 1872, on the premises,
at 5 o'clock T.. NJ. that V FRY VALUABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY-SEAT situated rs DE-.
scrbed above. The mansion Is OF brick two stories
high. contains eight r0On,slaree, airy, ana wen ar
ranged; besides, brick Kitchen. stable, carrnge-
house cow-hosc, dairy and icclouse. MI In GOOD
repair and the entire premises well enclosed with
oak and pine fencing.
This property has about nine acres of hghly-n-
proved land and Is we'll stocked with al orchard Of
The largest collection of choice fruit such pea
(abOut seventy trecs) peaches, apples, cherries, and
damsons, and extensive arbor Of very fine
grapes.
The trout grounds are very tastefully laid out aud
adorned with beautiful slrIlDbery
Upon the premises is well most excellent wa
ter.
This property is sit1tatcd In All excellent neigh
borhood, within thirty minutes drive OF the CAPT
toll and may he regarded OF tho most inviting
seats now on the market -
T. TERMS: One-lnnrti cash; residue 1T 9. ~ and IS
months for negotiable paper, with SIX per cent IN
tprcst added. and secured by u trrst deed.
Faxes for the present Year to I've paid by inc pur-
clrlstr LEE & GODDIN.
AuctiOneera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-06
BY GrIlbs & Williams.
". hnctiOneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main AMI hank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
~ VERY VALUABLE FARM KNOWN As
WOODLAND" ON THE WESTHAM ROAD
ABOUT ivy o NJ IL rs w Est OFTIIE ClTY,AND
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
ACRES, MORE Or LESS, AT hUtTION.--lncs -
ecuIion OF Il decree Of the chlncrry Court al Eh'-
SPOTS rs. Spolts, &c." the undersigned, spri,
commissioners thereby appointed. will srll al anr
tIon ipOn The premises, on MONDAY. 10th Junr
at O'Clock Z. NJ. nevery valuable FARM OF "hi'h
the hir James g. Spots died. seized. IL has yiil-
ETY. Of soil, making IL suitable for trucking irh'-
grow ing. aud general i3riung.
The dwelling. Ii ut brick, WIN aID'ii Ten rooms
above the basement. Tie kitchen. also oi brick lit'
four rooms. AMI there are. ihSih The usual ont
hoI.cs. The grounds about the dwelling r0hI'iti
number of beautiful Shade and ornamental Tree, ~
sides slrrhbcry and Mowers, rendering u capable 81
being made. witt, litc attriitiGn.a m"st al'rac'r
and desirable home.
SpcciN attention IL invited 10 the very Fortunate
situation of this property with reference Ia Stead!
and riDid increase In yalnc, lying rs II docs aero
the line towards which the city Is surely growing
and where the best improvements VIII iT. lh'
Grove road will bus through the crBtrc"I Inc farm
An examination Of the property ana It's surr"''hd'
lngs Is requested before the day OF sale.
Terms: One-tbrd cash; the balance on credit
of and IL MONTHS with Interest at 10 per cent; ~
and wears with Interest ut |. per cent. IN either
case bois and Inn the latter The Interest to bc Iait
scm-alnlay Title retained until all the purlI,,e
money ID paid hui HE privilege Is allowed the ui-
4. ii. SANDS,
JAMES PLEASaNTS,
my ll-.Jcl ,.,G.s&l0 Commissioners
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THAT 1fDsT b En- u TIFUL# AND
EsT HaI,flIp f; ffIsx-DESfKADLE BRICK
An THE S0UTfI VEST CORNER
OF CLAY AND FDURTII STREETS FOR SALE
request OF Mr.. q. L.. Lndwtg.
who by reason OF bad Health wishes 10 discontiniie
hoslsekeep ping, we VIII sell at ancti1n. upon inc
premises. on THURSDAY the I5tis day OF June. NJ
O'clock r. NJ, Ills RESIDENCE sitiiated as above.
It WAS buiit by him abnnt three wears ago for his
own aud in It's plan and construction fine TASTE
aid Judgment, aided by the best architectural sk
and ample means were freely used To combine ere
rything that s desirable ana attractive and The re-
suit Is mansion which strikes the admiration or
every passer but only those who have thoroughly
examined Its Interior Of its completeness
in every respect. It has about ten rooms, with
inents Is scarcely capable OF Improvement. -.
The same fine taste, with due utter attention, has
made the grounds nmoBest the most attractive In
the city With Its beautiful flowers, eyergreens mad
ornamental trees. y Il Z. ~ ~
The terms will be made known at the time Of the
sale. - 49, GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
= IL Apctioueers.
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No., BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TITO MISUNDERSTANDING AT
L AUCTION OF MOST VALUABLE BRICK,
CLAY BANES. WITH THREE ACRES OF
LAND. o. BACoN,s 9nARTEK BH 5,s Mp Mp
WAY BETWEEN TIE RICHMOND AND
FREDERICKSBURG AND TIE CIlESAPEAkE
AND ONO RAILROADS., AT AuCrIoNI.-On
THURSDAY, 9th of june ut O'Clock 7. NJ, we
viii lease al auction. upon the premises, for term
of three OF five years what is said by some OF the
most experienced brlckmakers to be the I:rest and
most valuable deposit of BRICK CLAY ever open,
ed or known of In this city, 1t f. believed 1t will
make the hardest bricks of I'LL qualities. and by rea-
son of it's peculiar mineral formation will make the
finest stock bricks, of the best quality, that have
ever been turned ont here. ,,.,
Abundance of water ut hand, the many facilities
for procuring wood for burning, and ample ground
for wards and sites for buildings for the operatives,
are among the Inducements offered to persons who
man wish to engage In the business of -lnaking
while the Immense demand and high prices OBJ
tiiued for bricks makes 1t the most profitable busi
ness now carrIed OH amongst us. ~
The beds have beeu only partially explored, but
already depth of about fourteen feet has been
reached! and the indications are that tile supply Is
I,rS haustille. The Most thorough examination
ald testing is desired before the day Of leasing, IN
a few day. We will have specimens OF burnt bricks
made from the clay. For partir,llarS. apply 70
-. GRtBBS i WILLIAMS,
my 81 Nucti0neirA.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, TO SELL A NICE Busl'
w NESS. fully established, paying large profit
VIII be sold on easy terms. For particulars, nd
dress :. +. d." Richmond pOst-0ffice. jc a-StF
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BY 8. y. Davis.
.o,.,ar EJey,.,,th and Main stntIs-

Z 3 #Hr.s EE ,..ysr
NOE SALE AT AUCTION, Those ! ~
Il YALUABLELO rS ANi:LiiE kki!h tiSiir
MENTs TIIEEE2 ,i%s, gSS y M Wo Ro1M,
MI F,, nS,iI SG ON East Side oi FAM Srp ,g
STHEEr; 9XE T rTt STrW1Sssr sE fEErr
fsIt,i,s. ID ESQ. BETWEEN GRAF. n.f,,E
EEaSIIS S 81 a;s AS SppW1ih syAND XIII;
ssi Al auction, onte premises on M ,s!.abe
day OF June, IsIs, 1t 8 O'clock l. ai'' "S
Tbo i,eation and neighborheod being s,,i.i st
popular, the property shoat 1.nn or sI.sG
laiiSe investment ,.,.nas in nssoithEe
cent. interest," a''''''' n. DAVIS, hns!i3.iir,ri
r,.s .,,. al. IA p,,s'fplSEB pntll fhtpt,Il /,
EVENING af aSlock, june The ia, hi.. 10 sold
currently reported The properly m sons. a sa
thasIa,i TO SELL and viii sell s.heat hi s,orcsr
- jeS $50 ,. N. ~ - -
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TRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.

JULIUS MEYER, COS BROAD STREET,
has just returned from the North with laiye niid
welI-selected stock OF DRY GOODS, consisting
dress goods Of all kinds such rs
JAPANESE SILKS, POPLINS. BAkfGE:
nOHAIRS; GRENADINES, striped and plain
BLACK IiERNANI nj 35c. worth 49c.;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, all silk and wool
warranted. at Soc. worth 75r.;
SILk-WARP ALPACAS, TAMISE CLOTH.
ORGANIZES. LAWNS, BATlST rs, 5 EEkSCCk.
ERS. and LINENS for ladies' suits.
Also, 4 large and fine assortment of
LLAMA POINTS and SACQUES,
EParasols Umbrellas, Fans, Laces, Gfmps, Friises
and Fancy Goods generally.
White Goods n specially. [ would Invite speeiia
GOODS consisting Of Cass ncres and Linens, Shirts
Drawers Socks, and Ties, the prices and styles OF
which guarantee 10 compare with any In the cry
Give me trial. julius DIE r.n:
n. b. Just received u new stock OF LADIES
SUITS. fi-lH
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT NEAR THE TOWN OF MANCIifS-
TER, on TIE NORTH SIDE OF THE con
PIT TURNPIKE AND NEARLY OPPOSITE
RUCK liILL, IN TIE COUNTY OF CHESTlr-
FIELD, AT AUCTIOS.--Ey virtue OF a dec.
Of trust executed TO me rs trustee by rhon,s, g.
Brown, da ted the nth day Of July, lsjS am, record
CT In tile clerks office of the County Court of Che
terrified, to secure the payment Of certain ncgoabh
notes therein mentioned. and default having been
made In the payment thereof sall proceed 10 <.Ii
ut public auction, on the premises. on WEDNf<.
Day the 18th day Of June l,7s. III O'Clock +. ST..
the HOUSE and LOT described In said deed
TERMS: Onc-tliird cash: The balance ut 81,
aud twelve months for negotiable notes. incr4l
added, and secured by decd of trust.
my 81 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
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BY Coulling Sc Meade,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1901 Main street.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE BRICk
| RESIDENCE. WITH THE Largo LOT At
TACHEII SITUATED AT TIE SOUTHW ES.l
CORNER OF GRACE AND WENTi-SEVENTf
STRELTS, AT AUCTlON.-On WEDNESDAl
the 18th day of June. ut O'clock T. NJ we will sci
mt auction upon the premises. the property above
referred to, occupied by william CoIiiing; mii'
n,so large stable TALL OF brick, and In good o1!erl
gas throughout the house, and well OF iine water In
the yard. 49, 49,, oo,,
tans fine fruit trees, grapes, rspberries asparagus
beds, &c. J.,
The situation Is the most pleasant In that very tie
sIrable and improving portion OF the city: :.
Persons wishing to secure home pleasant III
every respect would do well to attend this sale.
Tie above property will he sold rs whole or u
yiird rs NAV be deemed best at the time Of sale
there being three beautiful building lott besides tile
house lot. ..,.r .,: =. ..~.
'''''S 1855 COUPLING & MEADE,
AucfjouprrS.
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Communicated. xr,,o<
The congregational Cnnpa ,p..sv con
Che Anse.gor says or Coia"e' ''"-

Communicated rr,,o<
The Congregational cnmI s.r...u CON
s,,a an.c,ror says or Coio"ea WI
Thc following leading editorial y ''"'''
.,,o Do,y,, anseiqer of yesterday
'ion ~" ,;n,. has been when 1t was OF but
NH w for the people of this district u
IA! nav vnonent of their views upon questions
~ rotsonsl poIity. While In that state o. ..
Suress to which they had so long 70 silDnl'
as . resuIt OF bayonet rule and negro st,
,,ra,nacy any effort to rid themselves OF tne
INSTRUMENTATION Of which they nave ~. :.
victims only served to increase Tue srt,,,o,,
of the yoke which they had 10 ne', a,d under
that returning tide of reason ana justice
r.hicb 10 assuming such irreslss'bie uit,eti ,
.;nns there ran be free ana uhse*uhiue',
oynression of public sentiment upon n'tioiia'
as we'll as local questions. 80,
s'It becomes every one, then, 10 iook
ground him and judge rs 10 how he may besi
.i;sDose of his vote in promoting the inte-
rnsis of his district and in increasing hei
nower and importance in the national cou'i'
seIs. In selecting q nominee for Congress
from the metropolitan district, the German
reputation have the deepest interest. III pro
norton to their increasing Numbers must
their power be felt In the nation. Let them,
then. in the coming contest, determine 10
cast their votes for the man OF the greates!
ability and integrity, and whose energy anu
courage, like that of the great Carl schiirZ'
viii enable him to triumph over every Giui'
Guilty when contending for the right OF MS
constituents. - , -
In this connection It is with no little en-
thusiasm that we call upon all our German
GalIow-citizens to raise to the top OF Their
flagstaff the name of Colonel j. X. Connally,
of Richmond, and see that their views are
represented in the nominating convention.
AS soldier he bears the indelible sears OF
war; as q jurist he is the peer Of any, ana
his ,lrbanity of manner makes him the irieho
of all, so that by his personal popularity ana
oratoricll powers the party OF which ne
would bea conspicuous memberin Congress
could have no more powerful source from
which TO derive character and tone. Let us
all, then, unite in bestowing our suiffaSeS
upon one who would be a worthy colleague
of the great Schurz aud i champion of the
rights Of every citizen, whether he he OF
foreign extract or "to the manner born ts
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT BEAUTIFUL LOT, No. CT, IN
! L SIDNEY, BOUNDED BY GROVE, HAIR
VIE, AND CLARK n STREETS, AND ALSO RY
PARK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold NJ auction, on the premises, OH MON
DAY the 10th Of June, 1s72 ut 6oclock Z. NJ, that
remarkably handsome LOT locsted rs above. ID
has front on the north side Of Grove street of $50
feet the east line of Harve street .5T feet the
west Hue Of Clarke street of vi feet, and ON the
south line OF Park avenue or SO feet IL VIII be sold
rs whole, divided into eight smaller parcels, rs
may he deemed hest Mt the hour OF sale
This is not only most beautiful AMI eligfbly-
located lot. but IL Is In the midst of an Improving
part Of Sidney, with handsome dwellings opposite
to the fronts Oh Grove and Haryie streets.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash: balance at fOur, eight.
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added secured BY trust deed.
n lex ----.L NJ lfOll)lS. AuCtiOuCOf.
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By LYME e Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. l2l2 Main street.
SALE OF A LOT WITH

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT WITH
Il FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, IN THr
PLAN OF W0ODVILLE, NEAR THE CITY OF
RICIIMOND.--By virtue Of n certain deed executed
by John II. Banks, dated 18th December ls:l 10 he
county court, In deed book 3d. page Isl, shall! n
the request Of the beneficiary therein named, SILL II
public auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY,
18th day of june. lSI2, ut O'Clock Z. A.. The iuT
with FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, located =,
above described
TERMS: Sufficient In cash To deiray the cxrcmec'
of sale and TO ray of certain negotiable note ,i,ici
aytil May, lS7l.' executed by John H. Banks, AM
payable twelve months after date, with int"r.,,
thereon rs specified; and Us To the residue OF sid
purchase money! Un such terms anu Time rs VIII IT,
announced ut the hour or sale.
lei III. A. ATKINSON, Jn.. Trustee.
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IL: q: by Lyme 6 Brother.
.Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
-et -.s et ~, 1919 Main Sfrfs,t .t.t

...r
I .iRGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
L BEsU!IFUI AND ADhlIRABLY-LOCATED
;nItI DING LOTS, SITUATED On THE NORTH
81 DIE OF FRANKLIN AND THE SOUTH SIDE
OF GRACE STREETS. WITHIN ONE SQUARE
Of THE MONROE PARK, DIRECTLY ACROSS
TIFF STREETS FEONl THE RESlnESGES or
son G. T,fUMAS. ESQ, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
NU(TION:-Wc shall sell ut public auction on the
premises. ON THURSDAY the 9Th day or June,
isl. com,nincipga ut ~ O'Clock 7. NJ. -FOUR HAND
SOME BUILDING LOTS on the northwest corner
or Franklin and Madison streets fronting on the
!olh side of said Franklin streets by $50 feet each
10 IN alley. 80,
After which, FOUR NICE LOTS Immediately in
the rear of tue above fronting on the south slide of
Grace street 81 by l5n feet TO IN alley.
These lots are without amy exception the most
valuable. ntlcrci in the markets. aud being Ia that
portion OF the city where property Is SO rapidly III
crc.isIug in value, and much sought aflcr for
building purposes, should command the special at
tentOn Of capitalists and others.
TERMS: At sale. LYME Il BROTHER,
my ya-a3 q, luS ie2.3.i.5 a.. AuctiOnecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-06
by Lyme I Brother,
- Auctioirrrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. l.la Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF a LOT WITH
l. A FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITuATEI,
on Till: NORTH SIDE OF BROAD RETMEEEN;;
ivy ENTY-FIFTfi AND TW Mt I-SIXTli
STREETS. CIIITRCH HILL. AT AUCTION. by
Virtue of certain decd of trust executed lay 7. W
Scott dated 10th May, l.0d of record 10 the clerk
Office OF the Richmond Cl:inrery Court, 10 the IN
ersicncd as trustees VIC SHALL nj tile request Of the
beucflciarics therein named. sell II public auction
on the premises, IN SATURDAY, 10th June, Isl?
nj O'Clock p. NJ. the above described properly
che LOT has Il front OF - by loo feet.
'TERNS: Al sale l.. G. MONCURE,
A. 3. CHANDLER,
substituted Trustees, &c.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER, Anc-
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