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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05


No. Ii LA Sale
D,r,~ 90 E. / -
The markets tor - !. ..t' ., e, ~
like going lo9cr Cnr CATO. =. .l., 20
25c. Oats, ii to l1e. PIT ~ 4u T,
45c. Chickens are iusr.. e., ru. :. u,,,
size to bring any price. C7'nd -r.,' IN, hens
$500 per doA., medium size $40 a,G II s., per
doz. Butter, TOR good l5c, poo", -w. IL q TO-.
Eggs, &c ,.cl aud ready r &c ID 60 Is D.. Il, /.
Salt has adv need. The stock, lie ~, ~ II.
than uneiuurlh as large 5 !y.u.c.., d, ms ....
of the Yer. Freivhts have ".r 81, .;.c,u. H..
quote at 1919, likely IL Ia ,I:i,i il e.
scarce, aud will bring Al SIN .tl ,,.. ~ ~ 22c
We OuOte ns follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05

Exchange on \. I; prcn. '''.Il.'
La Sale county bond 80. 20. Is ,u'' feet.
Foreign Exchange i -ei.i,. It fjun o.r 1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05

AS reported uy IIAI.E bros wh"l"'. ,d i:a'. ,,,o
No. Ii LA Sale street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-05
Chicago Market.

Chicago, Oct. !.
Flour-Whito winter extras, SS.'j4$l0.00
spring extras, $4.75a6.50
Wheat-No l spring $..26; No. Sl2O
@1.2l.
Corn-40c for No. 1; 3Gl a3Sc for No. 2;
rejected 3Gc.
Oats-2592Gc for No. 2.
Rye-5Sc for No. 9.
Barley-56c for No. 2.
Butter-21 G25c for choice.
Eggs-12al3.
Cattle-Choice steers $GO09G5O; medium to
lair $4.5Oa5.5O;. good to choice cows $3.5OQ475;
common to fair $500 $500
Hogs-S4 G5G505.
New Work Market.
New York, Oct. 4.
Wheat-Prime spring il.G2
Rye-15c for western
Oats-44g4Gla cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western 81 qG2c
Lard-S5a@91la cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-08
Ey Grt,bbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and hGction"cr5,
Eleventh street between Main and GaEk.

Eleventh street between Main and Dapk.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
y VALUABLE FARMiNG, G., LAMPS Er, AR !,
COuSIY NEAR - y ,EcI:Tfs31EH AR - %" "
GEoEM0 Ik MASGh i p hSR 4 ir1l'G 81
EUCTIOS.-In execution Of = decree OF me 't'..
tcrfcld County Court entered at It's ho!cmNi
term, l'7l in the case OF irr ~ %s' ,hsaHY
noi:,tci vii sell t ntr'tJ:,, ul"n Inc PREMISE Oh
WEDNESDAY, the 18th ,l4y Of tc1rn1ry :I:; en-:
BE EST ATE OF which the late Richard hr, ,,II,
ed seized, situated Us above stated adll9i'ih2 ~"
lands lately owned by W. IL .ens4g; =. :; ya,'I
and Others, and containing FIVE HtEDhtD 49,.
TWELVE ACRES hnore or iess. 1t 'front.' on ~:
Manchester and Falling Creek turnpike a.n La ,.,
back to james river, having also front; On p1M H'
railroad passing through II: ..
This land will be suD-dlvlded Into four or H'''
''i st The II house irac. with sbou. TWO HUSDRED
ACRES. fronting on the North side OF te t",-
and running back to the quarry a FaS vi twya
rooms, and MI the usual out-luildinEs: ,,-
I'd. tract Oh the south side Of lie River Foaa W
nosite tue house tract.
Those lands are mostly Of chocolate clay tc!'' 10
good Heart, and capable OF Tic highest
They all have sut1letsacy Of Wool ,n1 t sr.
Unity to market. -,,, r.orp
9TH The quarry tract, with ;ih0Ht FIT i-foth
ACRES, on the railroad This guarry has been =.
tensively worked, and mrch oi the stone was w.
In building the United State, ctlSOni-housc al IL
nond. The quality is equal to any and sli:1nSts.
none Of the luarrcs in tts r.cnity aud me S.E,
ton IS such that for easn Of working and convene
OF transportation it is not cquaiod Ly amy quar-!
Virginia. INV
map and survey of the property VIII be 'h''a
~ And lhcn we viii sell all tic personal Pro
PERTY on the farm. consisting Of atou!
$50 barrels CORN,
PROVESDER. &c. ,,.o,-c.
Stock of HORSES. MULES, COWS, ami i'''%'
PLANTATIO UTENSILS,
and large and valuable lat OF i. ...--,,,.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNil 4 X.
And on the following day. TIJRSDA1. is.u -.
ruary at O'Clock Z. b., VIC will sell, On TIE p'e'
hPRRT OF LOT No. ess. In the plan Of MancLrG;,
ter 20 by les feet, fronting OF Barney, or St''"
street, between Huh and .ainhrldge STREETS; ,,,
One n,oiety OF the FACTORY PltofEhli "'''''
opposite to the above: ami Il -, ,oly
Lot III Mayo's addition, on Jefferson street. ''''
TERMS For the real estate one-iiflh ea.:; H1i
ancc at six, twelve, eighteen. and t"eht,,, :,
months for necotinbc no.ss With Interest .G.ft y
the rate Of per cent. per annuln, ana ui.s Ms
until the notes are paid and con'c!ahce' Ni'''
tho court ., .,,,,,, 80:
For the personal property. cash for sums uLH., ~
over that amount onc-hali cash, baL,nce -
mouths for bonds with good security; Wiz
| Of homestead exemptions, ara bearing lh'efs'' ."
| rate Of per cent perannnn.
Y Y. q " ci;SSS SsSoSS conmi.scns"
SAMUEL ARCHERY
GRCEns Z WILLIAMS, AIcuoEfefs
| IA 2S-2awlw,3tawiw,Sdtd --.---
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TIE THIRD COMMANDMENT NOT GooD FOR A
CAR RIDE.--Thc New York correspondent
of the Boston Journal tells the following
amusing story:
A wcll-known doctor of divinity was
riding the other day in street car in COM
pany with q friend. He is positive man,
aud rcsents an insult quite vehemently:;
Earnestly engaged in conversation, he handed
the conductor ticket as he came to collect
the fare. The conductor did not move ON.
AS he remained studying the ticket, the doc
tors attention was attracted toward the
official, who seemed to be highly Interested
in the car ticket. He read it, smiled, shook
his head, and finally said to the doctor:
"This may be oil very we'll, but the ticket
is no good Oh this line" "What's the rea-
son it's no good, I should like to know"
said the testy doctor, " it's one of your own
tickets /; I bought it this morning."
guess not" said the conductor. The alterca-
ton drew the attention Of all the passengers.
"This is very good advice, but it will not
pass you over this line;" and the conductor
read !: "Tholl shalt not take the name ofthe
Lord thy God in yain." An explosion fol-
lowed-amid which the doctor paid his fare
and left the car. He has concluded to keep
his religious cards in one pocket and his Car
tickets in another.
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c,,ro nc n Case Of hIydroP'o"'"

s.,,,d.,cc Of the Detroit Tribune.
,.s .,,,,;oc+ of so much discussion, MI.
~ hn' TIC was bitten by raoia dos ,Is'
pun TIC dog had bitten sevcral aI, nn T.,
way, ,,..s r;Ilrd. Young True was h,'' s",d -
"'u m.', Of the inside of the flgiI naau.
I,iG IN the country at the time, II was SUM
non n,s:o honrs before he reached q s.Ieeoi,
| ~ W. c,,,tcrized the wound with hltdte Vi
NV III. ,rhn wound healed and reinaineu 50
-, h.t,yccn two and three weeks slisee,
'n ha,, - hecamc irritable and broke out
S "n." tho first marked symptoms OF hydro-
| 49, - showed thenlselveS-confuisioas
.,I.rrinp like dog" frothing at the mouth,
| and making strenuous efforts 10 bite every
.";ry that came near. During these conVnl-
sions the patient would seize the pillows from
his he'd in his teeth, and shake and reno tilenh
with all the seeming ferocity OF m angry cog;
An intense dread of water also exnlbitea
Itself the sight OF which threw him lnto Tie
most terrible convulsions, at these tunes re-
curing the united strength OF five men TO keep
MIN un.Ier subsection; in fact, every Symptom
| If bvdroDhobia made itself conspicuous. inc
na,icnt was attacked on Friday evening, Jan
u.rv 10. On Saturday night his physlciaii,
DIR. AFFORD. reached him, and at once was
CONVINCED Of the terrible nature OF the dis
once having had case similar some seven
or eight wears since, where the patient reco',
ered Under his treatment, and has remained
well ever since. After consulting the ph!-
sician present, DIR. Mccall, it was declded 70
nloce the Datient upon the same treatment
uh;c, had been successful i'll this former case,
which, for the aid it may be to others VINO
suffer from this disease, we here give rs loi-
Io,rs . Tho injection under the skin OF large
doses of morphine, and the administrator oi
large doses Of castor, which Is poweltui'
antisnasmolic. About ono grain OF the SUI
phate of morphine was injected linoer Ine
skin once in four hours, and half Il drachm Oh
the powdered castor, mixed WIN syrup
given internally.
The effect was to produce sleep IN aoou1
half IN hour, which lasted about al houraia
half, when the commissions returned at ID,
teryals of nm hour to an hour and q halt until
0 O'Clock Sunday morning, when the last con-
yulsion occurred, after which he suffered Sc
yercly from obstinate vomiting until MOB
day at 10 O'Clock, when that also ceased, lcar-
ing the patient comparatively easy, but yer!
mich Frustrated. Since that time he has
gradually improved, and now is, to all ap-
pearances, quite well. In addition TO the
above treatment, small quantities OF chloro-
form were Inhaled at times, and on SUNDAY
morning the patient was wrapped in wool
len blanket wrung out of warm solution OF
m,riatc of ammonia, eighteen to twenty
grains to the ounce. This was the treatment
which checked this fearful maladay, ana
which DR.. AFFORD, for the sake Of humanity,
is anxious should be published to the Worid
and thoroughly tested.
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CNFoRTrSATE ACCIDENT AT AN OPERA
IIorsE,-The audience ut the opera house
last night was thrown into confusion ana
CONSERVATION. and almost panic-strlckei',
during the close of the last scence IN the
cantata, by the dress Of one Of the young IL
dies on the stage, Miss Ellen Goodwin, taking
fire from blue light ignitcd for the purpose
of giving effect to the tabcau. Her dress was
of q very light and inlammable material,
and burned so rapidly that she was en-
yclopcd in flames before assistance could be
rendered. The fire was finally eXtinguished
by wrapping the lady in the carpet on the
stage, but not until her face and hands were
severely burned. 1t appears almost mira
Gle That the flames were not communicated
to others, as there were twenty-five or thirty
young ladies' on the stage at the time, nearly
all of whom were attired in costumes OF
equally light texture as that worn by Miss
Goodwin. -.Selnla (Ala.) Times, Fet7ua1y5.
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They had G terrifying sensation in board
ing-house in Davenport, Iowa, the other
evening, the result Of the penchant Of the
iudy for little fun. This lady put Oh &
chostly mask, donned coat of her husbands,
and, creeping softly to the door Of another ,,,t
lady, pushed it ajar, and, with a sroan, put
her head in the opening. The occupant
turned, and looked, and gave a shrek, and
fell to the floor in spasms. The tun-maker
saw the result Of her sport and sWooned
awav The noise made by the victim caused
rush of other boardcrs to the scene, who
appreciated the situation at once. 1t was with
great difficulty that the frightened lady
was restored to consciousness, and after that
she was in crazed state of mind for several
hours. Meantime the other lady was taken
to her room, where restorativcs brought her
to her senses. She inquired as to the coiidi-
ton of her friend, and, when some one told
her the facts, she tainted again, remaining in
an alarming condition so long that her hus-
band and all about her were filled with the
direst apprehcnsions. Both ladies' were I'LL
able to leave their room the next day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-08
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2lo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
4 FURNITURE At AUCTION.-is shall, as sab
sttuted trustee under I decree Of the Richmond
Chanccry Cour. lii q deed dated .th december. l:ss
OF record In the clerks office Of the Chanccry Court
Of Richmond. Va. In D. =. % i. p. being thereto
required by Tie beneficiary therein neincd. proceed
to sell at public auction, nj the Richmond House
corner Governor and Ross streets. on FRIDAY, 9Th
of February, 1872, mt the hour Of 10 o'clock 4. ~,
large and general assortment Of EOCoGHO!.D and
KITCHEN FURNITURE; ,'sna'ly fund ID Z
clearinghouse Of that class. embracing
WALNUT PARLOR SUITS, complete, covered
WALNUT aid OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
COTTAGE SETS of WALNUT and OAK,
BEDS and BEDSTEADS about thlrtyh
Five BUREAUS (nssort.d kind.
One set of DINING FURNITURE. complete:
WASHaTA SDS, SOFAS. CARPETS,
uAT-RACk, LARGE MIRRORS.
COOkING-STDFES. ..
aud the usual KITCHEN FURNiTrHE, md o.ter
kinds too numerous 10 nEati3t.. ,,.
g. ". MORRIS,
faa Substituted Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

nor SALE. A VERY DESIRABLE
r. Dp1CK DWELLING with FIVE rooms, ana
kitchen Win two fooms WeSserh PIT " With ak
T#o s XIX efsSM HOUSES with and
hs PEeE4sTss EEc acREs 8h comcr
sh1e dwelling and all necessary out-houses. len
m FaR ssf oE HUNDEEfP 5 ASD s5 EGH ner
EaSnn pant on JAMES River and kanawha canal
Good improvements. On long credit thYe years OF
m %1rEels;IRABLE FRAMED TENEMENT with five
rooms. aud kitchen with two rooms, OIL west Clay
stT FsRM OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
.rRES in Fluvanua county; about one-half cleared
and in high state Of cultivation. Good improve
mfas 4fhsEs S. II TsE % s5
and large yard On GhnSsh RII .NDTEN ACRES
,mmedatcly on chesapeake and Ohio railroad, at
Leach's Turnout good dwelling with seven rooms
AND ShsE S Snd on Pine street. Sidney
FAR IF FRTE only
miles Of the city, Immediately on the railroad go9G
Improvements; on IL Circuit o1 H'e VI 'en ''A4'' -
SINAI SMALL DWELLING, on Oregon Hill near and
'' VERY SI DESIRABLE FARM, with good and new
improvements, stock, implements, proTender, &c,
only ten miles from the city. Very liberal terms to
n BEAG GTlfF Si.' LITTLE HOME OF THIRTY
NINE ACRES, six miles from the city, immedi-
atey on the railroad q turnout the place. a
good dwelling, new out-houses and everything lin IN
house: the land about half cleared and In high
state Of cultivation and undeg-ara liz tr with se
400 choice grapes 500 apple ana peaen s@a d fn
in bearing. , 1r,,,e, w ,-,,,,-
FARM OF NTNETY-TIIREE ACRES, IN NEW
KENT COUNTY, four miles from West Point,
with improvements. A bargain offered. ,
VACANT LOT, on Leigh street near Fourth, 90
FARM OF sIXTY-ONE ACRES, very fertile
land on Fonr-3lile creek. only ten miles from the
city. l.. ID. ~ NJ " , RIn.s soot
fe T-3t Iol9 tu.tlh stl eet'
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BY d. K. Wciaigcr, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMA

COMMISSIONERS SALE or SMALL.
u TAET OF SIXTY ACRES MORE or LLs>)
OFLAND SEVEN MILES From MANt HE>IEit ,
ON TIE OLD CpIHT-ii0ISi. HnAD' ~ CHE
TERRIFIED COUNTY. Vt AltIlON.-i'y virtue
of n decree OF the CoGuiy Court Of tnc5tcTNtil
county at It's December term, ISL. III tE Cisr O.
Mary HanCox u ais. IS. .,l5crt j. Hancock aH.S,
viii sell IN front of Chcs!rriril c2"r-i9',e II us
town Of Manchester, on @tS!)A, ING lT,4 uh; Oh
Fehrunry 1872. at |. O'CLOCK NJ. the LAND ncG-
TONED III said decree. being SIXTY ACRES tm"Fs
or lcasj, will. improvements thereon, nnioini"E 70
IsnLs Of the George Fugu ". r 'i:,tcs- aHa F.. II.
Gill estates S.G ad viii lc so!i asa '"hoi". or e.
yide., as ln:y tc deemed most advisable st the hour
Of aaie ,,,.,,,.
months In bonds hearing interest, and lille retained
till bonds are paid I. I. Mt -,
Sale conducted by D. i. WG!siG-.., ANeu9Hte.'
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Esn Epiaoaaaa.

r,, panccz yous, d!tit mcip Herr;
uui. out, the charming maid repiiea'
yidIt lie Mt once the snare, .s
ooscd downus quick ct etlam siehcu'
has Masichen knew cin bona arr
s:at lud!crans superba sweets
Sirnn,ex homo perdIt his hears
Declares eros adcjus feet
a,,n r.eibchcn. here, cxola'ms rS i"'''
iI.tx OF mein life elm raSu s"e"'
petn oscuia let amor shSrs.
81 non, alas: Incnm DC d'S"''
Lndi. das girIus gayly thchs IT.,
Cam scorna much upon ncr "P'
Onid stultuscs are all yon mel W.
Eunus to give you omDcs SIP
,fo,n Herr uprose cum dtgnas now
Et mcllrs Ct wiser man.
Der nubis palma on h1s prov,
TO his dark io.rua cs'" rail-
Sunc omrcs YOU put eager near
Men talus dc Ealsa Ini'I'
Offascinatus girl beware Mid
Lest yo,re folly thus W i'A"'
ye,c Earen, January "a. is'2'
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by Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BTICk TENEMENT ON THE EGKT!i SIDE
AND TWENTIETH STREETS.-As trustee III !
decdof trust from William Hurley and wife, Tearing
late nth February, 1866, duly recorded nl Rchmohd
Shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at public
auction on the premises, on SATURDAY the lVtl
tho first fair day thereafter, the excellent BRICK
TENEMENT located rs above, fronting 2ga feet,
running back 3J feet.
TERMS: Onc-thrd cash balance nj six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, ntcras. added, secured
bv trust deed. Il. q. NOLIlNG, Irpsssee.
r A. j. CLOpTOS, Salesman. IL
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among them ought either to be e t Cons ae
tive In politics or-notl.ng. ING u nm Il
settler who brings his fortune " n Ie as
no "carpetbagger;S ana ne me- OWE lien !.
eligible for Office as the nati'e ei''N'
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A joking Harvard student recently called
fora doctor in great haste, directing the SER
want where he should go. The doctor went,
but found his services unnecessary and his
call q hoax. So far it was all very well, but
the servant recognized the caller, and the
next day the doctor called on him and asked
| him whether he would rather pay twenty
dollars or be arrested. He said he thought
so too, and paid the twenty dollars.
At one of our churches Sunday while the
organ was playing ,yociterously, a good lady
whispering to her neighbor i'll the pew had
to raise her voice quite high in order to be
heard. Suddenly: the organ changed from
loud to soft, when the. lady, not taking note
of the organ, was heard to say to her friend,
:" We fry ours in butter" Perhaps the con-
gregation didn't er!-Letriston (-he.)
Jcurnal. -: ....s p.
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au1-rToY sArEs-.-Thfs nay.
- By THOMAS ". Ksssee. Auctioneer'
-lE h., ,a1Y Main street. s

- By Thotnas W. Ksssse. huctioneer,
10. 1917 Main street.
DIANO, BOOKS, GOLD WATCHES,
TIoSloTHis DAY nj 10 O'Clock viii sell at my
ONE PIANO, mode by Chlckgring;e i, h,,rc,ot,.
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and sTAlNED BED ao',
STEADS; ,rpr,1ra
~ nta aIr az q Nv and WALNUT WARDROBES.
MAH0GANY and WALNUT WAsHsTAADs,
MAHOGANY srDEBOARDS,
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, r,E d
EXTENSION, LEAF, CARD, CENTRE ana
PIER TABLES;
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS; BOOSTERS, anu fiLLoHo'
HAT-RACKS, BOOKS &c.
ALSO,
Several fine GOLD WATCHES.
80 THOMAS ". KEESEE,
% Auctionccr.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, a handsome BRICK G@A
Il RESIDENCE on the cast side of Third ts:l
Itroct between Main and Cary, with basement, and
Ava stories above containing nine large rooms ke-
sizes small ones closets and I'LL the modern Improve
renis, This house was built under the supervision
nc Ia late occunant d. 7. Williams. Esq, and no
hing was lcftundonc to make 1t complete all Its r-
engagements. Mr.. williams having declined house
keepng will sell any portion of his furniture 10 any
one wishing to purchase ,
\ large STOfEuOUSE in that active business
part of the city, Fourteenth or Pearl street between
thn modern improvements, and is adapted TO any
Kind of business especially the wholesale trade;
A large BRICK and FRAME DWELLING II,
Nnnrhcster, on Hull street between Third ana
Fourth suitable for family residence or boarding
io"'e AVA '1o RICHARDSON & CO..
<o,ct lib Main street.
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Rs-siSESS WANTS.

vITASTED. a GENERAL AGENT for the
w St,,n of Virginia for one of the hest-sclline
sIIIJTTIE SEWfNG-MA CHIMES In the e market :i,t
Adde'S or call In person on. L. n BhhEh, at .Ie
nSrad,, House. SOS Grace street, Richmond, VINO
viii n(rr sufficient Inducements to secure live man
ra
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
lll3 Main street.

4 NEAT BRICK DWELLING OIL the
N east side Of Fifth street north OF Leign street
near In the German church. with six rooms lot, &c.
a SMALL FRAME DWELLING on tho west side
of Fifth street. near Its terminus with three rooms
kitchen. lot &c. ,
FRAME DWELLING on the south side Of
Clay street, the corner Of smith street, VIII
three stories, containing sig rooms: lot, &c.
Va '"'' RICHARDSON 6 CO.,
fe7-t 1l13 Main street.
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By Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
lll3 Main street
building LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
ID TION.-On FRIDAY tho 9th instant ut 4
O'Clock =. NJ. ahall sell at auction, on the pre-
mises, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS for
dwellings, or places of business One las fr9nt ol
32Xl30 feet Fifth street between Ca!ai and Byrd
the other s0X7o feet on Byrd street between Fourth
and Fifth.
TERMS: At sale. RICHARDSON (: CO.,
fec AuctiOneers.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA;-
" BE REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS "BisOAD
ROCK,"IN THE COUNTY OF CHESIERFlELD;
or FOUR HuNDRED AND THIRTi,,ElIGiiHr
ACRES, MORE OR LESS. NEAR TO MANCHEs-
TER.-By virtue of decree Of the Court Of Chal an
Gerry for the city of Richmond, pronuuhced on me
10Th of january, 1872, in the suit OF Horne against
appointcd thereby, will offer for sale at auction, on
tie premises on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of Fclrl,a-
ry s7g mt IL o'clock NJ If fair; If not. the first fur
day thereafter, the valuable REAL ESTATE In tic
county of Chesterfield III the bill and proceedings
mentioned, consisting Of THREE TKACTS OF
LAND, the first containing about FOUR HUN
DRIED ACRES, the second about IM.hNI4 =
THREE ACRES, and the third ahoht FIFTEEN
ACRES, more or less, ala together constituting
what is known as the BROAD Rock" tract with all
the buildings and improvements thereon Sa1d lancs
are about two miles from the town of Manchester,
and the property is so well known us to render
more particular description unnecessary.
TERMS OF SALE Cash rs to so much Of the pro-
cceds as may he sufficient to pay the costs of suit and
charges OF sale: residue credit OF one two and
three years from dry Of sale, In equal hsttments,
bearing interest ut per cent? per aaaun, the pur-
chaser to execute his negotiable notes for sad de-
ferrcd payrcn.s and title to he retained until sold
notes are paid au1a conveyance direcedby ths court
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Commissioner.
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nRgTCs. MEDICINES, &c.

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VALENTINES PREPARATION OF
MEAT JUICE;
patented in England, France, Belgium, and tic
limited States. Gold medal awarded by the Virginia
State Agricultural Society, and endorsed by the best
physicians.
For sale wholesale and retail by
MEADE s. BAKER,
e. Dispensing Pharmacists, 919 Main street.
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