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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29
r'Es by Gruhbs & Williams, III,
Auctionerrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT. AUG
W TON OF THAT VERY .yALJhBI.E rs
TATE KNOWN AS NEWSTEAD, F0RMEEhf
SMNh6 II H5 9MSkiRPL 3M h6 SR MSfE f
JAMES RIVER FkBODT'NINF Mills BELOW
ANDrEONTalNlNG ONE THOU
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO
ACRES.~sThis most valuable property VIII be sold
Mt auction. Upon the preIiises.E on MONDAY. July.
sioners Of the Circuit Court OF King and Queen
county by virtue of decree entered ut !ts ern for
May. is72. The larger portion h cleared Rnd in
high state of improvements IS acres In wheat most
of which IL seeded with timothy and clover: acrc
In clover to cut this spring: 80 acrcs prepared for
corn: an orchard of abont 5000 peach trees faur
small dwellings, suitably situated for tenants who
More than $40 Icrcs rst-cl;lss alluvla rlicco
late soil much priced for fertility. This firm has
always been regarded MS of the most productive
on James river, and has been cultivated with great
profit In 1862 Ii produced 1000 bushels wheat 1900
bushels corn. besides other crops.
IL frDnts about three miles ON the river. requires
comparatively little tcncjng and has very deep VIA
ter near tie kIrils.
The property will he sold ~ whole Subdi-
yit,i, ~ may Inc dcemc,I best. ,E
If DESIRED crops stock. &C., VIII also hc s0iu, ana
immediate possession given.
We invite special attention To this truly ynfuahlc
estate. and will furnish such additional particulars
plat Of the property may seen at the office of
the auctioneerS.
TERMS One-thlrd CASH; balance Mt one and two
years for bonds carrying Interest irOm the day Oh
aale. ih@iift'#iFa =! T: ~. SrtnT,r
,,t n s,f''iA sidypeclai' co N; a
.. GRupps 3 WILLIAMS, AucrioneerS. ~ 10
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nErJGHTP;Jl,, SUMNER RESIDENCE FOX d
-. MAN OF WEALTH. 81,
ADMIR- .EI.E FOR "A STOCK YARN OR
PACE OF PUBLIC RESORT.

We shall SCI, at pubic suction, al aft 'pg on
on hep premise Ills beautiful FAGM .hEAT y he
t;NRt',Y within ibrecIliaffcrs OF u HIM., -
Virginia White sulphur sprnss'.th,s snrin",,
Ing within one and iIiif miles cf tue sprlps-e'n
tanning about
). ri NINE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
,e,r,y half az which IL In forest OF fine timber or
the cleared land which ilciy aaap' sos Ien In
The eonIguty Of tie place 70 the White sulphur Ia1
sSes 4a sserS s soS aaa s9s ~
most conveniently participate In all the tashi9n Ina
fe.i.y q M Spring 4, sS s rsrs anrgas I Etc Sui
pto 5sudI aIsheG, to Rromc d sdsiierals losn
When thsi ocer not nn,y Miit ,n I,it Witch IL
Beautifully disposed, win Ike ia demand; i2 or, irela
the mountainous topography OF tlls sfsIs ue af
rhe rre.t railway passing by the " bite VIII ne
operatfon by October next By II this ane iarm a,
a summer retreat. WI W. Sy ,rton RE
mond. Cincinnati. and Louisville plasF ~ ss,
and agreeable grateful 10 tiie eye suu ~ m sus
Ing and sgGrasi,EE 70 s, Int Gle, ssd be bgh
desifabls None that W. knew MOI es ~ mems ana
and mone agreeable retreat for Fhtsp " ''.
f ass well r.tsd, a ge Fits Efs.i s sSs
village res "a hero iag s Il alrey eapaeous
W., wLieh Is considered one VI tue mysa
,,a, Il I'm me ,u01nta!Ds. fbe watef has az
w. wed. bt isa powerful ssmalshs " nv"
I'm No grest ias gerainr OF the syslsn. " mse
s.s,seScr cliaIyiitc spring OF dssias pgtun,
sS1 strength, which hts piosedtis esneaes IN huH'
Ter cf cassss- FJi T., t..rt-t IN
The,,.forr The caee ftas coinnaniipg ~
aecotiif OF is hue adspsattOn 70 purposes oI sn ~.
and rocr,uiiun. N i1i these agrncsss, ~
s,,ade m important ADJUNCT to !As " nlSs otn,t
S,iri,,.tiat great wAteying-p Thtlc n, n. ~,
eniSles what has bps.t appropriately sisisa
snf,rtss Oh f1tc ,stion.s IL q. -,
tse Side OF the u h si aiB,ssiots -, on
tine tnl, az which Is the weed W narn tf sus
d VERY great asaHtsge; for saeita tarii' W
TRs nae, IN dit he devoted 70 raising
sTtHE and it i,,s rlaia that a MAKE s.ss
stsek itwonld Do wEtl for as.s
and n admirably suited loI fisu n ,.
5sinu we're iArHe supply OF wafer. 2hu
yai fOr lake Tie brcedinE VI nssanasu
trouf coaM sa most successfully ana prohssoss Pug
su Ras h III mad os means and taste y
Ia on an the meet ttut OF
heasihfllnas 81 apsrp aa Us
am,l az s.larsiig TtsrD IL large
as 5d pEsEt aid out iso ktes ~
4 arc alseiY adapied no s.se
p aThs tsrrs ae stees There
i az tif,is ara s,sis reu part f tis
sntf fi,s 6aks,,ce Sssn fks " " s l' ny,
/ chaser. Terso,is ineliiied to buy IVY IA
/ Fl fi,sf IN tefsfs the day OF ssA(2
d IL usss BBS II NJ Lila ssioii,syss.
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The conyention--1ts Work Well Done.

The Conyent;on--Its Work Well Done.
The State Convention of Conservatives
closcd lis work yesterday. No convention
ever did It's work better. The best spirit
prevailed throughout its deliberations. ana
wisdom directed its acts. The resolutions
moved by General KzAPER and adoped VAIN
great unan,mity are In spirit and truth quite
m with tie exigency Of the times. Thes
must excite responsive sentiment III tue
breast of every liberal northern man. we
are proud Of those resolutions as perhaps
the very best Of any yet adopfed ioi ''e',
beyity and point, and for the patriotic ana
national impulses which they SO heartily ana
manfuliy express.
The appointment of delegates to Baltimore
and Of the presidential electors was JUDI
eiously and tremendously made. The inter
ests Of the Liberal cause and OF The State
will be fully represented and protected by
the gentlemen chosen by the very intelligent
Convention. The most marked case OF the
good Judgment of the body In these elections
was the appointment Of tho four delegates 10
represent the State at large in the Baitimore
Convention. They are john II. BALDWIN,
THOMAS s. Bocock. ROBERT OULD, ana JOHN
/. MAKYE. These gentlemen will faithfully
represent the State in both her honor ana
her dignity, and their appointment will afford
entire satisfaction to the people.
We publish to-day the closing proceedings
of the Convention, including the list OF APP
pointments. ~
There is in this Liberal movement that in
voluntary surrender Of personal preferences
and prejudices for the good of tho country
that cordial spirit of friendship and brother
hood-thataf the proof of its magnitude,
its Justice, its humanity, and its peculiar
adaptation to the present state OF the couIi-
try. There Is a Dcneficence in it that seems
to be providental. All parts of the coun-
try can with equal prOpricty and advantage
support it. and it revives that national and
fraternal sentiment which the war had al
most eXtinguished, and without which the
Union would be curse and would soon
perish.
II is not the time for the end of the Re-
public, and sipce state Of war is incompat-
BILE with It's existence, peace and harmony
must he restored for its preservation. This
Liberal movement is the agent for this re-
storation-tbis revival Of the UDion-heart
and spirit. And this is the construction put
upon it everywhere, and this is what gave to
the Virginia Convention that harmony and
concord, that boldness and energy, which
characterized its proceedings.
And so we shall see the cause which has
now spread to every part of the Union grow
in strength and enthusiasm until the day Of
election. The Union must be saycd--the
war of hate must end, the fraternity Of the
States and people must be rcGstablishcd
along with their equality and the just and
honest administration Of the Government.
Providentally this must be so; and from all
the signs we. are firmly convinced that now
is the time, and the Liberal movement the
means, for the liberation of the nation and
the restoration to the country of free, re-
publican government. ...., .....
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~ By Grubbs & Williams.
sass,vA thtiomrrs and Real Estate Agents.
Elpyputh street bctwecn Main and bank.


rINHAT. MOST BEhUTfFUL FRONT OF
L ONE HUNDRED AND: SINri-TiiREE
FEET OF GR3uSp, On TIE s9uT III 81 SIDE S on
SWAFEKg STREETS, AT AUCTION, ON
TUESDAY, july ID, AT q O'CLOCK +. N.--
70 attract general attention to this sale IL needs only
that the pubic should understand that 10 Is The cf-
closed CLOVER LOT situated rs above that We
now propose to sell. .,ft 3.l,,
IL has In lbs favor every advantage of situation
nu,Isrroiudiiigs, with stftpt-cars passing Ia frt,
and Is regarded about The most select property on
the western cOutnuationof Grace street. Ehch day
shows m increase In value in that nciphh"rlpot,
and upon 40 property thcrts.bOus VIII favorable III
fiupuces tn more decidedly. 81, gIws.. EfE
Esptria attention Is called tO the fact that the re-
northumberland bv tln CITY Council 1T Its last meet
Ing to open Gfact etsos ons to- Iichmond College
must In Its execution catlc the introduction df INT
proyemcnts In the way Of sidewalks, cutters. gas,
water culycrts, &C., and nrtkc this portion nfGrrc
street one OF the most desirable In every respect
Terms; At sale. GRuBBs s. WILLIAMS,
~ n ID - j! - .fHiH'p2ri Aucti0neers.
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~ 4 I" BY Tiill'& Godtlin,
> Real Estate Agents and Auctlopccrs,
Office. No. flas Main street, ~

DEAUTIFUI, AND DESERABLY-LO-;
EAST CORNER or RANKIN AND no R0E
STREETS, FOR SALE AUCTION.-htt the re-
quest of the owner we will sell, on the premises on
SE ST FEET nF GROUND. with a
depth of is, feet to an alley twenty feet wide To-
Gated described above. This property y only TWO
Franklin street recently improved by grading, and
being on the sotl side of the street Is admirably
adapt cd for building purposes. - Iii. = ..,
This locality is being rapidly improved, several
flrst-class dwellings, having vcn recently crecte'
nearly Opposite and this ,le should attract the nj.
icDlIiju OF parties rsirIliS lot In one Of the he!
nughboril6otls in lie city, VIII lie divided to sui
the views OF purchasers. Ill.
TERMS Onc-fourtl cash: balance ut SIX Twelve
and eighteen months, six per cent. Interest added
occurred by flot,i OF trust.
ie as-ids :. ;. HILL u GoDDfN. huctioneers.'
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There are thousands and tens of thousands
of Democrats and Conservatives who think
as we think on this subject. They may be
in minority, but minorities are not to be
condemned. - rederieksdary Herald.
II they think as you think, these thousands
will vote for GREELEY. Let Major KELLY
say he will vote for GRANT in preference to
liREELEY, and we'll try to please the resi-. of
these thousands" Who is more independ.
IAN the Msjor2
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J,y t;r,lbf,s q Williams,
IIy UrtIDDS u VI 1IIIIIHH,
AuctioI,ccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

AlIctiOlccrS ami Real Estate Agents.
- Eleventh street between Main and Bank. =
AEANSFIELD;W WITH 2lg5S-lOOO ACRES
IfI OF LAND, ON THE NORTHERN hound
AIRY OF THE CITY, FRONTING ON TIE MrA.
rD1WiHRlDGE ROAD AND TWO OTHER GOO!,
ROADS, AND WITH TIE liEsAPEAkE !, AN ~,
OHIO RAILROAD PASSING THROUGH IT, TO
HE SOLD At AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY. I'D
OF July, AT 6. O'CLOCK p. M-Abont two
thirds of Il occupies elevated plateau oyerio0ks
tic city; tiie remainder slopes gradually with ic
southern exposure. The whole OF It u OF superior
soil and in the past has shown lts great productive
ne.s As Il site upon which To erect handsome re-
silence with n small farm attached 10 offers these
Inducements Tint II is nearer to business than tie
nropcrfy so eagerly sought after In the west cnd
the whole will cost but little more than fnil-sze.
lot sells for there and IN beauty OF situation ~ cf
lenges comparison with any, ~ ~. !,
As m opening for most lront,Dle snSculatoIun
presents tempting opportunity TO which we lvie
tile special atBnsar nf CAPITALISTS Bcng 30 near u
the business Quarters : the shops OF Tue CHt7s,
pauke and Ohio 1a.lrcid Company, Twill be opehcf
I'M with streets ad Iii ittch INTO lots OF sifahe Slzef
for bulIdibg PURPOSES, t,satiardingD all an oppor'
tuuity to D6SsesSa ,eaD lot In peTfecty uneNcel.
tionule ocnIitv. Those disposed to enter upon Sucl
ttrAuSaction cannot find elsewhere SUCH heio ioi
OPERATIONS. 3D.. "a, - u :, "a ,o,,,,
Cor for market snrens. dairy farms, or FOR ccmc-
terry purposes, IL has peculiar value.
will he well cnusidcred and that II VIII pass into tt
nwnrrsbip or those possessing sufficient enterprise
In make IL nj IL should be-oHc Of the most attric
five nortiops of our suburbs, Call and SIC plt.
4. ~ - - r.-S'I Aurfioueera.
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BY wellington Goddln,
; ArctIoneer aud Real Estate Agent.
corner NJ Eleventh aid iJank streets.

,ITlRUSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
l. UUiLDISG I,rr ON. TIE W Est LINE oF
n We T1ETII BETWEES GRACE AND
BROAD srREErS.-As trustee In u certain ''er'i
of trust bearing date 18th May. lsiI duly recorded
I'm Eichmoud Clmuccry Court In pced-;ook No. %
A. mage 3il shall. In eacciiticD ticrcoi prnresu ~
ail nj public auction, OH the premises, IN fRl!,h
the 5h July. ls72 commencing at o'clock T. A., u
fair, If not the first fair day thereafter The lEAi
ESTATE conveyed rs the said decd, fronting - tt
on said west line Of fwentlrtl street, running BACK
las feet To M aley,eO feet wide. !,
~TEpMS: Enough In c;rsli To drfray expenses oi
sale and 10 discharge bond for St2JJa ana III nc
rrny Interest: on u credit ~ To Sla375 until a1tli
Nav 1873; on u credit rs to $i93.1j until the :Vlil
NAV, 1874 with interest half yearly mt per cent per
nnnum ana us 10 the !rcsdue, on sich terms ~
shall ina ANNOUNCED ut the hour OF sale.
r. Ok ". GDDDIS, Trustee.
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The Illinois Prairie on Fire.

u
OF all the exciting political scenes of the
time none have eqlalcd the grand Illinois
drama of the formal alliance of the Liberal
Republicans and Democrats (already an
nounccd in these columns). In no preceding
period of the country have we seen such
formal alliance attended with such demon
STATIONS of fratcrnal goodwill. I'm 1882 the
old Wing party was born, and IN a great
assemblage mt Baltimore there was IN alliance
formed between CLAY, CALHOUN, and WEB
srEn to lead the opposition to General
JAcKsoN's administration. But In that scene
there was not so much of the popular ele-
ment. The great leaders, jealous of the
temper and disposition OF JACKSON, con-
strued his removal Of the Federal deposits
from the National Bank as step towards get
ting command of both tho purse and the
sword. JACKSON had drawn upon himself
their bitter personal animosity, and it is now
conceded that they very much strained the
case against him. The people, however,
were not drawn into the great agitation with
feryor. 1t proved to be an affair of the
politicians.
But we have now a very different state of
things. We have, indeed, seen our liberties
tramplcd In the dust; we have had the one
man power over the liberty Of the citizen
and the authority Of the States. We bayc
seen party breathing the breath of life in
the feuds Of the sections and the hates in.
spired by war and the people, who arc The
victims, wcaricd of strife and worn out with
the insulerable scItshncss and corruption
of the party which has fattened by the pub
lie distress and the sectional alterations,
have risen to cast of their unworthy rulers
and restore peace to their country. s,.a
In Springfield, Illinois, we behold the peo-
pile of different parties openly forming IL
liances with that earnestness and enthusiasm
which proves alike the magnitude Of the
public grievances and the brave resolutions
with which it is determined they shall be
redressed. 1t is the highest eulogy Of the
cause-this mutual sacrifice of feeling for the
sake of the country-a people who make
such sacrifice add dignity and grandeur to
humanity; and assuredly Il cause which
prompts to such spontaneous and unsctish
acts must be worthy of the applause of the
world. na#tf -
AS there haI not been in the history Of this
country such provocation, such outrage of
popular rights, 80 never before has there
been such display Of popular resolution to.
resist oppression and eject from public Office
the usurpers and oppressors. lisa glorious
proof of the independence Of the people that
their spirit has risen with the exigency, and
they are thus boldly and periodically Gu
gagged in rcscuing the Government and re-
storing public liberty. They thus prove their
claim to freedom and their capacity for self.
government. -
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION TO
VI 20 NORFOLK AND RETURN. .'.
NO;TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS.

= -
COMPANY A, LEE GUARD, FIRST WIZ
GINA REGIMENT, will give a GRAND MILL
TARY EXCURSION TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN, leaving the city In the elegant steamer W.
+. CLYDE on WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 8 o'clock,
arriving ID Norfolk early on the morning OF tie 4t'
and leaving Norfolk at O'Clock +. NJ, returning
to the ctyby early dawn on The 9Th, giving all an
excellent opportunity of spending pleasant holi-
dar. ,,. . ...........,. .a...,f . ..... -.
Members of other military companies Joining In
will rest assured Of u cordial greeting 10y the Lee
Gllrd. ...,.,,o.
A FINE BAND Will accompany the excurslonists.
Tickets for the round trip, $3.50
/. Tickets can be procured ut tho stores Of West,
Johnston & Co., Andrew Iizzini, ,Ir- Bouck Si4
BROTHERS. tRerrian & McPhal], a. A. Scott, ,. w.
Farrar, and members OF the company
Committee IF Arrqnge,nGnts:7SGr ft,t e., 1.
VI. Cunningham, Sergeant W. II. Taylor; ". IL.
lsalston. -..,..., ..-,.l. ....:i, i.a )e :s-'t
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.'> BY Lyme & Brother,
A,ctlonpcrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT WITH
j. A FRAMED HOUSE, THEIR EUN, SITUATED
ON THE. NORTH SIDE Of BROAD BETWEEN
TWENTY-FIFTH AND TW ENT15SlATH
STREETS. CHURCH HILL, AT AuCTlOS:-By
virtue OF II certain Gced Of trust executed ny !: "
Scott, dated 10th Mny, 1860, of record inhe clerk
dEIgned as trustees, shall. at the request of thf
BE- nciciaricS therein named sell al public auction
OIL the premises. on SATURDAY, Goth June. 1872
The or has a front of 81 by loo feet. a.
Terms: At sale. ''' j.. G. MoNCuRE.
'.-'''''I ''lU.Ile.s! .5e A. Is. CHANDLER, 81
~ substituted Trustees, &c.
Sale Conducted by LYME & BROTHER, AUG
uUNCtrS, - ...f't s.i.st't...- my
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+. by Cook & Lauglltnn. Ancu0nccrs'
coriEr Governor ana Franklin streets.
A TTRACTIVEtAND
EXTRA LARGE SALE OF FORFEIT ed pIA-
Moxpps,,GoLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
,;f.,s CHAINS, JEWELRY, SILVER -
WARE, PISTOLS; &C. y -

Al the request Of S..A. SYIESTOCK we win sci
nj his Office, No. II Fourteenth street, under IN
change Hotel On TUESDAY, July 2d, 1877, COM
rueucing at 10 o'clock A. ~, o>
HAND, 49,
consisting of the choicest goods sirh M -, y,
DIAMOND CLUSTER and SOLITAIRE RINGS
PINS; and BRACELETS;
FINE Is KARAT GOLD STEM and kEf
sI"a WINDING WATCHES:
FINE ENAMEL ED and IAMOND WATCHES
i suitable for ladies,
FINE GOLD VEST GUARDi
.CITATELAINE and OPERA CHAihs,
to nav advances The attention OF tl,sein wan, @
,ru,,us such az are seldom offered 10 rcspectf's',
'o' ''t''N- COOK 4, LAUGHT0N, Auetipneers.
sNOTICE-All persons having articles depcsite'
with me. which time has. ex plretl, must renew q
redeem them before the day OF GALE shall sell I'll
10 aS-td 3. A. WlNSTOCk.
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EDUCATIONAL.

49, .>'>~.--~ -
rI,HE GERMAN AND HEBREW Ian.
i GUAGES.-I shall continue to give lessons In
these two languages, PGfsoils-partlcularly stu-
dents who stay only the coming three months here
will please call on me ut my residence corner First
and Clay streets ..,..l
je 2I-Cud2w NJ. j. MICHELBACFEk.
U'HE GERMAN AND HEBREW Lam
L GUAGES.--On WEDNESDAY the I'd of July l
will nuena PRIVATE SCHOOL for the instruction
of the German ancuageto those who attend the pub
lie schools and to other children. will give them
to O'Clock A. NJ Ny charges for this will be five
dollars i'll advance.
On TUESDAY the 2d of July will omen q SCHOOL
TO teach children the reading aud translation Of
Hebrew. - ."s
Those living on Shockoo Hill shall teach at my
residence; those from the lower part Of tho city at
the basement of the synagogue Oh Eleventh street.
Parents will please enter their rhlHt.n ut dice.
| IL .-. NJ. j. MiClfELBACHER, O.
je 27-Iot .s-f. First and Clay streets.
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~ By James 81. Taylor,
/" Real Estate Agent and,Auctioneer,
! ri Office No. ITO Main street
TWO NEAT.BRTCK DWELLINGS, n,

TWO NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos.
4 20 AND 725, ON BROOK: AVENUE Be
TWEEN DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil he. sold on THURS
DAY the &h day Of July. 1872, on the premises, at
O'Clock p. NJ, those TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
as'aiovc located, opposite the store Of a. u. Ches-
+terI,ar- Esq, containing four rooms each, in good
order and under good rental 10 prompt trarits. The
lots front about 70 feet, running back $50 feet to
wide alley.
Immediately after the above salc,-say O'Clock
Will sell beautiful VACANT LOT. 2aNl:s feet to
All alley Is feet wide, on the north side OF Cay DC
tween Brook avenue and Monroe street, boing part
of the property formerlYOwuel by Samuel L. Pull
liam, and adjoining the lot recently purchased by
William Davis, ESP. d. s,. : af.,,s. ,j,. pa go
IifTRiMs One-fourth cash balance ut six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and secured by decd oil trust t.s, rse
= ie 80 r JAMES H.. TAYLOR, Auctoneer.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agtntand Aiictfonecr,
Gfflca No. lilo Main street,

A BEAUTIFUL, BUILDING LOT. ON
n THO South SIDE a. MAIN BETWEEN
MADISON AND BEL v1pERE STREETS, AID
.JOiNINfH PARK PLACE, AND lMMEDlATELi
PA. MER, ESQ.,, Ft'Is' SALE AT AUCTION
Willibc sold on SATURDAY ihe 9th day Of july
1872, the premises, at 8oclnck T. M that dCsiri-
street and rIning back los feet to al alley 10 feet
TEkats: unc-foiiftt cash, tslltcp at sx twelve.
and eighteen months for Negotiable H0tts, Interest
added secured by a dea,lof trust 'i'' - ,''h
t,nje 2StI I p. JAMES M.TAYLOR, ,Aucticuecr. 81
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By t;fuiJl,s & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aid Aiictioneefs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

= IEIeEthth sFfttt Det"rtI NIaIH 711u bH'1N'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" STORE AND DWELLING ON THE SO!l'I!!
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS AT AUCTION.
: - RI g.: ,-@I"5'''tH m0nd.
ttastIHgss admir- Decree untetud sth Of June, lS72'
In pursuance of said decree, will sell at aticlo
npon the premises, on MONDAY, sth July, Mt 50
o'clock r, NJ, the property situated above. In rear
of the store of Charles l.. Todd, Esq it Is two so-
ries high, with cellar. Lot 2Oxis feet to an alley
Ave feet wide. u..u .,ari
TERMS: CNsh for costs Of suit and of salc residue
ON credit of ono two, and three years for ncgotl;t-
iic notes, with Interest added. aud title retained by
the court until the notes arc paid, - ..".
u. II. NASH, Acting Commissioner,
r,,,ppc q WtIIIIuS hurtionpers. f. *
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29
By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agtnt and AurtiOnCer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

LIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
IL ON TIE SOUTH SIDE. OF CUMBERLAND
BETW ZEN LAUREL AND CHERRY STREETS
SIDNEY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Willb he sole
on SATURDAY the Goth day Of June. 1872, on tho
premises, at o'clock. L. NJ, the lots as above
located each fronting 20 feet on Cumberland street
and running hack llI feet to alley 10 feet Wide
Cherry between Beverly and Albenarle streets
fronting 80 by $50 feet to an alley eight feet wide:
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and secured by deed of tfust. ..t 49,.
/. 10 cG - JAMES ~ TAYLOR, huctioneer. Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29
- By Gr,ibIts 4 Williams
ia huctionccrB and Real Estate Agenis'
] Eleventh street between Main anu BANK
C,UPERB MOUNTAIN RETREAT Eok
- SALE AT AUCTION.

ONE AND 4 HALF MITES FRnM THE
- GREENBRIER WHITE SULfLoh
STRINGS.