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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
MAIN LINE.

Trains leave Iawtos as follows'
EAST. Nbtr
MAJ 10:iS a. IN. 3:l5 y. III.
Kalamazoo Acc. e;iep m 80 20 a. u, ~
Evening Express i:tVain 80. y" S,,p a, ~
Z. IL HUM, Asst Gen Supt'
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SOUTH HAVEN DIVISION.

II. z. SARGENT, Cen. oupt' D. . H. ~
O. K. CURTIsL. Asst Supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-25
AIr9TToy gAIEs-.-Futurc Days.
BY Robertson g Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneefs'
ss,I s4.f Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA:-;
Z nI,E TEAI, ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER.-By virtue of q decree OF t the
County Court of. Chesterfield county entered .. ,
December term, 1871, in the clancery sun styieu.
C1rinp ct dts rs. s. Smith jones' heirs VIII sen s
public auction, on the premises, on tkiDAi sne
18th OF January. 1872, commencing mt IL oeioSs ~,
the following HEAL ESTATE, OF winch Tue laee q
Smith Jones died seiZet-to Wit -,
!. A LOT ON the corner Of Hull and Seyentn
streets, fronting as feet Hull street and running
back along Seventh street about I29 feet Ihls iot
has three buildings on it: good BRICK DWELL.
ING and two FRAME OFFICES, which Will be sold
together or separately, to suit the purchasers.
3 ALOT on the corner of Bainbridse and Eighth
streets, fronting about so feet on cambridge md
running back about lu0 feet. There Is FRAME
:. ALOT on Eighth street fronting 90 feet and
running back ls2 feet There Is small FRAME
BUILDING on this lot.
4 ALOT on the corner of Porter and Eighth
strcats fronting la2 feet on Porter street and rum
ming hack llG feet. There Is large BR!Ch DWELL
ISS and necessary out-houses on this lot.
& LOr on the corner OF cambridge nno MIMI
streets fronting IL. feet on Eainbridge and running
back so feet. There Is also a,fRAhE BClLDIN'
There Will also be sold LOT in SWANSON; near
the town Of Manchester, fronting 80 feet on Hlyel
LOT belongs to the estate of said Jones, but arrange
mcuts have been made to sell the whole.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance 1T SIX, twelVe-
and eighteen months, In equal payments, negoIaole
notes Tor deferred payments, with interest and
title retained until purchase money is fully paid.
Tho whole Of the aboye-dcscrihed property Is very
desirbfy and centrally located especially III refer
cnce the free bridge. being near thereto ana nor
Of Hull street.. 70. MCkAE.
ja lG-ls, 2g,&dtds Commissioner.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ BEAUTIFUL
L., AND EERrILEEAEM OF TMo HEN PHI
COUNTY, ONE MILE EAST OF IANCHESTEk:
EXTENDING FROM THE NORTH SIDE OF
TIE PETERSBURG TURNPIKE TO lie
SOUTH SIDE OF JANIS RIVER. AND1N FULL
VIEW OF TIE CITY OF RICIIMOND.-Byv virtue
of deed Of trust executed 10 the subscribers by Mr.
Albert 3. Woodbridge and his WIFE, bearing date 2lst
Court, we shall at the request of the beneficiary
mentioned i'll the said deed, proceed TO sell az auc-
ton OH the premises. on FRIDAY the 10Th Of Janu-
airy, 1872, at 10 o'clock NJ, If fair If not, the first
fair day thereafter that very desirable. attractive,
and fertile FARM located Us above ibeinB part OF
the lower Falls plantatonl, adjoining the farm ana
granite quarries OF Colonel Albert Ordway on the
east containing TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ACRES. On this tract there Is n SMALL DWELL
ING aud the usual out-huidings, situated In TWEEN
ty-acre grove Of beautiful oaks The land Hes re-
markedly well for cultivation and is OF excellent
quality. On this tract there Is believed TO be Large
quantity OF good grauitc, the outcroppings OF which
are to be seen In various places. *
AS this tract has front on James river nearly OPP
positc TO the depots and wharTes Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company fsoon to bc commenced).
this circumstance ought to add much to tie value OF
this land
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses Of sale
and TO discharge the OF 2l2o with interest from
2lst July last; credit TO 22to until the elst
1873; credit to $2,sO until tue 2lst July, 1877.
and TO the residue Of the proceeds OF SALE on such
terms the debtor shall prescribe and direct or on
his failure 10 give any Instructions, then on such
terms rs the trustees may think lit the whole credit
payments TO bear interest from the day of sale.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
WILLIAM AMBERS,
a IA Trustees
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AUCTION sAEEs.--Ti,is Day.
By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
f,o,-nev or EIerenfh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IHREE
" THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND , NV = y
ACRES OF n XAET rARRlhflEn1sTANT BETWEEN
JAMES RIVER AND THE N No .al,na n "a AZ
PETERSBURG RA1LROAD.-By. frtrG u ui IL Z ue :
cree Of the Circuit Court Of the CITY on az IN
pronounced the oath Of july ls6g, ~ in c and nf
an amended decree entered on tne sot comm
1s7I I'm the CAUSE, we shall az p sam NJ nnhiic
sioners thereby appointed proeesat ~ ndd;n real
auction nt the Office OF Wellington Sou W ae. d
estte agent and auctionecr, cornef p ~ nn
Eleventh streets, in the city OF kGnI1ng, on
ali that certain body Of LAND In tne FT "
nv, i'm tile State OF Virgini;, c2n.'ihShb NINt
1IiOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AL Nj N.Y. ,s.
ACRES more or less, which was ~ noorrbor!
,s,a' and Witch IS particularly described IN deed
J"bn 4. ScI!en, Jr, to said William Alien, ana OF
record in Surry County Court clerks ounce; D.. =,
The l..ud will be shown by Mr. hd ~ ua, nv Muor
Surrv and any desired information give, . pS
Wiuiam Allen. OF Curtis Neck, or by the coihtnls-
Immediate possession viii be given. Inc t,t s is
nnrjrrfiv cr,r as so declared by the qecree aiorS
s,In The particular attention OF nortnein IJl "a
iSts and Others is called to tins sue, a. ~ 10 ,r W.
large body OF land Is oncredat auc'ioA ~ -
Tho land has recently been surveyed nnu Le SUIT
yevur rruorts that there is large lutnuty VI MI
on the land. 1t will he SOLD rs WILL VIII host Mt tI,"
Into SMALLER parcels, rs may be deenca pes' u 'ic
Terms: Enough in cash TO pay COSTS 81 sui sun
aud ryrlenscs Of sale: balance at one, wv, i va
vnars for bonds bclring interest," VIII goou pei'o"'
security. secured by o trust dcco.
ROBERT GUILD. Commissioners.
ISAAC II. CARElSGToN,}
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Jefferson i'm Love.

When he had been Mt home three weeks he
wrote short letter which shows him reduced
TO Il sorry plight indeed. He was torn with
the contest raging in his soul between his
passion and his Judgment, and he plungeS
into Il letter, rs it were, headtorcmost, seek
inw relief in converse with his friend, with
whom he had been accustomed to exchange
such condolences s'Dcar Page, to tell you
the plain truth, l have not syllable to
write 20 YOU about;" which was 4 lovers
way of stating that lis heart was full to
bursting. 81 do not conceive" he continues,
"that anything can happen in my world
which you would give curse to know
The ,rorIds Of these two friends were indeed
unlike for John Page, heir to one of the
largest estates, lived in the largest mansion OF
all Virginia RoseWell-whic stands to this
day near the banks of the York river, vast
square barrack, treeicss, fencelcSS, disman.
tied, a pile without inhabitant, q picture OF
deSolation. "All things here" the Dis.
tr,cted lover went on, "appcar to Inc tC
trudcc on in one and the same round; We
rise in the morning that we may eat break
fast. dinner. and supper, and SO TO bed again
that we may get up the next morning and dc
the same so that you never saw two pea:
more alike than our Yesterday and to-day
II he had nothing to tell, lie had plenty tc
ask. A jury of lovers would have pro-
nounced his situation serious in the extreme
lie was cnanlored Of IL beauty and IN hcireSs
she, in the full luStre Of her charms; he, q
youth not twenty, OF small estate heavily
burdcned, reading the elementary book of 9
profession requiring years Of preparation
Moreover, he had the usual dream Of foreign
travel. Before settling to the business q
life he meant to visit Holland, France, Spain
Italy-where he would buy "a good fiddle ,
and then cross to Egypt, returning home b!
way Of the st. Lawrence and Canada.
Such IL tour would require two or three
wears. Would she wait? Could he ask hel
to wait? She must love him very much II
| do that, and he did not know that Sue loye(
him at all; for the watch-paper meant nothing
particular, indicating friendly feeling-no
thing more. What would dear Page advise
Should he 20 at once to town, receive his sen
tence, and end this awful suspense: Incli
nation prompted this course; but if she re
jccted him, lie would be "ten times more
| wrctched than ever"
In this dilemma he had some thoughts O.
going to Petersburg, if the actors go there
! in May" and keeping on to Williamsburg
for the birthnight ball ut the Apollo, which
of course, she would attend. But, after all
had not he aud Page better go abroad at once
for two or three years tour? ''lf WI
| should not both be cured of love IN that time
| | think the devil would be in it."-From III.
| 4tl1utic Moatily for February.
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:, inst rs we excuse him for being, 'lneas! IN
society. and for lacking, in word, the hlaa'

INC. nc WE excuse him for being uneas! III
society, and for lacking, in word, the nlaa'
,,ers of gentleman. 80, -. +,,t we
We forgive him for all this, only tna az, wv W,
NAV fall down and worship MS sensu I'd I cor
il fiashcs in genial light on the JOYS anu Soi
rows of the great mass OF the puD ,anom h,,,
INSISTS of neither ladies nor gentlenlen, o,''
nf mere men and women. AmonH IL pr
,';s own rrouud. Dickens Is inimitioie, "n,'
,,,;tb them he will ever be our inos' ,,,,,ch
,umorist. He was moral, 700, nv. ;,,,noral
ahI,nn;nc the treatment of what IS n',i,t
y, ;.Sair as In poinfing moral even ,n "n n
,;s tale led him through thosc haat r
,rickcdness of which this great -, n' ,,.as ever
" ell From this point of vie" nc 1 m.a, tho thc
a'n n',nnion Of right and justice DeIoiu tm
ne u,., W his men many an old inlquity' WIZ,
~. o,.;.ind in spite OF law, OF pie''ueu! ",i
..IeI ~ SonciionGd by law for us coi,I.lu'
''li'i'",'" a,. dnyn and was eEtinSulSHeu iol-
ever. ,,y.,,.,,,;rc schools which
~ - MANY "Smii;cs," and where are
h s.l Tccr.iastical Courts, under the erhllhe
f which such lcc,lizcd injustice was lH,l::'
,-,.cds They exist no longer; ana 10 lne,'
.xtjnc;ion the humor Of Dickens NANNY COLI y,
,r;bntcd. There are things so odlous, anu a'
rho same time 50 ridiculous, that You nave
,njv "a noint them out aid they cease 10 cN'
ist :: to mock ut them, and they are GAtll'
,u;shod forever. SO it was WITH L'che, u,
He uointcd them out, and they van'SI'eu, Nv
laughed at them and the world Heie!u ., ,e,,
No more. That he was often vulgar III hla".
,or. and dress. and often ovcrbcarlng,; lla'
no was III ot ease in hi. intercourse WIN gen.
49,, t,,ot bc ,,refarrcd being hlnS III
very low company: that even IN HE g"
DAYS he lived rather in clique tlG'n ia ~
.;n,v. that he YVES something OF Il l'o''e.
n;an in his lest momcnts--ali these ale
truths affecting the private character Oh t .ne
,nYn and his social position, but OF niue
worth when weighed against the traiiSceiiu'
mt merit of his works. Such as nc wa, ~ =
in orr generation are never likely 10 nclol''
III. equal. in this first volume MI. On .1t'
has had no easy task, though lie has l'ili'lieu
Il ynrtliily and well. But in the ioIuilG'
lii to come his work viii Increase III u'' H.,
ruItv As vet Ic has shown us Dlchc''. =, ~
III iLe finn and ftolic of youth, DONG thS
DAVIS work Of Il giant; happy III Wiic, anu
family, and friends. There was i .i'ts ~
Il" lost some OF his intellectual FRESHNESS.
when o1larrc!s arose within and witi'ouC lie
housn. But those days are yet 10 CONF
,:u,Iiricut unto the dav j. the good as well -
the cyi, thereof. and in this period OF ms l'c
there is li.i!c bat good to Gc s;'d oi Dlch'l!.,
and that good his friend Mr.. FORSTER HIS s''i'
both tenderly and well.
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- bed Prt,ssian discipline DID NOT al,
,,;s Of a refusal, and ho made poot nana
~ # Then the general showed MN now x,
ol T r., around, and fixing his eye on Ine
,;eh,,taenant.colonel, he said, Saddle a horse
sir?" ,..s s,dd,oa NV horse. y
r'p |" You shall be colrt-martialed," replied
tbe general, with savage German grunt. -.
" Now the general turned to heu.e', had
and asked. tiercely, "Can you make oe''
and saddle a horse, sir?" ,,
Il cam replied the lieutenant TRIUMPH
antly. ...,
It was done so nicely that no iaui' couio
" All the troops were about to smile, Wllen ,!
the general said: "All right; let INC sec So'n
needle-casc.' ,;o,,,ono,t with
AZ T Tn % General took it, examined it with his
eve-@lass. and then handed it back WITH Il
nThcre is no eye to the needle, s!I,n ne
exclaimed and then before all the reviewing
officers the poor lieutenant was Sharply IT.
primanded. ro, troons over
ran Erance in ninety days.-EN Perkins.
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BY Grubbs < Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
Eleventh Street between Main and Bank.

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN THE
ISLANDS IN JAMES RIVER At AUCTION
In execution OF the provisions OF Il deed Of trust
from T.. S. Hamn and wife IN the subscriber rs
trustee, dated a2d July. 1870, anu duly recorded III
Richmond ChanceYy Court Office being thereto re-
uuircd by the creditor secured, will sell at AUCTION
upon the premises respectively, on FRIDAY The
26th day Of January, commencing at II O'CLOCK ai;'
nj the corner Of Arch and Seventh streets the lO-
lowing REAL ESTATE conveyed in said deed-to
wit:
ist. A LOT OF GROUND, fronting 10 feet on the
west line of Seventh street running 20 feet along the
south line of Arch street, with front Oh IL iect Oh
Sixth street. i,
3D. A LOT of irregular shape. lying between the
Columbian or HaXllls mil!-ilce aid james river,
and bounded on the west by Ninth street.
the valuable island known as BROWNS ISLAND.
Immediately west Of the Petersburg Railroad bridge
and now occupied by the TrcdcGar Company, ana
also those smaller islands and rocks in James river
commonly known rs NELSON'S ISLANDS, ana
lying within The following general boundaries On
the northwest by the northern margin OF james
river, and on the east Ivy 4 line beginning NJ ,lc
southwest corner oil iaxall's upper mill running
thence due south to the south bank OF tiie riFci'
thence mp the river to The ahutment OF the rail-
Bell Isle landing. tie north shore OF James river.
to the p0nt Of beginning, hcing the same property
located under Martin Hawk mss survey III LEI. alli
tile same conveyed by The heirs OF Hall Nelson u >.
NJ. Bowman by deed dItei 18th July. ISIS.
TERMS: Suilicen. III cash to dciray the expenses
of the sale and to pay OIL the DEBT Secured. say
:ll,c0O with interest from tic 10Th Of Novclnpcr'
1863; the residue upon such terms rs sald iIilii.
his Representatives or assigns. may direct In me
event OF their failure to give any airecuoI' tien
upon such terms Us the trustee may thlnk ~
LEIGH X. PAGE, Trustee.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. il 10
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Tiic Regular Contributor.

But the Young Girl. She gets her living
by writing stories for newspaper, Livery
week she furnishes new story. II hcf ne'd
,cnrs or her heart is heavy, so that she ooeS
not come to time with her story, she tails nc
hind-haud, and has 10 live on crcult. IL
sounds well enough to say that "si,c sup
ports herself by her pen but her lot Is u
irving one; it repeats the doom OF tiic b"-
n.idcS. The weekly E"ckct has no bottom,
and il is her business to help fill it. Imagine
for one moment what it is to tell tale that
must flow on, flow ever. without pl''>lhS ;
the lover miserable and happy tins week, 10
bcriu miserable again next week anu
md rs before; the villain scoWling, plotting,
punished; 20 s>owl, plot. and get punished
.ruin in our next; M endless series OF woes
and bliS>c>, into each paragraph OF when the
(nrlorn artist has to throw all the llVellncSs,
all the emotion, all the grace Of style she IS
mistress of. for the wages Of maid oi all
work, and TO more recognition or thanks
from ANYBODY than the apprentice who sets
the types for the paper that prints her ever
ending and ever beginning stores. ANA yer
she has a pretty talent, scnSibility, natural
WAY of writing, al ear for the music OF verse,
in which she sometimes INDUCES to vary the
dead monotonv Of everlasting narrative, ana
a sufficient amount Of invention to make her
stories readable.
have found my eyes dimmea over them
oltencr than once, more with thinking about
her. perhaps, tlmn about her heroes ana
.,croiIics. Poor little body! Poor LITTLE
mind! Poor little soul! She is one Of that
great company Of delicate, intelligent, emo
iional Young creatures WHO arc waiting, like
that sill / spoke Of, for some breath OF heaven
TO fill their white b0somS-lovc, the right OF
every woman; religious emotion, sister OF
love, with the same passionate eyes, but
cold, thin. hloodl"ss handsome enthusiasm
of humanity or divinity; and finds that life
offers them. instead, a scat OH a wooden
hcucl, Il Chain to flStcn them to it, and heavy
oar TO pull day and night.
We read the Arabian tales and pity the
doomed lady who must amuse her lord and
master from day to day OF have her head cut
OF; how much better is mouth without
bread to til it than no mouth at all TO fill, be-
cause no head! We have all round us a
wcary-cycd company of Schehcrezadcs! This
is one Of them, and | may call Der by that
name when it picases me to Go so.-From the
atlantic NomHly for February.
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by Lyme & Brother,
Auctiouccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRIG0, On THE r q SlI 6XS
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of q certain deed Of trust
executed to me as trustee from Eugene Il. Gunn,
dated the 9Th of September ISL duly recorded In tile
clerks Office of Hcnrco County Court, In deet-Dook
s.. page O5l, to secure TO George p Gu the
of certain bond of $500. ! shall, in execution OF
said trust being thereto required by said beneficiary,
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises on
FRIDAY the ID day Of February. 1872, at the h3ur
above described. containing EIGHTY ACRES more
or less, the greater portion of WHICH Is cleared ana
adions the lands Of William Il. Randolph, x. Il.
Gum. and others.
Terms: Sufficient In cash to dcfray the expenses
of sale and 10 pay of Il certain bond dated ttli OF
September, ST. of $500, with interest thereon ~
srtciticd: and rs TO the residue oil the purchase
money. OH such terms n will bc announced At the
hour Of sale, which, AIN instructed 70 say VIII b'
very liberal. GEORGE ID. rLEASANIS,
ia ~ trustee.
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By James VI. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. ITO Main street.
1,p1rsrEE,s SALE OF AN Undivided

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
L MOIETY OF THE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERLY OWNED
AND OCCUPIED BY THE VIRGINIA STEEL
COMPANY AT AUCrIOS.-By virtue OF deed
of trust executed March 4, 1859. by Trial W ellis 10
William II. mcfarland and Powhatan Roberts;
trustees. to secure the payment of certain 6ond
dated March l. 1859, for $1,000 bearing interest from
date and dcfaut ayiug been made in the payment OF
said bond, and being required so to do by the bene,
icary IN said deed l. substitute trustee appointed
bv the Circuit Court Of Richmond, viii offer for sale
at public auction. TUESDAY the 30th day OF jan
uarv 1871 If fair; IL not the next fair day there
afterJ on the premises, ut % O'Clock L. NJ. that
undivided moiey described IN said decd. as io0ws-
to wit The REAL ESTATE In the city OF Ricli-
mond situated on the north side of James river
between Eighth aud Ninth streets fronting 1913 feet
on the south side of Haxals Mill canal! anu extend
Ing back between parallel lines 230 feet to lanes
river together with that large BRICK W ORh-
SHOP thereon with the right Of loo inches OF water
under four-fCot pressure taken from the FRANKLIN
Parer-NIiI and tfc works below. This property,
from it's central location and water privileges Tor
manufacturing purposes, may be considered among
the most valuable now in the market.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance ut four, egnt,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added, secured by decd of trust.
A plat of tie. above property may De seen At the
'--'~S "a |''O JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Substituted Trustee.
T,~rc TAyT AuctiOnpcr, IN
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LORENZO Dow TIE FOUNDER OF THE J. NIL MI
TIVE METHODIST CHURCH IN ENGLAND NJ
Weslcyans are divided into four OF I'VE s't ~
one of which is popularity known rs .le
" Ranters." They call themselves "IrlIil-
tive Mcthodsts." Somewhere ABOUT t!lc W,
ginning of this century Lorenzo DOW cros3 IIa
the Atlantic TO stir up revival mere: ne
presided at great open-air meeting AZ NOV
Iop, in Cheshire, and some elntne en-, Mesies
ans joined him i'll that meeting; !hcse WIZ
expelled, and so began the oliS4oot RON .ne
licthodists.- D. COnrdJ-Lonoo' 'e''e' :
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.
rTHATVALUABLE LOT ON THE EA

THAT VALUABLE LOT ON THE EAST
i SIDE OF THIRTEENTH BETWEEN Main II,
AND FRANKLIN STREETS; 0GSGpIiiE;iD , ~ ~
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIPS VAiTIAl,S, n l;
AuCTIoN.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
ast day OF January, 1872, on the premises, nj !!
fronting about 80 feet Thirteenth street. It Is
now leased to good tenant for five years ron octo
The improvements arc TO be paid for ut valuation ut
the expiration OF the lease The location OF this
property being In the centre OF the business part OF
ihe city renders 1t desirable. Persons wishing to
make q perment Investment would do well to attend
the sale. ,,., -. , ,d
TERMS: Oncthird cash; the balance at SIX ,a ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest aoded
and secured by decd of trust.
Ia o5 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctioneer.
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AUCTroN sALEs--Pusure Days.
: BY e. .. Eacilo,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. II
VIRUsTEES SALE OF .LAND.-By VII

rT,RUsTEE,S SALE OF LAND.-By vr-
i tue Of deed Of trust executed py Gawara n2gan
OF, the sth dayi of May, 1858, shall on MONDAY
the sth day of February next THAT being
at O'Clock In front Of Henrtco Courthouse SCH III
public auction the following real estate:
TRACT OF LAND in Henrico ,t eop 1.ndn ~
twenty acres nore or less aajoin,ds cher e aimt
Isabella Allen, Turner Sharpe, ana otuefs' aoou'
seven miles below Richmond.
Also, q PARCEL OF LAND containing hVe acres,
convened TO said Hogan by John n. Davis.
Also, the FARM OF said Hogan, conveyed 10 MN
by T. r. Duke. =. .,
All or SO much Of said real estate VIII he soiu us u
naceasarv In nav the expenses of executing the said
deed of trust and charges and to pay $500 due by Two
notes OF $3.50 each, with the interest thereon Inc
sSitin nc hold II. HARRIS,
~ a. a. : noA0' Trustee.