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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-22

month Rock to the Delta, and from Centrai
parls to Niagara Fails--that it was meet tta.
Morse. the man Of the wire, should unvef INC
man of the kite-string--aneet that the MAJ, y
who made the lightning talk should lnycli
fhc man who made the lightning come: He
said the candlc--the talloW canaie VIZ :,
Franklin lit in the little chandlcrs shgp ~
philadelphia, had illuminated the Wor,q.
W. J. Hill now sang song anu h IN.
Smear told what he knew about Or. hutAei :
lie sang:
eWho loves no. women, winc, ana song
,eInains !. fool his whole life long,
we all now began to drink more 10 tne
glory Of Franklin. To be true 10 tne ~ ~
Settlers. who sent me 10 the dlnneI, ma'
comnrIIcd to drink also. twas champagne,
sbrrry and Burgundy, and, 0, dear, uoh
rnoE what else. ] began to teel stioilnie'
Everybody was tight,ally slight except MI.
pacrhcr and Mr.. Greeley. Ii was mlainSht
mid n halo of tobacco smoke aud the sweet
odor Of champagne wrote this:
OWED TO FRANKLIN STATUE.
,r..o s.s,ur. Immeucc, gigantic Franklin,
M,rr OF brass. We revercnti%i DOW,
Aud skrapc, and in Thy presents s,ahd .,. ,-o
Wit beds uncovered. We give thcc Siory-PEaLc-
And smash our Dunlap hats ana ni'y,
Thy Glory to yon fading Star! g.
t;rite, noble sire and ye;. OF liberty a Sun
Who camat to Herald freedom ana press "A-
Who looks, Thy Past With patriots round
the Skt,.dird of :hy klntry's struggling braycs.
Md wrote thysclf tribune to the startled of'"'
Thou noble dcd AID YET hn", ueu n,' ,shuut
IN lasting bTiSs-tuc f.|P'I"' '"'AoS - 'A'
Atrann,.li Iranrss 70 tho wondering (flo5e
That bonisL wrltiI s!ai not cishale IcW:sru,
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3
5. 10 mar, who short time before nag pa
sadad the streets In such elegant costume
.rIa was however, cared for by the ir1ena,
and anon after got place as saloon clerk Ii
a' iuo,nrsheer Mace on Farnlmm street between
, = and Eleventh. He only remained
t,,a,,s , short time, and then went to the place
,h he now Is and engaged as pianist, 20
o,nnse the customers while they were U1nh-
ing. -, -, otorr and
hacked it up with such proofs that It Is nll.
nossible to doubt It. He Is Russian Dy
birth, and belongs to family OF the io"e.
nobility. When quite young he was placed
in the army, and after the usual pro1a.loL a
became an officer. Though allowed alge
amount yearly by his parents to support mn nun
in his position, vet his course was sucn tIlh1
he speedily exhausted his means ana Deca li
involved in debt. For time he kept the
state Of his finances from his father, put an
o(Iicous creditor spoiled well-lald plan u!
onr,lvino 70 the family for the pay
n,ant of his claim. His allowance was
nut off. and finding that he could MOI
live as an officer. he deserted and Lett me
ro,1nfry. The Prussian army offered the
host Glance for him, go he is next seen Us "a
dosbinn lieutenant of the horse. Here, 100,
his extensive habits followed him, ana III
lose than a year he found himself heavily In
debit md in disgrace. Dismissed from the.
sn,v. he came to America, landing IN New
York inst after the close of the recent rebel
lion. Not being able to procure anything TO
do that would guarantee him livellhood, ne
wrote to his family, explaining his condition,
and in reply received remittance ora large
amount, with the assurance that II Would
be repe;tcd ut stated intervals. True 10 the
letter. these remittances arrived on time, ana
enabled the subject of this sketch to resume
for short period his former extrayaSaht
mode of living. When his money Is all gone
his clothing Is sold to the secondhand dealer,
and he falls back into the monotonous way
of earning his own livelihood again: HIS
family are distantly related to the relsnlng
moparcls of all the Ru5sias, and he mas peeh
requested to come home and resume bis pro-
per estate, but he persistently refuses-E
afraid of being sent to Siberia for deserving
from the army. ,o,
lie is about the medium in stature, has
soldierlv appearance, and is genial com
panion at all times. He is very 10th to speak
about his home or family, and only does SO
when mellowed by wine and hard pressed
Inv friend. Nightly he discourses the SWEEP,
ct music for the dclectation of the assembled
hner-drinkcrs, but were one to Watch MN
closely as he plays it would be seen that us
INST i the prevailing expression on LIS lace.
However. us it gives him company and
living. he endures 1t. 1t is now nearly time
for another remittance to arrive, ana ne IS
looking forward to a couple OF weeks OF
Measure with as much zest as o Schooiooy
does to holiday.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a BEAUTIFUL
AfsR PFEE or cM9 HHhaEEB
COUNTY, tSSt Y oNE MIIE East OF MANCHESTER:
EXTENDING FROM THE NORTH SIDE OF
THE PETERSBURG TURNPIKE TO THE
SOUTH SIDE OF JAMES RIVER, ANDlS FULL
VIEW OF THE CITY OF RICH51oND:-By virtue
Albert b. Woodbridge snd his wife, bearing date :st
July, 1870, duly recorded In Chesterfield County
Court, we shall. ut tile request OF the beneficiary
mentioned In the said deed proceed TO sell at auc-
don, on the premises, OIL FRIDAY the 2eth Of Janu-
ary ls72 at ~ o'clock A. Ii fair, If not on the first
FAIR day thereafter, that very desirable, attractive
aud fertile FARM located rs above (being part OF
the lower Falls plantaton) adjoining the farm and
east, containing TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ACRES. On this tract there Is SMALL DWELL
ING and the usual out-buildings, situated III TWEEN
ty-acre grove OF beautiful oaks. The land Hes re-
markibly well for cultivation, and Is Of excellent
quantity OF good granite, the outcroppngs Of which
arc to be seen In various places.
As this tract has front on James river nearly OPP
posite to the depots and wharves or tire Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company tsoon to he commenced.
this circumstance ought to add much to the value OF
this land.
2lst July last credit rs TO 22ie until the 2lst
July, 1877; credit TO $3.50 until the 2st Judy,
1875 on credit as to $500 until the aist July 1914
aud to the residue OF the proceeds of se such
terms us the debtor shall prescribe aud direct,
his failure 10 give any Instructions, then on such
payments to bear interest from the day OF sale.
- GEORGE u. DREWRY,
WILLIAM AHBERS,
jals a' Trustees.
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Fun IN IsDIANAPoL1s.-A day or two since
a rrualist from Anderson OF Whereabouts VS.
tied the city on business, and IN the course Oh
his Dcrigrinatiofis purchased package OF
Roman candles for the purpose Of amusing
his Drocenv OIL his return. Lis fireworks
were carefully deposited in rear pocket, and
Il short time thereafter he wendell his way TO
the depot to take the evening train. While
lettering in the waiting-room admlrlng the
stacks OF gingerbread, hard-boiled eggs, and
dourbnuts, temptingly displayed on the
luucl-counter, lie carelessly whisked his left
coat-tail against the red-hot stove, and trou-
BILE immediately enSued. The first rocket
narrowly missed the face Of native who was
in q half comatose condition, caused by much
extract of hops and, without waiting to in
onre into particulars, he made the door In
two gigantic leaps. All the occupants
of the room Immediately endcarored
to follow his example, and with worthy
determination not to be distanced the
proprietor Of the candles forced himself into
the midst of the throng endeavoring frantl-
callv to escape. In the mean time the
candles fixed and popped, giving strength
to the evident impression that the party was
being bombarded with some sort of IN IN
formal machine; and, strange as 1t may seem,
the innocent cause of all the trouble was the
worst frightened man in the lot. Not until
tearful-hoIes had been burned in the broad
est portion Of his nether garments, ana tie
euidernis looked as though strong mustard
plaster had been pulled of violently, did he
discover the cause Of the panic. Order was
finally restored, though the effects on that
mans coat-tails were disastrous; ana we are
also informed that his unmentionables re-
.o,ired immediate half-soleing. The victim
was willing to testify that not one OF the
candles missed fre.-Indianapolas Journal.
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r.. ~,,.c~ TyusIaIs ard the Boys.

Professor Tyndall-best of AL living So
rnnts for making the truths Of science lalniiiar
IN the meaucst understanding the
christmas anniversary in London by tax
70 the bows. A correspondent says OF MIN !:
DR.. Tyndall, talking to boys, Is more like
on older and better-informcd boy than the
others chatting with them than | thought II
no.sible for q professor to he, While his Illus
iratjons and asides take his address com,
n,etnlv out Of the dull and dry category anu
nul his yo,Iug audience completely at Their
casc, Why, he lit cigar in one OF nus eS-
pcriDcnts and positively smoked IL ioT
a second or two, telling us all llaI
wien he did the same thing some
wears ago al Cambridge he astonishcd the
dons there very much. ~ don't suppose
anv one had vcntiucd to light cigar IN inc
Cambridge Scnatc-hoUse before" remarked
the Professor, "and the great people assem-
blcd in it looked as il they thought L ouSh,nt
TO have taken tie liberty" This, said Whlc
= cigar is being lit, and rs prelude to It's De,
me put between tho professional lips anu
nlIIIcd mt. delighted tie boys and girls. one
professor outl2yiug the conventional sasceP-
tibilitics Of other professors, ald tctlih3 .'!t
stor, as good joke, is lust ito tnihS 10 III
boy.nature, and il Dr.. 1'yntall had wanted
volunteers for desperately forlorn nope Fes,
tcrdav, my opinion Is lie might haze ecah'ea
upon (alr tic lads present
hrnin, when explaining the process hy
which frost ana SHOW had been produced on
o,,~ Of The vessels before him, and scraphe
the snow from is sides, the Lecturer wen a!
hearts. "Thcrc's more snow than cN!'ccsed
n ,ind: enough, YOU sec, 70 niaEe si:o"-
ball: and if were very wicked couid &c
ti;aljy doing III make Il snowfall out OF What
il h"Ir, and pelt .Mr. Blank (thc lecturers as
Si>,an,i with it, Professor Iyndall suited
,hn an:j3u to the words, and having COM
nrc.scd the snow until it was hard and COM
n.r;. took elaborate aim at the gentleman as
sjstinc h;mtwhoSc back WIS turncd) and sent
the SNOWFALL spinning past him and within
foot Of his head :,
It may be imagined how the boys roared
vt this: and though these illustrations were
eyccp;ionnl, the pleasant, friendly, and faml-
ir,r manner and speech maintained through
out were equally noteworthy, as were the
surprising pains taken to follow each chain
Of reasoning fairly out. The boy or girl who
fails TO master the principles of what Is beng
nut before him at the Royal Institution must
be singularly obtuse.
some of the grave and reverend prolcs-
sors of science in this country might uscluliy
study this lesson. They talk quite over the
heads of our boys-but American lads would
be a. willing rs the English to be go pleasantly
and entertained.
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PosTPONEMENT.
ByL Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRIG0, On THE, OSBORN 5IS,
THE CITY OF RfCHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of certain deed of trust
executed to me as trustee from Eugene 4. Gum,
clerks office of Heirico County Court in deadlock
So page 85 to secure to George D. Gill the payment
of . certain bond of $500, SHALL IN execution Of
said trust being thereto required by said beneficiary,
proceed to sell at public auction, the premises, on
FRIDAY the cd day Of February 1879 at the hour
above described, containing EIGHTY ACRES more
on less, the greater portion Of which ceared and
adjoins the lands Of William 3. Randolph, X. d.
Gum, and others. = ...
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray the expenses
of sale and to pay off certain bond dated 9Th OF
snecifled !; and as to the residue of the purchase
money on such terms as will be announced nj the
hour Of sale, which, am instructed to say, VIII be
very liberal. GEORGE ID. PLEASANIS,
IA % Trustee.
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On gate-post out West % o Sign, Take
warnin No traes nor life insurar1s, nor soin
nasheens wanted heer."
zOf the one hundred and thirty three per-
forrnances given at the Opera-House IN Hart-
ford. from January to December last, only
ffty,seyen paid the managers a profit, four
teen paid expenses, and sixty-two lost money.
While a vender of greens In Boston was
endeavoring to dispose of bis stock IN trade,
his poor old nag baked and refused to bulge
an inch. The driver finally commenced De
laboring the animal with stick, when an old
lady thrust her head out Of WINDOW ana
exclaimed: "Have you no mercy" /" NO
ma'am," replied the peddler; "nothin Dut
greens" -
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BY J. l.. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

rrPTSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUA-
RTE MACHINERY AND FIXTURES FOX
CITING TOBACCO; IN y TIE ILSst ts III.
0 III - the undrrsrred Iy Messr Robert j. Chris
Tan & Co.. for the purpose OF selling the partnership
assets ar winding up s business of sa f t al c anu
Corn VIZ xiii sell mt public auction, on the premises
ut the fc,"ly 1T the corner Of Twenty,;i63thr an1
Main streets In the city Of Richmond, on MONDA 4
49,, osj DIV Of January. 1872, commencing at 10
r.rlock 4. M., Inc MNCfIINERY and FIXTURES
;ey Hsed sa Tp in I'D laapHlastnTTl1g tSfassG
SrE;TIEI? SCPEWS, & POT-SCREWS, 20 BOX
SCREENS. IRON POTs, SHAPING MILLS for the
usual style of work Kings LUHP5MASIH.iEEE,
RESCIlES, TABLES, TROUGHS, SCALES,
BOIIERs, Sc, &C., and all of the necessary ffA
TURES and MACHINERY to conducts topaccoiac
tory in good order
Terms: At safe. -n
GEORGE L. CHRISTIANS
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GRUpBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctiont
!. By Lyme & Brother,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALyA--
" BILE LANplN HENRIG0 COUNTY ABOUT
TEN MILES BELOW RlCHMOSD.-BT virtue OF
a decree of Henrico County, Court, PRONOUNCED on
the 18th day Of January, 1s72, IN the suit OF Lacy
Commissioners thereby appointed, proceed to sell Ut
public auction. on the premises, on IHERSU,A pa.
the 18th day of january 1872, at the hour Of o'clock
P NJ TRACT Of FIX, LASR I,r Go 7, g r TNE
EIGHTHS ACRES, mere or less with the usual I'm
proyements thereon, and bounded by the lands OF
Henry Powell. George Savage, and ais, being the
same land Of which the Late benjamin s. X. Barker
and julius A. Hohson died seized.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with inter
est added; title retained by the court until all the
purchase money Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the court. y,s-.
" E 2 by AA2IR} !: &eASSoS'3 Commissioners.
jail
p S-Immedatcly after the sale Of the above pro-
perty will be sold all the STOCK. FARMING III
ELEMENTS, PROVENDER, &C. Convcyances
will be at our Office OH the morning OF Sale at
o'clock to convey parties To and from the sale;
LYME & BROTHER,
4, 10 AuctiOneers.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
i VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN As st
ALBANSHALL," SITUATED AT TUE NORIH-
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD
STREETS.-By virtue Of the provisions OF DEED
of trust executed by the Richmond Masonic Build
ing Association TO the subscribers as trustees being
thereto required by the creditors secured we VII sell
at auction, upon the premises, on THuRSDAY,2 2th
January, at o'clock 2. n, the ST. ALBAN,S HALL
BUILDING and PREMISES. situated as above. 1t
Is a large and handsome BRICK BUILDING e0 feet
square, three stories above the basement and oniln
the best and most finished style IN the year 1868
There are two handsome STORES on the ground
floor the second floor forms one OF the most tasn
iouable asSeInbly-rooms In the city, ana Inc thrd
floor Is occupied by Masonic lodges;
The lot s sixty by sixty feet ana mas an alle! TOUT
feet wide along Its eastern boundary. . .
The location Of the property Is In the direct line OF
the greatest improvement, and In few years IL must
greatly enhance In value This Is most unusual OPP
portunty for q profitable investment. ,
: TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray the expenses
attending the sale and to pay OIL the sum OF ABOUT
500 now due credit until 18th July, 1872, MS 20
two notes for $50 eich credit as to two bonds
for 3s3 90 and s22io.e3 until 10th July 1876 salu
credits to bear interest at the rate Of 10 per cehtu
per annum payable quarterly, and the residue upon
terms to be made known at the time OF the sale All
credit payments to be secured by deed Of trust upon
the property. Purchaser to pay taxes Tor lsT2'
A. D.. WILLIAMS,
....... Trustees
a. Auctioneers. tal6
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By Hill & Goddins Auchoneers,
No. HOS Main street. Il

rryRIJsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM n CHARLES CITY COUNTY AT
ATTCTioN.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust, eSecnted
to the subscriber by r. Il. FERGUSON, and duly re,
Corded In the clerks Office OF Charles City county,
shall proceed to sell FRIDAY January 2eth, at the
Courthouse Of Henrico in the city Of Riehmond, ut
Of trnst Consisting OF LIS acres Of Land, with inn
nrovcments thereon situated one milo from WILSON,
landing on james river The Improvements con-
slst of dwelling with three rooms barn, stable, &c.
This is really desirable place.
TERMS: Cash as to as much as win be necessary to
pay note of $3.50 with Interest from 10th January,
lSf2. and to defray the expenses Of executing this
trust CHARLES W. FLOYD,
IN 18th, NSdtd Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-22
BY Lyme & Brother,
Rca! Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
No. LIE Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN HEN
y RICO AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue of decree OF
the Crc,it Court Of Uenrico county entered on the
ssd Of DECEMBER 1871 in the suit Of Turpins execu-
tor c. Roper's administrator and Others, the under
signed, as special commissioner under said decree
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of February, 1877, that por-
tion Of the real estate Of Benjamin ": Roper, de-
nation AFIFTY-TWo AND TuREE-EIGHTHS
ACRES. .ste,
miles below Richmond Is Of good quality, and its
ncarness to the city renders 1t very desirable.
TERMS Cash as to so much Of The proceeds OF sale
rs Is necessary to pay the cost OF SUIT ana cnages OK
for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed. with in
terest at six per cent from the day OF sale ana tIie
retained until notes are paid ana
ed by the court EDWARD Y. CANNON,
:" " Wv Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER.
a., n-SpfIo
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By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lilo Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
l. MOIETY OF THE REAL ESTATE IN LIE
CITY OF RICHMOND FORalERLY OWSEp
AND OCCUPIED BY THE VIRGINIA STEEL
COMPANY AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed
of trust executed March q, 1859. by Urlal Meus 20
William II. mcfarland and Powhatan korelts;
trustees, to secure the payment OF certain sona
dated March 4, $780, for $4,000, bearing Interest IRON
date and default having been made In the pay
said bond and being required so to 10 ny me ncne
0ciary in said decd, J, substitute trustee
by the Circuit Court Of Richmond, VIII oner lor se
ut public auction, TUESDAY the 3oth dnS OF jan
ulry, 1872, If fair If not the next iar gay thsre
after,) on the premises, at % O'Clock I. 81. l'tt
undivided moety described In said deed as foiiqWsI
TO wit. The REAL ESTATE In the cry OF hicL-
mond situated on the north side OF James river
between Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting l33 lest
on the south side Of uaXulfs Mill canal, ana eTteho-
ing back between parallel lines 23o ieet 10 James
river, together with that large BRiCh okh-
SHOP thereon with the right OF 100 inches o. Whtsr
under four-foot pressure, taken from the franKnn
Puper-AIill and the works below. Thls properly,
from It's central location and water privileges for
manufacturing purposes, may be CONSIDERED among
the most valuable now In the market.
TERMS: Ouc-third cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added, secured By deed Of trust
A plat Of the above property may be seen al the
Office Of the auctioncer. ,r>,-e
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctonecr. ia
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionccrs aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bunk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Bile LANDS NEAR RICIIMQND, BElSCi
A PART OF THE CRA1GTON. EsTAIEi;I1h
execution OF a decree OF the Circuit Court OF hen
rico entered on the 9TH October 1870 III tne case OF
al NJ Smith aud ais. 20. Christians executor ano
ais the undersigned, u. special COMMISSIONS ,a
therelr u3pointcd will sell ut auction, upon inc
PREMISES. on MONDAY, I'D Of january, 1872. COM
inencing at T. O'Clock NJ. the following LAN1S,
being a part Of the Craigton estate, OF when inc
latc Dr. William A. Christian died seized, lylnS ABOUT
three and one-alf miles cast OF Richmond: ,,.n
First, the PRICE TRACT: containing IVY
II SDRE D AND SEVENTI-SENES AND
THREE-TENTIIS ACRES. lying near the craig
ton road; about 100 acres high land, ana tne re,
lnundcr including about3o acres OF WOODS III SECOND
low grounds and meadows, suitable for grass ano
corn. ,. ae.,, ,,-os
cuci living on each side Of the Craigton road, NOS;
| and Being cleared; Nc. 3, onc-lalf cleared, ana
The other in wood, some of them very hcaVy. Inc
sale nf those lots will commence with No. tnercsl
tlccitv) nIhl proceed In regular order.
These luusS are well adapted to trult-growlng ana
trucking. Isle uplan.ls light, quick anu pro
f,Ictyr: the bottom land is very rich. the access
70 the CITY is by good roads, and the ncghborhocd Is
good aud Improving. ~ 49,,
TERMS: Ono fourth cash; balance at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. WIN IN
tcrt.x added. Tftle retained by the court until the
notes arc paid. Purchaser TO pay taxes Tor 1871.
John \. COKE, Commissioner.
(Dr-pDS e. WI1 AuctionPcrS. 1a6
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
i ABLE PROPERTY, IN NEW, NM I'm, SOJ,u m n,
AuCTiON.-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed
by R. G. Farley on the goth of March, 1886, ana pelng
thereto required by the creditor secured thereby,
viii sell ut public auction, ut Tupstall's satl0n on
the Richmond and York River railroad, on WE =,
NESDAY. 9th Of january, 1872, ut O'Clock Z; N.,
Kcnt county, called PROVIDENCE IORGE;"
and containing. about FoTETEENS IN, HIND, u ~
we'll known to require further description.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray EXPENSE OF
sale and the balance Of the debt secured by the deco
(say about sl3sO and the residue upon such Ierlns
rs said Farley may direct. ,rr.,, ,,-.,,.o.
cRrnRs o WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. tals
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BE- Cook s. Laughton, Auctionees'
,or,cr Governor aud Franklin streets.

FURNITURE AND BAR-FIATURESO OF
THr, NEWMARKET HOTEL AT AUG
:rIoS Mr. A. Rlenner intending TO remove from
the Scw-aIrket Hotel corner siXth ana Marshall ar ssd
instant nj 10 o'clock, at that place, the FURNITURE,
&c in the building. consisting Of -rf
n01iiBI + and 81 SGLE BEDSTEADS,
FEATUER BEDS, i EDDING, and Mat
TRESSES; .e
NAuOtiANY and other TABLES,
BUREAUS, WARDROBES, ENGRAFlNGS,
Several excellent HEATING STOYES,-r.,,
A large lot of GLASSWARE, CROCkEh1, IA"
BILE CUTLERY;
SETTLES. CHAIRS, GLASS CASES, SC;
Tie KEY and GOODWILL Of the DARKROOM.
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