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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-15
BY d. *. Wcisiger, Auctioneer,
lois Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" TEEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON HUNTER tCOWARD1N AEENIEl,
BUCHANAN, AND CAMBRIDGE STREETS
in "SNELLINGS'S PLAN" TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, At AUCTlON.--By virtue of a decree
of the County Court of Chesterfield county. April
term 1872, In the suit of Avis tt ais. rs. Samuel
Hastings, administrator, ct ais, we Will SELL on FR-
DAY the 10Th of April, 1872, on the premises, the
following LOTS In SnclliEgss plan:
Lots Nos. q, -, 20, 50, and 81, front OH the west
side of Cowardin (Huncr) street 81 each. anu run
back $50 feet to alley ten feet wide between Wall
and Buchanan streets, and south Of Mrs. ED. ards
residence.
LOIS nos. 60 and TO front OH the west side Of CO.
wardin fHunter) street feet EACH AMI run back $50
feet to an alley ten feet wide.
Lots Nos 81, So g., f3 and 60. front OH the north
side Of anridgc street 90 feet each. and run back
lis feet inches. ,
Lots Nos. d. ID, IS. and IS front on the south side
of Buchanan street 60 feet each and run back lis
feet inches.
These lots are in an eligible and desirable location
and an improving part OF. Manchester; some Oh
them cannot I've surpassed. Persons desiring to pur-
chase vacant property seldom find better opporttl-
nitv, and should attend this sale.
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance on credlt CT
four eight and twelve months. fer negotiable notes.
interest at six pcr cent. added and title retained until
purchase money Is paid
Taxes for 1872 to he paid by the purchasers.
JAMES a. CLARKE, / Commissioners
BENJAMIN Ii. NASH.} .oiiiihl'Si''ieis.
N"' = apl5
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AMENITIES OF WESTERN EDITORIAL LIFE
The red-headed and ribald wretch who edits
the Sunday Singer has lately been strainins
his giant intellect in the production of that
very delicate and finely-tiayored species OF
wit which consists in the invention of spu.
rious middle names for the subjects of his So
tire. We appreciate this sort Of humor, but
we do not like to indulge I'M it. 1t is too ex.
hatsting. But we can do it. For instance {:
The name of the saturnine and sorrel-topped
gladiator Of the Singer is Enos B. Reed.
We don't know what the B" represents in
the grand combination, but we will assume
il to mean Booty, Beat, Balloon, Blk, Biokc,
Boanerges, Bunghole, Bots, Butter, Bingo,
Bose, Bass, pumpkin, Basgs, Barber, Bat,
Baby. Backsheesb, BLckmsil, Bandanna,
Bandicoot, Bard, Baubce, Beans, Beast,
Beauty, Boots, Bedaub, Bespatter, Blinker,
Blowhard, Bogey, Boar, Booty, Brass, Bray.
Beer, Bricktop, Buehu, Bugle, Buaoon, or
BuzZard, and we have wit enough in sim
glc paragraph to lust the Singer twelve
month. 1t isn't so very ealnusting, after
all.--Rer. 6. {. Harding, IN the Indianapolis
Ereaans journal.
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Enr tho I)iSrlItCh.

Fee or phycc. and al almost endless vi.
ricty of spcllings, desiS'mtcs very sehcia,,s
In the South small. worthless cur. ~.
debbips in that ar fec, jefferson Woula 81!
a dozen times day, and shake ms era!
head doubtfulIy." Putnam's Magazine, Au,
gust. 1869 1t is evidently the last small
remnant of the old English .tmS,'ng cur
quoted as fpistng hound in WrightS FRO
yincial Dialects. Mares gives nearly inc
whole process of gradual corruption: fol>t-
in.--foistv -foiSt--fyst--fycc and Grosr NJ
ready has it ty>t. Hal'iwell describes inc
fo!,ting dc. as kind Of lap-dog; so called
from its bad habits, which often had to serve
o. an excuse for the sins Of the owner =
6st,,,1 hound. also, is mentioned as KING OF
spaniel in IarriSnn's England. rgc 2"o.--
.,L,!, Pc IcrC---.' im,I1"aH'SlHS," pdg" al.
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\ TowS OF LuSATICS.--When the grave
digger in Hamet"---we think it WAS the
rrave-digger--cited England as Il part OF the
globe where all were crazy, he had never
evidently, heard of the village of Gheel, IN
Flanders, not far from Antwerp, the home OF
100 free and independent lunatics. Rarely
does anybody go to Gheel, unless that body
be dcmcnted. Occasionally, however, casual
strangers find their way there, and bring
back with them strange stories OF what
and whom they have seen. One OF this class
not long since made 4 Journey to Ghccl.
TO reach it, he crossed, in light wagon, a
broad track of unproductile moorland,
living brown and bare, with the Wlnd
blowing drcarily across it. The VII
lage reached, the houses were found TO
be mostly old and tottering, low in size, ana
the wide street. on either side of which they
lie, is quite .raSs-grown. As he drove along
| this street to the shabby inn Of the place a
| few foot passengers were met walking
| lesurcly up and down. These Gazed at tho
unfamiliar sight Of the wagon i'll their streets,
and in their blank and dcnth:likc faces the
| traveller recognized insanity. They were
representatives of the insane inhabitants ol
| the town. some of whom are cared for IN th(
inrlnary, a large and imposing building o.
stone, with two stately wings. The more
reasonable among the paticnts--who are Q
I'LL casses---arc allowed to associate and live
with the villagers--a system adopted us
remedy for thcr alliiction. AT the time
of this visit there were 100 people, more
or less, mad in the town, Of whom some
thirty-tive only were in the intirmary
The whole colony is under the direction
OF one head physician. Nearly all the house,
in the village are temnted by the insane
people, and how they conduct themselves is
thus described by the tourist who visited the
sad. quaint town Right and left upon the
street. in front Of the houses or just behind
the windows, sat the mad people, most Of
them with their chairs leaning up against TIT
wall, and nodding and laughing Mt me as
passed by them. Others sat lost in them
selves, or walked grmly and silently up ant
down, occasionally throwing up their WIG
or deadencd eyes. Before and around them
Oh the sidewalks, played the children
happy, healthy, 1aycned-haired little things
thoughtlessly wrapped up in their game O
bal" Washington Patriot.
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AuctiuDGcrs and Real Estate Agents,
1li3 Main strcc,.
T,RUS TEE'S SALE OF FRANrl
IliIEI INC ANn [ ~, o. ...rI -.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAVrn
L DWELLING AND Lot OK CArUAFi<.
STREET, SEAR BRlCK-IARD or GIiN, .
DAVIS, AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY ~
Of April, ls1?. on the premises, a, clock J. H.
will proceed TO sell. In execution of decd CT tr.
to me ~ trustee, (eIug required to do by tie ir
efciary theren,l from Mrs. Cat!rrInr scha.! Ter.
ing date on the 9Th day Of July. l3s9 duly OF re-
In the clerks Office of the Chancery Court for n,
city OF Richmond, default having been maGr III he
payment Of the obligation named and stt,r,.d i,
said deed, the REAL ESTATE describe! Fl, SAIL
trust deed follows-to Wit: All thu, cer,ain Tn
OF LAND, with tie Improvement, thereon rirs
and being in the city OF Richmond rs rcrrstiy -.
tended. being part Of Lot No. L. IL plan and
survey annexed To and recorded with ,e'. BERN
date 9Th September, 1873, from David >. Sagu,!,r,
and wife to NJ. VI. Lacy"
The improvements consist Of Il FEtNLn
DWELLING with four ROOMS: kitchen. hc.
The lot has front Of about 80 feet on tie sur'l
side of Catharnc street by $50 feet deep.
TERMS Oue-third cash: balance at SIX AMI lycl~o
months, for negotiable notes. & per cent. ui,-,,,,
added, and secured by trust deed on the properly
=. VI. LEE. Tru-:,r
Sale conductedby LEE & GOODIES, Ancton,,l.
an IL
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From the New York Citizen
sbtaly n Day.

- BY MrL.tE W. CARPENTER.
The day comes up and tl,c night comes do WI,
Tho ships 90 out through the fog on tii' '"''
And the sunlight lies like yellow crow crow.
On The beautiful mountains lar r Mia and gray,
But round nc the shadows keG ,p,
For have had my 'I!
I have had my day!
Ny own shin never came back 70 I'M ,,,n sr,rc
Maybc II was wrecked on t ~, On.
sn,f, mover KNOWN foreiRh %. ,.,ore,
S n,', i, never came lack to INC any NOR
p "' u'oJ have nothing more tos"!'
-" ! have had my Gay:
have had my day
,uo, "a tend. for my loves sweet SAKE
ms s w IL, Of roses about my door,
unn,cring which he would pass or Wo''' ta"1'
m does any,hinSS m 9sn alw sy siay,
Aud have had my Gay
/ have had my day!
rho birds Of summer will come and 60
The beautiful light viii iadc iro,n sGc '''"e'
Rut WHY should we weep and worry so'
II Is only what wise God wills
SUMMER and sweetness will pass away;
But have had my day
have had my day!
Jco,nc and 70, wake and | sleep
live MS the people about me DO.
Such love as Is given fry To Eccp
Hut nothing is pleasant. and nothing new
Others NAV sing. and DC bonny ana gay
Bat IL am tired
have had my day.
The sweetest story Is soonest tnld; , r,
Faces grow wriikicd that once have hCcn ia!r:
The dcarcs, treasures Will slip from our hoin,
And threads of gray streak the GohieHc>' h"''
But what docs II matter any more
We all have our day.
have bad my day.
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= nv Thort, Is W. Reese, Anetiorcer,
- es9so 1af Tsnfnffl street - =

GRAND SPECIAL, SALE 0F ,JAp ! y,
- tEISfEiTg6sAt store No sa1 Main street
ner Tenth, on WEDNEsDAY THURSDAY q ,n FL u
DAY, and SATURDAY April II; III ~ o ahh ~
eth itho any as The finest md most extensive col
lection brought to this country s1mprsne !
~, sen and Hong Kong, consisting Of an Immense
VARIETY of rare, unique, beautiful, and useful wares
MUHAKA, SANDAL, WAY; fspiSSE,n, ssfhdS
and C0IORED STRAW WORK, .PIkE-PK0ot
and RARE POKCgLhlSS,t Ch sHI4GI, " Sh hREs
e.. '' THOMAS W. KEESEE,
"o, -, Auctioueer.
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BY Lee & GoddiIl,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAM EN-
L CINE, CORN-MILL, AND YAhuABL,FE
REAL ESTATE, AT THE HEAD OF SHOChOE
GREEN, IN ADhMS'S VALLEY.-As trustee In q
deed OF trust from Joseph IIaycrstraw and wife
hearing date It'll April 1911, duly rccoricdfn Henrlc9
County Court, shall In execution Thereon, proceed
to sell ut public auction, at the machine shop OF
Messrs Sloat & Addngton. on Cary and Fifteenth
streets, at IL O'Clock ~. on MONDAY the I'D April,
1872, an excellent STEAM ENGINE, and on thG
estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting OF
LOT OF THREE ACRES, adjoining the lands OF
Robert Stanards estate and Others with GKiSI
MILL thereon Also tract of II 3l7-I000 ACR ELS
OF LAND adjoining tie above, with large brick
dwelling thereon covered with slate.
While the deed requires cash sale TO INC exWnL OF
the debt secured thereby, 1t Is more than probable
that other and more liberal terms Will be announced
ut the hour vi sale.
,,,, Trustee.
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.5'sfsTa by Wellington Godtlin,
q Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent
.orror Eleventh, and Bunk streets

rTyRUsTEESs SALE OF A "A RG z
i BRICK DWELLING CoyERlEsn , VIII
SLATE) AT THE HEAD OF vALL,IEsr1I Si.E n5,Irf
Given sS ACEEs OF MEAboW-LAND At
TACIIED-By virtue OF deed Of trust !. 70
the subscriber by Joseph Haverstraw, bearing date
tie Eth OF October, 1870, duly recorded IN Henric9
County Court shall, In execution thereon, proceeu
to sell nc public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY the 22d OF April, 1872, at O'Clock I.
b. II fair, If not the first fair dry thereafter por
tio1, of the REAL ESTATE conveyed y the s;ia
deed, consisting Of the LARGE BRICK DWELL,
ING covered viii, slate now osGEIied ~ ts s 1F
LAND attached, the same to be divided into lots to
suit purchasers This property Is admirably aaapte e
n,irposes as It is within short distance Of tie
workshops of the Chesapeake and ONO Railroad
COMPANY The dwelling Is large enough for two
families and could easily be altered TO accomplish
that object.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, nm autho-
rizcd TO accept In lieu OF c;lsh Onc-fourth cash :
balance Mt three, six, and nine months for negotia-
bile notes Interest added, secured by trust deed
ap s-eodtd W. GoDDlS, lrustee.
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Ey Hill K Gcddin, Auctivnecs-
No. Hes N.iii street.

T;IGUTE-TIIREE i T. \ L I 7 / /
II BUDDING LOTS ~ HUrEUN.r. MAR
lIARvIE FOR SALE AZ \ yet 10 I'm
TUESDAY the 10Th Of April. h,2. "" ",l, IL
EIGUTY-THREE LOIS beyond IN" ws..;'rn r.l-
porac lue OF the city. adjoining llIr'.r. nl",r 81
Ashland, Robinson, and Nil:e; STREET. lW-" M'
are among the mos: beautiful IN siM@tlUnc'"r {
fcrc,i in that s"ct"n having u" excel tpaa'i+ ,'r-
rn;nhngs. Each lot fronts - feet "!tirAdG'.iI
$50 feet.
property on the western hOrder 81 III" ciy All -
;.ntton Is called IT, t!Ic tiuiust certain r.'.G'ifD@
tie street railroad 10 llar' 'c. The Cry hammer
has been authorized 10 grade the st.gc; l1I!ns !"
rhis ground from the present terminus vi 'il' >.ti
road Thc,s: lots arr not l,oeV yarn from ,ho "l't
gate OF Hollywood Cemetery.
small Investments and have Large prHhis' Nil ~
we'll to have this sale In mind
TERMS: Onc-third cash: la!ancr 'lN an ''n''
months ,t six ncr cent HILL 4 GnDp!N.
ana hm,ti"w"T-.
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RICHMOND, VA, April T., 1872.
Dear Dispatch May an answer to "W Or
cester's query in to-day's Dispatch not be
found in the German word |" fcist :'-meaninS
"at'-thc generality OF dogs termed fest "
being fat and consequently saucy ana quar-
rcSome.
This is merely suggestion to the student
of the origin of languages.
Respectfully. CHURCH iiih'''
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, aa
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
l. DENCE No 1O7 WEST CLAY STREET FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON:-By, request Of DR.. X. \.
Hudson, who has purchased residence more con-
upon the premises. on FRIDAY, 10Th April. ct $
o'clock j. NJ, the property above referred 10; lying
Oh the south side Of Clay street just above ADAMS
street. and two doors beyond the residence OF fiSnt
Rev. Bishop +. VI. Whittle.
Its a double BRICK HOUSE with eleven rooms:
has water gas and bath arrangements Also. 4 brick
Kitchen With four rooms, stable, carriaSt-housc
&c. :: and grounds we'll orrameuted with shr,ibbery
and flowers.
embraces Il fine garden, with choice irult-tices.
Strawberries. and usparagus-hcds. This Is Il
Thoroughly pleasant aud delightful home. In an eN-
rclent ncigiborLOod. and should attract tic att:-
ton of those In search uf such property
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
,,,1a AuctonecrS.
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Is J.llllrs VI. Taylor
Ecal Esttrc Agent ana Ai.c,tn@c"r.
Office. NJ. llla Main street.
TI'HAT NEAT + \ VI + DWELLi\

WHAT NEAT FRAME DWELLING
L $50 n2) ON TIE WEST SIDE or CHEEKY
BETWEEN MAIN AND tAi!i STHEEj>. AHH
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BtlLDtHt, LOTS, iuH
SALE AT AUCT1CN.-Nii be sold Oh " LiiNE>-
O'Clock L. NJ. that comfortable FRAME DIV ELL.
ING Us above located. containing: i've royu.>, a@i
kitchen with two rooms: al In gcu'! crGrr. Let =
by I'm feet TO an alley.
Also. SEVEN VACANT LOTS, i"'ai>! a. t..
iowsyiL.. two on Cherry stree. ":c cn t'!f u'.rr
Pine street. two on Pine near l.'iTi!rrC s''c. s,J
two on China strcct-cach having 'front.' q; 7.pu' "A
by $50 feet. The :.boye-cScrbcJ property is Ia asst
part of the city which Is rapidly llrpr"'!"E.
TERMS Our-thld cash: tiI2 balance a ~ En'
twelve months for negotiable nDtcs. Interest a. '
aud occuled by deed Of trust.
~ II JAMES II. TAYLOR. .!m'nr'.r.
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BY James l.. AppcrsoH.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti"nc"r.
No. lois Main street,

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiu !,
4 sci on the promises, OF FRIDAY. kirll :.
l.72. at O'Clock +. NJ, the DESIRABLE EGilk
DWELLING No. Jl2. On the west side 81 So. 81
between Clay and Leigh streets. O"cupi,j by -
Paul's Home" containing ten rooms: vii, wa 2
rul"rrt. ;1ts. &r.: and BRICK hiICULt. i.
Lot So by 1870 feet.
Also. IA handsome VACANT LOT on tie =.
side Of Eighth, north Of Lc!gii street. S. Ly - &c
tO al alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS: Liberal and made known = saic,
M lI-,,is }. J.. APPEHSON. tn,ttfr.s-
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BY A. &. PMlIEam. nuctinnnnr
RY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE

"a VINIUE UF y DEGREE OF TINE
~ Chancery Court Of Richmond pr,nGrI,,ss -
the Gu day OF April 1872, In the case 81 DjcEir.
rs Dickinson II al the undersigned c0ryTnisfrh
viii offer for sale at public auction. on JirSi.J
Tie ?sd Of April at O'Clock 7. ". dcsir,lJ, -
OF GROUND, with FRAME DWElIJSG ,j ',rI
on containing three rooms. The lot front. a f. Of -.
streets, running buck lio feet more or .,s r.
property Is In that portion Of the city when i ,
rapidly improving. '" = MT
TERMS: Ohe-third cash: and the balance IN 81,
and nine months for Negotiable note. n@rr,a ~ -
trust Decd bearing interest at six per cent 1er -,
mum. A. NOISE II, 49,
apli Special Commission
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Nv paluc, Cubcn & Co., Auctioueers.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
i ! On WEDNESDAY,, nth instant, commencing
ut 10 o'clock, we will sell at our warehouse very
large and attractive stock OF
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Including nm invoice of very fine goOds-MEN,S and
BOYS' WOOL. FUR and SILK HATS, STRAW
GOODS. TRAVELLING BAGS, HOSIERY,
SMALL WARES, POCKET CUTLERY, &c, &c.
We invite the attention of city and country mer-
chants to this large SALE 1t Is comprised only OF
seasonahe aud desirable goods, which Will be SOLD
without limit or reserve.
PAINE, CABELL q CO,
,p1s Auctioneers.
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Nv Grrbh, K Williams.
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main and Ba9h'

VERY VALUABLE FARM or TWO
HUNDRED AND F1FTl-THREE \, i! ::
TIE FORMER RESIDENCE oE TIE "a =:
JOHN POE, FOR SALE ~ AtSTIG = -, -
Inc I6th of APRIL, al 1 O'Clock 4. IL. the Ilhl
VALUABLE FARM. containing aL9ut I"',
HUNDRED and FlF1Y-TIFREE ACRES. nr1a'
NIL cleared. 1t lies on the williamsburg 'Dti''''
one and threc-Iuartcr miles from RirMmoni. j.,
improvements are a brick dwelling WITH FIX T'""',
and pantry, and brick kitchen with I'VE rH", ' ri
usual out-buildings. There il Young Spp.c '' 'i
of choice fruit tie farm weIl wutercd AMI ltaiM,
It's n,:irlcss to tie city, and on" "f tie h.i !S'
out Of the city, and on both -de:' OF INC t''
make 1t very Desirable FOR rerScnS Ni',ics !" '''-
TERMS: At sale.
4 plat OF the farm at our Office.
GKCBBS < WILLIAMS.
ANN huCCr"",.
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LOTS,

tLos. wishinr 10 PURCHASE, LEASE, or RENT.
free OF any charge unless disposed Of, OF expense
incnrresey direction Of the h, owner ssr,soy eco
Es,tl Estate Agents and Aucth'ncsia,
mhe.-3m llt3 Main street, Kiclmond Va,
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~ WRITE OF 4 DECREE OF

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF
ID Chesterfield County Court entered al the April
term thereof, ls7a in the casc Of Waynack IS. Per-
rvs administrator. wcwl sell nj pubic auction on
iS7.. at o'clock J.. NJ, Two DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS, in Marx addition 10 I,L thS town
rontiny 20 feet seven inches OF the south side OF
thccxtcnsion OF Hull street, and LOT fronting on
said street near the Petersburg turnpike IL" icct.
and r,lnnin. hack OF the north side l05 feet and Oh
the south side los feet As these lots arc In that portion
Of the town which IL most rapidly improving par,
ties Wishing To make good investments VIII DO wei
10 attend the sale.
TrHys: Ouc-third cash halauce In three, siN.
and nine months for u"gutia'lc nccs interest added
and title to be retained ultii nursftse mons! L.
paid. AMbEfS 1LhkhE,
an Est commissioners
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BY Wellington Goddin,
huctipuccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXCELLENT STORE AND DWELL
a. ING, AND TWO VACANT LOTS ON
NHO0EE AVENUE, OPPOSITE TO ST. FRAN
rES DE SALES, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-At
the request Of the present owner shall sell at a!lc-
April, l47. ut o'clock I. NJ, that excellent SrOk +
and DIV ElLlNG located us above now occnplcd ny
Mr. Gottcih Frick. but formerly by Dir. Lohe
tiimm. , 49,
The lot has front of .cI feet and depth of le5
feet to an alley The store and dwelling are In g"cd
order. and very conveniently arranged Tor bloliic%s
purposes. . ,, -.
Also Lot No. 3, .sxlo5 feet to said alley ;uid Lot
No s. oSxn5 feet to said alley and both fronting OH
tie west line of Brooke avenue. ,
TERMS: Very liberal, to lie made known ut the
hour of sale -
10 " d. doDDlN hu''i'b'Si'
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

r ANDS.-I have III my hands for sale
IL LANDS, In large and small quantities, In almost
every section OF the State. A number of them are
large rst-class estates, spleIdd improvements,
and desirably located. ..F.s
GEORGE Al. DRETRY,
an ie-Im l0l4 Main street
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TOR RENT, a DESIRABLE STORE, ca
Il with rooms suitable for any kind Of blsi- LEI
ness. Apply on the premises. No. 316 Sixth, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioncers and Rial Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh etreet between alalll anu bahh.
COlIMISSIONERS'S SALE OF A LARGE
" NUMBERS OF HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING MtNcHESTER:-ln execu--
ton of decree Of the Clianccry Court Of Rcllnonl
entered on 18th July. ISL III the ease OF llolnd
and wife cS Ferguson a Gis. the Undersigned Spe-
cial commissioners thereby appointed, VIII sell III
auction, upon the premises. on ! thursday the itl
day of April, commenting ut O'Clock L. S.. about
TEN ACRES of the =" Iardgrovc" place. whercon
said Holland resides, lying just without the limits OF
Manchester. in an elevated and healthy location.
overlooking Manchester and Richmond and ailorti-
ing 4 beautiful prospect.
The land In he sold lies south Of the dwelling and
on the cast side of cambridge street, and III be laid
off into about SEVENTY-FIFE BEAUTIFUL.
BUILDING LOTS, each fronting 30 feet and running
back 1870 feet To alleys fronting on eooI streets.
By reason of their prominent and pleasant situa-
tIor and cCnlratiSe ncarI>5 TO the manufactures
and shops In Manchester. Richmond. and OF Belle
Isle and OH the extension of Ninth street, leading IT,
the free bridge. and about half pile from said
bridge these lots should bc sought after by persons
seeking good building sites 1t low prices. and Ivy
those wishing to invest with reference to steady
and rapid increase in value.
A plat of the property may I've seen ut the ONCE OF
the auctioneers
TERMS: Ouc-foIrth cash; balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes with intc-
rest added AMI titles retained until the credit install
ment. are uaid +. VI. CONNER.
\. u. WILLIAMS.
Commissioners
CRUBRs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-15

EOR RENT, \ HOUSE WITH FOUR g.
4 rooms, aud kitchell well and q cistern :EE::::s
on Fourth street between Bakera Duyal, No. $40.
Apply Oh the premises. up l2-3tT