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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
Tie Ouagga, n Substitute for the Horse

From the CINCINNATI commercial.
Probably most of our readers know
no more about the quagga than what
they have learned by seeing its picture
in the school biographies or in books
of African travel. Many naturalists
think that Africa was the original coun
try of the horse, and there is very lit
tie doubt that it was in Northern Africa
that the horse was first brought under
the subsection of man. In Africa, also,
the quagga is found, and there, in like
manner, it has been domesticated. The
quagga has the form, light figure, and
small head and ears of the horse 1t is
swift aud strong, docile and obedient,
and easily domesticated. 1t is capable
of every variety of service per-
formed by the horse, and naturalists
say that, by little care on the part of
man, it might be rendered an exceed
ingly valuable beast of burden. 1t is
about four feet high at the shoulders
and neck, has slender legs, and an ash
nine tail. 1t is an exceedingly beauti-
full animal Its neck and fore parts are
dark brown, elegantly striped, with
broad black bands; it has dark line
on the back; it's hinder parts are light
brown, and it has white legs. Button
believed that the quagga was originally
a hybrid between the horse and zebra !;
but if this be SO, its hybridity has not
intertered with its permanent powers
of propagation. 1t has an advan-
tage over the horse, in that
its flesh is very savory, though of
rather coarse fibre, which makes it all
the more attractive to the natives. The
horse has been eaten, and, at the pre-
sent day, is used for food to some ex-
tent in Paris but horse meat is too
rank for the palate, and the attempts
of French saU0ns to introduce it among
the higher classes have not been sue
cessful. There would be no such diff
ticulty in regard to the quagga. Quag-
gas are found wild in large herds on the
plains of Southern Africa; and though
swift and alert they are not hard to
catch. They could be brought to this
country successfully by the thousands
in the course of year or two. Some
years ago an Englishman took num-
Der of quaggas to London, and the
people were delighted at seeing in the
streets team of quaggas harnessed to
a currcle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
All road.

A SPECIAL dispatch from Berlin to the Lon
don Times says forty landed p1opriotors will
probably be elevated to the peerage, to qualify
them for seats in the upper house of the
Landstsg.
A DISPATCH from Rome SAYS five persons
who were prominently connected with the
movement TO hold radical meeting IN that
city yesterday have been arrested and will
be tried on charge Of high treason No dis
turhances followed ,his action of the Govern
ment authorities, and the city remains quiet
GALES continue in the English Channel. and
have been very destructive in the vicinity of
DeranpOrt. Her majesty's transport steamer
Himalaya arrived there. and while boa. be-
longing 10 her was making the shore it cap
sized. Ten seaman were drowned
TuE Carlists continue to be troublesome in
Spain.
AFE>I,N leader in the North OF England
named U'Haulon, who was allied IN a buavi
with Que Sweeney, was buried at Darlington
on Friday. His funeral was the occasion OF an
immense as>gme.age OF Feuiaus, who made
an exciting demonstration against the police.
ANOTHER successful attack upon the insur-
gents in the Eastern Department OF Cuba is
reported.
1Hr lets e.atcr ct tho French Assembly has
drawn az @ b,d proIaugug Thjors term tour
years, providing for a Nce.prtsident. Who
shall succeed the President in case of rpsi-ra-
ton or death the r,sidunt ana vice.
President TO be eligible TO office only
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
Withdrawal from Circulation.

The one dollar gold pieces, it's an
nounced, are to be withdrawn from CIR
culation. In the time when gold ana
silver were the common currency q the
country a very large number OF then
we're in circulation, but these have been
gradually absorbed until now not mncu
more than twenty millions Of them are
ont. These will be called il at once
remelted and coined into larger de-
nominations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05

A BOY. writing composition on
:, Extremes, remarked tlat We should
enleayor to avoid extremes. Especlai
" those Of wasps and bees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yarrr.
VI ABLE REAIf ESTATE ATAtTfsTloy, %
virtue OF q decree prcnourced by the Chine y
Cont the city Of Rsehmcndo the st OF Jniy ~
In the case OF LunpklnE eXecutrtx re- Ke,s4s ~
others, The undersi9 nef, special gi
oaer for sale ct auctign, on the premlses Of. PR
DAY the nth day OF October, 1877. at the teur ~ g.
NJ, that valuable REAL ESTATEof Which Rah n, -
Lnmpkin died seized and possessed. siinstsg nr'
Birch alley, fronting On the east side OF said .s W
l7st feet, and running back In depth between ns,
alel lines lie feet to the rear Of said properly
this portion OF the land four substantial rf
BUILDINGS, capacions and well built, and al
two FRAMED HOUSES. ' siso
The other portion OF the land fronts 90 feet =,
the west Side OF said Birch street or aIley and
back In depth about I2s feet to an alley ben fee,
wide, connecting With Broad street, Win t r.
FRAMED HOUSES located thereon. -" NO
Tire property bas been sub-divided into lots -.
convenient size with reference 10 the bijdinos a..
the plat Of survey can be seen ut The offrn ~ 81
auciiomeer until the day Of sale. - ''F
The property win he sold either as 4 whole a, =.
cording to said plat Of division, as may be tssned
best at the sale.
1t is so well known as to render further desrrin.
valuable as investment, II Is bcliere 10 I've ,Ii
adapted to manufacturing purposes. and Is Ioca,cI
near 10 the present depot and lands OF the fres,
peakc and Ohio Railroad Company.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs 10 ore fourth az ,bo
proceeds OF sale residue on credit In cgln rstI
meBts, at g. IL, and Is months. With Interest al w.
cent, the purchaser 10 execute Negotiable 0ocs a.
he deferred payments. and titie retained I'm cor
reyance Is directed by The colfIt.
Sale to be conducted BY $. 4. DAVIS, Anctior,ecr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
49,, : - :, MIA ,Trnycys.

Tbat s,ewsy fellow John, OF TIE New
YORK san. is off again. He picked up the
following items at oswego, N. T.:
talked to-day with an oswegonian aoorst
sunstrokes.
Saws |. "There is nothing that's warm AZ
ter it's dead ma, -.
after they are dead"
Saws I. "Oh, you mean wicked iolGs. :.
Saws he. no. ] don't mean wicked ioiks."
Saws /, "Plcase tell Inc what's warm after
It's dead"
saws he. any dear sir, roast peanuts and
boiled eggs are warm after they are dead.
He then tied his fur cap under his chm anu
wadcd across the bridge
II YOU want to he reminded of the days OF
your childhood watch fly crawling through
rlate Of soft butter, and ii 1t uoesh re-
mind YOU OF wading through the SNOW 10
cet TO school then nothing will, and cow
patb wouldn't remind you OF the milky way.
In tact, you're not susceptible.
People here have small feet, but large
sboes lit 'em best. saw a pair OF feet to-
dov. They were htchcd to man. asked
Mrn where his derrick was to hoist 'em. lie
d;,lr,t tell me. Those feet were too large 70
oef ipfo any place smaller than camp-nlcct-
inc. ian thew couldn't get in there without
masbin.f the mourncrs. Those ola WOODEN
boots in Chatham street would tit them.
'rhcv wo;fsd do to travel with lnenaeaf'e
ia hitch the elephant to. l told the owner
so, which didn't please hun. ,,r,
Green mlskmelons are in blossom. IheS
arc unhealthy. once gave chiid lhat Was
tecthinp eight, ana it ate the whole Oh ,elli.
I, no,ifiyely refused to eat more, anu al
thorrh / always thought that mlskme IONS
were perfcctly harmless, they made thaf
cl,;ld quite sick. and when told its NO thcr
what | had done, although had always
thought females were perfectly harmless, she
made me quite sick too. :.
saw many tow-boats to-day and it wasn't
4 good day for tow-boats either. A tow
boat amt like Il man. A man has toes DC
fore. and q tow-boat has its lows behind y
tow-bost towing q lot of boats always re-
minds me of q woman going through the
street with twenty totwenty-iiTc Of her chill
dren following her.
Wherra man LODGES and eats III q house at
so much q week it is called board II Is called
board because you have to plank down your
money for it.
In Oswego a man lives who is great eater
After meal he can't walk, so he I,as bulIt q
house on top Of hill, and store at tue loo'
of if. After a meal he rolls down dill TO the
store. If he ever eats meal at tire store II
will be bad for him getting home. stanley
has rot rivers running up hill. Perhaps TINS
old cuss can roll up hill.
A Celtic fenmle-cousin of Rosin the
Bow-to-day threw some warm tar over an
other female 1t was pitched battle. Inc
female who got the most tar is pronounced
by eminent physicians to be Waterproof
This decision is rough on whiskey.
Part of this town is for Grant, and Iaf'
for Greeley. JOHN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY lin & Goddln,
Real Estate Agents and h,tctioncers,
No. HOS Main street.

ok NEW FRAME DWELLINGS ON
- THE CORNER OF NICHOLSON STREET
AND WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, ROCKETS,
FOR SALE At AUCTIUN.-On SATURDAY The
5b Of October. 1872 on the premises, ut O'Clock p.
NJ. we will sell SIX DWELLINGS, each with three
rooms located us described nbovc.
These houses are Cutircy new, built In a very sub
staul manner aud are all rented at rates that pay
a good profit on The Investment. Each tenement hts
front of IS feet, with depth Of 50 feet more or
less. Well of water for use Of the premises.
Being near the location OF Ihe depot OF the Chesa-
pcatc and Ohio railroad, they will always command
fair rent, and the FERNS upon which they arc TO he
sold offers still greater inducements for parties to in
vest.
TERMS: One-lftl cash: balance at 8, Il, IS, "a and
80 months. with per cent interest, secured by 4
trust deed. HILL & GOtJDlN-
Oco Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctio1cers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULY vALU

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULY VALU-
l. ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MhSCHESTER.-By virtue OF a dcs d Of trust exc
cuted by Mary Powell and William I. Clopton.
trustee FOR Mary Powell dated Oh the 18th day of
December 1886, to " VI. Lee, trustee, aud duty re-
corded in tie County Court clerks Office of Ches-
terrified county, j.. Is. vol. as page isl, shall, In
execution thereof, proceed " sell at public auction
on the premises. on SATURDAY, October 18th,
1872. 1t O'Clock L. a., THREE DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS, froIting on Perry street "a feet
each. running hac, l65 feet aud known In the plan
OF said town rs lot No. "a I'm two of the above
described lots there is good DOUBLE FRAME
TEN EMENT, which is nov being pat In thorough
repair. This property lies within two squares Of
makes IL rs desirable aly property In the town.
TERMS: OHe-fourth cash balance in four eight
and twelve months, Cor negotiable notes bearing
SIX per cent. Interest, secured by deed of trust
NM. LEE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by MOODY & RoYALs. Alto
tOmCerS. Hesr % 3-5t 1h,S,Tu,F&S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
lll3 Main. street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A / A R G 2
RPICK DWEIIING AND LOT ON THE
WEST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET Re
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS IS
AUCTION.-BeIng required to execute the propl-
tee bearing date on the lath day Of September 1870,
and duly recorded in the clerks office OF the Chaii-
cery Coirrt Of the city OF Richmond In d.. 3. s2 g.
D. S. shall proceed to scil by auction on the prem.
t5cs on THURSDAY the I'd OF October is ~. al
o'clock ?. NJ, that part If the real. EsIAtE DC
scribcd In said deed. us Is hereinafter mentioned,
consisting of u BRICK DWELLING with three
floors one in the basement and two above with thrcG
rooms on each floor. besides Closets win gas anu
houses, in good repair and lot IS SO feet located
as above - -
TERMS Enough III cash to pay OH inc sum Oh
Il nal a. with interest on ls!.33 from 18th OF July.
1872 and on SEQ from Cd June. 1872, until paid the
residue on such terms shall he announced at the
time Of sale. when more liberal terms may lie given
than offered above. ,.<>,r ,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY Wellington GoddiE,
Aucloneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF FARM OF 10
Il ACRES II HENRiCO. COUNTY. ON THE
NEW CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE ROAD,
ABOUT FIVE MILES BELOW TIE CITY OF
RICHaOND.--By virtue of deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by George Brown and John II. Tay.
lor bearing date 10Th September. 1870 duly recorded
In Henrico County Court in Deadlock No. 81, page
33l shall, In execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Office OF Wellington G0ddir,
real estate auCtoneer, In the city OF Hichmond on the
Day the 5tl of October, 1872. nj L. O'Clock NJ the
above TRACT OF LAND, or so much thereof rs
may lie necessary Ia satisfy the amount still unpaid.
The said land sd Ioins that OF George Turner, Win
stou George. and others
TERMS: Enough in cash to deiray expenses of
10 s27ees besides Interest; and ms 10 the residue OF
The proceeds OF sa.e on such terms the grantors
NAV prescribe and direct, orif they TALL TO do so
then on ouch terms as the trustee may announce q
SEES W.G0Db1S, Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY Wellington Goddiu,
Auctlpncer ana Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

DEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
ID COUNTRY-SEAT.C CONTAINING FfFTEES
ACRES, on THE EAST SIDE OF THE BROOK
TURNPIKE, HALF \ MILE NORTH OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT ACCTlON.-At
the request of the owner, who resides in another
state. | shall sell 1t auction. on the premises on
MONDAY the 18th October. 1872, ut ! o'clock T. A.,
if Ctr if not. OH the first fair day thereafter, that
very desirable CDUNTRY-SEAT located rs aboves
now occunlcd by hIr. 5. Swartz. adjoining one OF
the nurseries Of MeSsrs. Franklin Davis y Co.
There arc about FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND i'll
a high state OF cultivation. The improvements CON
isl of IL new and very handsome dwelling about
~ bv /, feet. two stories high and cupola on tse
top with four rooms on each floor opening Into
wide passages halls and front and rear portlcos
extending the whole length Of the dwelling:
In rear Of the dwelling there Is an excellent two-
story building with four rooms, used for Kitchen
and other purposes. On the rear part OF the land,
near to fine spring. Is n large and very costly
building, used for slanchtrr-housc. stable. &C.
The place is so well known that more minute
description is deemed unnecessary. Bein@ very de-
sir:.iiv located in IN improving HcGhborhood. ana
so near the city, II should attract the attention OF
those wishing Ia sccrlrc suburban residence with
anlpir land Tor the use of the same.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash balance NJ SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes interest
added, secured by decd Of trust.
oc3 W.GODDIN. Auci!onccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
By Grubhs Il Williams
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
- VALUABLE FAEMING LAXnS AND
COUNTY NEAK TO MANCuEsTEK AMI -
POSITE TO RICHMOND. AND \ LAEGE
QUANTITY OF PERSONA. PROPERTY: At
teriield County Court, entered nj Us Scytmor
term, ISL, and September term l'72: IN the - II
Archer. &c. as. Archer, &c. the nndt s'cnal c"u.
upon the premises, on "WEDNESDAY tie 9!h H.r
October. 1872, commencing N II o'clock ). W, 'ne
VERY VALUABLE ESTATE Of which the late
stated. adjoining the lanGs !.!cly Owned hy v. Il.
Eenson. 4: +. Jahnke; aud others ai.4 c9ntlinns
or lcss>. II fronts on the Manchester aud Failing
Greek turnpike, and runs back to james river har
with the Richmond and DanYiItc r!lroa! passing
through Ii.
This ltnd will be sub-diyided into four moe
tracts. as follows:
LIST. The house tract with about TWo HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-FOUH ACRES, fronting on h'
north side of the River road Gmd running pee" 10
the quarry tract. The improvements consist "a
Brick Dwelling with twelve rooms, aui all u'
usual out-bulings.
3D. tr,ct on the south side Of he River road o.
positc the house tract-OSE HUNDRED MD
Ten ACRES. ,,,.,.,.,,,.,,
AND FIFTEEN ACRES.
good heart, and capable OF the highest improvement
they all have Il sutlicicncy of wood and some -
spare, which Is very Vaiuae ny reason "l III pi"N
Unity tn market. ,..cy
.th. The quarry tract, with about + IF Il
ACRES, on the railroad. This quarry has been ~.
tensiycy worked. and much OF tie stone vs. u'cl
In building the United States custom-h"usr al RlcE'
mond. The quality Is equal 10 any AMI Supposedly
none Of the Iuarrlcs In this vicinity. aGI TIE sua
ton Is such that for ease OF working Hnh core
neucc of transportation |: l. not c'iuaii"d ~ any
quarry In Virginia.
i map and survey of the property viii be shown
at the time Of sale.
On the following day, THURSDAY, 10Th nc!mltT
commencing ut II O'clock 4. NJ, viii seL I'll a'
PERSONAL PROPERTY on the farm, consist
ing Of .
Stock Of HORSES, MULES.
COWS, and HOGS:
PLANTATION UTENSILS.
and large and valuable lot os $500 ,,.,.,,,.
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNlii III
and such CROPS as there may he. $50.
TERMS: Fer tie real estate. one-iith c",l' tG,
ance ut six, twelve, eighteen. and twcilii-'g8t
months. for negotiable notes, Win interest," Sis-'h'
the rate of per cent. per annuin. hiH Nli,1 ~
t.ued until the notes are paid ard conveyance -
rected BY the court. ,, and,
For tic personal property, cash for sums UNI;
$50: over that amount one-hhH cdsh, b4ih"t =,
twelve months, for bonds, with good security W."
waiver of homestead exemption, aHc "d1''E az
tcrest ut the rate of Ecr cent per ahih!'
w. w. COSBY,
H. G.. CANNON, commissioners
SAMUEL ARCHERY
GRUBDs & WILLIAMS, AGctionecrS.
Sc 2t-aiw lw. Sta" .&ts -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
4 DWELLINGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD STR EFT. BETWEEN TWENTY lkSI
AND TWESTY-SECDND STREETS. AND On r
iif%DEED AND FOUR BUILDING LOTS IN
WOODNILLE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust exc
cued by Edward b. Ne:ybnrn t" the suh;crG ,, a.
corded in the Clerks Offices OF The Chauccry Court
of the City of Richmond and County Court Of Hen
rico County, bcrg thereto required by the holder
prcnli.ce on tic !th day Of OCTOBER. l.I@, ut s
o'clock +. NJ. lot ri LAND with all the improve
meats thereon. fronting forty feet on the south SD.
streets And at O'Clock L. ". Of TIE SANG DAY
ON; HUNDRED AND FOUR Buii.DlNl' LOT
living in that norton Of the county Ofienrico known
n. Wou,lyiI.c r.Du;jug on NcwhurIi. SCiden. aIit
Ragklill. between Maple and Holly streets.
TERMS: Made kror;'a on DAY ri sale.
THOMAS q. JACKSON. Trustee.
pr,,t,u,,-0,. l. "a turiiurrrr- sc2i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
s1fSyTys,n s;AnEs;-- FUTURE Iays.s
BY Riehardson q Co,
Nv mn q Gofdin. Real Estate Anefioneefa's
No. IIo8 Main street. +s.s AZ :.
80 Bull DIN g LOTS ON carr
Hc DuiE ASH, AND, BLAIR, WINDE

TO BUILDINGsLoTs ON CARY,
liz HARYlE, AsHLANIR, AIRsWI sI, TH
ANTI OTHER STREETS IN SIINEY.AS,Di y dS
fiji PIANOF HARY1E, FOR SALE AZ AN ~
TioN.On TUESDAY. October 18th, lsI2. on sasi
nreses N o'clock p we will sell as the requess
Of the owner ONE HUNDRED AND T .,syi 1,oa,
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS III that ino es
desirable and improving section west or the clEy
known as Sidney. large part OF TINS gf .,a III,
near the corporation line, few lots INSIDE tS
portion on Cary street, now being gIa1 1t III III
greatly improved large NUMBER Of tne stronts
on the highest point of Harvfc and Ashlana streels
and portion includes the beautiful eignt-aSre
field next TO the property lately sold by Dir. Charles
NJ. Wallace, known rs Arlington, ana cannn. DC SUI
passed In the whole surroundings OF Klcnrio oi
This property Is being oileredb by gentleman who.
with his family, have ownei It for thirty or forty
years We especially call attention OF laboring men
10 this sale Our city is In It's manufacturing inter.
csts moving along the river, and This ground must
be the dwelling place Of the thousands VINO IN
short time will make Richmond their home. E .!x
lot 10 front 30 feet, and the most OF them haVlns
depth of 200 feet Autographed plats VIII he on the
ground on the day of sale and ut our ONCE.
TERMS: One-fourfh cash balance In FOUR elgn'
and twelve months. with six per cent Interest," Sc
oc HILL C GODDIN. Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

rJNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, VA.-By virtue Of 4 deed 81 trust eX-
rcucd by p II. Bowls ard oIlisa A. his wife to the
undersigned. dated the 18th day Of September ls79,
and duly recorded in the County Court clerks office
OF Chesterfield county. shall In execution thereof
proceed to sell ut public auction, OIL the premises,
ON SATURDAY, October l2th. 1877: at 81 O'Clock T..
NJ. that valuable HOUSE and LOT, fronting 80
feet or the Richmond and Petersburg railroad, aud
known as Lot No. in Mays addition to said town.
The house contains four good rooms, With kitcl-
en-. &C.; good we'll Of water, and Il variety oil fruit
trees
This property lies on Scmmes street, the main
avenue TO the free bridge. This Is nice place, and
should engage the attention of all who are III pur-
suit Of good home.
TERMS; Onc-lourth cash: balance ut three, six
and nine months for negotiable notes bearing six,
per cent. interest secured by 4 trust decd.
Parties Wishing TO look ut the above-describcd
property will call ut our Office.
AUGUSTINE ROIALL. Trustee.
Sale conducted by MOODY e RoYALL, Auctioucers.
Og aids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

V}NC NGE, SALE AND On
Il LIVERY STABLE. FRANKLIN III
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH, RICIIIOND. VA.-MCLES and
HORSES for sale. Parties IN want Of stock will find
H. 10 th;r Interest 10 call and look at the stock All
sock warranted as represented. Stock taken on
livery. ..
iy l2-;In EDMOND BOSSlECN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
ls ATfygafsN SALES 1ssst slro SOL
BY Moody d ftsyalIs -
b zeal Estate agents ana Arcsfonee fs,
s f,fice corner SeYgsth and Hull strgeios
S5anes1esfpr. IN, 49,
vTyTY .sEVEN HANDsOME BULL

.TWENTY.sEVEN HANDSOMEDuiLpil-
Il ING LOTS FOR SALE Mt AgCTION.-..sa,tt
the request OF the owner, Mr.. d. " Terry, we VIII
exposc for sale at public auction, on THU ESBA y
October 10th, 1879, at O'Clock Il M. on inc pTe-
mises, TwFNTY-SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUlLit-
ING LOTS, In Buck Hill plan, adjoining the sosn
of Manchester. ,r.,,
'Thirfeen OF these desirable lots front on HIM
street ga feet each by feet to alley s feet vice.
and fourteen on Decatur street 80 feet each by ia1
feet to al alley 10 feet wide.
This Is the most eligible position In the town, ana
MS healthy IS any part Of the State. This position
rommnnfis the finest view of the city OF Richmond
and the surrounding country 10 lie found.
Those wishing IN make a safe Investment In pro
rcrtv that Is certain TO increase In value when klch-
iinond and Manchester will be united by the Tree
bridge should attend this sale.
TERMS: Sums under $500 one-third cash bal,
nnce nj six aud twelve months Sums OF $500 ana
upwards, one-fourth cash: balance on credit OF
SIX twelve, and eighteen months tor negotlaole
notes bearing six per cent interest-the titic re-
tanned until tie whole purchase money Is paia.
After the above sale we will sell LOTS Nos $. 10,
and H. In the same plan, fronting on Hui street.
near Lee strect-soid in consequence OF parues not
complying with terms of srle.
Plan Of the uboye-describcd property can De seen
Mt Our Office. A., ,
-. MOODY s. ROIALL,
oc a-tds AilctiOnecrs.