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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

Brsx,s-FrsrIAS.-Dud Warmers last
aRack-l,oe Study" in Grtbner's has this
massage concerning the nodern drama
Now and then genius, like Rachel us DO
ratio. or Hackctt us FalstaG, may actually
seem to be tho character assumed by virtue
of a transforming imagination, but suppose
the fact to be that getting into costume, ah-
surdly antiqmtcd and remote from all inc
habits and associations Of the actor. largely
accounts for the incongruity and rld,clllolIs-
ness of most of Our rnaciing. whether
what is called the ''lcSitinrte drama. ever
was legitimate, we do not know, but the au-
yoc;,tcs of it appear to think that the theatre
WAS sometime east in a mould, once ior a''
and is good for all times and peoples, i'kc inc
propositions Of Euclid. TO our eyes the !c+;-
innate drama Of to-day is the ono IN wlhch
the day is reflected, both in costume ana
spccch, and which touches The affections, ,i'c
r,s, ions, the hlrnor Of the present time. Inc
brilliant success of the few good plays i.l,t
have been written out OF the rich me Wl'icn
VIC now livc-the most varied, fruitful, alau
dramatically suggeStivc--ousht TO riu Us
forever of the buSIiin-iistian, except ~ ls'ii-
tomimc or spectacular curiosity.
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:. .,1s,Te,ss sAIEss--Fnfs.re .ys.
Z q nv Thomas W. Keesee, Aaefiopt cor.
D No. l5.7 Main street.
ii, by Moody &c Royuli, Auctloneers'
H., "a. rs,ga Manchester, Va. II . ::.f3
SALE or yALu.A-

|1oMsIIssIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
lOUNTY.vk.-By vIrtne of o decree entered ut The
November term Of the County Court, 1871 In GER
tain suit therein pending. styled " William &. Dor
set administrator OF Calhoun Hawkins. deceased,
rs Edwin A. Johnson st dts.,' tile undersigned, spe
cial commissioner, will sell ut public auction, on
MONDAY the 9th day Of June, 1872. In front Of the
Tint valuable FARM formerly owned by Edwin A :.
Johnson. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY-OSE ACRES more or less, adjoining the
lands of william G. Elicit, George O. Markham, L.
D. Horner. and JII. u. Winfrrc About ore-third
OF the land is In cultivation. and the balancc in orr
giIaI growth Of oak and pine. There Is good frame
dwelling containing four rooms, and al necessary
out-,niIscs. -, - u }, .-a. n..-.s
TERMS: Sufficient cash to pay all the cost of this
one, two and three years. in equal the de-
errcd payments to he secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser hearing interest from day OF sale, and fire
title being retained untiithe whole lurslsase money
Is paid ,..gs SOCkAIES BisnO.hsS
Nloopy 4 ROYAL, auctioneers. je 8-.ds
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-, Yorsc AUTHORS TEspEnLY.-.

u.xp,E YOUNG AUTHORS TEspERLY.---
Genial Doctor Holmes writes in the atlantic :
So many foolish persons are rushing into
prin, that il requires n kind of literary police
To hold them back and keep them III order.
Whore there are. mice there must be cats.
and where there are rats. We may think u
worth our while to keep a terrier, who VIII
siyc them shake and let them drop with
ri, the mischief taken out Of them. But tue
process is a rude and cruel one ut best, and 1t
too often breeds love Of destructiyeness for
its own sake in those who get their living ny
il. A poor poem or essay does not 90 much
harm. after ALL Nobody reads it who IS like
to be seriously hurt by it. But sharp
criticism with drop of witty venom in 1t
stin-s a young author almost to death, and
makes nm old one uncomfortable to no ptU'-
pose. If it were my business to sit IN .,udg-
n,ent on my neighbor>, ! would try to pc
courteous at least to those who had done any
good service, but, above all, l would handle
tenderly those Young authors whoare coming
before the public in the 1lutter of their first
or early appearance, and are in the trembling
dciir,lm of stage-fright already.
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E,OR RENT, the STORE No. Sol H saa
Rroa,i strcet, corner OF sixth street Pos ix1
session given about june nth. App,yb oSa
x NA-,, $50 col Broad street.
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hence his. eauirage ut Long Brancl, was Ins
prsndest ever seen there with the single eA-
ception of that displayed By Jim FISK: t liz ce
was an incessant rivalry between ihis n ant
Of foots; but inihe long run Fisk cadt r, on
ahead, which might have been esi reso,,rees.
i e, mSosa changed hi team every dry ~ ,. the
,,esh Int st;Ii Fisk excelled him: they nave ave
,;nn i - iishonored grave, while the other
snS 7,.",dcrcr in foreign land.
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Nr.prK IN iSnndcrsuiie. May
2o--Onc of the most cold-bIooded ana nor
r;hlc murders that ever came to my kno"
icdoc was penetrated in this county or
Monday last. The facts, as near can get
them. are rs follows: 1t seems that negro
boy in the employ of Mr.. j.. W. Cui'ens a
nurse shot and killed an infant child OF Ms
employer. Mr.. Cullens was out in the 4lelo
plouyhiug, and Mrs. CuIlens had stepped out
to a neighbor's house on some business
While she was gone the negro boy got g,ir
and placed il to the child's head between the
ewes and blew the child's brains ont. The
child was about eighteen months old. The
negro is about seventeen years OF age
He is now in Jail at this place, and con-
fesses to the crime and says that it was ac'
cidcntal. but he told one OF Mr. Cullens
children that he was going to shoot the
child The only provocation that the boy
had in committing the crime was that ME-
Cullen gave him scoldins on Saturday klSt
The parents of the child arc almost deranSco
OH account of their loss.-'Sncdnndh AetrS
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From Lippineoat's Mssaz'"e.
h1rnxa: A Florida Lyric.

h|T Tte mart aud tho hind go play.
an, tho fowler turks In the nataen cane' :.
And The huntsman hides In tho bay.
Tho c,y,c may AGAR, like rising shont.
To the very dccps Of The sky;
Ru, the ~hiStling bullet VIII fno nm OUT
Though he De ever 80 high.
The salmon may Jean in fringe Of ir"th'
And tho trout In the lake may iameh. sci,
Eut the fishcrmnn's net will have thcih p''''
And cruel the harbcd gad.
II ever the blue sky wears s,',,
That IL CHAD In the sight OF dtn. emo
The sprrowing stars come ono ~ WV
And gather its glory away
Andif ever the heart Is r, n., az" Is.
Tie death-srief comes. N Us cruel "r""f'
And turns {, to bitterness
TJ'e hsri aud the hind gopiay
IN, rho fowler turks in fle maiden cahc'
oa And the huntsnan hides In the hay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctiouccrs and Real Estate AGENTS..
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY DI

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY DE.
i SIItABLE. BRICK DWELLING. At The
NORTHW EST CORNER Of LEIGH ANDTHlRD
trust executed Ivy Rehert Cartwright and lie TO te
subscribers trustees datGd 10Th pSesln aacc Pc no
viii sell nj auction upon the premises, on TUES
DAY June nth, ut S O'Clock p. ~, the DWELL
ING occupIcdby him. situated as above: II bus tTee
rooms I'm the basement, two on the first fOor, ne
sides !, pantry. two chambers with dress!nS-roon,s
Io each and a bathroom en- second story: tWo
rooms and closet In the attic. The kltchcnis also
of brick with live rooms besides fuci-room Tie
premises are In good order throughout.
Tho property will he sold as Il whole, or sub
divided ms may I've deemed best Mt the time OF sale.
The neigl,l,orhood IS in a pleasant and improving
one and this residence affords AS much OF rc9i conf
t &c rar be Obtained ut the came cost elsewhere In
the city.
.Li,rls: One-fourIh cash; balance mt three six,
nine and twelve months for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured by trust decd.
'''N'' ~ JOHN q. STEGER,
,..a A. u. WlLLIAMS.,t
my IN Trustees.
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by :. n. Davis,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

T,OR SALE AT Auction, THOSE TWO
Il VALUABLE LOTS hNDTIIE BRICK TEN F.
MENrS THEREON, CONTAINING EIGHT
ROOMS, AND A KITCHEN WETIlTWU ROOMS.
AND FRONTING on EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH
STREET. ONE TWENrY-SlM FEET MORE OF
Less, AND ONE TWENri-FIGHr FEET
MORE OR Less BETMEkN GRACE AND
FRANKLIN STREETS: AND ADJ0ISING TIE
PROPERTY OF MESSRS. NOWLhS AND Is En-
SEY & DAEIS.-At the request OF the owner, will
sell 1T auction, on the premises on MONDAY the 20
day Of June. 1872. at O'Clock T.. NJ, The valuable
property above described.
The location and neglj'orhood being central and
popular. the property should demand the special at
tention of capitalists, either for permanent or spec
latiye investment. ~... 's~s
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance In negotiable
notes Mt six, twelve. and eighteen months, per
cent. interest added, secured by trust decd
S. N. DAVIS, Auctionecr.
The above sale IL POSTPONED until FRIDAY
EVENING at O'Clock, June the eth. 1877. AS II Is
currently reporter, the property would no. bc sold
uulessit brought over y certain amount. am at-
tborized to sell, aud will sell without Limit.
led $. n. DAVIS, AuctoneGr.
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Ey Richardson Il &C.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
ssh. ..-... No. lllJ Main street.

SALE OF A FRAME
i DWELLING AND LOT. 29xlco FEET, On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BE
TWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENFY-SE-
COND STREETS, BY AuCTloN.-By virtue OF
the provisions of certain deed OF trust bear
ing date tho 18th of April, ISL, from H.. Il.
Wiidinan ana wife to the undersigned trustees,
duly recorded in the clerks office OF the Clanecry
Court of the city of RiclIuond i'll Deed Book
beneficiary therein secured shall proceed To- sell
Ivy auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the
FRAME DWELLING. with two stories above the
basement. containing six rooms and lot 2axlco feet
located aS above
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance In six and
twelve months, with interest. secured by n deed.
-. j. a. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
w. A. SPOTT. Trustee.
RICHARDSON s. Co, Auctionecrs. my25
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BY Coulling & Meade,
Real Estate Agents and Aucloneers,
1901 Main street.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE, WITH THE LARGE LOT At
TACHED. SITUATED AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF GRACE AND NV ENTf:. SEWESIH
SHEETS, AT AUCTIoN:-0n WEDNESSD,A A.. I
the 10Th day OF iInc Mt o'clock l.. NJ. we VIII sell
a. auction, upon the premises. the property above
referred to, occupied by William Conlling. Inc
also large stable fall of brick and in good ORDER
gas throughout the house, and well Of fine water in
the yard. ..,.,..., 80,
t,ins fine fruit trees, grapes raspbsrrcs asparagus
bells, &c. ,- a.
The situation Is the most pleasant In That very oe-
sIrahle and improving portion Of the city. :,
Persons wishing to secure home pleasant III
every respect would do well toatiend this sale. !,
yilrfI M NAV bc deemed hest ut the time OF sale
there being three beautiful building lott besides the
house lot. ...
ih''''' -'''>, COUPLING & MEADE,
10, AuctiODeers. .
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.., BY Lyme Il Brother.
Auy!ionecr, ana Real Estate aSenir.
No, IuIn Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
LEEA uTIFuL AND ADM iRABLN- LOO IEn
BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED uS TIE hohii
SIDE OF FRANKLIN AND TIE SOUTH Slnt.
of GRACE SrEE:TS, WITHIN ONE SQu AK:
OF THE MONROE PARK. DIRECTLY hlRoSH
THE STREETS FROM THE RtS DEM ~ g., mf
SON a. THOMAS. ESQ. FDR SALE ST PUBLIC
AUCTIOE.-N We shall sell at public an",i"n. "n TIE
promises. on THURSDAY the 9Th day 81 Jmn"'
iS7o commandment q orIock L. NJ. -FOUR HAND
SOME BUILDING LOTS on Tie northwest rom :
of Franklin and Madison streets. fronting "n ih,.
north side OF sud Franklin street IS by ls0 feet tt1
10 an alley.
After which, -FOUR NICE LOTS immclia'"ly IN
the Of the above. fronting on tie s"u'h sue 81
Grace street ~ by $50 feet 10 IN alley.
These lots ore without any exception me most
valuable now offered In Tie market, and bring ~ 'hl'
crrasinp FRI value, and so much sought after Tor
building purposes. should command the special al
tenfion OF capitalists and others. .,,,r
TERMS: At sale. LYME K Bkoliith.
"a my .,9-,3 ~. - Sie23 $40 kuciioneer'.
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WHAT THE CENSUS SAYS OF TEMPERANCE
AND MoRAlITY.-rhe Washington CORE
spondcnt Of the Cincinnati Gazette has beer
examining the tables of mortality furnished
nv the Census Bureau, and unearthcd snmt
figures that suggest queer deductions. FoI
instance, he takes the States whose name,
begin with Mas. for example, Maine, Mas
sachusctts, ind Michgan--wherc stringent
temperance laws exist and are enforced, and
finds that the ratio of direct is higher than
that of indirect self-dcstruction that is to
say. more people shoot, poison, hang, and
drown themselves than Fut themselves
ont of the way with alcohol. lie then
takes other Statcs--Maryland and Mis-
souri-where there is II laXity Of NOR
ais, and finds that the ratio of indi.
rect is higher than that Of direct Sclf-dc-
.truction that is TO say. fewer people shoot,
hang, or drown themselves than put them
selves out of the way with alcohol. In
Maine, where prohihitory law exists, the
proportion Of suicides is one in 2J.00o
deaths from the use of alcohol. one IN 'o,O0o !;
while in Missouri. where no such law exists,
the rate is revcrscd-thc proportion OF the
first is one in 10000, that Of the last, one
in 23,G0o. In Massachusetts, the proper
ton of suicidal deaths is one in 1000; OF
alcohol. one in $4,000; while in Maryland
the proportion of the first is one in $4,000,
O. the last, one in Al 900. Itappcars, further,
that taking the two modes of self-destruc-
ton together, the ratio is higher i'll the pro-
hibitory than in the n0ll-prohibitory States.
In Maine it is one in 1880. in Maryland one
in 1900, in Massachusetts one in II 800, and
in Mississippi one in IL 800.
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A NOTABLE CABEER.~-Helmbold' failure
was due to great vanity. 1t Is about four
years since he was making his greatest dash,
and then bis career certainly was a reInarka-
BILE one. He had only been three years in
trade in New York, and during that time had
made his remedies famous and had become
rich. His income was fly thousand dollars
per year, and all that was required was con-
tipued attention to the business he had
established. Instead of this, however, he be-
came ambitious Of political distinction. When
Grant was nominated for the presidency, A.
I. Stewart advanced fifty thousand dollars
toward an electioneering fund. Helmbold,
who had the folly 10 believe in Seymour's
chances, determined to Guido Stewart, and
consequently advanced forty thousand
dollars to his party. Forty thousand
dollars is large sum of money. 1t has
generally been considered . capital
sufficient for many kinds of business.
That any man should deliberately
throw such sum away eau only be ex-
planned by the proud desire to outriYsl
Stewart. Helmboid, it Is true, expected to
make money rapidly, but pride was continu-
ally in the way Of enduring success. Having
outbid Stewart in the political fund, he do.
teSIDtucd to distance the Belmonts aud COM
modole Vanderbilt in equestrian style, and
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by Grubbs & Williams,
AuctiuDeers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


VH'O MISUNDERSTANDING At
y 4 AUCTION OF MOST VALUABLE ERlCk-
CLAY BANES, WITH THREE ACRES or
LAND, or EACoN'S QUARTER BRANCH, Nib
WAY BETWEEN TIE RICHMOND AND
FREDERICKSBURG AND TIE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROADS, Ar AUC'rlON.-On
THURSDAY, tui Of June. AZ O'Clock L. NJ.
will lease at auction np0n tie premises, for tern
of three ~ five yclrS. Whit Is said ny of liz
most experienced brick uakcis 10 be III" r-rest and
most valuable deposit Of BRICK Ola ever cIru-
cd ar known Of in this city. IL Is believed !, "il
make the hardest bricks OF all qualities. AMI by
son OF lis peculiar mineral formation will MAKE u"
finest stock bricks, Of the best quality, that have
ever been turned ont here
Abundance OF wafer at hand. the many faciltiIc
for procuring wood for burning. and ample gT"una
for Yards and s.trS for buildings for The operative
are among the Inducements offered to persons who
may wish Ia engage In the business Of brck-nahnc
while the immense demand and high prices al
taipcd for bricks makes II the most profitable bust
ness now carried on amongst us.
The beds have been only partially explored hut
already i tlepth Of about fourteen iect has been
reached, and the indications are that the supply
incxliaislible The most thorough examination
and testing Is desired bcfor" The day of leasing. in
n few days we will haNr specimens Of burnt bricks
made from the clay. For particulars, apply ~
GRJEBS 4 WILLIAMS.
myr3 Auctlnrccts.
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by Wellington Goddin,
Auclioneer and Real Estate As'p',
corner Of Eleventh and Bank sh''"'
u,1 oI,p MuIG,aND LUMBER-uotsk

T,LOUR MILL AND LUMBER-hoan,g,
II FOR SALE AT AUCTiQN.--for, ,hs Esi,AY
Of Ill, ison VIC viii sell OF aueion gu ~ m. cn
In. 9Th ,.iy az june next II is O'CLOCK %"
scs that Valuable FLOUR MILL. mn LI'
no,sE knewn as the III, asu che r.. ns =
-, ,'a Tsot eey,i, stories nigh: built oil sto,. IN
MEX ON The original granite foun.sstisn ,ss:
h,s ig nair Of hurrs. With capacity 10Y I'm i
hrres of flour In twenty -four hour .i J,, fei
mt.jiateiy ON the riser, Possesses Grcd' 's''
receiving aud shipping. 18th every re-
o,iite sor Operating The ensuing sfnson. ,,.,l,.
Should persons ut distance asS IS, ,p,l,aIlop 10
ed description. II will bc furnished on apP"U
the subscribers. ,,,a, At d
Trr,fs. Opefaurtn cssI, balance Ut ohe ;.,,,ic-
,bra years eredl, Tor neg0tiable note ,.l,.
rIy gtsusca, bearing intes Ell tr.m M np p'
4sfa siIItiMAS W. MccAsyu.n:.
surviving partners Of the tisn u g, 4 Moaesie
CURE & Co, aud executors OF he'r! ~
deceased. myE
S'xu" fspy,Dt ". A nc. fonecr.
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By JanIG., VI. 'raNlnr.
Real Ist,,ic, Accmt aud aueiiorcer.
Office No. lilo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
j LOT NEAR TIFF, TOWN OF MASCUES
TER. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE coal
PIT TURNPIKE AND NEARLY OPPOSITE
MCk HILL, IN TIE COUNTY OF CHESTER
Field, NJ AUCTlON.-By virtue ut deed
of trust cxrcntcd 10 me as trustee by Thomas q,
Brown ,tic The 18th day OF July, lsGs and record
ed in the clerks ntlice Of the County Court cr Che
tcrficld, Ia secure Tho payment Of certain Tcr,Ir
notes therein mentioned. and dcliult having been
made IA the Iiymcut lhcr"of sgill proceed 10 scll
ut public auction on the rrcrni.eS, on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day of June. bf2. ii O'Clock I. 81.
the HOUSE and LOT described hi said decd
TERMS: uDc-.hIrd cash. the balance at sS
and twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest
added. aud secured by a deed ~ trust.
my3l JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
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BY Lyme SC Brother,
AuctluEcCrS and Real Estate Agents,
n. lni., SI,iu Strppt

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT WITH
l. A FRAMED HOUSE REON, SITUATED
ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BETW len
'TWENTY-FIFTlI AND y W Mt nj II
STREETS. CHURCH HULL AT AUCTION BY
virtue of certain deed of trust executed by f. w.
Scott. dated 10th May 1866, Of record In the CLERK
office Of the Richmond Clirnccry Court to the u,l-
,lrrsgct as trustees, shall, 1T the request Of thu
bcneicIarics therein named, sell 1T public auction,
on the premises, on SATURDAY, Goth June, isI2,
ut S o'clock p. NJ. the above described property.
The LOT has u front Of q by 100 feet
TERMS: AZ sale. T.. G. MONEURF.
- A. Il. CHANDLER,
substituted Trustees, &c.
Sale conducted by LYME Il BKoTItER> Anf-
tirurrra my Il
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BY Lyme s. Brother, -.s.s
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1919 Main street,


rJlWO VALUABLE AND HIGl1Il-lM-
L PROVED FARMS IN POWliATAN GOIIS-
TY. ON JAMES RIVER, AB0uT TM Nv. iiHIII, :
MoND KNOWN AS CIR F.ENWO OD AND MILL
WOOp. FOR SALE AT. AUCTloN:-Mc shall AL
nj public auction on the prcmiscs;on " EDNESDA
the 5t, ,,ay Of June 1872 commencing at l2 o'clock
M-lirst, that VALUABLE FARM known ms
Greenwood. located as above described; nov 9cCH-
pied by Judge ! ohm +. Lay. containing Im hun
cleared, and of which there iifty-sN acres OF
island. very rich and productive: the woodland ~
hood &C. the entire place under good enclosure.
Immediately afterwards will be sold hlLl4WQoi1'
another valuable FARM, OF 500 acres, owned by 4.
W PjckrclI. EST. half cleared and In fine heart,
residue in wood. improvements are good; place
under zinc cultivation. with good orchard on same.
For health, society. &c.. there Is none bctter. FOE
further information send for circulars.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal, and announced III
the hour of sale. .
80 LYME e BROTHER, AuctIoncere.
NV a.-NIay "!,25,27, .3l&.IIne :.3.i&a
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By Lee s. Goddin, Auctioncers,
3 No. 1ll3 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND TRULY VALUA-
ID BILE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE On THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, EAST OF TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ONE-HALF MILE REfOND
THE CORPORATE LIMlTS. OPPOSITE THE
RESIDENCE, ,OF. ROBERT II. BROOkE, Esq.
AND ADJOINING THE PROPERTY FOR
MERLY OWNED BY r. w. McGRUDER. Esq.
FOR SALE AT ACGTiON.-By request OF the
owner, who resides In California, we shall sell OIL
TUESDAY, 18th day of June. 1872. on the premises.
at 5 O'Clock r. NJ, that VERY VALUABLE AND
C0UNTRY-SEAT situated as de-
scrbed above. The mansion Is Of brick, two stories
high. contains eight roomsargc. airy ana wei ar
ranged; besides, brick kitchen, stable, corriagc-
house. cow-iOusc, dairy and ice-house. ii In good
repair, ind the entire premises well enclosed with
oak and pine fencing. 80 ~ .2ls 49,.
This property has about nine acres of hglIly-tni-
proved land. and Is well stocked with an orchard of
The largest collection Of choice fruit, such rs pears
(hout eevcnty treesl peaches. apples, cherries and
damsons, and an extensive arhor OF very line
grapes.
Inc trout grounds are very tasefully laid out and
adorned with beautiful shrubhcry. .5.t
Upon the premises is Il well of most excellent wa
ter.
This property Is situated In nh excellent neigh
horllOod, within thirty minutes drive OF Tire ctp-
tol. and may I've regarded Of the most inviting
scits now on the market.
TERMS: Ue-fonrtiI cash; residue ut g. Il! ana Dc
months for negotiable paper, with * per cent III
tcrcst added. and secured by Il trust decd
Taxes for the present year to be paiu ny INC pur-
chaser. -...: LEE & GODIlN.
Ancuoncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTI.-By vir-
tue of u decree Of the County Court of PittSylyaEla
county rendered ut the April term thereof 1872, 10
chlnccry cause therein depending under The name
aud style of Thomas Davis plaintiff, rs lillian
Leahy, defendant, the undersigned, sheriff OF Hen
rico county, and IN such appointed commissioner Of
said court In said will sell 1T public auction on
the FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1877, ut the front do, J
of the courthouse of 81 id county OF Henrico, the
following REAL ESTATE-to wit:
A TRACT OF LAND belonging Ia Thomas Lea
n.y. lying In the upper part Of ienrico county neai
Hungary water station, containing Sixty ACREs
more or less. , =
TERMS: One hundred dollars Will he required In
cash; the balance upon n credit OF SIX ana E~eiSe
purchaser entering into bonds,with ample security
for the unpaid purchase money.
aud Commissioner.
HESRIco COUNTY, June ;. 1872. f. 5-W3w I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
by Coulling l. Meade,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
l2ul Main street.

AND THREE-QUARTER
r. ACRES or VERY FINE GARDEN LAND,
UNEF,R GOOD PLANK FENCE. ADJOINING
TIE PROPERTY or VALENTINE IiEChIEk:
ESQ AND IMMEuIATELY ACROSS THE
ROSD FROM Tx. McttAETHY'S VINEYARD.
JIfST BEYOND THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON TIE ROAD
LEADING TO DAkWDOD CEMETERf.-Ne
vii sell ,lu aboyc-lcscriLcd valuable property nj
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
The 9Th Of June. 1872. at O'Clock =. Nj.
GOULiING & MEADE,
my n hiIctiouCers. (