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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-10
by Richardson s. Co.,
Hcu Estate Agents and Aucliolcers,
lll3 Main street
DUILDING LOTS FOR sALE.--60 10

BUILDING LOTS FOR sALE.-5o LOTS
u Of FIVE ACRES EACH sdjoining Rich Ll4 o..
on the east and uear The s;e OF tue one n1
more acres lately purchased by the Chesapeake i,u
Ohio railroad Tor Slc9,elb Tor tie depot ~ i,s
castern terminus. These lott are Deiuuiai,! s,,
ated for building purposes, ana aar' rho s"rrnT"d
Ing country They are sufficiently near me sl!e put
chased by the railroad to 1e s"ntS frnm 10 syciI
the ioisc aud hustle incident THERETO. ors {,
the original plan or the town OF W90dVihc' v~ :,
and Laid OIL by {. w. Purcell, Esq Tbs prrpsLnts -
of beautiful table land situated AZ ie n~ i 80
terminus Of Tweuty-ffth street ncsr f;litctu -
course, ards divided into lots OF I'y W fee,
feet front and orc hundred ana ltl'' u D'O''
ae IsphNcHEsTER LoTs.-7s LOTS Of Ach nl
diion to Manches.er These lots are pleasantly ana
heaithiiy located. To people Of moderate meSn' OK
such intend TO build, great Sr.nrhn;rr,
which Will he greatly enhanced by the conplen"n ..
the free bridge now II prSspS s, aaI M make ssc
D CHURCH HILL lots, BUl DING LOi,TI,in'
that delightful part OF Richmond eauea i hnn
Since the determination Of te city ~ tuui.et ri
Hill and the purciase made by inc SEe'a!c M M
Ohio railroad mentioned above, ihiries al - ,,,,
made for property That LEGALITY PC b " 81
for that large class Of citizens whose pESincs,
meet then, With the water course Ana tue She'i
an oR RS 5Sii' HILL LoTs.-ao guILDlSG LOTS
in that improved and growing part Of Risbib "%
called Oregon HILL having fine view OF '.;S
the falls OF James river, aid the country 49, tho
No part OF Richmond has Improved mort Ah 49,:
war than Oregon Hill, and none promises III Iii
sonier return for money invested. Aoss s,his and
being built there by and fer that rcspecsan.s l
sturdy class of citizens whose steady nu orE az e
slant employment ut the Tredegar IRON GUtA Hs -
able them to pay their rents promptly WEI gi nNG
SHOCKOE HILL LOTs.-SeHerLi, MI Bill ,i,er. :
LOTS on tie west end OF Marshall and Clay s&'es'
suitable for people OF moderate means. -. ,,e:.
Several beautiful BUILDING LoiS on tI E,n,is:
end OF Broad street, nearly opposite le };Ts-
College. No lots around Richmond are pSys1 rje-
ted than these and With the removal OF . ie an
ricksbrs railroad, rs anticipated, niuSt sls'"'
harce In value. orc -, Er.uklln
and Grace streets, Ia various LOCALITIES, "es1 "
street. w. .rerus
Beautiful BUILDING LOTS on Par rss. ase nesr
Pine, Grove, Federal, Main, and Cary stfecss' 49,
Monroe Park. ,, Oh, s,rcet be-
tween ECl,rth and Fifth streets. AGO., 10
A desirable RuIL DING LOT on Ihlro s't'ss -
we've ssversi desirable BUILDING LOTS In Rockets
near the Baptist church. Apply e 90
q s-,w i- $500 :" - Ills Main stree.
4
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A gentleman from the land Of the olive
and liz. and also of the earthquake and vol
cano was in the city the other day, lodging
near the rehearsal-rooms of one OF our prass
hands. He had retired for the night and wns
Numbering peacefully, when suddenly O
talented artist commenced an elaborate SOLO
ON the bass drum with muscular accom-
naniment on the cylnbals. Within . mo-
ment there came volley of carajos and car
ra1nbos from window, followed inmedl,
ately by dishevelled Spaniard, dressed
principally in neck-tie and window-sash.
He was about to take to the woods, when ne
was persuasirely collared and informed tnat
he was mistaken; that 1t was not an eaf1 Y.
quake; and after considerable argument ne
was convinced and subdued. --Nor1c1ch 6as-
1pfjn
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
RfcR RH55 h5 AND coUNrY OF HENkICo9 AT
o} lie city y Of Of the s
her Instant, in the case Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia against p II. HUFFMAN lae sheriff OF ae
rico county, and others, we the Undersigned Specla
commissioners appointed under said decree Will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises, the
following re! sse and ,a IN 4 e oS Si aarv M
al O'clock p. ~ certain LOT situate at the corner
Of Clay and Hancock streets fronting ABOUT thi1ty
two feet Clay street and running back TO t an a.tey
Consisting con idi Of FRAMED DIV ELLING, &c.
And immediately Afterwards, one LII Win sncn
of Leigh ard Henry streets fronting aity-one 1eet on
tie south side of Leigh street and runnlng back loo
uinety-nine feet from William Ii. Beale,s lot. rs,
After which VIC will sell that LOT OF LAM, WIN
the improvements thereon, situate on eann Gr,
alley, and THREE AND y HALF FEET OF LOI
No. so, In the city Of Richmond. 49, an,
And Immediately thereafter we VIII sell tiat LIZ
OF GROUND, with such improvements rs Mas d.
tereon situate On Tie north sue oa teF ser r.
running wcstwardly, fronting 80 feet on Leigh
and extending back lis feet to al alley twenty 1eet
And on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of january,
1872, we will sell the followinS-dcscI1bed HEAE
ESTATE-yiz., ut 81 o'clock ?. NJ, that LOT Of
LAND. with the improvements thereon, lying on
Federal street, in Duvl's addition, known III said
addition as part OF Lot No. IL, commencing Oh inc
north side OF Federal street 20 feet inches from tht
corner of said street and Stephens street. fronting
80 feet inches on Federal street: with deptn OF
80 feet. Also, Z certain other LOT, with the I'm
provcmcnts, situate FEDERAL street known rs aot
no. Is III Dval's addition, frontngon federal ssree'
30 feet inches, and running to the corner Of e..
Stephcn's street 50 feet.
And Immediately afterwards, say ut At O'Clock +.
NJ, that LOT OF LAND lying on Brook turnpike,
with the improvements adjoining TIE propgrtS O.,
Peter LAWSON fronting so feet on the west line Oh
Brook turnpike and extending back 1i0 feet o,
After which we Will sell that lot known us LOl
No. / in Solomon Marks plan Of Duval's aColtlon'
situate Oh the north side of Bacons Quarter DEinch
fronting 30 feet OH street thirty feet WIDE ana rum
ming back $50 feet together with such improvements
rs may he OH said lot.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-flfth cash; the residue In
equal inst:llments at six, twelve, eighteen, ano
twenty-four months for negotiable notes, with into
rest at six per ccntum added and the legal title re.
tlined by the court until the entire purchase money
IS paid JAMES 6. TAYLOR,
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
/. =. TURNER,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE s GoDDIN 1ll3 alain street
dc 93-fdS
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y Arr1.rIoN sALEs...Fsat,re Days.
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Reai Estate Agents,
Y-,,,.o,,t,, at,ne1t bat,srqn Main and Bank

Eleventh street between Main ana banA'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALuA,
vi IlE LANDS NEAR KICIMO!MsDL9,, BElS.S 70
pIRT on THE CRAIGTON ESTAIES--ih
execntinn Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF Hen
riro entered on te 9TH October, 1870, In the case Q,
III NJ. Smith mud ais. &c. Christians executor an0
nis.. y the undersigned, q special coninssloner
tIercI,v annointcd Will sell at auction, upon tie
rremjses Oh MONDAY, ed of January, ls7?, CON-
mencinr Mt IL o'clock NJ, the following LANUs,
bel,g q part Of the Craigton estate, OF when tne
Int Dr. William A. Christian died seized, iyin8 aoous
three and oue-haIf miles cast OF Richmond: 1,,o
FIRST. the PRICE TRACT, containing IM w
n IND RED AND sEVENTY-SEfEN t ,ANsD
THREErTENTHs ACRES lying near the M Sra ls
o,nSar Including about so acres Of woods, In second
low grounds aud meadows, suitable for grass ano
second, SIX LOTS, averaging about nifty acres
coch wing on each side OF the Cr.igton road Nos;
and being cleared; No: ., one-b1H cleared, nhu
the other i'm wood, some Of them very henSy. Inc
sale OF these lots will commence with NO. ueares'
the cityj and proceed in regular ORDER
These Lands are well adapted TO frult-gro"lGe anu
trucking The uplands are light, 4ncKd anu plo
ductiye the bottom land Is very rtcn; me ACES
to the CITY Is by good roads, and the ueighbornooa
good and improving. ~ .,,.
aucti0neers. .,, +,-o,,,a
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Win IN
terest added Title retained by the court until the
notes are paid Purchaser to pay taxes Tor 1871.
JOHN A. COKE, Commissioner.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, huctioneers. JAZZ
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BoyEs.-We have devoted much thought
and investigation to this subject, and proved
10 our own satisfaction, at least, the correct
ness of our conclusions by practical tests
upon our own flnl, and by the experience
of others who have used them and have re-
ported TO us the results on their fields; and
we are thoroughly satisfied that by no more
economical and effective means can the p!ios-
pilates bereplaced in the soil than bythelr use
They decay slowly, and consequently II up
piicd whole to the soil the effect Is at first not
very apparent; but they should be finely
pounded, and if not applied i'll sufficient
quantities to the land by thcmselves,-and
very few can secure o sufticiency for this p'lr-
pose in their immediate vicinity-they should
be we'll mixed with the compost leap OF
barn-vard manure, aud the heat from the
other materials will assist in their rapid de-
composition. The best way, however, is to
have them ground in mills made for the eX-
press purpose. Some OF these are now SO
constructed as to produce what is called flour
Of bone, and is almost as fine us our common
corn meal or wheat flour. This, however,
in our opinion, is going to the other OK.
treme, for the common bone mills will pro.
ducc an article fine enough to pass through
n seed drill, and sufficiently puvcrized to
meet all the present wants Of the plant to
which it may he applied, whilst the larger
particles will gradually dissolve each return.
ing season to continue the process of sup
plying the food to the growing crop
Economy, therefore, does not require so fine
q powder, although there is no danger Of
injury from the largest application-some
of the best farmers of Maryland using
as much as thousand pounds to an acre at
time-but it requires the employment
of considerable capital for such large ap
plications, and their results will be seen fol
fifteen or twenty years upon the land te
which they were made. Professor Morton
says that the application of S to 10 bushels 0
bone dust per acre should be made, miXet
with half the quantity of farm yard manure
usually given, and this will be more efleetlV.
than 50 or 100 bushels of whole bones, al
though the effect of the crushed will be tn
sooner over. Another method of applyin!
bones is In state of solution by oil of yltriol
To every 100 pounds Of bones about 90 or g
of acid are taken, but in bone dust % to !
pounds of the acid is sufficient. The aci
must be mixed with two or three times it
bulk of water, because If applied strong
would only burn and blacken the bones with
out dissolving them.--I4mericdn Farmer.
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Rr &C. Pulllam. Auctionecr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT, ON THE CORNER t; 0f r ri:
CITY OF KICIIMOND.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Chanccry Court Of the city OF Richmond enter
anti of Eubluk rs. Pullian and ais. we VIII sell al
public auction ON MONDAY the 18th day OF Janll,
ary on the premises, at o'clock +. NJ; inc ~
mid or situated rs above described the lot ifon.
ing 81 feet on Federal street and running back LIZ
feet to au alley In common: 600, ~
TERMS Sufficient IN cnsl 10 pay hote o. sSesaV W.
sI7o2, due upon another note, and the costs Of tins
sale aud the expense Of obtaining the a6Gve oecrGe
The balance Oh sich terms is E;tr1! SSII ~ may "
rect. JASlEI n; ~ ~ opToE
i,s Special Commissioners
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A prettier compliment could hardly be
paid than that of the French poet Gaioppe
D'Onquaire. Invited to dedicate lazy
album, he wrote as follows
If, in this book, still virgin white,
You would have given to your sight % -o,d
Some graceful word pure tnougnI W Eoau'
Nothing Is easier, indeed
10 w" ui''. AD' Chicago Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-10
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

T ARGE BRICK DWELLING AND TWO
IL VACANT LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
JACKSON AND PRICE STREETS FOR SALE
sell at auction on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th
OF january, 1872 at O'Clock 2. A. the large BRICK
DWELLING located rs above, now In the occupancy
f.5r. B. W, Elnore. The lot has front of 81 feet
and depth OF 100 feet 10 an alley. The property
will be 80 divided TO sell with the dwelling the
100 feet, so as to include the large double brick
kitchen; and then Two VACANT LOTS In the
rear on the West line Of Price street, each about W
feet front.
Terms: Oae-fourth cash; balance at -four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust deed. W.GODpiNs
+ jas Auctoneer.
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BY James u. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
No, lilo Main street.

rS1RUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
L MOIETY OF THE REAL ESTATE IN TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERLY OWNED
AND OCCUPIED BY TIE VIRGINIA STEEl,
COMPANY At AUCTION.--By virtue Or q dceu
of trust executed March !, 1859. by Trial els 10
Wiiliam ia. mcfarland and Powhatan Roberts,
trustees, TO secure tie payment OF L certain oond
dated March l. 1859, for 1000, bearing Interest from
date and default having been made III the payment OF
said bond, and being required so to do by the hene,
ciary in said decd ], rs substitute trustee
by the Circuit Court Of Richmond, Will o1er Tor safe
nj nublic auction, TUESDAY the 3Qth day OF jan
nary 1871 Of fair: If not the next fair day there
after,) on the premises, ut 80 O'Clock L. NJ mat
undivided moiety described IN said decd as fo!iows
to wit, The REAL ESTATE in the city OF Ricn-
mond situated on the north side of James river
between Eighth and Ninth streets fronting l33 teet
on the south side of IiaXas 3ill canal ana extend
Ing back between parallel lines 2$0 feet TO James
river, together with that large BRICK v oKh-
SHOP thereon, with the right OF loo inches OF WAFER,
under iour-fOot pressure taken from me frankul
PaDcr-alill and the works below. This properly,
from It's central location and water privileges ior
manufacturing purposes, may be considerco AIMING
the most valuable now in the market.
Terms: Ouc-third cash; balance at -FOUR, eleht,
ard twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by deed of trust. A.,
4 plat Of tile above property may be seen NJ the
oti0e "a -. "1 JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR. AuctiOnecr. la
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
aJruer Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF TWENTY:
SIRE ELS, NEAR THE DEPOT OF YORK
RIVER RAILROAD:-By virtue OIL dsea o. tIlst
son and wife. bearing date 18th December 1884, duly
recorded in Echlrord Hastings Court ana .. Of de-
entered on the alst October, 1871 In the case OF Rob-
insonss EXECUTORS against Robinson, Sc, SHALL %
trustee proceed 70 sell III public auction on the pre-,
miscs on MONDAY tic Eth January, 1877, az II
O'Clock ST. II fair, Il not, the first fair day thereafter
that valuable lot located as above no% IN NE GseG
Hrnntiur CO feet running back i32 feet. ard bounded
on the forth and south by III alley Is feet wide
TERMS. One fourth cash balance ut ., r. ana IS
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and to
retained till all of the purchase money L. fully paid
and conveyance ordcrclby the court
la ANDREW JOHNSTON. IrnsGe.
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By A. c. PulIiam, Auct!oneer.

EoR SALE AT AUCTION, THE HOUSE
L ANDLOT FIRST DOOR BELOW THE COR
NER OF MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
OCCUPIED BY T. LEVY, ESQ, AS A CLOTH.
ING STORE AND DWELLING.-htth The request OF
Mrs Maria Morris, will sell at public auction, on
ary. 1871 at o'clock p. NJ, the valuable and dsira-
Bile property above described. The HOUSE fronts
20 feet 81 inches and runs back about 50 eo and Is
three stories above basement.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance In equal Install
1nents ut one, two, and three years negotiable notes,
with Interest added Mt the rate Of eight per cent per
anuum, secured by trust deed upon the property.
4. G. PULLIAM,
de OF -oaSHt.Ialtdts Auctinnoor.
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by A. G. Pullialn, Auctioneer.
ATAUCTION, THATyALC.

EORsALEATAUCTIoN, THATvALC.
Il ABLE PROPERTY on THE WEST SIDE OF
LOCUST ALLEY LATELY USED AS A To-
BACCO FACTOKY.-At the request Of the owner,
Solomon Davis, Esq, win sell ut public auction, on
the premises, on tn tuesday tie 18Th day Of Janll-
airy, 1872, nc % o'clock p. NJ, the two BRICK
the west side of Locust alley. The two houses front
together al feet inches and run back 90 feet more
Or less. 4 plat Of the premises VIII be shown at
sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance In negotiable
notes with interest added secured by trust deed upon
the premises, at one two, and three years.
Ia3 A. c, PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs s. Wilkins,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ARGE SALE OF BANKRUPTs'
IL LANDs.-On MONDAY. 18th of January, com,
state; cus,om -housc we will sell at auction. by
ns,tus of the assgees about FIFTEEN TRACTS
OF LAND, lying III Uenrico, Hanover, Carolne,
embracing about FIVE THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND. . -, ,c.o,
These tracts range in size from 90 to l,52s acres
each: the most of them have good Improvements,
and some Of them are really very valuable eitaes.
Also, valuable FIGURING, CoRS' ana ga"
MILL In King William county, and Mans :,
HOUSE and LOT IN tic town OF uarfie' near 10
Richmond. go ,.;, ,,,
The attention of the public IS Invited to this sa!e'
For particulqr DESCRIPTIONS, see the advertisements
in the Erening State Jgurn9L ,,,,v,
,,o Auctiouecrs.
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the correct principles Of draining 1has ss should
wish to impress upon his MIND .l,as , =, is
endeavorto obtain the best aa 1rho drains his
reach upon the subject a.t me not w only upon bis
wet lands confers benent ~. , H mon his
own family and estate, ou1 a''o wv
ne;chbors.- fdr7HeT'
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AUCrloN7sALEs--.Ruture Bays. .
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
IvALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN
FIRST AND EOusHEE STREETS, AND. VERY
LIBERAL TERMS OF CRED1T.-By virtue Of
decree OF the Chancery Court Of tho city Of Rich
mond pronounced the 9th Of December, 1871, in
the case OF Harrison, GoddI & Apperson. who sue,
&C., against X. Fl. Dfbreand ais. We shall, az CON-
missi6ners thereby appoute proceed to sell at pub
lic auction. on the premises; on IqSpAY the 18th
the Hrst fair day thereafter; TINT LARGE AND De-
SIRABLY-LOCATED RESIDENCE situated 90
above, now In The occupancy OF Dir: Dibreu. Tho
lot has front Of s5 feet and depth or 1s3i feet,
with the privilege of Wide alley. ard the buildings
thereon are admirably adapted TO large family.
The property win be sold subject TO ths contingent
right of DOVER Of rs. DibreIl It Is seldom that 50
desirable n residence IS offered at auction.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 70 defray costs Of suit and
expenses Of SALE ard as to the residue, on credit OF
one, two, and three years. In equal insallments for
negotiable notes, interest added, and title retained
uif oil Of the purchase money be fully paid aud
conveyance ordered Try the court.
JAMES PLEASASTS,
JOHN HOWARD,
MARSHALL II. GILLIAN,
ia3 Commissioners
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The post-office at Sea View, Northum az II
land county, Va, is discontinued: AZ = 6aIl
inrs Landing, Matthews county, va, l. -
Kidd is appointed postmaster 0'ce D. a.
Brown, resigned.
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BY Isbell & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
EJo,.an,h street hot Wepn Main aud BANK.

TOR SALE OR RENT, q most desirable
L FOUR-ACRE LOT OIL the north side OF Main tcr
Emwood street. about 300 yard; from E 5sf sd
ERhNE DWELLING and necessary ons-ilou,'S
thereon, xii In good order The front Of we io' ana
yard have been recently well cnccSed VIII al bar NIL
fIiy and hiss on Il variety If choice fruit ttces
GRAPES shrubbery &c. as residence IL pos<siI
nearly all the advantages Of the CITY, "lth uic IVA
ment aud quiet OF Tie country; coy
Auctionecrs and Real Estnte Agents,
Eleventh street between 3inih snu p''iN'
= IA 3.pOdaf
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-ATSTTOy sALEs--sThis nay.
nv Thomas W. Kceseo, Auctioncer,
80 No. l3I7 Main street.

f No. 1917 Main street.
SILVER-PLATED WA Az LIE = IN AZ
- sIf EIGHY-f win sell on wednesday, an.n.I,
10th. At 10 O'Clock, at my auction.honse, .gg as
soriment Of sILVER-pIATE,p W.. An ~
'-eS--S.-c.- Fine TEA SETS.
TETE-A-TETE SETS,
Fine pIyyER and BREAKFAST CASTohS,
'>-No 49, BIJTTER-DfSHES,
PICKLE CASTORSi
SYRUP and CREAM PIICdEho,
TABLE aud TEA SPOONS,
FORKS,
-. KNIVES, &c. 49,
ALSO.
A nns assortment of EIGHT-DAY GL HHSEs
"a q .' THOMAS W. hEESEE.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents,
J7Iaron+t, ctrppt between Main anu BlnK.

AnctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE "HOWLETTn ESTAiTE; ~
~ AT cSSr q s4asS
COUNTY entered November 13, 1871, IN the case Oh
Darlington and MS: w. Howlets iornbr
and ais the u sn IT upon the premises
WEDNESDAY, 10th January, at II osioee c, nS
FARM known as "Howiett n,,t~ ON
James river. about eleven miles (by land oelow
Rchpond and spposstte e pfsn A Sip E f
ASREs s sone p 81 BuDSGs and besides
MILL-SITE near the river, with an unlalS ma ud &,
believed that It Ras also unlimited quantities, near
quality Of 70 Be- found IN this ,e sSst 1 Of
Terms: One-third cash balance at one and two
wears for bonds with interest from the DAY OF sale
The utle to be retained by the court until the bonds
are paid E. SE 81 sAs = BERNARD,
GR1yBps & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
de -ls,25,25,aoja a,e,s,sle
POsTPGNEMENT.
The above sale, in consequence Of the tnclemency
of the weather, is postponed and Will take place az
Chester on tho 18th of January 1877, ut Il O'CLOCK A.
GEORGE S. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
Immediately after the above sale of Nash and Der
nard commissioners, by virtue OF decree OF tnc
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county, entered at the
May term, 1871 in the case Of Marietta Di6aeil ,f1
ais rs. Thomas HowlctS executor q dGg., We NIL MI
sell Mt auctions ut Chester, OH WEDNESDAY the
18th day Of january, ls72. the balance OF sald
LAND mentioned in the said decree, and lying De-
tween the old stage road ard H. NJ Gays estate on
the north, about two miles from Chester station
This land will be sold as whole or divided into :ev
acres each fronting on the road, with timber and
water thereon. T.. ,,r,. ,..r
ING SIX per cent. interest, ut one two, and three
years uue f''"in w. w. COSBY,
G. c.. MCRAE,
GEORGE S. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
suIe conducted by D. K. wEIs1eER, Auctioneer.
ia C-S, 0, 10.