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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-05-02
STATE on MIssIssIrpI ~

i, HENRY MUzGRovE Auditor of p.l...
Accounts of the State nforc-uid. du Irrr.|
certify that the foregoing statement uf .I.
kniokerbockcr Life Insurance Comuu.. ..
New York is truly and correctly cUuIDI nHa
the original on file la my Office
Given under my hand aud unrIuf ..HH #f
Jackson, this 18th day Of April, l-,2
( ---
L. p. II. MusGROyl.
- Auditor of Public Account.
np3Oswlm
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Statement Of the Condition
~oF THE
KNrCK Err BOOK Err
Life Insurance Company,

KNTCK BOOK Err
Life Insurance Company,
on THE
2Oth day OF FeBrunry. 1874.
Made 10 the Auditor Of the State of N-....
sippi in compliance with an act rnf.l..
"An act TO regulate agcncies of f,reira f..
1856
/ FIRsr-- NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company r. Knickrfl0....
Life Insurance Company, and b. located
Broadway, New York.
sEcoSD- CAPITAL.
The amount Of its capital stock is)
The amount Of is capital stock s.um
paid up is ..,...... ......... ,.,.,..t.a..l
THnD- ASSETS
l. Cash on hand g q. -f= FL.
=. Real estate unineumberco ........ "a.
8 Debts due the Company secured
. by mor@gagc on unincumbertd
real estate worth 70 per cent
more than the same b. mort
gagged for, as per voucher and
schedule accompanying ..,......4. lOIW- Boz
A. Debts due the Company other
wise secured, per voucher nee
companying........e ..,., .............. lI EDS Y
8. Debts due the Company for pre-
miums tt......... Bob -f
O. The bonds and stocks owned ~
the Company, per vouchers ac-
companying-how secured, and
the rate Of Interest thereon, t0-
wit.
/. U. :. bonds & per cent, $780,
OOO-par value for samc.......... 2I-I.l
p State, various States, s23Huu--
par value for same .........- ......... I-- I ..
g. 20 shares bank stock $4,000.
par value for same............ ....... %. .Hr I
4 Railroad bonds. ST. hNO-rHFA.|-
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a Social Equality Gathering
a MIXING Of COIOrN.

Black spirits and white,
Blue spirit and grey;
Mingle, mingle, mingle,
You that mingle may.
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Statement Of the Condition
- q u II II T. IS -
Life Insurance Company.
JANUARY 1sr, 1872.
II is located in
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
The amount Of its capital stock &C., s25UuuJ 81.
The amount Of its capital stock paid
-, up .................. 10000 eH
The Assets Of the Company are n4
follows:
Cash on hand and ia the hnuds of
Agents and other persons............s Ia-l. .I
Bonds owned by the Company. co.
wit.
U. 5. 5-2Os. par yaluc.........sI 100000
tennessee . =, par value 1900
virginia y n par value ..... 2UOOO
South Car0linas, par value 5000
Mississippi Treasury, par
value ---...................,..... 10000
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rified doctor, unable to see his drift. the
man returned, and said that the row was
caused by the coolies having discovered
that the bundle was gone-or, as they
said, that the god had carried it off. II
was yet early dawn, and the great fact
had just been discovered. / had forgot
ten about the affair. Now glanced up
at the truck of the main. No bundle was
there. 1t was gone. How? Nothing in
the way of atmospheric force could have
removed it. OF course, we could not
admit the supernatural (unless indeed. a
half-formed suspicion of the possibility of
the devil having done the thing. Only
one other explanation remained, that of
a human Intervention. But how, and
who? l felt cold and giddy, a clammy
perspiration oozed out on me. and I felt
shaky. l nerved myself / must act at
once, and secretly.
''The doctor whispered: oh, Topsal,
we, III be murdered in cold blood if they
discover the trick. Who could it have
beenP
81 could only echo his question with a
groan. / called the second much to
his surprise add disgust; but, having left
the deck in his charge, the doctor and I
went on a voyage of discovery. First we
repaired to my room and thought. Sud
denly we both raised our eyes, and, star
ing at each other, whispered, The
boys
.tOh, confound themI' cried /; only
wait. If we make this voyage and get
quit of this load of gunpowder safely, oh,
won't II
LET us hunt them up, said the doc
tor. $50 we set out for the forecastIe.
We entered noiselessIy, and crept in the
Erection Of the boys hunks. At first
here seemed nothing unusual. The
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-05-02

goth day OF Februarg. tN92.
Made 20 the Auditor Of the State of Nis...
sippi in compliance with an ace entitled
AN act 10 regulate aRcncies uf foreign d..
surance Companies, approved March
1886.
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CEvTIaIMG.

TIARMERS' RIDING OyERCOATS, cut
n - ,,d suitable for Ear mers use Also,
EXTRA LARGES sIz as.s SUITS >,
ior 'hi h'e'' WILLIAM IRA SMITH, ACT.
1109 Main street,
',o,ot SIGN Big FLAG.
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sAUs,raoa gAI.E:s.-Easare s,sys.

sOA4s ssff1sssEfRlSs SALE OF vALCA.
Ihsb aElfrSs sosgos As y,I SGn1bIs
decree oAiisshany Circuit Goart pronounced y tn
s 4 proeesa d All A.
Yc aHctS5 e Che lligss. bidder, the srm
o'elocksof that day, the following SEVEN TR 2sTs
1 orsiha n N sss e " A;ssndsT sg
soss rs & e cghF ESFss FORGE TRACT
20!3 5'4 acres, on west si Of Jaekson's river con,
tainiGg Clifton Forge and Furnace. There are
promising appearInccs OF an abundance Of iron orc
throughout this tract. It has frontage Of a mile
power, said TO be unsurpassed I'm the State. WeI-
tends to within two hundred yards Of Clifton Forre
80: ?-67 Is acres across Jsckson.s river, oppe.
site No. l; promising indications of iron.
Wilson'S crse ae Ts s river aud
apeake and Ohio railroad runs through It. and II sur.
rounds Longdale depot.
Jackson's river opposite 10 No. and adjoining No.
2, covered with excellent timber. Upon IL is large
ore bank formerly extensively worked for The CIR
entire tract. Within o few hundred yards of its
lines an ORE bark has recently been opened by Mr.
taken from it. and the ore is reported to have Gra
satisfaction: IL adjons No. and Is only scparatea
fFS %o 20 sorS x m fissF TRACT a,, ,,r.
ton Of Jackson's river and Cowpasturc river
No. s.-6,s22 acres. and No. (adjoining). 4,a
acres, on the Warm Spring mountain, ndjoininr Inc
famous Dolly Ann furnace. This. doubtless. con-
tans the same ores In abundance which have mae
tnat property valuable.
Portions OF these lands have been largely and pro
dtably worked for many years as Iron properfr
They are ravprsed by tito Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
read, and also run along Jackson's river with the
projected line OF the James River aud kauawhs
canal, and with the line OF the Chesap.ake and
Ohio railroad to Ike built down Jackson's river from
Clifton Forge. They are heavily timtered aud are
believed to abound In extensive deposits of Excel
Amt nenatitc ore, being within the limits OF tho
hest part of that formation Of Virginia. rSce Rdy-
ways report TO Chesapeake and Ohio railroad aud
the report of Colonel Allen, filed with the papers of
this suit.
They contain the nearest known reliable dc posi,s
of iron ore to the great Ranawha coal-tieIds, not
being more than one hundred miles distant, and win
during tile present winter DC connected Herewith
by the completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, thus offering UNUSUAL facilities for the nanr-
facturr OF iron, not only by the proximity of this
ineShaustible supply Of cheap fuel but because Of
the cheap transportation which will necessarily be
afforded by the reciprocity OF the freight between
the coal aud iron regions.
TERMS OF SALE Cash In hand sufficient to de-
fray the expenses of suit and sale: and as 10 the
residue, In equal instruments one two three. four
and live years, with interest from the day OF sale
taking from the purchaser bonds with approved
personal security, and retaining the title ultimate
security. II. i. R0BkRTsON.
JOHN LETCIIER,
Oc 2G.tdS Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG.
" TON OF VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
ESTATES, FORTY-TWO MILES ABOVE RICH
MOSD I'm execution Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Goochland county entered srh Of Septen-
ber 1870, in the case of Heath Fleming &C., and
Ia cases of other plaintiffs rs same, we will sell nj
auction, ut the Office of C.RtBDS & WILLIAMS, In
the city of Richmond, Oh FRIDAY, eth day OF De.
CembeF. 1872, at IL O'Clock NJ, the VALUABLE
LANDS Of which Tarlton Fleming died seized,
lying In Goochland county. about forty-two miles
above Richmond, being the cstateskn as WEST
VIEW and EVANSVILLE. They embrace about
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF which about 2s7 acres are Grst-class
river low-rrounds, ia acres VI cleared highland,
and $50 acres In wood.
Th- improvements are In Two settlements having
com Portable DWEILING-HOUSES,w with nume-
rous and generally superior out-buildings OF all
kinds.
These estates rated as amongst the best In that
region. so fuMed for It's prouctivenesS- and
ter opportunity 10 secure choice lands is likely to Of
fer
The lands will be either sold IS whole or sub.
divided, rs may be desired, giving 10 each tract q
due proportion Of woods, highland, aud low
grounds. Several very pretty farms may be laid
of.
Terms Cash sufficient to pay exrenses of sale
and Of suit; the balance on a credit of one, two,
three. and four years Tor bonds notes with inter-
est added aud personal security; but the reauire-
ment OF security Will be dispensed with upon the
payment by purchaser of the first ns!alinent I'm
cash WALTER d. LEAkE
}. II. GUY.
i. ID. IRVING.
Commissioners
GHuEss & WILLIAMS, Apct'ouecrs. -,
M IA 20
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-13
BY Lee 4 Goddin, Auctiouecrs,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT AND
L THREE-QUARTER ACRES OF yALuA-
BILE GARDENING LAND II THE COUNTY
ROAD, OPPOSITE THE FARM OF THE LATE
DIR. DEANE. FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed by James h. God
din and wife, bearing date 18th May, 1871. duly OF
record I'm the clerks Office Of Henrco County Court,
to trustee for certain purposes therein men
toned will proceed to SELL being so REQUIRED to DO
by the beneficiary secured In said deed, on FRIDAY,
18th November. ls7:, on the promises. st a O'Clock
p. d.. the real estate mentioned as follows;
''Al that certain land lying aud being In the coun-
" of Henrico on the Mradowbr!dge road. short
distance beyond The northeri line Of Rchm9nd
THREE AND ONE-HALF ACRES, more or less
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND. adjoin-
ing the above. containing ABOUT FIVE AND
USE-FOURTH ACRES.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and executing this trust and to pay off ncnti
BILE note for Sl.295 1T six months from date, with
same interest balance upon such terms - Tie said
Goddin may direct: or, without such direction, il
the trustee may think proper. -
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE.
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I ARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM, MANSION,
FLOUR-MILL, &C.,
AT FREDERICKSBURG. VI

The undersigned will sell ut publ auction, on
TUESDAY, November %, 1872. mt - NJ on the
premises, the FARM and MANS ON-IiOUSE adj
Joining Fredericksburg known ~ BROMPTON, or
MhRYE'S HEIGHTS, late the property of John l..
Maryc, deceased.
This estate Is conceded v g, he one of the most
valuable and attractive PR perties In Eastern Er-
gimla. The farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY ACRES OF EGRTILE AND HIGHLY
IMPROVED LAND, producing an average OF
twenty bushels Of whe at and forty bushels Of corn
under judcious tilag q. 1t Is abundantly supplied
will, wafer, Is well set in grass, and under new
fencing.
The mansion is OF brick with slate roof contains
eleven rooiis be9o es halls, closets spacious portico
NC Inc curtftge of eighteen acres is handsomely
laid cut IN YARD, lawn, padtlocks. and has cOmmo-
uous out-pnlio tgI and every convenience for tie
slrnhle Sslder &C. The dwelling Is In fifteen minutes
Walk OF inc c, ntre Of Fredericksburg yet possesses
all the advan ages OF an elegant couIltry-seut The
entire prone Ity Is In complete order, aud the land
Will be oftert In subdivisions to suit purchasers
Will also sell publiclr on THURSDAY. Novcm-
r23th, 1872. ut IL NJ MARYE'S FLOUR-MILL,
situated III fredericl. sburg adjoining the railroad
bridge oy'l' the ~ ppabarnock. The mill has 4
ne'cr-lalHig wafer right equal To :5-horsc power IL
sunstannallx bub. Of brick. covered with slate
three,sloried COZ ltanS three pairs of Burr stones
VIII lihprSEca iodcrn machinery (all in complete
"r ,r hnd mas Il large warehouse attached.
inc mlii lot fronts about l5O feet Water street
ana runs oics To the river. The manufacturing adj
nSIhElSts VI the site are unequallcd hy any nj
FreuerlcksV urG. having RAILROAD and SHIPPING
co,ninulil0 ton ut the mill door.
the PurS3 use money. JOHN l.. MARfE. JK-
'rrtCf
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BY Grubb i Williams,
AuctioneGrs and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALC-
l. ABLEREAL ESTATE IN SIDNEY, AT Ihh
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND FINE
STREETS. In execution Of deed Of trust 70 the
subscriber dated 10Th Of June, 1874 and recorded ~
Richmond Chancery Court Office In ID. D. G.
page "a, being thereto required by The creator &C.
cured will sell mt auction upon The premises, on
MONDAY the 18th day OF November. At q O'Clock.
the VERY BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY situated as
stated above, fronting 100 feet on the east SIDE OF
Pine street and running back 90 feet.
These lots are within one square OF Monroe PARK,
and Immediately opposite the proposed site OF tic
new market. G
No property promises greater prospective In;
crease in value, and those having funds TO Invest Viii
do well to attend the sale.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray expenses or sale
and TO pay off note for $lll639. due LEI SoNebi-
Der; credit MS 10 sl1as to cd March 1873; crr-
dit as to l,IGal7 until Cd July, 1879 balance on en-
dts to be made known ut tho time of sale. tre'i
payments 10 bear interest .....
The property viii be sold IN parcels. as may tic
deemed best at the time OF sale.
p. W. GRUBBS, Trustee:
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctioneeFS. MOI
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tss1 By Richardson 8 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AueaoDGrrs'
~ No. Ills Main street.

$3.50 ~ =. n
TRUSTEES SALE. OF 4 Brio q
i DWELLING AND LOT 2sSlo9 Eel. ~ ~
THE SOUTH SIDE or BROAD STnssExk H H
TWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND TWEnl ~ -
comp STREETS, CHURCH HILL, By. ~ ~ a iced
OF trus, executed by L. swift deceased to ne VIZ
dersgne trustee bearing date on ITO tse gin Once
OF the Ghsucery Court Of the city OF lsiehho.e NJ
Deed Book ss B. page si,, 70 sscars ,hs ssis Ssas
thereto teqpIred shall proceed 70 sell oy pa ,s,h
auction, on the premises, on TCEsi,Al Jus ,o 1
Instant ut o'clock r.. NJ, the Valuable estate 49,
ted and described IS above, The dwelling G.s snT
ment aud two stories above, cotatpi d even @ die
With gas la the building, water ana Sfeaeh y" ~
preinlses. r.saa .,,.c,rs.s of
executing this trist assi 10 pay or 4 nor Tor
with tres. thereon at ne rate OF WE'VE .ss n III ss
lin six months from, s,lid date the rsidGc III la
monihs from said date. The purchaser 70 ss's IN
negotiable notes FOR ihe deferred payments W. n,a
tareas added at SIX per cen. per aa'aan' s'o ''S>'
" = 'sssa v = Wy j.. 4. RicSARnseS,T rus,s5;
NisaAapseaf u GVsi Aasssgnssrh Nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-13
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonrcrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VERY VAL L 4 b l. + SMALL
i MARKET FARMS IN HANOVER. WITHIN
FIVE AND SIX MILES Or RICH hOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell 1T auction. on
the premises, on FRIDAY, November L. i.12. At /?
O'Clock NJ. Two SMALL FARMS In Hanover.
One contains ONE HUNDRED ACRES. with I'M
provcments, and every variety Of soil, suitable par
ticularly for trucking. The other contains 1HlR.
LYNNE AND 4 HALF ACRES Of beautiful
highland well suited for trucking and for store or
for shops. These little farms are one i've and the
other six miles from Richmond, by a good road
aordlug fine opportunity for persons NJ moderate
means To invest i'll home; healthy, In good neigh
borhood, and convenient TO MARKET churches AMI
schools This laud Is part of William G. Oycr!on',
old tract now occupied hy William Gaines. Esq. Oh
the tract Of hundred acres there il small, col
Portable dwelling and other out-buIin@s.
TERMS: Onc-ihird cash: alancc NJ one gni two
years, with interest and sccTrcl By deed Of trust.
sc. TIASLEI. Trustee.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs.
uu.-ST " Y .tIfI;
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BY Lee Y Goddin. Auctionecfs,
No. llla Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LOTS On CONCORD STREET NEAE BALD
ING STREET. AND CLOSE TO TIE SliUlS or
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
CONPANY.-By virtue OF decd of trust executed
by j. l.. GOtidin and wife, bearing date on 30 dlY
of May. 1871, tn trustee duly recorded In Rirh-
mond Chancery Court clerks office, 10 secure Ger.
tain negotiable note therein described VII proceed
to sell, being required 10 do by the beneficiary
under said deed, on SATURDAY. 10Th November,
1872, the premises nj 81 o'clock J.. NJ, the resi-
estate embraced in said Cecd-v!z.:
"All those certain LOTS orPIECEs OF LAND
in the city of Richmond, and designated ns Nos;
237 and 23S In the plan Of the division OF Richard
Adams's estite Lot No. 23s, beginning on the west
Side Of Concord street at point l31 feet ana seven
inches south of Balding street, aud running thence
soutbwardly and fronting on Concord street 80 Zee.
by 3l0 feet deep It's northern line. and about 81
feet Its southern line 10 Carrington's Inl.rdcc
Lot No. 237 adjoius the above OIL the SOUTH 'front.'
Ing az feet Concord street, aud extends BACK
as7 feet on lis northern line and :73 on Its southern
line"
TERMS Enough In cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale and executing this trust and to discharge Eego-
table note for $3.50 at twelve months from date win
same interest: balance upon such credit as the SAID
Goddln may direct, In the absence OF siich nirec-
ton, upon auch terms rs the trustee may direct
no S HERBERT \. CLAIBORNE j., Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-13
BY Grubos & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionear5,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
"BRADFoRD'S HOTEL SITUATED IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN WALL
STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY, At AUG
TION.-In part execution OF decree OF the Cham
Gerry Court of Richmond entered ON the 18th Mo-
yember, 1871, In the ease Of Mills's executor ca.
Ghzehrook and ais, the undersign d, specis! CON-
missioner thereby appolnied VIII sell ~ auction,
November, al O'clock a.; the property sitasted
as abogc which was sold by the lats Nicholas Mills
70 Thomss Bradford, having front OF Is feet OH
FRANKLIN street. and running hack 10 Tobacco alley,
on which itfronfs ri feet Inches. l#tt2 atzrt
THIS property is Improved In front By ccEipara-
lively hew and hands9We foar-storied brtes build
ing, So.I4JS, formerly used rs Saloon and hole,
aud with several brick and franisd baildings In the
rear ,.s.,...,s ,..,.u .,e, f.t.gs .,ssd 4Eaqte
TERas Suisclent,tn cash to pay the ccsto OF the
suit ami the expenses Of the sa!es tho resi6ne In
tiIpes equal annual nstsluests ut cine, swo, and
three years for bonds bearing Interest and the title
70 I'D retained by the court Until the boits are paid
u paBnf The property sill % Shown at the time
of ths sqle. JOHN A. htEIs EnfrH,
II @arsss Nn.sAss a Il BIZ al
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81 ass! stsss II fsstte' s'sfs II Fa;.ss ss,ns$ti SIS
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By James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEesr.
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 LOT
" FRONTING SEVENTY FEET ON The
NORTH SIDE OF BLOODY RUN S[kEEl, Al
AUCTIDS.-By virtue OF two orders OF the ttrco!I
Court Of the city OF Riciimond-ope pronounce on
the 9Th day OF February. hes, and the other on tnc
18th day OF December, ISL, In the suit OF 'afotna
undersigned, special commissioners, Will prosSI :.
sell NJ public auction, on the premises. on FkIDni
the 18th day Of November, ls7a- 1T y ocorA T. NJ
VACANT LOT fronting seventy feet or ING W. .i
line of Bloody Run street and running back aioL.
the east line OF Hill alley about one hundred anS -
feet, being part Of Lot No. l92 In the pan " u'
city of Richmond. - -,
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash: the balance at s; =! an
10 moaths, for negotiable notes, interest ae1ea, ~
the title retained until all the purchase none! "
paid aud conveyance directed by the court.
r. - John q. sTk3ER,
KOBERT STILES,
3 b., special Commissioners.
JAMES N. TAYLOR. Auetloneer. ~
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BY James l.. hppcrson, Auctlonecr.

70 R SALE AT AUCTION A BEAU
- TIFUL BUILDING LOT On THE EAST
81 IL OF EIGHTH NORTH OF LEIGH
K L EFT, AND OPPOSITE CITY SPRING
ARK, on SATURDAY, November ls, 1872. at
O'Clock, on the premises, The abovc-dcscribcd LOT,
fronting IS feet, running back loo feet to an alley
20 feet wide. Pleasant location, and convenient to
business, churches, market, &C. -
TERMS: At sale. j. L. APPERSON,
II Real Estate Agent and Auctioncpr,
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-AuCTros sALEs...ri.is Day.
Z I... ARGEe AM, ATTRACTEYE SALE

II q -. -. ~ - - -.
at iaA O'Clock we will sell at cur warehouse large
and desirable assortment Of entirely fresh and sea-
S'naI STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising grcat variety Of new and choice goods
suited to present sales, - 'tt+tH
- Also, q variety Of desirable s..3 49, -
READY-MhDE CLOTHING:
BOOTS, SHOES. AND BALa0RALS;
MEMS and BOYS HATS; +
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERs:
BLANKETS. SMALL WARES, &C. &c.
TIE STOCK OF A MERCHANT TAILOR
declining business.
co,s,st,np of CLOTHES CASSIafEREs, VEST
IEGS, Tail ORS'- TRIMMINGS, &C., &C. a.s
THE whole to DC sold without reserve:
PAINE, CABELL Il co.
noo Aucfioueers.
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by Ishcll H. son,
huthuncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Slain and Bank streets,

Eleventh between Vain and Bank streets.
DRETTY COTTAGE BUILDING ON
l. TIE N.@ETH SIDE OF MARSHALL
STREET BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND
MADISON, STREETS IT AUCrION.--We will
sell; upo" TIE premises, on FRIDAY the 18th day
OF AmNeD' DER. ll7", at !! o'clock Z. NJ, pretty
toIts GE BUILDING, with necessary out-ho,IScs,
sas ard water, located above stated. The lot
lInp 81 feet and back $50 feet to wide alley.
and twelve months tor negotiable notes with in
tercst a,dcd, and secured bya deed of trust.
IL ISREIIL 4 SON. Aurtinncprs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-13
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
Il BRICK TENEMEN'rS, Nos. =, ON THE
EAST LINE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN
DUAL AND BAKER STREkTS-In execution
Of deed of trust to trustee, dated 2sth April
1872, and recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
Office in deadlock. o. A. page 3D. tbeing thereto
ton. upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 10Th No
vrmber at st o'clock +. NJ, the two TENEMENTS
above referred to, with the LOT on which they
stand, IL by 147 feet.
This property is rented at 5000 per annnm. and
will pay large percentage upon the sum they Will
sell for.
TERMS Cash for expenses of sale and 10 pay off
note for 1903 due LIST of October: credit for 1918
until I'd May 1873 balance upon terms to be made
known at sale: all credits to bear interest and to be
p. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBDS e WILLIAMS. AuctionccrS. no IL