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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
by Richardson 6 Co..
Auctlonecr5 and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AND
Y AROUND RICHMOND FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-Thc owner having determined to spend
some time in Europe. We are instructed 10 sell the
following NAMED VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In
and around this city:
A beautiful RESIDENCE on strccker's Hill conf
nraIing full view of tie entire city and its
DWELLING. containing seven rooms and closets.
and kitchen, in thorough repair, with large enclo-
neatly ornilnentcd, and fronting about loo feet
allcl lines about 800 feet TO Nineteenth street.
THIRTEEN ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL TABLE
LAND, with a small BRICK DWELLING thereon,
Il Short distance west OF the city limits.
A BEAUTIFUL LOT. ). by led feet, on the west
side of Eighth street between Leigh street and the
City Springs. .-gr...z.
A BCILDING LOT on the south side of Cary
street between fo,!-lcc and Adams.
THREE LOTS Of 90 by $50 feet each on the south
side Of Clay street between Harrison and Bowc
streets. RICHARDSON s. Co, H.
min lS-Iw - ~. *. 60 ..- l113 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

TRAvERs AND CLEws.-If any one tells a
good story here in New York they always
lay it to Mr.. Travers. just as they always used
to lay I'LL the good stories in Washington to
President Lincoln. The last one, on the
sweepstake director OF Eric, they tell as fol-
lows: ia HGE4# ....-a s.
Henry Clews, the well-known bald-headed
banker, who always prides himself on being
q seIf-madc man, during a recent talk with
Mr.. Trayers had occasion to remark that he
was the architect of his own destiny-that he
was self.nade man. :.
"W-w-what d-did you Say, Mr.. Clews ~
asked Mr.. Travere.
Il say with pride, Mr.. Travers, that am
selfmade man-that made myself" -
i. Hold, H-henry, interrupted Dir. Trayers
as he dropped his partaga, "w-while you
were m-m-maldng yourself, why the devil
d.did-didn't you p-put some more h-hair on
the top Of y-your li-headF'
Mr. Gews has since invested seyenty-fve
cents in wig.-EH Perkins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

The ladies at Seneca Falls, Nay ;, Ind 9
leap-year surprise party lately in the Grana
Army Hall. They ealiedfor The gentlemen,
provided music, organized pleasant dancing
marty. and at the conclusion Of the iestiVi-
ties escorted the gentlemen to their homes.
No need to tell lis that the boys were Id
Paradise during that evening. 80
a Wisconsin poet puts srnall.rox item in
verse in this way: NJ. y: . 90
9 :i'TTherc was Young girl III Naukegan,
u Whose name was Sophia jane Egah'
q. ne. s.I She was annoyed
= t-.s- By the yarioloid
As badly as any Picgar. .
An aristocratlc lady, after anxious inquiry
as TO what would remove paint from her
window-glass, was told that "elboW-ggreasee :
was the best thing known, whereupon she
naiyely exclaimed, oh! Pm so glad that
have found out! Iwonder If they Keep ltat
the apothecary's!'
A Young lady entered q store in Wayne
county, n, Y, recently and asked for "lons
hose.' The obliginS clerk was absent up
stairs for some time, and returned WIN
couple of long-llandled corn hoes, ana IN
sisted upon selling them to her.
Judge Prlmm, of st. Louis, was the first
to adopt the legal fashion proposed Ill that
city, by taking his seat on the bench robed
in q black silk goWn--a costume when some
Of the papers regard as not COMFORTING WIFI
Primitive simplicity.
An Illinois legislator ordered q "yeal ctll'
vert" .ta 1.-''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

TIE CosT OF. BONES AND. OF ,CooKKG.--
Somebody in England has been making
calculation Of the wastes Of meat as weusually
buy it and cook it. BE weighedta leg of
mutton before cooking--9 pounds 10 ounces.
Then he roasted it and weighed it agaiE--e
pounds II ounces. Then he took out the
bone and weighed it again. pounds IS
ounces. This was the net result--exactly
one-half waste The Warren Cooker would
have saved much OF the loss shown at the
first weighing, but the bone is " hard mt
to arack, and makes The, cost of a meat diet
more than we at first suppose. BY the above
showing, a leg Of mutton, at % cents per
pound, gives us clear meat Gncluding lit) at
cost of so cents per pound. This when q
pound Of wheat flour, containing more nutri-
p1ent, costs less than cents. ! asag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

.AsscxgoN o 81 s!l.ss -
AFARsHkLta GALE on 4. ARSaE AND
AL Attn ACTIVE sock or EANGY, GOODS
AND TR1aIss ssy a.Vsa
Cort for che Eastern district OF upon the
petition, OF the creditors OF i Hirsch, bankrupt
shall 20 sefi st Aefon, for cash at tie store
'6G5 Broad street, MONDAY, March Ism, ~ 70
O'clock A. the very de Fable stock OF seoss con
DHEss 5TRIasrINGs. .ss9ssss
80 ;tILhCES. E,lr Il Isl s,s,t ~ -
80 ss HOSIERY, 49, 4 is5s 80. S =
- 49, 2TLlfs,t ssA6si5S. =
~ IL FURS, ssEsS eT,St ~ ,issS2s
ata EMgRoTDERIES, 1.5 & fs...t,..s w
So MOTIONS, &C.; o.. 3. ~"
fss SHOWCASES. 'izf2tS&st sS 800
..sa MIRROKS,s sss.estss n. l.t2sees /. II
Es. s STOVE, 9,zs.y, ..5ssi
49, DESK, &c, &C. ~
Persons desiring TO purchase arc invited to attend.
: = 81 sfs.E hys.is s.s.Iise DAVID b PARK EK. n
:: 1ub 2l.M ~. United Suites MARSHAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
By L. b. Newborn, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE MACHINERY, STEAM
Y ENGINE, TOOLS, &C., FOR SALE ATaUC
rIOE,-Bv request Of owners, will sell at No. s12
Cary street between Eighth aud Ninth, on TIL RS
DAY, March olst, commencing Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
the following VALUABLE MACHINERY: l
Ore s STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE, .s-horse
power, with boiler and attachments complete,
and in order; - - s,+
.One ENGINE LATHE, 7-fcct shears, eo-inch
One IR0S PLANER, 5-fcet bed, rsIxeo inches; 80
One ENGINE LATHE, l5-fcet shears, l9-incll
swing; .,sass ~, ~
One IRON LATHE, 4-fect shears, s-lnch swing;
WOOD TURNlSe-LATHE, 0 feet long, 2o-incli
Two sT nIRftL-PREssEs, suspended;
LINE SKATING, PULLEYS, HANGERS, &C.;
Four YlsEs, three ANVus, assortment OF SMALL
Also, ons F6UR-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with UPRIGHT BOILER complete.
r,n ia 1Oik Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

SAAr Or HoMRY.-te Thorson', writes las
follows The names samp and fonlmy ala
differently applied in different. localities.
Both terms are given to q sort Of coarse In
dian meal or cracked corn, and to whole. corn
with the hull removed. This whole corn Il,
tha. kind Isrefar to. II retains the shape OF
the grain, but the thin hun has been remoT ed.
BY beating. 1t has sones !: greet sfanlt-it Is
cheapt Hcosts me by tbs sbagg Six cents d.
pound, and i do not; know where, else the
same amount Of food can be Ind for the.
money. The samp Is soaked for day, md
then cooked in o farina.b oilsr for soipeI Iouls,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
- &c BY Grubts g. Williams, /.
3, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
!, Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

WHAT MOST YALUA BLE LOT OF
! 4 f3ROTTND AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CARY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
shUCTION.-On MONDAY, Aarch 18th, at haf-pgst
Loft situated as shove, formerly occupied by VIII
liam Hall Crew 1t fronts % feet on Cary street and
street to IN alley thirty feet wide thus having three
good fronts. BY reason Of its situation In O good
business part Of the city, near to shipping ON the
tween the DanvllIe and York River railroads, this
may be regarded one Of the ostVaiuable lots on
the market. IS.
TERMS At the sale.
Z GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 10 .=ssE@ u Auctfoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
by Cook & Laughton, Aucuoneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin strae.s

GALE At AUCTION AT MARTIN G.
~ CO.'S, 703 BROAD STREET, NEAR TN
THEATRE;-0n MOSDAYt the 18th lnstsn. We wi;
sell our stock Of We WI
FLOWER PLANTS,
such as Camelia. ThrododendruiH, Magnolia. Ross.
bushes, Ezalea, Teubsi. &c, &C.; ' 'e
FRUIT TREES.
such as Pear, Apple, Cherry I'm cIustcrs,. r,r
sweet Chestnut, ana also me Peach. Plum, and
ties of Grpe-Fines, two sorts without seef: sr -
IN-DOOES and OUTDOORS BULBS, ROOT ~
and SEEDS, OF the newest kinds '0o'''
q We call tile attention OF the city and cnr,,-r
pie to this our last sale Our stock Is com na,a a.,
contains the newest and finest yartcs Of Ilsafs.
.pih 2l-iti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
ByL.D Harrison, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAL EsTATEIN ALEX.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALEX.
y ANDRIA, VA, FOR SALE s At PgBLlc
l!72 at lo O'Clock NJ ut the front door OF the CUSTOM
house. Alexandria. Va, the UNDERSIGNED rs commits
Va under the authority of u decree passed at the
February special term 1867, OF said court, In the suit
OF the Board of Public Works Of Virginia, plain
tits, u.s. Sclden, Withers & Co. It a., defendants,
will offer for sale at public auction, the following
described property of the late John Withersto wit:
sUNDRY PIECES OF PEAL ESTATE In and
near Alexandria, described In said decree.
Also, IL large amount OF BONDS OF THE CiES-
APEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY.
TERMS OF SALE: For the real estate, ten per cont.
of the purchase money to be paid In cash; the resi-,
due I'm three equal instalmcnis ut six, twelve, and
eighteen months, with Interest; the purchaser to
give HIS bond with good persona! surety the title 70
be retained till payment property liable to resaie
and cash payment to be forfeited on default III pay
ment of any one of the deferred instalments; taxes
upon the property for 1872 to be paid BY purchaser
For the bonds $4,000 cash. and the residue on we'll
endorsed negotiable note ut six months, bearing In
terest. JAMES NEESON.
T, ~, s. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH s-eodtds Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

Trrxy nITSLrcKy JoHN."-On the 18th
November. 1870 (says the Chicago Tines,
Jason McCord, wealthy gentleman OF CHI
cago. departed this life. Before his death he
made no will, and it was left for the courts
Ia say who should inherit his riches. Az
Appraisal of his real and personal property
showed that he had died worth upward OF
$500. 900. Costly buildings in the southern
and western part of the city; blocks of cit!
land and acres Of country farms; railway, in
surance, and bank shares; live stock and
steamboats, We're scheduled to Il vast amount,
while those who made out the papers wished
they were his next of kin.
Outside of Chicago, some eighteen miles or
more, there has lived for many years poor,
Woodworking farmer named John McCord.
DESPITE his toiling and his constant tiling OF
the soil, "Unlucky john" as his neighbors
called him, grew poorer and poorer as be
grew old in years. The only thing in which
he proSpered was in the raising Of 4 large fa-
miiv. Horses and cattle and hogs sickened
and died, but children to the number of ten
lusty boys and girls were born beneath their
fathers unlllcky star. When the boys were
big enough they too worked on the farm
only it was hard to raise enough for so many.
4 few weeks since the court decided tsult
John McCord, brother of the deceased, ana
his only living relative, was heir to all his
possessions. And the farmer, who is no
more "Unlucky john" but "Luc&y Mister
McCord," is often seen, dressed in fine suit
of clothes, in the county clerks office. wait
ing until the hist entry is made in the title
books, TO take full possession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
BY Grubbs & Williams. D.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneess,
Eleventh street between Main and D15ik.


COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF TWO
- GOOD DMELLISGs ASp 4 A. s1 HIir.
MOND! AT AUCTlON.-in execution OF = deere
Of the Chancery Court Of The city OF Rlchmeua %S
tered on sd November, ISL In the causes OF "fnfl
and ais rs Ford aud Gis.," and Cayct!os ad'Dai!is
traitor RS. Fors aGninistIator &c, u I'M t III. i
auction upon the premises SspSc'iysiy 10 t r"
mencDg 1t haif-Iast io'cln'k IL, s i9l,' Snr,i
REAL ESTATE. OF which the late Larkln 4. fo''
died seized-to wit: - ..h,.,.,
The FRAMED DWELLING ut the nGss s.Sssi
corner OF Grace and Twcnty-ntn'h s,rects,
by Mr. w, T. Westwood, having four rr9nis o.
sides easement. The BRICK UM El,lHHf% 49,. *
fOining the above, recently occnpicd ny hi. IT,
sr, having six rooms and kitchen. Each OF 'hS>s
Inrs front ~ feet M, Grace street. ,,y
4 small FRAMED BUILDING on ne &; g. an,,
Elm stree. near to Rockets street. WIN .o' '.''
ing % feet. ,,.,,,o -, :, = twelve.
and eighteen months, for negotiable ne;s, VIZ 49,, "a
,nresr .tit;ap and the title 10 Ike withheld Lt ,e
notes are paid aud coryeyl,Ges t aiTESGIF' p
w. - st..'4 ~ sl-sa-s TuOlfhSJ. EVASS.
-s.' -. s..fEEE -, Commissioner
cpr-Dpc O. wurr.Ms, kurtiorGcrs- H.nD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
BY Moody Il Royal, Auctioneers.
Go3lMIssIoNER,s sALE OF yAt1r.

W BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE ToWsy n
MANCHESTER, YA.-By virtue OF !: decree =, ~ ~
County Court ct Chesterfield county, a, its ME- We
term hss IN certain suit Herein pending s,1 ,jaS
sioIer, will sell ut public aticflon on M(SSmsiEt;-
April vt; Lss2, at 81 6'clcck p 81, FIVE BEhyyMTII,
Full BC!I.DiNG LOTS, Sns. 81. o2, %, Id, and IA
In Marxs addition III the toTn Of sianchp frr ~
(, TERMS OF SAFE: CASH. ~"'
2. NJ. LOGAN, Special Conmtssto,s-
MOODY & RoYALL, Auct!Oneers. $50 n,, :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
~. BY Hudgins & Sutton, si,s
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
9i2h Sfain street.

WE WILL. SELL lat the request Of the
Y owner) Mt puhlIcauction on TIL URsDAY the
2lst instant, commencing Ut half.past o'clock T.
fronting on the south side or west Cary street, with
In short distance Of the street cars aud in grow
ing mart of the city. Also three buildinglofs adj
Joining the same Immediately thereafterl suitable
for stores or private residences 81 80 IS
+. TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sale. ~ Z
For further information see plat at our Office.
Also, on the same day and Immediately after the
above. say at o'clock, we shall sell FOUR BUILD
ING-LOfS fronting on Harvey street and near the
handsome cottage OF Mr.. Gustayus Wallace.
NH Ia-3t# HUDGINS & SUTTON. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
By Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
IA AND LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE nv
GRACE STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE ~
AUCTlON-On MONDAY the.s instant, at hsb.
premises, DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
and LOT located as above. The houSe has two eto,
les above the basement, and contains nine room,
The lot fronts GOxlG5 feet. S'
TERMS: One-third' cash: the balance IN SIX ard
twelve months, negotiable notes 20 he given for the
deferred payments with interest added and sec,r,d
by deed Of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.
NH 81 49, -,---- l. - ~ -. Annfinrnnr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
BY James N. Taylor,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lilo Main street. 20

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRICO, AT AUCTIOE.-In execution of Q
decree OF the Chancery Court Of Richmond entered
on the 10Th day of December, 1871, In the case OF
Gtazebrook rS Glazebrook, the undersigned, speciai
commissioner thereby appointed. will sell ut auction.
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day OF
March, is72, ut IL o'clock NJ, that desirable FARM
Of which the late Larki " Glazebr9ok died seized,
IRON Richmond and half mile from Hungary stu
tlon, on the Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
AND THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAND, with the inn
proyements thereon, consisting Of frame dwelling
and the usual out-bullGings. 1t will be sold as q
whole or divided into eight lots containing from Is
to lao acres most OF them fronting on ehe railroad
and healthy neighborhood would do well to attend
the sale. - -,
Terms: One-fourth cash; the balance on credit
notes. interest added and secured By deed Of trust
JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
f JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. NH 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
BY p. Bowman, Auctioneer.

FIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING SALE.
Il On TUESDAY, 25t!i instant commencing 1T 10
o'clock, will sell at my wareroons I.GJ E.ta
street, ,t b., ff.s. s,
500 CASES BOOTS. SHOES. BROGANS, And
BALMORALS.
for mems. womcn's, and children's wear In erert
variety of sizes and quality. ihcy consist Of EasT-
ern, New York, and Philafclphla-nlade goods, a"i
cannot be surpassed In attraction.
Also, an unusually fine anil large assortment OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING. FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC W0QLLESS. FURNISHING
GOODS, AND FUH AND
-N@. ttk WOOL HATS.
beg leave to call the special attention Of tho trace
to the above sale, which combines very large Gcsl-
rabIe and select stock OF goods. and cannot iai 10
prove highly profitable 10 buyers. The goods arc 81
fresh aud seasonlble, and viii hc sold without recr'e
In lots to suit purchasers. =. 50 +. BOWMAN,
-. - Auctioueer and Commission Merchant:
P. S.-WilI also sell aac line OF GERMAN Eo'
SIERY.
A LUNCH win he served on day Of sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

/. Arecent bride is thus described by the
! cuisyilleJaarnal = She was dressed IN White
Paris muslin trimmed with lace, all of which
co1itrasted tewitchingly with the brunette OF
her complexion, while the sparkle OF her dark
and luminous eyes seemed tooutdo the sfrHg-
cling flashes of her diamonds. She was pro.
Ylornced to be too lovely for a BRIDE. Halt
hid away in the, meshes of the muslin and
the lace, her delicate beauty looked more
like that ola angel than fairy OF the earth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
BIZ Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers ind Real Estate Agents.
Tn. lila Main street -

SMALL FRAME DWELLING AND
"A LOT ON. CHURCH HILL FOR SALE BY
AITCTIOS,-Cn THURSDAY the 21st instant ut ID
o'clock we shall sell by auction on the premises on
the east side of Twenty-seyenth street, corner OF
stories continuing four rooms; and LOT fronting 40
: TERMS One-third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months with interest, secured by decd OF
trust -. RICHARDSON 81 CO., '-.A
mills ... . Real Estate AuctioDecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

We os a9 x R s problem, written III the
solution , ., We have not the age :.
French ls'' 's,h;ss would be needed to put II
into type. It is substantially the 81 s oae j.
IT,, u.s. solution. I, closes with, Ses' CO % .
- .,,,~;s dsu,onstrer-she French Q. n, "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

A lesp.year young young lady In Geneva,
who was about to propose, changed her
mind when shs found that the object OF her
attention did not understand homework,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

ar anil huisesofsi EesSsdi dressed RtsA
bt1ttbr, tettsy hke patatcss, stia One at freak-e
fass on tHniaErs u mt vhen hot Into Q ltosytoe4
other mold land allowed to cool, itsn,ay be
turned ont like blanc-rnnge ant, like that,
eaten with sugargand .cfeani. III II were
only. fifty scprts pound, how popular 1t
wouldsbe ~ fs.t;tas afEi n tt5fflg az gs,tt;3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21

A HoosIER's WIII-How HE TAXES Re-
VENICE on A KENTUCKY ESEMy.-There are
some very remarkable people over in Indiana,
but the most singular old chap of whom we
have lately heard, recently died near Indian
apolis. Tie deceased had formerly been a
citizen of Boyle county, Ky, and during his
residence In this State had qllarrelled bitterly
with William II. Butler, one Of his neigh
bors. The name of the man was Francis
Ludwig. -"
A few days ago his will was admitted to
probate ut indianapolis. 1t is quite short,
but is prefaced with the words, :" In the
name of the Benevolent Father Of all, )" and
contains four distinct clauses. "Item first )"
wills that all just debts and charges be paid
out Of the estate. "Item second reads
thus: II give and devise to William II.
Butler, of Boyle county, Kentucky, five
hundred dollars to purchase ammunition
In debating this clause Mr.. Ludwig
explained that said William II. But
Ter had frequently threatened to shoot
him, an old and bitter feud existing
between them. His friends demonstrated
with him against inserting the clause, but he
persisted in having it done, and, although
lying at the point Of death, seemed to derive
infinite satisfaction from the idea OF the be-
quest. The remaining items of this singular
will vested all the right in his real and per-
sonal property in his wife Mary Ann Lud
wig, and made her sole eXecutriX. Mir. But
Ter viii be expected to draw $500 from thu
estate and invest it in "amunition,' accord
ing to the stipulations Of the will.-LouisclUt
Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
..,.. BY Richardson { Co.,
, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,

ONE OF THEN ATEST LITTyp
" BRICK HOUSES IN THE CITY FOR 9AIp
are instructed to sell il,,t ne.t
little BRICK HOUSE and LOT, fronting 2et bv I'M
feet, on tic north sf6e Of Grace street tet,So,n
Fourth and Fifth streets. The house as two stnrit
contalUfIg six rooms, three on each floor with ga
water, and other improvements. CO..
To avoid unnecessary trouble to tic tenant na-tI.s
wanting 10 purchase viii please apply 10 tie ..t,i
before examining the premises. = ''
..: 80 > RICHARDSON & co,
NH 2l-lt ..-s sg.ssg lIi3 Main stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
BY james n. Taylor,
4 Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. lilo Main street.

WILL BE SOLD on MONDAY, March
wv 25th 1871 on the premises, at ID o'clock 2. NJ,
the TWO BRICK TENE6lENTS situated on the
west side of Seventeenth Tor Valley street ut its III
tersection with William street, fronting on the west
side of Seventeenth street - feet and running back
parallel with William street les feet to the Chesa-
Deake and Ohio railroad. The houses are two stories
high above the basement, with three rooms each,
TERMS: One third cash; the balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
and secured by decd of trust.
NH 20 JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctoneer.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
30 By Grubbs L Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


THREE VERY VALUABLE SMALL
Il FARMS IN HENRICO COUNTY, PART OF
g SOLITAIRE" THE ESTATE OF CHARLES
G. PhLESkI, ABOUT SIX MILES IRON RICH
IOND, FOR SALE Al. AUCTION.-By the re-
premises. on FRIDAY the 5th day of April, il
fair, If not, the next fair day, the three FARMS
located as above and described on plat ut our office
as a, b. andC A contains ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN AND A QUARTER ACRES. with frame
dwelling with four rooms, and kitchen. barn, stable.
courthouse &c. contains SEVENTY-SEVES
ACRES; and contains ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN ACRES-each tract having fair pro-
portion Of cleared and tiInhcred land and Lots Il
and have part cleared up Land and meadow.
These Lands adioin DIR. j. \. Powell, and are near
the Brook turnpike, one Of the best roads out OF
Richmond. The soil Is good, with a red clay sub
SOILS now in good heart, and susceptible OF high
degree Of improvement.
Terms: Oi,e-thrd cash; balance In one and two
years, for negotiable notes Interest added secured
NH 5-lawt Apl&tdtls Real Estate Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-21
BY Richardson & Co., '"..5
Agcrionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 nlin street.

VAI.U ABLE REAL ESTATE ON
ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
AND BANK STREETS, FOR SALE PRIVATE
LY-Weare instructed to sell that ROW OF BRICK
BUILDINGS, four In number, and the GROUND
On which they stand, on the east side Of Eleventh
street, between ain and Bank streets. with two sto-
rics above the basement, containing three rooms
tone on each floor. with gas, water, and other I'M
prorements throughout the buildings These build
ugs have been erected since the war; and have been
handsome percentage the price for which pro-
pcsc TO self them. The location Is such as to Keep
m:tnd for places CT business, must soon yield Il
greater income than the remuneration already re-
ceiYed. i. !. &i!I; ~ RICHARDSON & CO.,
NH lS-lw lib Main street.