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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
Nv ". Guddiu, Auctionccr.

Z ARGE AMOUNT OF VERY HAND
4 SOME AND COSTLY FURNITURE. CAT
EIAGES, HARNESS, COWS, HOGS, POULTRY,
AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-The trustees of MIR. John I. BAL.
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad, one
aud half miles north of Richmond, SHALL ut their
request sell at public auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY the sd uf April, 1872 commencing
mt 10 o'clock A. NJ If fair, If not the first fair day
thereafter. all OF the HOUSEHOLD and other FUR
NITCRE belonging to them, embracing every aru-
Gle usually found in ilrst-crtSs Iwcing-such as
Very superior BEDSTEADS.
BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c.
MAATEL and PlEk MIRRORS,
HH 0sEkWvNGG0b srDEBoARD,
I bnN1SG EXTESsioN TABLES,
SHVER-PLATE,
CHINA. GLASSWARE.
MASTEL ORNAMENTS,
PAINTINGS and EEtiHhTJNGS,
HANDSOME OlL-CLOTH, &c.
Also, one excellent Carriage and harness; one
PhrtOn, rs good IL new three Mich Cows OF excel
lent stock; eleven Hogs: all Of the farming tmpe-
cnts of the usual variety; one new wagon and har-
ness TWO carts and large stock of tine poultry;
aud many other articles not necessary TO mention.
As the furniture Is all Of the very best quality, and
IN good order the special attention OF holsekecpers
from the city Of Richmond and elsewhere ID Inv iteh
to this sale, 1t Is that at country sale such
elegant articles are to be found.
Terms: All sums under $50 cash; over that
amount ninety days credit for approved endorsed
negotiable PAPER W. GODD1S, Auctioncer.
s. S.-Also, from 10000 to 10000 E's. Wheat Sua~
aDl II
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IRISH WIT--TuE MCCLCRE.GRAy CASE
4 yerv amusing scene occurred before the
Mcclure and Gray committee in Phll&dcl-
phia. when witness. Robert HARRISON, was
called He walked up to the table evidently
meaning war. He is Il tall. stout lrisGfIan,
with a reddish beard, and is by occupation
a wagner. Almost as soon us they asked
him his name the Sluice-gltcs of his silence
were burst. and there poured forth perfect
torrent of ideas about his voting from "thc
dictates of his conscience" free speech"
"rcligio,ls tolerance" etc. In vain did Nr.
Hagert endeayor to get Il definite answer to
any question. He was particularly mystic
riOlls about the character Of the ticket he
voted.
MIR. Hagert asked: "Did YOU vote at the
last election?" II did sur" "WhO did
YOU vote for:" a don't think you ought
to AK q man that" "No matter what you
think-answer me-" DWELL, Twill not now !;
YOU may do us you please wld me; sind me
to Moyamensiug and kape me there, but III
not tell you for who voted. No, sur, will
lave lie horse and cart starVe furst, dye
mind; We can jist take me now; give till me
the commitment and I'll 60 mcScf and take
il wild me. but ] will not tell We OF any OF
ye-"
Here he stopped his halangue, and seeing
LAWYER Brewster, remarked: "How are We,
Mister Brewsterl' but he was OFT again i'll
a moment in the same old strain. :" Pit me
below do us you please. but no man shall
know who voted for. No, sur; | said that,
and so I'll stick to it, SO will" Here he
stopped to take breath. when Mr. Hngert
asked him elf he had not told 4 friend VINO
he had voted for?" "I'did, sur, and told
Il very PARTICULAR friend of me own that !
voted for Aleck Mcclure"
A general burst of laughter followed this
avowal, and it was some time before the bu'
siness was resumed. Mr.. Hagert: Then
YOU voted for Mr.. McClure!" Witness:
true for you, / did" Mr.. Ha1erson was
then allowed to stand back.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
ByD. X. Wcisiger, AuctioneeT'
1913 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ~ r h;l
" TEEN VERY DESIRABLE ~ LII
LOTS ON HUNTER lCOWhkDlS 3eErESt'tJ>,
BUCHANAN, AND RAlNBkltn,r az '%tN-
IN "SNELLlSGSS PLAN" TOW ~ Der.
CHESTER, AT AUCTiON.-By virtue o. = "lr1,
of the County Court OF Ches;ernrin -. .I'.d
term 1872 In the suit Of AVIS ~ q cT ~ FH!.
Hastings, administrator, It ats we vi" sc:. a,
DAY the 10Th OF April, ls7., on t!ts L. Sn,llig,ss
O'clock p. NJ, the following LolS III Gum"
plan: , =, from, IN tie %es'
eide NJ CowarGiu tuutcr) street 81 feet ctn Il l
hack $50 feet 70 an alley ten feet wiEs, J. l;,rI,
and Buchanan streets, aud south OF h'S' A'''
residence. ,,,. s,.., side al ''3'
x,rdin UIunterJ street % feet each, ana E"'' -"
feet To an alley ten feet Woe. ,.,,, nm ,it rorth
OTIS Nos S. s., 50, 81, IS, and o. Va y ll,G
aide of Balnbrfdse street 90 feet each' a''' '"'
ll5 feet inclns. - .,, 80 rho sluth 80
Of buchanan street 10 feet eaeli' a1'H '"'
feet Inches. ,,,,.,a desirable location
aud an imuroyiug part OF Mancbe,tYa .,, y, tgT.
them cannot be SURPRISED. Persons ers,' n'H
chase vacant property scldom lind 1e''>4 VIZ
ni,y' and should attend this sale. credit Ci
TrRNs: Oue-fourth cash; 'Gtiapce ",ish, note.
fonr eight and twelve months, for sos,{n,t uaD
interest at SIX per cent adde"' aHu ''''~
purchase money Is paid, ,,o ,,rcrsscrs
TaNcs for 1877 TO bc paid bS inc pu''''".
JAMES A. CLARkE: Co.umissl'a'''
RESJAMIN Fl. NA>H.{ ,,,.ors>c.
Sale conducted by ID. X. "Eisl"Eh' s?H
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AUCTION sALEs--Yuture n...
BY Lee d Goddin.
Real Estate Auctfnnenrn

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAM ~
II ~. CINE. G0RN.MILL, AND yALUtptr-
KEaL EsIATE. AT THE HEAD OF sii02nssti.EE
CREEK, NADA1iS'S yALLEY.-As tr,,.gissn.o .G
aeed OF trust from Joseph Hayerstraw and ~, ~.
tearing dafe Ith phi, ISL, duly recorded in Jrs,, we
County Court shall, III execution tberrog rr1H,t2
70 sell vt public auction at tie machine hby.et
Messrs. sioat Addington. on Gary and Fif.ip,,m
streets, at IL O'Clock ~, on MONDAY tbe2.d sn..h
sIs, an excellent STEAM ENGINE, and on np ~,
premises, at O'Clock +. III. OF the same fay tic ,a W.
estate conveyed BY the said deed. con.l:tng t ta
LOT OF THREE ACRES, adjoining die lsst %
Robert stanard's estate and OTTER, With Gpismt
MILL thereon. Also trar. Of !. MT.I5o5 trpiSSll
OF LAND adjoining tic above, with iargs ~. Es
dwelling thereon covered with slate o "ilss
While the decd reguiresa cash sale 10 tho rr.s.,
that other and more liberal terms Will lie
ut the hour Of sale. ''"'s1
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAEY.
apis IT,.
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A young man asked y young lady her age,
and she replied 81 times and times 3
added to my aye, Will exceed q times and 4,
as double my age exceeds 20" The young
man said he thought she looked much older.
Noristorl Herald.
For bachelors thinking OF marriage: Mrs.
Jones: so, Malcolm, look! That's the yer!
Mrs. Brown we met ut the Robinsons' last
week! I should like to sink into the earth "
Mr. Jones: ;: Why, dearest? Why?" Mrs.
Jones 90. Malcolm, just think! wore
the sam. >s.rss pye got on tosaight."-
Punch, :.
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4 UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE.-Wc consider th'
prospects of remote future generation n
regards their coal, which we are now using
eXtravagMtly, so we ought not to be termed
Utopan if We proproSe method by which
our successors will have but little trouble III
learning languages. \ committee Of the
scient itic men Of all nations should be formed
which should decide on a language that shall
be termed the universal language. This lail-
E,lage may be one ut prc>cts IN existence, or
one based upon an existing language.
Let us suppose that German is found to
lie the most expressive and complete OF cN-
listing languages, and one decided on us the
universal tongue. We commence our edll-
cation not with II superficial knowledge OF
several languages, but with Il thorough
knowledge of German only. An other na-
tons adopt the s:,'nr course: and we Know
that wherever civilization has spread, Whcr-
ever missionaries have resided and taught.
we WHO speak this universal language VIII
be ut once ineligible. aud able to colrHlllni-
cate our thoughts readily.
Having but one language to learn and
keep up, we should soon think in this lam
guage. and should thus be able to express
A.. 'r>elve> equally as well IL i'll our native
t2nsue. ..o,,,, c,oa finn, ,,o,. co,Id ,ot
Ta,Io ,I.o QUO lCcl tlHl tlicN cOulu llul
10. nm ont If their Ewlf country unless tiley
s,,cae th;s universal language. and thus 80
brutic:,I am, rssrntiala IN advantage "ouiu oc
mined by acquiring knowledge Oh IL tiat
# world he to each person interest 10 siuus
i. At the present time many OF Us ieel III.
disposed TO occupy several years Ii . .I", 'a
several lln.i,a"es. because we KIN" i''''' 'oi
residence in the countries in which these I,'l-
.1aees ar" spoken SEbe!r tc be OF short alt'
ration: thus the return for our lHborS Wou'"
not be adequate. aud We no!tlrally decline
Ia waste our time Oh such Subjects. 81
however. we know that one language.
would carry lis all over the world; That
while we in our youth were studying the
universal language there were also Russians,
Turks. Egyptians, French, Dutch, Spanish,
Portuguese, Hindoos. Pcrsia,S, Catires,
Italians. NoTwrgialls, Swedc>, and Greeks,
employed in the same manner; and thus that
we could readily communicate with 4 native
OF each Of those coullrIe, by SIMPLY lealli-
ing one language. 50 great practical advan-
tlgc would evidently be gained that every
man would have his heart III his work.
The grown-up uian who spoke the unirer'
sal language would. for business purposes OF
for pleasure. find himself us much at home
among the men of business or science OF
every foreign country ~ HI would ut his own
society: and thus more satisfactory results
would he obtained by one years labor, III
acquiring one language, than are now OBJ
tanned in many years spent III learning sew
eul Organization and unity are alone re-
quired, and these. we believe, are even no"
obtainablc. ChambcrSs Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and AucuoHeers,
No, 1919 Main street.

,I,RIrSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK STORE
AND SEVERAL FRAMED HOUSES AD-
JOISIN(i SITUATED ON THE EAST LINE OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET BETMEEN CLAY
AND VENABLE STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
HICfMOND-By virtue of certain deed Of trust
executed by james Simpson to me as trustee. dated
18th of March. 1871 of record In the clerks Office OF
the Richmond Chanccry Court IN D. y. %, b., page
aa7, SHALL in execution of said trust being so re-
ired by the beneficiary in said Decd proceed to sell
1t public auction, OH the premises, on MONDAY
CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND, with the improve
ncnts thereon, fronting together the east line OF
aid Seventeenth street IL feet inches, and running
back DEPTH OF 30 feet and $50 feet more or less.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale and to pay of
i certain negotiable note executed by Jamcs Simn-
son, dated 18th March, 1871, and payable twelve
months after lute for the Of $500. with interest
on said note from the time OF It's maturity unit.
paid rs spccihed and to the residue OF the pur-
chase money. on such Terms and uinc rs VIII DC
made known at the hour Of sale.
an tx ROBERT Is. LYME. Trustee.
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By &C. Pulilam, Auc.!oneer.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF TIE
~ Chancery Court Of Richmond pronounced oa
tile 9Th day OF April 1872. In the case Of Dickinson
Is. Dickinson ct al, the undersigned comm!.siorrr
will offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY
the 2Jd Of April. at O'Clock i. ~. desirable Lon
OF GROUND. with FRAME DWELLING there
on containing three rooms. The ot fronts i3l',, oa
Bcydcrc street between Spring and tlbe.as.e
streets, running back 80 feet more or les. ih',
property Is In that portion OF the city which Is no
rapidly improving.
TEKMs: Omc-third cash and the balance IN six
and nine months for negotiable notes. serCrct! ~
trust Decd bearing interest Ut SIX per cent. yer
num- i. NOISE, JE-
atll Special COMMISSIONS.
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AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.
By wellington Geddin,
d, Anctioneer aud Real Estate Agent
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALuA-
Bile PROPERTY ON TIE I, so Pr II, s TI2E
sSnfIfIrssecRs, AND NEAR THE YORK EIyER
n, hsIhT,RGaD DEPOT.-By virtue Of decree or the
Gaccry Court Of the City Of K!saI,lGn entered
on The 9th Apr 1874 In ie Gse "a tHsn ns me d no
nssoncrs thereby appointed VIII prqeeed p t sell Ia, at
ancti0n, on the premises, On MONDAY tic 18th
hnrii. Is72 at O'Clock z. IL. all of the right title,
and interest Of the heirs Of the late Anthony Robin
above, having 'front.' OF about 1ss feet more or less
on the south Side of Dock street. raining back to the
shiI-ocks, and recently occupied by Colonel Albert
Orway as coal and sate.yard. The Interest afore-
other one-cight, belonging to Samuel {. Robinson.
having been purchased by Edmund a. Creushaw at
former sale made In the said cause on the lath July,
Isea The foregoing lot Is justly regarded asamongst
the most valuable In that locality, being near the
depot of the York River Railroad Company and
wharycs OF the New York Stcampackct Companr
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses of sale
balance In three equal annual ns'alments Of l., and
years. for bonds bearing per cent per annun in-
tcrcst with good security, and title retained till all
Or the purchase money Is fully paid.
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
al 1s-nnltd Acting Commissioners.
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Omittipg credits is bad Journalism, where
ever it oecurs.--L0uisrifie Courier.
a clergyman said the other day that modern
young ladies were not the daughters of Shem
and Ham, but the daughters of Hem and
Sham.
Here is u California earthquake incident !:
An unruly colt had broken loose from his
tetber, and the owner was chasing him about
the lot when the shock came. The colt dis
appeared, but the Turner has Il first.class drain
ACROSS luis iorty-acre iarm. -
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BY d. X. Weisigcr, Auctionccr,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" TRULY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
KNOWN AS THE "WALkE" PROPERTY,
OVERLOOKING THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
IN TIE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, AT AUG
TlOS.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county, ut the May term, 1870, IN the
suit styled Sydrnhln Wake, trustee, cS. S. S. Wake
It als, will sell at public auction. upon the pre.ni-
ses, on SATURDAY the eth day Of April, 1872, at
q o'clock r. NJ, the LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE.
with Office, servants house kitchen, &c II me yara,
street, and running back on Tenth anti Eleventh
streets 1s5 feet embracing town lots Nos 1873 ana ID
now occupied by DR.. S. Wake.
This property IL noted for its commanding view OF
the city of Richmond and surrounding country The
location Is extremely healthy and in convenient dis
tance OF all the churches and business places, with
good pavemcnts to the city. Capitalists have here
an opportunity to invest which Is seldom offered.
Terms: One-fourth case !; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. in negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained until purchase money is
mid WILLIAM AMBERS.
F' Commissioner.
Sale conducted by d. X. WE1sIGER, Auctioneer.
ri lS-tu5 F..
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Sy W. Goddin.
Auctlonccr and Real Estate Agent.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


VERY VALUABLE AND CONVENE
ENTLYl;,0GATGp FAR ~ ,, OF sl I,,!y
PIKE, ONE MILE BELOW RICHMOND. FOR
SALE At AUCTlOS.--At the request Of W. JOHN
H. Mackenzie. who desires 10 rctirr. FROM !arnin.
and 10 engage in commercial pursuit, IN dim:
city, shall sell at auction on he premises on i,i
DAY. April 18th. 1872. nj the hour 81 o'clock T.
NJ, III fir: if not, the tirst fair da tlreafi"r ~
very excellent and dcsraby -ioc2tcd FAEM situ1t:d
rs above. containing about SiNTf AtREs. III! "l'n
land and the most of IL In a high Stat" ~ rii'"4
tiOn with Il fine young orchard OF T"riou, hE3s u
fruit, and an excellent asparagus bed AMI S!.aH
vineyard. .,,.,, .,.,..
portion Of the tract fifteen acres j. IN clever
and grass. and nearly fhc balance on the lalh i~I'
been ulo,:.hcd for oats and corn. III. linil4T'
mcnts consist Of au excellent COLT AEh DIV hLL-
ING, built BY Ncssrs. kcr-cy &c bh'iS'anGt l",'e
wears ago, With the usual out-buiiiinSs The place
l. only about thrcc-fourtis Of iaile from shr 't
minus of the Chesapeake and Ohio r1i'FHHH on
James ri ycs and in IN excellent ne:i'"ri, "'' y
lie land l. very level and hes on lie inLEilhr =
we'll ADAPTED for subdivision Into smaller laf''.'
fer suburban residences.
TERMS OEc-iourh cash; bal""ce ~ one 80
aud three years, for negotiable n1itS' ia'"ty'' "P.
Occurred hy 4 trust decd. Possession y; facc.
ln-p0ifIg ". GDt1ljtS. Au' t'f''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
By James L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and AucuoHccr,
No. INid Main street.

Tor SALE AT AUCTION.-Will lc
I sold on the premises, on FRIDAY, Auh j.
l.72. at o'clock z. NJ. the DESIRABLE bHiCk
DWELLING No. 512. on the west side OF seventh
between Clay and Leigh streets. occrpiclb% ~.
Paul's Home" containing ten rooms: VIM "2ir:.
cuIvcrt. g,s. &C.; and BRICK hlTCHLN. a..
Also !: handsome VACANT LOT on tic ctt
side of Eighth, north Of Leigh street IS by .N i'r'
TO an alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS: Liberal and made known nj salc
ap ll-itls J. l.. APPEESUS. ATciiuTer.
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Ar ATTS.TTi,y 7sALEs--.Future Bays.
ByHill 6 Goddin, Anctioneers,
Eas1lDa Main street.

TIFTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOIs
Il IN IfoPEDAE, NEAIi HAFVlE, FOX SALE "a ~
hr,AIICTION.-On FRIDAY April 2G,h, sIe, we
p NJ. FIFTY LOTS beyond the western cor
nor,ia line Of the city. nd Joining Harvie on ASH
and. Gilbert aud Walker streets. These lots aIe
nmonS the most beautiful In situation ever Oh
f,rc In that section, aying no exccplionanie sua
roundiugs. Each lot fronts 10 feet VIII ocP'n u
$50 feet. III -,so al
pr,perty ON the western border OF the clty, hnu
tcu{ion Is called to the almost certain eNtGnsG W
The street railroad to Harrie. The Clty EnRineta
has been authorized to grade the street ieanlnK
this ground from the present terminus OF .e saar
road These lots are not LOGO yards from lie upP'
cate of Hollywood Cemetery. ,,, B.. ,,,tc
Clerks mechanics. and parties ocsI1ts ~ Iii Jo
small Investments and have large proh'S wa ~
we'll TO have this sale In mind. ,rnhor
Having made q most satisfactory SUI. y, :. O. t,s
of these lots, Mt S7.37 the highest pte , sacinn
lowest we confidently assert that ho u. on small
uear the city promises so large i pioi' -" ''l'
investments. ,,,.,., 81 md twelve
months a' siN p'' Hill & GoDDIS, Auctionecrs.
t1sn IN the same eyciiliiE we VIII s't WI, ~ AZ tt
o,,nu, IF rio owner. the EACkIl.tNI rhhblE
~ ~ linz; with seven rooms, ktcnen' Ec.. vi,
Dnr,nsn, street near Walker street. FINE lrult o.
i,,s tiuds and ornamental sIirublGry on the
anmJs. making Ii very desirable Us summer re-
Snrt Lot $50 by lSo feet; 81.
trruMS: Same rs for the lois.
up Is iii.H " -
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I,y Lee & Gua0il,
AuctioneeI,s and Real Estate Agents,
lllJ Slain street.

DRETTY BUILDING LOT ON TWEEN
TON WiTII Al STREET,, FOR SALE AT AUG
MONDAY, I'D April. ls72, at o'clock
r. H. on the premises, will sell that cliSibly-i0-
Gated or at the southeast ccruer of lwcnty-nintn
and III streets fronting IL feet OH Twcniy-ninth
rect and cNte,iGlng back l32 feet
TERMS: Oue-lhird cash: residue at 9 ana l.
mouths credit. for negotiable noe ri per cent H.
tcrc-t added. and secured by trust decd.
a., IL LEE & GODDIN. .AuCticEccrs.
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By Grdbbs Sc Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioreers,
Eleventh street between Main ard K,a,

A NEAT SMALL DWELLING ga. IA.
n ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTIETH ~
TWEEN y, = - EKSNkLlS AN, GRACE SIEiETs
O'Clock J.. ", We will se!I upon TIE rrcni.,x ~
DWELLING owned and occupied by t"nr:r r W.
mig, situated rs above Ii IS of brick. with I,,r
addition has four rooms, and Kitchen siI
order, with the front yard beautifully snt on, Trj,f
cyergreens, shrubs. and flowers. making II = Wv
attractive hcine, and very desirable for 4 fsr i,
moderate means. being convenient 20 busa,s, "a
pleasantly situated. Possession 18th Nav. Tie :; ;
u rs by l4s feet.
TERMS: Atsale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
apl6 Auct!yu,1f,
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BY Hill s. Goddin,
Rell Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. llCs Main street.

DUILDING LOTS ON BALDWIN Be
ID TWEEN FEDERAL AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS FOR SALE AT ACCTlON..On SAL,
IEDhY, April nth. 1872, at o'clock j. VI, We WIZ
sell, on the premises, FORTI-ElGIIT FEET or
GROUND, with depth of ioo feet more or less, or
streets next TO C;riin's Being ncar the workshops
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
these lots are admirably suited for the erection OF
small houses BY p:lrtics of limited means
TERMS: Onc-tlird cash: baiance at four and
eight months with six per cent interest added, tillc
rrtainrd uut purchase money y paid or secured by
trust deed. HILL y GOpDlN,
mn ls-td AuctiOueer5.
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BY Hill & Goddin, Real Estate Auctlonccrs,
No, HOS Main street.

VALUABLE DWELLING Go. G) ON
Y THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET.
EETW ZEN ADAMS AND FOUSlIEE FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, April 2"h, at
is,.s. the VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING 10
Gated as above. 1T present occupied by Mr. j. W.
Lockwood The house contains seven rooms
Kitchen. two rooms; bathroom: wafer and gas IN
Tie house, ard Is In most excellent repair. The lot
fronts - feet running lack 5a feet TO an alley, aud
Il enclosed with Il new fence.
This prorcrty is in very desirable neighhorhood.
being convenient to business, and at the same time
In that portion OF the city which is rapidly inprov-
ing in value.
Terms: Unr-fuurtli cash: lance ut SIX, twelve.
anlci.h.ecn moats, secured by trust decd with SlA
u,r cent. interest OH deferred notes.
HILL & GUDDIN. Auctiorecrs
an1s HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
By Thomas w. Reese. Auctionecr,
No. 1917 Main street.

TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES AT
L AUCT1ON.-In order to close the late partner
ship OF George W. Gillian and lscDamin \. Hatcher
Iecelsed, tic undersigned will sell ut auction Oh
WEDNESDAY. ut l o'clock i. NJ, the 18th day OF
Apri!. 1872, the entire stock Of FIXTURES, EN-
bracing . ,,<,,>
BON SCREWS,
MILLS OF various kinds,
ENGINE,
CuTTiNti-MACUiNE,
TWO BOILERS.
FURNACE,
STOVES.
SCALtS-
BENCHES.
and other fixtures pertaining to Il ;rs-closs tobacco
factory GEORGE W. GILLIAN.
surviving partner OF George W. Gillian 4 60.
Sale conducted by iuUMAs W. hEE"EE. Auc-
t.oneer. apl8