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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
'> BY ". 3. Robins, . .,ss
Auctoneer and Real Estate AGENT
TIA Main street. s rr
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a H AL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NALUA-
u RLE SMALL FARM ON JAMES l Ky FL Ehi h II
HENRico COUNTY: ABOUT SiA d Mills Of p The
Low RICHMoNDBy virtue Of ar rteoee entered IT
S5sHs soaT 1871 nf n the therein
pending STYLED Gum garfdi55 Ian &S, nj s Bank
ssst on THRSDAY the 18th day Of May 1871 at
tie hour O'clock ~ If f sr II bSt property SH
neat fsir aay s Isscrbe containing ONE HUN
1 6SEp RSD OF hAND
With FRAMED DWELLING and ou'-oui'uns'
thereon. ,, , N1,YNc, nh the place
and also large quantity of most excellent G Thre
for brick-making 10 5S 10 ,nnde known Mt
the sale. ,. ,,,. ,bo -emsin.ler ut six
.,fxc ind eighteen months for negotlabie notrS
th nfcrest added Mt SIX per cent per annuiii' ana
III; rrtaincd until all notes are Paid and convey
uue IsL G.nIhr rnnrf JOHN A. COKE. .'5
ailce oiu Special Commissioner. q
-. :, por,>s Auctioncfr my 8-tds
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The New York Sun is authority for the
statement that though New England was the
cradle of aboltionism, and the politicians are
the loudest in the cry for equal rights, it Is
certain that in no other part of the Union at
the present day are the colored people SO
kept under. They are never permitted TO
raise their voices in the legislative councils,
and the petty office of village constable is
the highest to which any member of their
race has successfully aspired, either in Mas
sachusetts or Rhode Island. Crowded to-
gether in the slums Of the large cities, they
are kept in n state Of mental and moral deg
relation, while the charitable societies who
send missionaries to Fejee look with lofty
scorn on the colored heathen in their midst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
BY Hill & GoddiI,
Real Estate Auc.ionetrs,
No. lIUs Main street.

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND on
Y THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREE III ~,
TWEEN MARSHALL and GLAI. - Tx Ef; ~
CARTIiY, Esq. WITH 4 BRICK sIABLE:
FRAME GARRLAGE;Iio,TJisdESS mp M st shEs II
SHED ATTACHED THEREON, Fig o SA i,s S a
sell sell upon the premise. on THURSDAY, Ny T.
lsi2 ut halfpast o'clock F. ~ the dersG ~ -
incbes ON Fifth street. with depth OF lts iect
inches, and Is an excellent stand Tor stable CT 10y
other business purposes. ,,r.ra
TERMS: One-tIfrd cash; balance al SIX, i"e,sF'
and eighteen months SIX per cent interest noaeeVh
ocieiieo no'~'' 'e'N HILL & GOpDIS.
r,ra eH ...@E Auctiopoer-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
BY Lee & Goddin,
Aucfionecrs, lll3 Maiu street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALlA'
" BILE FARM OF NfSETI-SlNE AN Nb, ESryy
HALF ACRES, LYING N NtNi;tII ,S INV CT,y dt
RICHMOND. ADJOINING THE LANDS "" ~
BY 4. d. CLARKE AND oIHEhS;-furs!I .,s ~
the provisions OF decree Of th ,s crc ns. cause
Of Goddin. grartiiau &C. rs. Goode, &C. s,lIi o
special commlSssioIer under said decree, on + -
DAY the nth day OF May ls7e on the pre.ses I'd
TRACT or LiND. The properly Is IN fI'r CON-
don and the title Is believed 10 be oeyoac esp .,%
but selling commissioner sha n onlS eo"'''
Terms: one-fourth cash; Tie Icsidae II 80 ~.
twelve, and eighteen months, tie purchaser n
Ding negotiable notes. with interest 4. sS IL fe re.
added, for the deferred payments ana tne '''' =
tained I'll the entire purchase money Is psoG S:r
r- Special ComlrlssioEur.
c,nn,S. Auet;oncyrs. an :6.td.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
BY GI'ubbs 6 Williams,
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

TWO WELL LOCATED AND VERY
i DESIRABLE THREE-sTQRY BRiG "a
FOR SALE AT AGCJDN,;--b!
re,uest of the heirs at law of the late Rev Anthony
DiHre!i, we viii sell 10 close the estltc) on FRI
DAY 10Th May, ut half-past o'ci9ck Z. d., iaS
BRICK DWELLING occupied
bv Peter Tnslcy Esq. Mo- 4o7, situated Oh the south
side of Clay between Fourth and Fifth streets; II
has ten rooms Including the attic kitchen WIN Iour
rooms gas and water. Tue lot s zs3 by llis feet to
an alley 10 feet wide After which, say ut pas1
{ o'clock p NJ. we will sell the DWELLING No:
rst Main street between Foushee and First streets
long occupied by WiIsm II. Christian. Estlr ana
:,GiSininr the residence Of John L. Bacon, Esq II
has eight rooms. kitchen with four rooms, smoke
house. stable and carriage-honss' bath gas, anu VA
low 10 feet vide With the house Will be sold LVi
fronting about 30 feet. leaving most peautini
RIiILUING LOT OH the east fronting ABOUT 5ts
feet Which Will he afterwards solo, or IL desired IL
may be all sold together.
We invite special tcnton to this sale as the pro
rerty Is situated In improving and pleasant neigh
borhoods, and affords good opportunity 20 secure
comfortable homes. GRCBRS WILLIAMS,
W., Auctioneers.
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ny MOODY & Rovall, Auctoneers.
SALE OF vALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE N CHESTEktlELt;D
emit Court OF Chesterfield county pronounced at lie
November term 1871. III certain suit therein pend
ing STYLED Pbaup rs Worsham's executor Ct ats, the
undersigned special commissioners Will offer Tor s;.ic
at public auction In front of the COURTHOUSE OF SAD
county, on MONDAY the 18th day Of May, lsI2, AT
late Mtniei Worsham, adjoining the lands Of u.
Goode and Others on the GeRiS r9aa
and Dnnyilie railroad. This tract contains TWO
HTNDRED AND sTXTY-NINE AND THREE
0TT4ETER ACRES i.65,j more or less-aoout
one-hslf in cultivation and the residue III ol1gIai
forest. ,.
TERMs: Liberal, anal will be made known on clay
of e,ir ). EROOKS.
"a ' L. c. MCRAE.
Special Commissioners.
,,oon~ T. poy,rr Aurttonecrs my 4-tds
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucboneer :ld Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALUA-
/ BILE ESTATE On JAM iISI,, El 1EhtrIt y
PLANS" And OF OTHER LANDS. ADLOiN,
ING, CONThINING ~ THE AGG ;! I;i z !, II:
EtEE E HJNPfFEoP k FEE MfkEs bEIoW
RiCHMOND.-By virtue of certain decd of trust
executed by Major William Allen and Fanny his
ruff to Jss he TRRc
Sstste s9nt akEs F nors
or less bearing date on the sth day OF May 1885, ana
also Of another deed of trust, dated July eth 1885,
executed by Major William Allen to Rooefs o to
strawberry Plains" and three other tracts aa1oin-
lug, known rs sydnor's. Prosser,s, and Mooltoiks,
ths DhG's fH915Tn$ aRfat cREs both Of Which
deeds are recorded In the clerks office of Henrico
COUNTY Court We tine eISE tsereto reanred BY
the respective benehciaries in said deeds proceed 10
sen At ausop Gn ~ Re m y Of Nay
I? at ii o'clock NJ III fair; ii not, the first fair
day thereafter the Whole 0! the seyeral tracts con
S SsES p ns nss FIVE Vi Iii5 M
GH the H ffiSna isIlsd k SSSf
Containing AG S sns the
called Woolfolk's. continuing EIGHTY ACRES;
the whole constituting one eesspae. farm OF Mh lsaa
are open land, and the remainder In original growth
of oak, pine, &c.
Nearly all OF the open lilllO mas Deeu uueu Mltliu
the past six years, aud that not in cultivation Is well
set In clover :,
barn. quarters stables &C., al erected since the war
at cost Of about $4,000.
This estate lies OH tie main public road In the
county of Henrico on the north side Of James river,
regarded rs equal IN fertility to any land on the
river with convenient access to one or more wharVes
on the adjoining farms.
a plat and survey Of the lands will be exhibited at
the hour Of sale.
The title is regarded as unquestionable
The trustees-James Peasants and Ec!cr. A.
Lancaster-in the aforementioned deed reserve The
right to sell tie property therein conveyedvZ, sos
acres more or less, known as strawberry fialhs,
separately at the time and place aforesaid.
be for an amount sufficient In cash to defray the
expenses of sale and to discharge the two notes SC
cured IN the first deed with interest thereon, es-
mated TO be SI4GoB the balance ut six, twelve, and
eighteen months, for negotiable notes, interest add
ed. secured by a trcst deed. If the - strawberry
Plains" tract be sold separately, the terms will be
cash as to expenses of sale and to pay off said two
notes with interest thereon estimated ut the
balance on such terms as may be announced at TIC
Steamboats, plying between Richmond and Nor
folk Will convey pe,sons wishing to attend the sale
to Curtis Neck wharf, and return at i. IL. on the
same day. '.t-..+"
JAMES PLEASANTs, ~ 5.
ROBERT =. LANCASTER, Trns,ecs
ROBERT OULD, Arus'ecS'
ISAAC II. CARRINGTON, J G.'
nv i-cofitbfy1tdtfs .#s~ ........s ). ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
BY Coullipg & Meade,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1901 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL MAR
l. KET GARDEN OF TEN ACRES: TWO AND
RICHMoND. on THE CREIGHTON ROAD.
ADJOINING THE LANDS OF MESsE$; J:
". OTEY, s. SUTHERLAND, AND JOHH
HECKLER.-By virtue of decd or trust By
Mrs. Mary 4. Lecicr to NE, rs trustee, dated
Tie ts OF March, 1855. duly recorded In the clerk
office Of Henrico County Court, D. u. q, page CgI
auction. on the premises. on THURSDAY ting stli Of
Nav, 1872. at o'clock J.. u, the TRACT OF LAND
described in said deed. with improvements thereon
Consisting OF frame dwelling. nyc rooms; Atchei,
stable and usual out-bnildings.
TERMS: Liberal and made known on day OF sale.
+. ". BEDFORD. Trustees
r,oru,,Sc & Mr.pF tuctioneera. ap Solids
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VALUABLE BRICK DWELLiNnin -,
NORTH SIDE CARY BEI " nEI:fc;IT ~ BY
JAMES E. aobDiN, Esq, FOR SALE a! At "a. AI On
TIONAt te request OF ne ewneGs VIC Va oclocS
p n liz, dasjraLie property located IS aboxe:: ss
serbed The house contains eight r9Sns sp mS oo D
dern Improvements brick kleasn W. WIN nis s rs
n, good renair. The lot fronts on Cary street ~ I
With depth of $50 feet to IN alley u lee. VIZ Ia N
is Enclosed with new fence: THIS RSHerbood. sgi
the attention. of parties desiring IL purchase s''
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; balance NJ & ~ 80 Sc
nonths. FOR deferred notes, six per cent aSI
eecuieu W - ~' ~ Auc:icnefT
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!. r1I.r1oY sALu---rhss nay.
nv Thomas w. Keesce, Auctaoneet'.' ~
-. No. isl5 Main street.

/SESTEEI, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
SThc, AT AUCTION.- DAr, commch' 'a'lV
alto O'Clock, consisting In part OF .h ,na rpns !.
70 At ARL OR SU In hair-clotn snare
WhIEIIT CENTRE and CARD-TAbLEoi saE.5
WHRDROBEs. DRESSING BUREAUS
" fie: NJ SihiSESafbERsuIT, complete;
Handsome COTTAGE CHAMBERR ~ 81 kIRs:
EEAATTEESioN and LEAF DINING TABhESi
IiaT-RACKs, WALNUT and STAINED DEL ~
uA ~ and Stuck MATTRESSES;
HOLSTERS and PILLOMSj .rs,
PpRiRS. T.OuNGES. and TIN-sAFES;,
REFRtGERATORS.s EWlNe-m h|n'A'
MbthhTIS = co.'s FfRE-PRoOF SAFE
WA THOMAS w. KEFSEE. h Mr.r.-
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n. M yeapolltans nes arrd the a aair.

Tho New York Tunes says: t,,.
From, the statementa received BY caoie
about The eruption Of Mount vesuyihuSS :
will naturally be presumed that Tue nI ,,a.ry
ants of Naples and the surrounding .gu
arr In nm unenviable and unhappy con iui;,a,,s
Ia notnt Of fact. however, the y e.:ls .sa;.
are probably eIated and happ! nes nr,,rtion
usuaI careless habit. To them 'ho ei'f'''N
Of Vesuyius Is not only
NATTER OF rRiDE
and r1easure, but 1t is the suIest s Maan,i;
anu an: NV will, visitors and the Neapof-
uhlus . III with money. It Is difficult tor
st1n i's.er To understand the affection winch
.nn Seanolitan feels for his fiery mountain.
tIn Knows that it Is dangerous at times, OUT
10 fnels the same pride In its magnlfcent rage
,h,t the dog.fancier feels In the fierceness OF
h;s net blood-hound. The mountain Is Ger
t,;niv beautiful object, with Its vlne.cao
s;icS its rent and rugged summit, anu the
symmetrical outline of its climbing cone. tic
HIS been familiar with the pillar Of cloud oy
day and y.
THE PILLAR OF FIRE s@..
by night, which wreathe OF gild its crest !;
aid rs its fercest outbursts have never yet
injured him, he fancies that it never VIII IN
in,,e one who is so warmly attached TO It.
Vesuyins makes Naples unique among CONT
mental cities, and though the Neapoiltan mas
heard of the grander spectacles that -Etna
has displayed to the Mcssinians, ne Is inciInea
TO dcpreciate the latter volcano as dull ana
sluggish and greatly oVcrrated mountain,
possessing none of the activity and cheerful
pcss of his perpetuallv smoking pet. Then,
too il is from Vesuvius that he receives his
CHOICEST WINES ,-...s. T. III.
and the snow that cools them in the long
summer evenings. And more than all, 1t Is
tbe mountain that draws the scores OF rich
and lavish foreigners to Naples, and thus
makes the city sort of southern Paris. Inc
people Of the Ecsuyian villages may lie rum
ed bv the burning flood that overwhelms
their cottages and annihilates their crops,
but the true Neapolitan blesses the good st.
Januarius for the superb spectacle, OF the
new eruption, and counts with compacency
the daily arrivals of foreigners who baye
flocked to the only city where they can safely
watch the volcano in its graDdest and most
imposing moments. Wreck Naples by al
earthquake, and crumble it to ashes by a
Chicago fire, and the Ncapolitan would lose
none Of his elastic gaycty, but would wait IN
hopefulness for .H
ITS REsCRRECTloS.
Put out his volcano, however, and he has re-
ccived deadly blow. The world without
the sun would be, in his estimation, the only
parallel for Naples without Fesufl's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
By ". B. Radcliffe Auctionecr'
No. 1879 Main street.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION IN Is,s
Nam str.ct commencing at halfpast 10 oeloek 4
and T. Eseoa se Sides of
RiEs, &C. nd con Rreass " sasars-Yaicus grades
Go aRs R Laga5ra and java; s TsaS
and gnSk MG Soss c sns
Eastern Ear INA Poe Herrjnrs: Family soapsvarious
EPe eud 0Aaaanine candies Butter End Lard
Vinegar Pickles Cheese BGeke asd a brushes to-
a.tber with any thing which may be effsr Sd II sme
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RrroRrEp DISCOVERY OF SUBMERGED CITY
NEAR ST. AUGUsT1SE.-During the heavy gales
which prevailed last fall, the tide On one oc-
casIon was driven SO low in the North RIVER
that n remarkable discovery was made.
About seven miles north of st: Augustine,
on the west shore of North river, the re-
mains of an ancient city were disclosed.
Several wells, walled in with coquina, are
now visible under water; but the founda-
lions Of the houses can be only felt with
pole. On the occasion of the discovery,
gale had prevailed for four or five days from
the north--drivins the water out Of the river
to an extent never before known. Further
investigations have also brought to light
coq,lina quarry on this same site; and, what
is the most remarkable, the quarry is in the
midst of a dense hammock, and which any
one can see now by taking the trouble to go
there. The rock is of a quality equal to any
on Anastacia Island, and the quarry has been
extensively used, doubtless for the purpose
of building this city or settlement--for one
or the other it certainly was.-S. Augustine
(F1d.) Press, april Is. .. ~.
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By Ishell s Son,
AuctioIeers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND
Il FRAMED DWELLING THEREON, On TIE lie
SOUTH SIDE or DUVAL STREET SEAR LIS
AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue of deed Of trust exc,
cuted by Peter Gwinn and wife TO the undersigned
and duly recorded In the clerks office Of the Rich
mond Hastings Court. (Deed-Book Is b, page 3s1,(
viii sell ut auction. upon the premises, on sAtgR-
certain LOYOFi.AND. with FRAMED DWELL
ING thereon having seven rooms, fronting on DuIa
street near It's intersection with ST. Pecrs street 70
feet inches and running back about l6o feet to an
alley 10 feet wide.
The terms Of the decd require cash, but other terms
may be made on Tire day Of sale.
mye GEORGE TIAIBERLAKE, Trustee.
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By Gruhbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
BEAUTIFULLY ITUATEDTHH Tx f;1srE Ar I
NJ sis Tf1HEREoN IN SIDNEY.-in execution Of a
Circuit cGu N the Of c1I ep of ra
Va NV, trustee the undersigned. special com mis-
soncrs viii Sell at auction, upon the premises on
MONDAY. eth May. nj O'Clock T: M ne proIsrtGf
II - sitsted at the Southwest corner of Park street
and PARK avenue formerly called Scutetown ROAD
fronts on the former about 273 rect ana contnns
ainnt thrcsLIuaItcrs of an acre. Ii has upon It a
Tramcd iwclng a number Of fruit trees, and well
of water The situation Is one Of the prettlest LII
TrnIS: Onc-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and Twelve months for notes, with Interest added
a a,. .nIo ,etoined Il. H MARSHALL,
'-AN '-- A. D. WILLIAMS.
Commissioners
r. k,,tiopcorc
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BY Grubhs & Wplisms,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, street between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE FALCA-
pIE LITTLE FARM CALLED WEST
n, NP:roS. On THE WESTHAM ROAD. FOUR
NILES AND 4 HALF WEST OF RICHMOND
In execution OF the provisions ola deed Of trust from
". p. I.awton to Luci"n Ill., dated 10Th October,
1858, and recorded IN Henrico county court Office
being thereto required by the assignee OF tLe cred,
sell at auction, upon the prenises, ON TUESDAY.
Nav eth 1872, the IlTTLEF FARM above reierTe,i To-
containing FORTY-ONE AND HALE ACEES,
running back to the canal.
The improvements consist Of good AMfD
DWELLING with about SIX ROOMS, the uSu. cut
houses, and good orchard
TERMS: The deed prescribes sale for cash, but
we are authorized 10 state that more favorable TERMS
Will be made known ut the time OF sale.
NJ. II. GILLIAN,l s,h Trrs,.r.
anos JOHN ri. GUY, 9"'' ''uS''''
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BY James N. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT LOI,
i IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON TIE
SOyTTH SIDE OF DUyAL NEAR ST. PETERS
STREET.-By. virtue, of decd o. trust cxecute ute
tee. 70 secure the payment Of certain sum Of mo-
new therein mentioned default having been made In
the payment thereof and being required SO TO 90 by
the Beneficiary in said deed, will proceed TO sell at
public auction. on TUESDAY the nth day OF May;
is7o, on the premises, at O'Clock F. ~, the LOT
described In said Decd being designated as Lot No.
L. fronting the south side OF Duyal street @8s by
OF 9-l2 feet 10 an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS Cash enough TO pay the expenses OF safe
and The debt and the balance ut such time rs may oe
mn Is "po- JAMES III. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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BUILDING LOT ON LESTER STREET,
D IN ROCKETS. AT ACCTtON.-On MON
DAY sth Nav, 1872, on the premises. at O'Clock +.
NJ. we will sell that valuable LOT frontug a5 feet
ON ester street and extending hack to Wharf street.
we'll suited for manufacturing purposes, and close 10
: Terms: One-fourth cash; balance at 6, 0, aud l.
months for negotiable notes with SIX per cent In
tcrest added, secured by trust deed.
ny3 LEE & GODDIN, Auctioneers.
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G&!tG by Grubis 4 Williams,
;AuctIonccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

r ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
Ii IN ADAMs'S VALLEY, ON AND NEAR
THE LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD, AT AuCTl0N.-On TUESDAY the
7th day Of May, commencing ut O'Clock 7. AZ, We
will sell, upon the premises lots Nos as, sae aa1:
and xsS In Adamss plan, fronting together 26i fsst
on the west side OF Concord street the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Tailroadl near baldwin street.
and running back average depth of about S7S ieet
to CarTingtuns old mtl-raee. 4sast -.
Also lOt icttc5. Ia said plan, fronting 81 feet on
tha 1est side of SeSe1te lsh street hetween Hicnaa
aud Baldwin streets, rsnnsnS hack lsS feet 70 Sen@
cord street, Oh which II fronta sos feet.
Also, two lots OF the northwest corner OF baiaHin
and Federal streets, each 2syioV4 feet. 4
NM Aasasansers.
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BY Lancaster & Coz j.
Stock Brokers and Auctlonccrs.

UCTION SALE OF sToCKs.-Wew will
n sell Mt auction, at our Office. on WEDNESDAY,
the 9TH day OF May ls5s at Z qclef f All IW ~
Sr(1tiK II TIE OLD DOMINION IRON AND
Nail WORKS COMPANY, being. collateral s.
curity for the payment Of two notes Of Hugh ".
ISL 5aoy dated 18th June, 1870, nn one for eight
thousand &c hundred dollars Ss,5eo), dated 2sth
June, 1870 both payable six months ailer date:
nv EAT Stock Brokers and Auctieneers.
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90 By Grublss s Williams.
Auctiopeers and Real Estate AZ Gus
F.Icyeath street bet accg Main anc IsauA'

r OTIS NOS. IA, Is, AND 10, IN nA AS,,X;,
| McunI SOW ESTER, AND SIMPSON
ADDITION. NEAR rs Port MAYO, AZ Al cI'fp
TIoN.-on THURSDAY. sth 3lay' , ~ 0Ts aTo's
n, We vii! sell, upon the premises, ts ,rh or re
west line OF Nicholson street, and run paGA ,s ws,
Hague s:reet the las, fronts ~ se syerass eh
~ oysr soS feet They lie very near me nng ~ e.
Chessneake and Ohio rs.rlsd and bes,oes; ~ tIs
ments OF value contain ~, inuease ia@iiu''
best moulding sand,
TERMS: Al sale. r,,,,.S ,r.ttonsers
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PAINTS, OILS, &c. b..
Two CONSUMERS OF

>~~~~>~~~~~~-~~
Two CONSUMERS OF
~ PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILS.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by LIB
differs from all other L1bricattng 0As sold in this
marked We are the sole agents here for the Viz
gnia Natural Petroleum Lubricaing OH, every bar
rel Of which sold by US bearing our brand thus
virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating Oil, Pur-
cell, Ladd s. Co., Agents, Richmond, Va"
1t Is not a mixture or residuunl oil, containing
chemicals lurtful to machinery, buta
PURE, NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA PETR0-
LEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
of % degrees gravity, which will last longer Is bet
ter lubrtcator, aud is therefore cheaper than tie
socaled Lubricating oils lcheh there are plenty
offered under the lure Of !oo prices, t,t chich are
Corthless as time and their use will tell.
We guarantee to sell the PETROLEUM LUBRI-
eating OIL Of the best and purest quality az lo,c
as the same grade of oil can BE bought anyDhere,
and lower titan 1t can be sold in this market Con-
sumcrs will please bear this III mind For purity,
durability lubrcatlng properties, aud all Of the de-
arabe qualities, the oil sold by us Is unsurpassed.
IA PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
1916 Main and Thirteenth street,
mys Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF a MOST BEAUTIFUL HALE
y ACRE LOT IN MANCHESTER, AT THE
CORNER OF IORTER AND LAMRENCE
O'Clock p NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, LOT
No. lo7 in the plan Of Manchester, fronting 1872 feet
OH Porter street and running back on Lawrence
street las feet.
This is one OF the most admired lots In the whole
town and 10 more eligible situation could be occurred
whether reference II had e. Its present surroundings
or the great prospective improvement go confidently
expected by those who have considered the future OF
the town. ,
Tie terms will be made known Mt the sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAM,
An o7,Soth Nav 2.I&d Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06
BY Richardson s Co., -
Real Estate Agents md AuctioneeTs''
-. ira Main street.

500 BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHEs-
9tVJ TER FOR SALE PRIVATELY OR BY
ArCrION.-Until WEDNESDAY the 18th OF May,
ats o'clock r. NJ, we shall offer for sale privately
ONE HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS, 90 Ieel front
end 1s5 feet deep to sixteen-foot alley, on maury,
lee Marx, and Morgan streets, In Marks addition
to Manchester ON the east. !.
o'clock p. NJ, wc shall sell by auction such LOTS Us
remain unsold. ~, 2 -, haro Tho
Purchasers before the auction sale will nave tEe
vegc of tho choice lots and the very liberal terms
p po,yi ndsrcf wv =, RICHARDSON s. CO.,
nS $50 Real Estate AuctioreeTs.