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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-18
GsIIaI0U~ iNTELLIGENCE.


BAPTIST.
On the second Sunday in September four
persons were baptized and united with ths
Baptist church at Montpeli-r.-Rev. c.
Newhau has resigned the charge ofthe Bap-
tist church in Albany, Vt, the resignation
20 take effect the first Sabbath in November
The annual meeting Of the New York
Baptist State Convention viii be held in
Gloyersyille, Oct 23rd. The sermon will be
preached By Rev g. C. Baldwin, D. D., OF
Troy.-The Free-will Baptist church of
sutton, Vt, las received since July Il, for
ty-nine TO membership, 81 by baptism and
Is by letter, several joining las: Sunday.
The Society are preparing 70 paint and car
pet JLeir church The church supports four
branch Sunday schools with a membership
ofover i00.-Rey. Geo. B. Cow. for sev
eral years past pastor of the Maine street
Baptist Sieiety, in Worcester, Mas, has
resigned to assume the charge Of the
endowment fund that it is proposed
70 raise for the Worcester academy
The State Convention Of Vermont met at
Bratleboro. Oct. 81 and 81. Rev. II. C.
Estes Of Jericho being Moderator Rev Mr.
Wilcox Of this city, preached the annual
sermon. Addresses were delivered by Rev
Drs. Hovey and L0rimer of Mas, Rev. Drs
Backus and Gillette Of New York, and Rev
C.. Il. Carpenter Of Burmah There were
81 delegates present. and large attendance
Of spectators. Ten feeble churches had been
aided from the funds Of the Convention dur
ing tie year. 70 the amont Of little more
than S2,O00 The church at Bellows Fall.
which las been aided since il organization,
ah3at Is years since. does not ask for aid
for the coming year. The debt of the Con
yen;ion, amounting 60 SI,573.5O was dis
charged by ID subscription, and balance
left in the treasury More than rwo-thirds
Of It came from members Of churches once
feeble and aided BY the State Convention.
The Convention adjourned on Thursday
noon % meet at Rutland on the first Tues
DAY Of October ls-3-The new interests
at Montpelier and Nergennes are in hope
fai state. T4s pastor Of the latter church
having resigned in consequence Of ill-health,
Rev. T. Il Archibald Of Bristol. has been in
yited TO the passionate. The contributions
from the ehurches have amounted to 81
coo. The permanent fund IS X, So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
BY Grubbs & Williams, I"
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
KNOWN, AS LAUREL SPRING, AT AUCTION.
BY virtne Of decree Of the Chancery Cours Of Rich
mond entered on the LIST day OF March, 1871, In the
case Of Palners administrator FAINT aud ais, the
Undersigned, special commissioners thereby ap-
pointed, will sch at auction upon the premises on
FRIDAY, 18th April, at ~ O'Clock 7. NJ, the we'll
known" LAUREli SPRING FARM" formerly the
seat of Edwin Cox. II lies the Osborne turnpike
about one and quarter miles below city, aud nd.
Joins OIL three sides Mr. Franklin Steal1lss Tree Hill
estate, aud contains about THIRTf-oNE ACRES
OF highly-improyed land.
The improvements are large BRICK DWELL
ING, with two-siory porch extending all around,
aording very extensive view; also, the usual out
houses.
The grounds contain some very handsome shade
trees, and within the yard there Is u fine spring.
This was once regarded as ono Of tue most attruc-
tive country seats the city and with the 3adi,
cious outlay Of reasonable sum of money II could
I've made In every respect desirable as home, and
for trucking or gardening purposes.
TERMS: One-fourtlS cash balance ut six, tMeiSe,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes with IN.
terest added and title retained until the notes are
paid. s..sf. .siNr va. 81.
This property is within short distance OF me
land purchased by the Chesapeake anu ohio haii-
road Company for Its eastern depols :Sc;
JAMES ID. HAL1BlRIONi
THONASJ. EVANS,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auetloneegs. me y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
-. nr1rH or Rosa RANp-DischAhan

INV DEATH OF Rosa RAspI ,ba soraner
lnn..v,s~Yesterday afternoon the co @ W,,,n
or,,r,,,dod tho inquest on the body OIL mi so
r con-, the trapezc performer, VINO me. 81 81
t Mgs death at the bands OF her rcpu.eu
b tIi while stopping at the Maa ,,s vi
Wn,,se on Friday last. The testimony "a
siv ' or eight inmates Of the hotel, policemen,
and others, was taken, but the statements o. q.
MI of them went to show that the tfa Az,
was but tho result of an accident. ln ne re-
was nothing adduced in 1t to prove i hnd
Davis, the man who committed the deco I aaa
ANYTHING to excite him to Jealousy OF iea .a
him to the preparation of crime ~, lo"u a,.
tho woman he was travelling with. Inc vei.
dict of the coroner's jury was that Catnsr.,i,e
Whitlony, the. deceased. came to hcr uea vi
from the effects of g,n-shot wound lnnl'tI ,a
by the accidental discharge of plstoi I'D te
hands of James &. Davis. Whlttory, .he
Inst husband of the deceased, VINO Ie','
rr1phed to the Chief of Police on thc sun
iect. failed to put in al appearance yesteiuuis
Last evening Davis was still detained AZ TN,
Nintl-Strect police station, though on Mi,,.'
authority he was kept we arc unable 10 s'''c'
Cmjrun6 Ei,quirer, March 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
BY Wellington Goddin, Real Estate Auctionccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA.
PIE AN9 , REs r4T * FEN
virtue Of deed of trust bearing date I'D June, 1896
executed to the subscribers by Messrs; Horace l..
hent, William Paine, ana hooslt - ta am laGr
I Co., and their wives, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court the 2cth Junc 1853, we, either
of us, WILL In execution thereof, and with approval
of the surviving partners, proceed to sell at auction
on the premises IN the order advertised, on TIL URS-
pay ths nth day Of April ,, a. at !.
after, the following truly valuable REAL ESTATE
viz, .-' u.s. ...-,.. s-.....
First. That very attractive and valuable ]. or IN
the south side OF Main between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets fronting 4oi feet running back les feet an
alley, being the one on which formerly stood the
Second The large THREE-STORY BRIC X
BUILDING in rear of the above now occupied as q
tobacco factory by Mr.. John II. Worsham, fronting
5ei feet on the north side of Cary street, running
back aI3 feet to all alley twelve feet wide
Third. The VACANT LAND on the east of saii
l45 feet on the north side of Cary street, running
back ola feet to the said aforementioned alley.
Fourth The LOT on the west line Of Twelfth
street between Siain and Cary streets fronting a5o;
so feet running back about $50 feet. .'
Fifth. The LOT In rear of the above, fronting OH
s asS The L %h FRaE iSf
thereon, In rcur Of the Ballard House, fronting OH
the north side of Cypress alley oo feet from as In
Maps of the foregoing real estate will Ike exhibited
ut the hour of sale. -..
Taking into consideration the location of the fore
going real estate, 1t seldom occurs TINT SO uch really
valuable property Is offered at auction IN the centre
of the most business part Of the city,
The attention Of capitalists and others is rarticu-
larly cilledto this sale. - f! .sf1sf
The property will he sold according to the maps to
be exhibited ut the sale, and will he subdirided into
lots Of appropriate Sizes.
TERMS: One-ffth cash balance In equal install
ments at 9, Is, and - months for negotiable notes
bearing eight per cent per annum interest secured
by deeds of trust The taxes for the present year TO
be paid by the purchasers.
ROBERT r. HOWISON,
..,. WELLINGTON GODDlS,
NH 9o-2awtiis - Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
BY Moody & Royal, Auctioncers.

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD AND
w KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE. AT
AUCTION.-At the request OF the owner, Mrs. 4.
NJ. Drewry, who desires to ircak up housekeeping,
we will sell ut public auction,at her residence the
Falls Plantation" about one mile from Mauches-
ter, on TUESDAY the I'd day Of April, 1877, ut II
o'clock A. NJ, an elegant suit of 4&t5i
PARLOR FURNITURE, sl1..g<
consisting OF Divans, large Mirrors, Chairs, Chande-
Tiers, Sofas, Lace and Daask Curtains; also, spen
did Brussels Carpet and Rug, just as good as new:
Suits for several bedrooms, consisting Of Beds and
Bedding, Chairs, Bureaus, &c. Kitchen furniture
everything complete and of best quality, In good or
der Also, good assortment OF Farming Utensils,
Wagons, Carts, Plougll,, &C., &c. ~.
This Is the hest lot of furniture ever offered for
sale In Chesterfield county.
Terms: Made known on day OF sale.
MOODY i ROYALL, Auctioneers.
MSTu @.t@ - $3.50. t-s.s ..za
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01

4 SMALLPOX SENSATIONAL genuine small
pox sensation was inauguratcd few days
since in Driftwood, near Williamsport, Pa.
1t appears that a scavengcr made his appear
ance at the hotel in that village, and was given
lodgings for the night, retiring in state OF
intoXicaton. The next morning he was found
to be sick and unable to rise, and died the
evening of that duy. A coffin was procured,
the corpse laid out, and upon removal 1t was
ascertalned that the body could not be con-
veyed down the stairway, owing to its mar
row, winding course. 1t was thereupon re-
solved to lower the body from window,
and IN the execution of this task the coffin
burst, and the body fell to the ground, also
bursting. Six men gathered up the remains,
and the burial was performed as speedily ~
possible. To the utter astonishment of the
people Of that place, six inmates of the hotel
were taken with smallpox, one Of whom, q
son of the landlord, died on the 25th ultimo
A guard has been steadily maintained day
and night around the hotel to prevent the in
mates from escaping, and to keep outsiders
away, but in spite of all their vigilance one
of the patients, suffering from delirium, has
escaped, and at last accounts had not been
captured. The business of the hotel previous
TO this visitation was about 500 per day
some of the patrons escaped upon tie out
break of the disease, and now demand their
baggage, but the landlord refuses to deliver
it, conclusion in which he will receive the
endorsement Of the inhabitants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
Rr Moody & Royall, Auctionecrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA.
I HI-E REAL, ESTATE IN THE TOWN Or
MANCHESTER. yA-By virtls, of decree &C. o. Inc
County Court of Chesterfield county, NJ us ,,iaa
Hollis rS Hobbs the undersigned, special comlnls-
soner will sell at PUBLIC auction on M ~ 2TTI
April LIST. 1872 ut az o'clock T. Ms pa AZ TOO
EtTI EIiIIDIN(i OTIS. Nos 81. o., 3d. lib, ana l20
IN MARKS addition in the town Of Manchester.
TERMS or SALE: Cash. -,.,
$780,. r ~ tnrtinnrrrs mll Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" AND VALUABLE ToBhCG0 Fh C. !
AND OTHER Bull DINCiS ON TIE EAST SIDE
OF SEVEN Til BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL.
STREETS-By virtue of decree 81, 81 inc EiTcn 1,
1856, In the case Of Anderson, &C. against anderson
&c., the undersigned surviving commissioners, IN
further execution thereof will offer for sale at pub
lie auctions on the premises, on TUESDAY the Cd
Of Anril Js72 at hai-past O'Clock Z. NJ, the large
THRE E-STORY BRICK. TOBACCO FACTOR1
covered with slate 40 by 80 feet OIL the east line OF
Seventh between Cary and Canal streets. now oceu.
Dicd by Mr.. David Baker, Jr. Also. the adjoining
Tor on the north, with several BRICK BUILD
INGS on il, used as Office. workshop, &c.
The factory will he sold with ffty-four feet front
leaving vacant space on each side, and the other
Iol with sxty-six feet 'front.' each running back one
hundred and thirty feet to IN alley.
Tie location of this property so near the DaslI
renders 1t, ErOspectiyely very valuable Inc factory
though needing some repairs, Is nevertheless mos
excellent one.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at SIN, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes; hitercs
added and title retained till all the pnrrhase-lnone!
is paid and until the further order Of the comrt.
= ANDREW JOHNSTON,
WI. X. WYNN,
Il. JOHN 0. STEGER.
NH 23-tds Surviving Comlnlssloners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
BY Grubbs K Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" NUMBER OF HANDSOME BCLDlNG
ton OF decree of the Chanccry Court Of Richmond
entered OH 18th July, ISL In the case OF HOLLAND
and wife Is. Ferguson Ct ais, the undersigned. spc-
cill commissioners thereby appointed VIII sell at
auction. upon the premises, on iii URSDAn tue an
,lay of April commencing at O'Clock L. ~. aoout
TEN ACRES OF the - H,rdgrove'' place whercoD
said Holland resides. lying just wltl@at the mtsoi
Manchester. In an elevated and healthy LOCATION
overlooking Manchester and Richmond and afford
ing beautiful prospect: .,,,..,.
THE land to be sold lies south of the dwelling ana
OH the east side of Banbridge street and ~ nc ila
OF into about SEFESTf-FlNE BEAIIlFo VI
BUILDING LOTS. each fronting 30 feet and running
back 100 feet to allie, Is fronting good streets
BY reason of their prominent anu pleasant sitia
ton and comparative naarness TO the manufactures
and shops In Manchester, Iichmond. anu OH beie
Isle and OH the extension of Ninth street. leading 20
the free bridge, and about half mile from sald
bridge these lots should bc sought after by persons
seeking good building sites ut low prices. ana ny
these wishing to invest with reference 10 steady
| and rapid increase in value or
plat of the property may be seen III inc ohice VI
the auctiunecrs. ,,.
TERMS a: One-fourth cash; balance ut four elSht,
and twelve months for negotiable notes win lnte-
rest added, and titles retained until the crent lils'i
mcnts are paid. r. NJ. GON STh,,
Commissioners
rp,-Dp. q U,rr1,NS kurfinupprS, NH 25
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AIrrTroN sALEs-..This Dny.
By Thomas w. keesee, Auctioiieer,
Nh 1af7 Mnfn street. 800.

BOOKS, BRoOMs, HOUSE
L HOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
THIS DAY at1O o'clock will sell Mt my aucsion-
Two CHICKERING PIANOS, 8 and octave;
V'S = TT PhRioR SUIT, In la!r-clotI;
Handsome COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEDSIEADS,
MhIBJ E-TOP md PLAIN BUREAUS,
WhIJOGANY WASHST,AE1)S,
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE and S!DEBOAKDs,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY WAR 4 Ky LEE :
OAK and WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES,
LEAF, CARD, and CENTRE TABLES,
WALNUT ETAGERES,
HAIR and STUCK MATTRESSES, ,,
Lot PATENT BR0ONS, LETTER PREss,
STOVE, SEW'ING-MACIiI &c. "
ALSO.
Large lot valuable MEDICA! ana M , r.
~ i Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
BY Lyme & Brother,
hucti0ncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Lilo Main street.

MICE BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST
~ SIDE OF MOSBY STREET, STRECKER'S
HILL, FOR SALE AT JCTI0N.-We shall, ut
the request of the owner, IL Mt public auction, OF,
the premises, on TUESDhY the I'd Of APRIL 1872, al
O'Clock p. NJ, the LOT above referred to, having
front of IS by l55 feet. -o.x
mi, ~ Auctloneer5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
BY Lee & Goddin. kuctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i ON FRANKLIN AND TM'ENTY-EiNTH
STREETS, ADJOINING TIE PROPERTY IT. OF 2I
". c. FRAYSER, ESQ, AND OPPOSITE Tue I
Residence OF CAPTAIN G. W. ALLEN, AND
OVERL COOKING LIBBY HILL PARK, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION..On TUESDAY. "a day OF
April, ls72 we will sell Mt public auction, OH the
nremiscs at a O'Clock P NJ those three truly desi-
Fable and ciIgiby located BUILDING LOTS stu.
ated rs described above. These LOTS commence ut
the northeast corner of Franklin street and run In
northwardly direction 90 feet on Twcnty-ninth
street, and extend back, within parallel lines l2l
feet o an alley, thus giving 50 feet front to each on
Twcnty-niuth street.
This property is in 4 most desirable neighlorhood
and should attract the attention of those desiring To
build private residences being within few minutes
walk Of the business centre of the city.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: residue ut 1, :, and II
months. for negotiable paper, Fer cent. Interest
added. and secured by trust deed.
NH 20 LEE & GODDIN. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
BY Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
lila Main street.

THREE VERY EBUILDING
J. LOTS on THE EASTERN LINE OF TWEN-
TIETH RECT AT IT'S INTERSECTIONW WITH
GRACE STREET, AND OPPOSITE THE PRO
PERTY OF MIR: EDMOND BoSSIEuS; FOR
SALE AT AUCTIOS.-On WEDNESDAY, sd
April instant, ut s. o'clock p NJ. ON the premises
we will sell those THREE BUILDING LOTS
located above fronting Oh Twentieth street 80 feet
each, and extending back 40 feet TO al alley y feet
wide, opposite the handsome block of buildings be-
longing to Edmund BosSieux Esq. ..
TERMS One-fourth cash balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added ut the rate Of six per cent. per annun and Sc
cured by trust decd. LEE GoDDlN,
NH % kuciOnecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
nv Richardson & Co.,
BY NiCHdTHoVH @ w
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
lll3 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN TIE
Y IVES WEs TERN PART OF THE CITY FOR
SALE ~ AuCrI9Smon M No Me sa ' sell By By
A .p,, IT IN The nr,,ni4ts, FOUR VALUABLE
HliTDlNG LOTS numbered So, 81 lG5 and l"S 10
Rtrhes plan fronting Harvic Taylor, ana sI M
iiams streets, In the neighborhood Oh Oahce a"u
Zetclle's property. ,o l., .,roo md
siy months with Interest at the rate Of zen per ceh':
BIN slo. n n,,,,,,n "'N'' RICHARDSON s. CO..
per a',t n Anctionecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
by Wellington GoddlD,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corpnr of Eleventh, and Bank streets.

DEAuTIFuE LOT IN SIDNEY, AT
Is TItE sOirTJWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
CJ,ARKE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
vii he sold ut auction, or the premises o!so OH y
hat bcaItIfuI LOT located as above, fronting 3s1
feel, running back 100 feet, and on Its rear line 10
feet III f.oDDIN
r,n'. 1A' . AuCtinnecr
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE,
II RESTAURATEUR, A@
1902 MAIN STREET,
keeps oil hand the best that the markets Z~e
afford for his guests The uxuIies Of all chimes arc
ready for dinner parties, and he especially invites
ladies' and gentlemen TO the saloon reserved for their
accommodation. "
The hest WINES and LIQUORS that are retailed
IN Rchlnoud arc found at hts bar, where BREWED
DRINKS are promptly made by one Of the most ex-
pcrienced hands III the city. !.
servedin the most elegant style With the new year
XETELLE turns over new leaf, and goes ahead with
the buoyaut spirit Of the new Richmond. lat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
ByGrubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THREE VERY VALUABLE SMALL
L FARMS IN UENRICU COUNTY, PAkT OF.
G. PAnEski Ap3Hf F 81 MIEEs + FROM kcH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUGTIoS.-By the re.
npr resi on Friday the 5th day Of April e
tair If not. the next fair dry, the three FAhMS
as and HsSrl9ea On 5I K
SEVEN AND 4 QUARTER ACRES. with frame
dwelling with four rooms, aud Kitchen, garn sI1
r Sc fSn's oSE ntSpREb
THIRTEEN ACRES.each tract having fair pro p
| portion Of cleared and timbcrcd land and Lots d
ai These Lands adoin DR.. J. y Powell and are
the Brook turnpike one OF the best ro3ns OUT VI
Richmond. The soil is good; with red clay Sud
Soils In good heart, ana susccpuole OF hlsh
TERMS: One-tllirl cash: balance in one and two
r fet a aes G isfT w if
NH 5-lawtApl&tdtls Real Estate Auctioneers.
GALE OF VERY CHOICE REAL
y ESTATE IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY. VA;
/. CARLTON, the beautiful and highiy-improfcd
residence Of Judge Alexander Riyes, eAte,naing 10
tains SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWo
ACRES Of very fertile land some scyemty.nvc acres
OF more frst-cESs bottom land fifty or sixty acres
nelr enough to lie cut up into town lots. The dwell
ing-house, the lawn highly ornainented with trees,
gravel walks, evergreens, ana rare shrnoDery-.e
product Of large expense and many ycars-tle con-
ervatory, and the singular beauty of the landscape?
all combine to render This perhaps, the most beauu-
full private estate and residence In Virginia.
ONE. HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES ad-
Joining land. much Of it In timber.
g. The MILL. FARM, on the james River canal,
containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES beautiful le-
vel land equal, agriculurally to any In the county
good mill saw-nill, &C.: under good fencing; ca
pable of division into any number Of farms
i. FOREST TRACT OF THREE HUNssRED
ACRES, near the last; an abundance OF very me
timber, and within easy access OF the canal.
1T is not often such property as this comes into
market 1t will be Sold any portion or NIL OF IT. on
applications at private sale; or, II not disposed or
then Carlton" will be sold at public auction. at
o'clock p. A., on the premises, on THURSDAY, 80
OF May, 1877. and the 40 acres ut the same time and
place.
The MILL TRACT will be sold ut la O'Clock NJ.
on the premises. on TUESDAY 18th May, ls72, and
the FOREST TRACT ut game time and place
Also both at Carlton aud the Mill farm will he sold
large quantity of farming utensils, horses, stock
&c, embracing everything on both farms. Also an
the elegant household furniture.
TERMS Very easy, and made known at sale; .
For further Information address for circular OF
particulars, . JOHN WOOD. DR., Trus.ecs
n. H.. MASSlE,
Il, as 1sn- ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
by Moody S Royall, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALuA-
ETE REAL, ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
M1SCHESTER.-By virtue Of u decree OF the ne
County Court of Chesterfield county enierea a at 1.s
stxIcd VIM. r. Perti,c, guardian for Geo. K. Hooper,
against ooper c the 1 nsls neo spee o
WoWnIY. hnril lst ls7o, ut O'Clock p NJ, those
SaI,rble L0Ts Nos s. and s., OIL Decatur and Thlr-
tenth streets. in the town Of Manchester; va.
Thn lois arp in the most desirable part of the town.
md have GOOD frame dwellings,, well enclosed ana
good well water i'll the enclosure.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth casn ncS91tlaniSJ
notes with good cnorsers payable III four. eht ana
Twelve months for tic deferred payments. Inc uue
to the said lots to lie retained until the purchase
money Is paid IN full. L. ~ LU,IiaN,
Moody & ROYALI.. Auctioneers mn Il
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AUCTION IEig--Futur tar, Days !, ].
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. lll3 Main street

FIFTY BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
IL BY hUCTION.-On TUESDAY the, I'd of
hnrii' Mt O'Clock r. NJ, we shall sell by auction, OH
The, premises, FIFTY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS on yeIabIe street, Mcchanicsville turnpike
Darlington and other streets commencing NJ Lne
hour mentioned above ut the corner Oh Mechanics
VILE turnpike and Venablc street.
This prupertyfs situated on and just heyona tne
corporate limits, convenient to the various 81 .s
5Sbesaucake and ohio railroad, and should command
the attention of large and small capitalists looking
for Investments with the view to speculation, or
building small and medium-size houses, OF whlcf
there Is great scarcity, and for which there ID grea
demand.
six months with interest, the purchaser to give hi
negotiable notes for the deferred payments, and the
title TO he retained until the whole purchase money
is Maid. RICHARDSON & CO.,
NH "a AuctioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-01
BY james N. Taylor,
, Real Estate Agent ana Auctlonccr,
No. ITO Main street.

DuILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG.
IL TION.-Nfll be sold on THURSDAY the 4tt
day of April. 1872, on the premises, at - o'clock r
~, FIVE VACANT LOTS-one at the corner =, o.
Baker and St. Peters Streets ana four Oh second DE-
TERMS: One-third cash the balance at SIX anc
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest adueu
and secured by decd of trust.