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Selling Cattle.

, The New York Tr}hunc rive; the ~particll-
IlsrS OF IN experiment i'll Soli1nG fourteen
,,vs an fen acres. The lnd eastern Penn
ya.,nial wis i'm GOOD condiii oU. and in 1869
.r,yt Gwcuiy-livc tons Of hay from two cut
fms. in September of that yclr two acrcS
wrrr S,'al,' TO rye. fist heinz deeply p!oil@lIcd
and >,,h->-aiiel; thirty loads oI tu,r mantrc
then SprratG IN the top, plou"h>I III with a
unr-lur>e rh'tyti, rye ana '..lis> SEED S"Wn.
and the yrorisH. rol!rti. 1|lrcr acres more
were next rl,rlsird, dressed with twenty
five loads of maisEe. f"tt ;" Till spring. then
rro.>-p!ouglicd ard s"Wn Wliti two and Il
half bushels of Uists, and one and Il half
bushels of peas per Hrr, and dressed also
will, 800 pounds US g'ano. Two ACRES
were left in gra-S. but also dressed with 800
bounds Of |laIlo a&@ two bushels OIL
sail and plaster. Another acre OF sod WAS
plouglcl. treated the >;tlAe aS The rye %r"t1ld,
and additionally with fora lmld% nl hog E!a-
ulrc narrowed in and planted 10 four bush
els of Dent coru, in drilt- 5lrcc feet apart.
and ~ thickly As Il corn-piauler could drol'
In Two acres more were plar ted i'll the
!. a,nr nupucr. ut intervals of two weeks. On
the last Il small Dire sing OF sulTrrlIo>ptiatc
Of lime was applied in place OF hog manure.
hut ,,t with is rood Il result. Feeding be.
u,n G.,y from The ry e. The COWS were all
-&Nti %<Af
in milk 1T this time, well ted, and lild gwen
about trssive pounds of huitera day through
April. DURING the first week the butter m
creased to !iitcen p,uud'. Eacl received
about one ;srl: it half Eus hcls OF the green
fodder Der day, IN three fccdiug>. They
| were stalled all r1nS, except that they were
| driven about forty rods 10 water twice a
dav and left out lnp about I'm hour each
time. The various gT""li crops were lcd is
they maturctl, but there being more OF each
than the cows could cat. some WIS left To-
ripcu. SIX loads of hay wcI" made, and
iitlv bushels of oats and lt:S' were gathered.
which. with y ton If oil caNc'aud The bay Ill
winter. carried the cows through 10 Feb
rllary. The butter made was largely in "N-
ccSs-ncarly d0uLlc-tlle yicld N the pre-
vious year. In addition, the manure heap
WAS Immensely increased, ana th!riy->iN
! acres of pasture left free for moving on cllltl-
| Walton. With four acres more dcfnled 10
root crops the owner thinks he corld have
sustained the COWS through the whole year-
that is, " COW TO- each acre.
We submit that some thousands of other
farmers in this and other States might do as
well, or better, were they TO try the soilins
| system. There is III reasonable doubt of lts
success is regards tillahlc iand.-C Country
Gentleman.
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By r.. i. Ncwburu.
k,4rt EStufp tppuI lnIt Main stree

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY EALU-
i ABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON BROAD
STREET ABOUT Two HUNDRED YAEit-
Fi;OM TIE CORPORATE LIMITS OF TIE
CITY OF tltiiMoNb.-By virtue " Il certain
deed III trust executed tn mn AZ trustee. ielr-
ing ,itfc ttc "aih day Of November. ls5l, .!uiy re-
corded in liz. clerks Office OF Iicnrico County Court,
iic"'!-i;oUh 81, page ~. aud brtug required 81 to do
Ey the lcuctiriIry therein secured. ! stall prnc','!
to sci! al auction. II rlrr premises. on TUESDAY
Tho lEt!i day nl July. al 8 O'Clock J.. NJ. that very
beautiful and dcsirahi. SUBURBAN PROPERTY
located az above. having Il large iron! "n Iirnal
street aud running ha-k to the H., F.S I. ". H.,
containing twrnly-on. acres, with the very hand
some and commodipus brick dwelling thereon.
executing this trust and 10 discharge Il note for ISIS
and all acclIIiny interest, and as To the residue on
slri t'-mS n shall! DC announced at sale.
Is ltd, T.. i. SEWRUitS. Trustee.
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BY Lee & Goidin.
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. ltI3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
cBLE REAL ESTATE. AND ALSO VERY
VALUABLE COAL RIGHTS ASDJNTERESTs.
IN IIENR1C0COUNTY ATATCTIOS.-PurS'an
TO /, decree Of the Circii, Court of The city Of Rich
mond pronounced on the l7ih day Of june. 1879. In The
suit Of the Commonwealth rs. i. III. Huffman, late
sheriff of Hrnrtco county. and others, the under,
signed. special commissioners, naIied in said decree
will. on MONDAY the jth day Of August. l-72
that being conrt-,ay, at the court house of Henric1
county. proceed To sell NJ public auction To the high
est bidder all the following described real estate
situate i'm the county of IIcnriro-to Wit:
Tint TRACT Of LAND containing THREE
HUNDRED ACRES. being fhr homestead of T.
Mct;rGder. deceased, called TIN Short ptmp.''
Also, another TRACT OF LAND. adt,"out To N,
alOvc-uamed tract. ContaiuiD. " UFNURtI
AND FOETY-FDUR ACRES. purchased bv J.
McGruGrr. deceased, of Fletcher.
Also. StXff-S!X ACRES OF LAND near III,
Short Pump. purchased Of John and Mary Jprr
an,i others.
LANDS and COAa RIGHTS devised by J.. Nc
Grinder. deceased. By bis will. 10 W!iiitm ". No
Grnder and y. :. Mctirr!cr.
All the ihcrC-iC-Crib" property t. CnnSibr",
very valuable and dcsirlhi" on ar""tint uf !urItiru
improvements. and coal /: and persons ,l'sir"u~ o
purchasing are requested L. examine the prop'TiS
before the div ot sale.
will Ic required TO I've paid III cash the rrSiiu" en- a
credit OF six, twelve. eighteen, aud tw'Uly- !uu!
months, the purchasers executing their i"g"iitli,
uctc. for the Gcfc red payments. with interest At III,
rate Of six per ccniun ph' innuul added from he.
of sale. ans, legal title retained by the court until tie
entire purchase money i paid.
JAMES &. TAYLOR.
JOIN \. MEREDITH.
+. i. TURNER.
IL ls-ids r,sriai commissioner.
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arcrToN aAnFs-Fnture nayl
BY TiiorIas W. Kecsee, AtetiofeeF.

GRAND AUCTION SALE OF DRY
VT GOODs.-Nr. q. 7. safbee, successor to Dnf X.
,y,It G Rouss. having determined to close OUT MS
s.rv iiesi rable stock OF dry goods tincliding the re-
maiDing stock OF Dnekwall 8 Ronssl, b !. tn ncw iss sn ID
cr.ii,i, Stock OF ian goods about that time, | have nc
cepted M invitation, from Mr.; Bar riss 70 a~n NOD .i .gsa.
TWICE A WEEK until the LIST of September. say
on WEDNESDAY Of each wscki rt G9nln,e y 8 F. :.
NISf;S. commencing nj "a o'clock 7. III. Accord.
Ing TO this arrangement ny first sale VIII come &c, on
on WEDNESDAY the nth Instant. Or, that uay
7 yIh soil without reserve, Il very desirable stock cl
goods. consisting in part of straw M,tilngs; ladies' Is
Dress Goods In great variety, 10y the pattern ahu
uIrce Fine Cnlorei Silks In patterns anu various
rroIors. fine silk Poyiins in patterns, Lace Curtain:
In great variety, Fine Black silk Lace Sha"ls
CrerIudtuc do, Fine Kid and LlSlt Thread Gloves
CoIurrd SILK yclycts. Black Ncivctccns. Tar'cfans III
almost every color barge lnil. Skirt Braids, But,
ions. Fine Laccs aud idginps. spool silks OF al
cplors, spool Cnftons, Linen Threads. Hooks ah'
Ewes. Tapes, Trimmings, Buttons, &c. &c.
The ladies' are especially Invited To attend.
" II THOMAS W. kEESEE. Auctionccr.
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,rr,rat,on fn England.

An importaut experiment in irrigation wa'
,,.t wear made in England, the results o.
which arc thus given in the Scottish FARMER
"About four hundred and thirty acres OF
mark and pasture land. when we vistea ot
place (Stoke Park, were almost withcrea aa,
bare after the drought OF the summer, ulroiu'
inc scarcely any bite TO cattle or shecp, WIN.
forty acres of land under irrigation siiplo,f'eu
one hundred and twenty large nign'ana .ui,
Inste ,t thc rate Of three bullocks to the
acre. from August until November. Inc
hnllncks. receiving no food of any Kind but
tbr ;rrionted grass. were kept In i thrlvih.
and fatteniuc condition for the time Spccillcd.
and splendid beasts they were. Before inc
cattle were put on the grass " crops OF i'.'
estimated mt FIVE tons per acre, bad pech e'h''
off the ground.
"Ihis wear, the like, or even greater lho'
ductiveness, ne are informed. has pe'h Oh
tanned. 'Guano manure put upoh Tue iii'-
Gated land in the month OF MaIch gave Il
Growth of tbick-sct grass nine lnclics long
winch was or,zcd by the first week In April
The same quality and qlanhty OF manure
WAS applicd TO the adjoining permanent IrtS-
tu,c.Iand nj the same date iii March, and not
,,ithStaudiu- the ram which fell, the growth
on that land is as yet nothing beyond Il
change in color to n darker green. The adj
yautages Of the irrigation, it Is commended,
,'re SHOWN to be in tcmperinG the so,i
~, cn dry weather came in the end OF March
and sesinnins OF April. supplying moisture
re~,,,o riy, and in just sufficient quantity to
So the surface from crushing The Nit
80 w. utilized to the fullest extent, and
.hn "m was us stated above, the growth OF
aho,,t n;no '1ches of grass in about the same
.rhn snnnIv IF ike stock having greatly
r,i"i.nn w. in England during the last
uini,h,s.vu j.; co ~rstsquenrc, rs is alleged, OF
three years, IN GO il is seriously urged by
some Of the leadini. ; as,'snituri>lsmwm"h
the Farmer says is [ esr,ins q, WIZ Go".
sidei"''on lake and stream, or
, p1 %" ., where ln1r' water can bee !tained orstored,~
TO be laid under contribute ~, IL, Hiu'i 10 -
apply it 10 the land at the Nio Wv. =
most required. as Il certain ~ az "
forming the mineral and orSah nc suns'a.i.t>
concentrated in the form of guar o",u "'ra
manurcs into fle>h-formin. clcnl lt W W.. ~.
production of pasture grass" The ,'l'"e y.
which to do this-that is, whether =! 'o"'
panies or by the aid of the Cover, 'r'i,.-
does not appear by this article; but Vr"n
bly, through the agency OF The la't'r'- '
tru Gentleman.
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S'nn Land be Nude Too Rich :

Ii can, In two respects. One is the loss G.!
the interest in the investment; the other the
disprOporti0n between the soil proper ana
The manure added, the manure oIcrlnlallc-
ing it. Thus, in clear manure, crops cannot
be raised, The exact proportion OF manure
in any soil, to give it its highest efficiency, il
Is difficult to determine. As soils differ so
much and as analysis is not satisfactory, test
must b6 the reliance. An ordinary soil. long
in use, principally by the plough, will bear ii
large amount of larn-vard manure, which is
the best that can be applied, us it contains
all the ingredients of rld plant. This mixed
fof course thoroughly with the soil, should
be well rottcd, so rs TO work. more advan-
tageouSly. If it make the soil frlt, puffy. it
it will not do. Soil requires a certain de-
gree of compactnc>s, hugSing the roots OF
the plant, and preventing its drying Ant.
This Is its mechanical quality, and is inrl"f-
tant. Having sufficient weight and com
"~actness, we never have known land made
'ch by barn-yard or stable manure alone.
practice with various amounts OF
anrrn of m, kind, we have found this the
n~nsrienre Ant, this pays probably the
ha.t as It gives the largest yields and the
snpast crows, with not I'm excess of manure,
save only us it benefits the mechanical and
other properties of fhe soil. Manure makes
warmth. attracts and retains nohture, mel
lows the soil, keeps it mellow, SO aS to invite
IN the air. and prevents the frost from a.tIl-
ca sevrrn,r aud such land, with good dlalli-
age below. n.ttisaas OFT the surplus water more
reodiIy-hence the AND to withstand boih
the wet and the drought. Az tin Sc are I'M
portaut properties, which the manSHe-bafh-
ward manure-is the main agent Ill securing
Thus not only fertility is to be iilllea At"
there wants something considerable besiaeS.
It is not therefore Il loss of interest TO nave Il
soil highly charged with manure, us hlSh say
rs it will bear, above which to apply IL Wouio
be no benefit. but rather Il hurt, lac polht 10
guide us being that there is Il Slflicich, p'o-
portion of clay and sand to give that weis.'.
and coinpactueSS necessary TO the best condi-
ton of growth.
But this wealth should not be carried too
deep-only so far us necessary to u full root
bed, This in trees and shrnbs OF course will
require more depth, but then also less wealth.
SO the grasses need comparatively a thin
layer, 4 few inches sutiicing. The grains re-
quire perhaps a little more. Corn will do
better with more depth, as in the deeply rich
soil of bottom lands. The same is the case
with clover and with root crops. Wheat
will Lear six to eight inches depth. The
same soil will not do for grass and for trees,
nor for grain and Il root crop-not but that
the grain would do well, but it would do
equally well Oh less depth. The best root
crop Ne ever knew WAS one of carrots, where
rotten horse manure "a heavy coat was
turned down to the full capacity oi the
plough. The weight OF The growth wrq the
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Nairy Products versus Eccf for F0Oa

Mr.. y. \. Willard. in his address before
the annual meeting of the Ncrmon Dairy
mems Association, argued III favor oI the
S%rrncrior economy of cheese and milk for
food as compared with beef. \ good cow
in twelve years would produce i.30n pounds
of cheese, while three good steers, four
wears old, would not usually give more than
one thousand pounds of beef each. Tho az
nrc"atc a"cs would he of course twelve
years-tlc product, 5000 pounds of beef
against 1900 Of cheese. In addition the beef
Tor food would he diminished considerably
by the weight Of Tie bones, while the cheese,
in nutritive value, 1T estimated at twice the
value of beet.
AZ TO milk, he quoted from .. {. Niggln,
milk Inspector OF Providence, who says he
estimates that Sirloin steak 0oSs of bone III
cludcd is as dear at 35c. per pound Is mix
at Die. per quart; round steak ut zoe. aS
| dear As milk at 14c.; and c~-S ut zoe. as dear
| rs milk at zoe. Il quart. Analysis showed
that good milk had 81 per cent. of water,
and round steak - per cent. fattcd bccl 6o
| per cent. and EGGS is per cent. "ltclallVcly,
| then, milk at Toe, or even at Re, IS The
cheapest animal food that can be il>cd.'
Mr.. Wiggin also said if the money eN-
| pended for veal and pork were expended for
| milk he did not doubt but that 1t would he
I'M advantage both 10 the stomach amt the
pprkpt.
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Ky Richardson { Co..
Real Estate AGENTS aud Auciionecrs,
No. lll3 Main street.
/, KRIEk

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
~ AND LOT EuR SALE BY AUEilOS.-Dn
TUESDAY tic lott, instant, ut i o'clock l.. W., Ne
shall ,cil hy auction, On The p~rcu.ises. IA valuable
ijalCk DIV Ei.i.ikG on the NORTH si'e 81 Clay
stree between adulus and jefferson sticcis, with
basement and two stories above, containing nine
~.oonts.-tirc. on each iioor-wlth massage through
the centre: gas. water. closets. ana Other IMPROVE
mcut,. III" lot has !. front Of 6Ea feet, AMI = teptiio OF
ana feet, more or less, aud Il beautifully orn.'lcittcd
m,,St delightful residences IN ilc city.
TERMS: tsalr. RICHARDSON Co,
IL 10 Auetiuneers,
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~ GyUiis & Williams,
A]uctiouerr, AMI Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. street Nui wccu MAIN and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE or TIE CONNIE

rTRI'STEES' SALE OF THE CONNER
L tIAL Ei.Gyh. ~ THE SOUTHWEST coz
SER or rAHr A>DTHIRIEENTii STi:EEIS.
WEST SI!E ~ Nt&ifI STREET BETWEEN
Clay AND LI!;if >~fREETS.-Ey virtue al n
decd ui ir"ai cNc,li.". ~ the u1id"rs!"nCd as trustees
~ Sblicr /. Iiar,, inlg -. Harvey. and John III.
William. ,i"t.i hiIi' u. l.; Il. and duly recorded IA
The "iirr ut &c fiinmrcry Court 81 The Clly"i l'lctI-
mono. cuy.' ylI- 10 the und":Si"nri ihc property
knnwu"~ tic "tuInuacrciIl Block " ana ~" d""ii-
iu--iou=t ~ The west side ~ Smith street between
clay ami leigh streets. hring The then Residence IT
property at suction. nl"u III" prr'nt-'> respectively.
in the MANNER AMI in III" "r'!rr hereinafter IICii-
toned. On THURSDAY The Ist 'taN - August. ~.
commencing at t. o'cl"ck VI. with thr Commercial
H!u, L. embracing four iirSi-iiss stores AMI ware
houses. and at :! o'c!"rk i. VI. with the dwelling
M. III north Ninth street.
t.u.lurl PRIOR dp, Il I'll the SAME rran'Ors Tor the
SAINT. prurUriy 10 .lauut~ Il".stuiS. trustee. he viii
first nitnc ~alc g.: tn" time and places above named
to satisfy iic purposes" that decd. The ulricrsIgn-
ed viii then sell ia. rc.i'irr of said pro- crty, ~ 80
much thereof - may l- accessory to "ltiSI! iiic pGr-
noses al In. aforesaid '!"cl Ia tlCin.
For 4 NOR, detailed description IF toe said prop
rrrv rrfcrcirc l. made l.. Tie foregoing ADVERTISE
mciri. >lgnrii v JAMES ri.ENSANTS. Trustee.
TERMS our-!"!::H cash: tip balance in equal
iu-talmcnts at tour. eight, aud twelve months for
negotiable notes. with interest added at The rate at
sin per rClttEIn yer hutttlln, asa secured u! deeds .!
trust upon the property.
TiirMh ~ W. MCCANCE,
JAMES NELSON.
Trustees.
Sale conducted hy GRuEiS & WILLIAMS. Amc'
tiuuturS. ~ i~O-OIlanJN StifHS
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Isy Grubbs & WilllrAs.
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

T,IIhT VERY VALUABLE GRANITE
FRONT. Ti!REE-sTpEY TORE. No. l!il
EAST MAIN STREET, BEING THE FttHIil'
TENEMENT WEST OF FIFTEENTH SiHf:fI.
For SALE AT ht''TIDN.-Tlr property above
referred to. %"crupir,! hy Ncssr%. M"i;ra" x Dci'""n
will br sold ut auction. upon fli" premises: "i
THURSDAY. 18th July, Al = O'Clock J.. VI. II l
one of the most substantial houses On ~" Sir"''
with shelving and counters: we'll adapted In ~ u
arrangements for business purposes. WIN; s!iShI
expense iiw upper Part rould ne ARRANGED i"i 4
dwelling.
I he lot Is >! Iy loo feet Ia n vide all"N.
II IL rarely that property an M1lIi street. -" "'t
srI;trdiu location ln! construction i"r hu"iu"~s pti'
rn..s ru,uc. into MARKET. Those wishing Ia makt
= good investment should take note oi ihi~Sl!".
TERMS: Liberal, and made known al III" sale.
GItll;i;S 4 WILLIAMS.
WI, Arlr1innT'r..
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anCrrOs s1Is.Es..rhaa r,ay.
HousEHoLD FURNITURE. IRol

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. IRON
IL SAFES, PIANO. TRUNKS, DESKS, &c, At
5AuCTION-THIS DAY 1t IN o'clock | will offer
for aaIe Mt my turtion-hopse a gentrcl assortment
or FURNITURE. &c, consisting of Par!or Suits, In
reps and lair cloth Walnut RGeking-C Glars OAK
siarblc-Top Tables, Lounges, Walnut and stained
pcdsteada, Book Cases. Walnut. Mahogany, and
stunned Wardrnhes, Marble-Top and Plain Bureaus
Murblc-Top Wristbands, Etagcres, Feather Beds
Hair and Shuck Mattresses. Mlrrcrs, Chromos
Mahogany. Case six and 4 llnlf octavclPiano I,o'ihis
Walnut desk, six drawers: three Fire-PrnoI safes
&c. THOMAS W.. hEESrr.
" lf-It huclipih"I.
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Dy WELLINGTON Gnddln,
Auctiourcr and Real Estate Agent
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ DES1-
" RABL Y-LOCATED HEltk ENkME J.
OK TIiE WEST LINE OF SEtONh El.TW +
MAIN AND FRANKLIN S~TEEt:TS.-By virtue
of 4 Gecrrn Of the thau"rry Court ~ the ''itY "i
Richmond entered on the 18Th JAM. i q. III i'irraSc
nr ARMSTRONG. tru~icr. against Anderson md others.
I shall. ~ special commissioner tiur"bS al'lninle'l.
prncrc,I IL sell ut public aucrinn. on the EIrn!lsc.."i
MONDAY tlr "mI July. ls7.. at Il o'clock /. NJ. II
fair. If moi. tin, first fair day thereafter. on" Ut the
brick truemcIIis located Us above. now vacant.
II contains about seven rooms: Kitchen. Nr. u Il
located in Il part of the city where houses are III de-
mand at fair rents. -,
TERMS: Onc-fnurth cash halanc" III y. j.. ana Is
months for negotiable notes. interest allr'i. ana
ii,lr rrt,Iuul till all of the purchase money Is inli!
paid. hSlbhEN J'iNIl'N'
~ 10 Special Commissioner.
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i;y "a t,uilIttl.
nv W. Fi''IF'F'
tuc,lunrcr aud Real '.~iat" Agent
rrrurr of EIu,cnth anil Bank streets
rOMMI>SIONEE'> SALE OF \ FAR,

IOMMI>SlONEE'S SALE OF FNEN
or TVn HUNDRED ACfIS. WIINlN
ANpI'T TWO y 4 HALE NiII~ nT \
UErUT az TIE NOEfnLt h%h fi,tG>'
iii EG RAILROAD. ~ TIE cor SAY ~ -,
-. X virtue ni I deere" al ~, tlnf''N iuI
of E,hhmonl entered on The "'itt June. -. in 81.
r,s. at GrIut. Ne, -. Ncwhnrn, ~. ! .inll, a
special commissioning tbrrri'y nri",Uir'i. l~Tt"''ih
,,II nj auction. at the Ollie" 81 y ellington .rrrtGr
real estate auCiiulcrr. corner ~ l;1uk amt I'Nrti.
streets. ia the city ui l:irhIu"HI. on iNlItNl 'r
18th July. 1877. IL /" O'Clock NJ, the DEAt ~
LAND I,catc,l ~ tbov,. uu III" south ,idc "t i'rl
| swamp. In SUSSEX COUNTY. containing two iWn'"
| acres. more or less. having Thereon Il ~n,di lwt.Ht T.
house.
TERMS: one tirtrr cash balance at slN aud tw,'s
months for negotiable" notes. Interest ati'G, r
| III" retained III AL ur the ptrc!iaS" MON! De lvl
and a conveyance ordered hA llr cniri.
ROBERT HOW hEO.
,vI fUmiu!>-i,frr
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Sy Ire & Goddin. Auriiunccr>,
No. lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE q TWENTY
OSIX VALUABLE LuTS,nN MAIll'oA iill.l.
At A~ii|rIoN.-ln pursuance 81 Il decree al III,
Cirruit Court uf llcIIriru county entered on the 1871
day Of June. LIZ. in the suit of :. l"fand rs. Lot
land. administrator. &C.. The Undersigned, rs sl.:
rinl commissioners appointed FOR The purpose, WI!
proceed 10 sell. on TilCESDAY the 18th day nt July
i-Tg. commencing at II o'clock L. NJ. upon the pre-
misses. The land IN said decree mentioned. consisting
of TWENTI-SlN BUILDING LOTS on HlZ!cl'
street. Maddox Hill. adjoining the property Of Jane
W. l.cwcllcm, Esq, and that owned by Mr. JON
Arrcu.
TERMS: Onc-tourth cash: balance 1T -iN. tw"l'c
and ~ci.trtcrn months, interest added. and It'll" r.
I,inrj. JDIIN Is. YOUNG,
4. x. COURTNEY.
iro Surrinl commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
BY Grubbs 4 Williams.
Aurtipneers and Real Estate Agents.
FIovmrtb Strcct between Main and Bank.

GREAT SALE OF BANkRtPTS'
" ESTATES ON FRIDAY. ?GTu OFJLLY; At
lVCLUCK +. NJ. IN FRONT OF TUE MEL
STATES CUSToM-llOUSE, BY REQtES ct or
THE ASSlGNEES AND THUSTEES.-iiic>'
estates lie In The counties nf tioochland: i'o'ilsa'
Caroline. King and Queen. Essex. and Gloucester,
are about twenty five In number. ami embrace ah''t
SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. They range
in size from rs to 100 acres. Ih" most, OF them have
good improvements. with orchaf'!s., some Oh tnch'
are very su1crinr estates. aud ruuli not have beer
bought before the war. Now they must lc sold. All
matters of rhoicr and measures of ability can b'
satisfied al this sale.
For particulars, see advertisement In the D"IGl
State .JOurnni.
Added 10 the above arc estates III me c"hhU'S ~
Matthew'S. Gloucester, %,rinwid!ic. and sussex. ant
real estate in Richmond. 10 lie sold without reserve
l;RIBBS Il WILLIAMS,
" I5-pDdtivlgtdtdJ Afcti"ii'crH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

DN UNIHN" VT F"I'"''
Real Estate Agent and A~uctloncer,
Office No. lllo Main street.

THREE BEAUTIFUL AND DESlRA-
BLY-LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, on
MAIN STREET NEAi. MONROE PAIk. FoI:
SALE At AUCTIOS.-Will he sold on ONllA !
=. NJ. three desirable BUILDING LOTS. one front
ing 80 feet on the north side of Main between Culvert
and Poplar streets. and running back l55 feet tn an
allrl Ii feet wide, aud two lrtwecn Poplar and Nor
Kiss streets. Opposite Morton's garden. fronting q
feet each. with all the building material thereon, and
running back lHH feet To - wide alley.
TERMS: Ouc-thIrd cash: balance at ak and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and Sc
cured liz IL decd of trust.