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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-25

TALLEY-TRUITT-On the 18th
inst, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev.. T. E. Corkhilf, Mr..
GEORGE A. TALLEY, of Mt. Pleasant,
and Miss MARY C. TRu1TT, of Ottum-
wa, Iowa.
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Announcement.

July 18th, IST2
Messrss Editors Ottumwa Courier
sir am sorehead republican, and an
Indipendant candidate to represent
the sixth congressional district of Iowa
in congress and vii be Judge Lock-
ridges nah as soon as can secure my
harvest John. ID. Mingus
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To CORRESPONDENTS cores
pondents of the CoURIER, are request
ed to write only on one sids Of the
paper aud 10 write plain and distinct,
and punctuatc as you wish it to appear
in print. Much time is consumed at
great expense, by printers and editors
in deciphering the illegible writing Of
some correspondents. Again we say
write plainly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-25

In setting up an account Of six
cared boat race, the compositor made
1t q six-earcd goat race.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-25

What is the difference between q
hill and pill ? One is sometimes hard
TO get up. and the other is often hard
to get down.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-25

MCGEE I. Elsey offers 500 reward
for the apprehension Of Lewis C. Gear
hart, who has left Oskaloosa with
$1,000 of Elsey's money. Ess
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-25

One of the agents of James E. Coop
ers' Monster Caravan, Menagerie, Mu-
scum and Circus, called on us yester-
day, and gives the information that
this colossal exhibition will give two
performances, afternoon and night in
Ottumwa on Saturday, August 10th,
providing suitable accommodations for
$50 men and horses can be provided.
This is the first visit to Iowa of this
.nammoth insHtuhon. Philadelphia is
their headquarters. The New England
States, New Y ork, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, has
been their general stulnping grounds,
but this season they have ventured fur
ther west, and we are promised the
most complete MenAeerie that has Wis
tied the west in ten years. They will
make general tour of our State
Everybody, of course, will be on the
quiyive to see -Coopers' big show.
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Swickhammer has been in and OBJ
jects that we publish SO much from
the Chicago Times and other papers
of that ilk to prove the rascality,
hypocrisy and dishonesty Of the
Dolly Warden combination, but SWick-
hammer must try and comprehend
that in the very nature Of things many
dirty things, political as well as crimi-
nal can only and best be proven by
| states evidence, even if the parties
turning states evidence, are themselves
usually great rascals.
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sINILIA SIMILIBUS OURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLN
II experience an entire success: Simple-Prompt
Efficient and Reliable. They are the only Mcdi-
cines perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple
harmless as to be free from danger and 50 eflcient
to be always reliable. They have raised the high
est commentator from all, and win always rem
der satisfaction.
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Nos. Ii and as.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-08
January 6, 1872.

SHOT WITH A CoEK-AN AMUSING INCL
DENT.-A lady residing on Second street re-
tired early, as usual, the other night, in good
health, and with feeling of security regard
ing her personal safety, not dreaming of prox-
Unity of danger or the probability of injury
from deadly weapons, which she afterward sup
posed were at the time pointing at her from the
window just opposite her bed. While peace
fully reposing and enjoying the comfort and
luxury of a coy room on winters night, sud-
denly there was sharp report at the window,
the whirl of some kind of missile passing
through the room, and sound as of shot
striking the person of q lady, followed by a
sharp-stinging sensation between the shoulders.
scream pierced the air and startled the men,
bers of the household, who came running to
the chamber and found the lady fainting. Cold
water was freely used, when the lady recov-
cred and cried out that she was shot, and q
boy dispatched in haste for q doctor on Third
street. The physician filled his pockets with
probes and torceps and knives and whatnot,
for the surgical visit, and went rushing to the
rescue, thinking probably, to save poor snf-
fering creatures life. The door was opened,
and he hurried into the room; but instead of
finding the patient writhing in pain and agony,
he was overwhelmed with surprise, and per-
haps little disappointed, to find her laughing
and blushing, as if enjoying one of the best
jokes. Before he could ask any questions, she
hastened to explain that after he was sent for
member of the family examined her shoulder,
and no wound was found She then remem-
bered that she had left a few bottles of ale in
the room near the window and further inves-
tigation proved that one of the corks had pop
ped out, striking her in the back which she
| thought was bullet shot through the window.
1t was an amusing affair to the doctor, who
likes joke as well as any one, and he joined
lady's expense, albeit be was little disap.
pointed in his anticipation of splendid case
of cutting, sashing and probing, and-his u.s.
ual fee.-Louisrille Courier Journal
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GOLD IN CALIFORNIA.



The Oregon Bulletin of January 10Th pub
fishes the following letter:
WEsTPORT, Clatsop Co., Oregon.
To THE EDITOR OF THE BULLETIN:- I'm
this days Weekly Bulletin you have clipping
from the Sacramento Record, claiming Marshall
as the finder of the California gold, and desir.
ing pension for him as SUCH AS this is un-
lust to others (the real dscoverers), give be-
low a short account of it's discovery:
First-In 1852, IN Corunna, Spain, one 10y
ola Cabeo published book of the "Record
of California Missions" and ia it stated that
to the northwest of San Jose Mission placerOs
of gold were found, but only in small quantities
Second-Mr. Abel Stearns, living in San
Bernardino County, sent to the Philadelphia
Mint considerable gold DUST to be coined,
bought by him from the Indians. (See his
evidence before the Legislature of California. J
Third-In l842, James d. Dana, A. NJ,
Mineralogist of Wilkes Exploring expedition,
in his "System Of Mineralogy," page $50 (frst
edItion) says gold rocks and veins of quartz
were observed by the author in IS42, near the
Umpqua river, in Southern Oregon. Again, on
pages 25l-2 he says he found gold near the
Sierra Nevada, on the Sacramento and also in
the San Joaquin rivers and between those
rivers.
Fourth-During the months of October and
November l045, Salvador, Mexican, was
shot in San Francisco on account of having a
bag of gold dust, and when near dying pointed
northwest and said " legos, lcgos," or "yonder," !"
as to where he had found the gold dust.
Fifth-On the 10Th Of September, 1916, G..
NJ. Evans, and John Strine Ga Mormon) dscov-
cred gold dust about eight or ten miles south.
southeast from Lindsey's Lake, near Stock
ton, as it is now called. Shrine is in New
York and Evans Is the writer.
Sixth-On the 18th of January, 164S, Hen
derson Cox and Beardsley two Mormons, dis
covered Mormon Island, and secretly worked
there until the 9th day of February, according
to my information to them, and divided with
me.
Seventh-On the 9th or 10th of February,
Marshall accepted the mill-race pudding from
the Mormons, and then was the first time he
knew Of the gold.
Eighth-The mill was always known as SUIT
ter's MILL Marshall only being his foreman; so
Marshall lost no mill, and his penury was the
effect of mismanagemen. Of funds or wasteful-
ness.
On the 10th Of April, l847, the first mail
from San Francisco to the State ria Salt Lake,
was sent BY Lieutenant Beal and Sam BraIsnan.
containing an account OF the gold prospects IN
California in the California Star.
The first positive knowledge of gold dust in
quantities was made known by Sam Brannan
about the 18th day of May, 1S4S, in San Fran
cisco, which caused the exodus of the male
population TO the mines.
Honor To whom honor is due" 1t was
Suffers mill-race, not Marshall's. Stearns,
~ q Al
can dscoverers. and Sam Brannan the propa-
gator of the fact positive.
Please insert this, and let Californians know
that old Californians are yet in Oregon.
GEORGE NJ. EVANS.
January 6, 1872
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-08

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One ,lonths. 1ontb 90 Single Copies..... so
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-08

A CoCKNEY tourist met with Scotch las
sic going barefoot to Glasgow. "Lassie," said
he, Il should like to know if all the people in
this part go barefoot2" "Part on 'em do, and
the rest on 'em mind their own business was
the rather settling reply.
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A pREcocIoUs boy in a public scheol out
west, who stands high in geography, was re-
Gently asked by his teacher where Africa was
located. He promptly answered: "All over
the United States"
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A CoLoRED gentleman, during the recent
cold weather, was asked if hedidn't think it
was below zero. "Below zero, chile7 Zere
done.froze up long ago, an there's no use talk
in any mo- bout him.
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Rates of Advertising:
sprofessiuaal Cards.
JONAS w. BROWN,

TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND
A Notary Public, Idaho City. l. L. WIN practice
III - ,ha Courts of the Territory. OFFICE on Com
rsrrial street, next door to W., +. Co.'S Express
Office. ih~' 40 GU
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THERE is never man SO bad, says cele-
brated writer, but some woman loves him ana
has faith in him.
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FRANK HARMON, VI. D..

DHYsicIAN. SURGEON AND AccorcHEuR-
| Office or Washington street, Centervllle, I. T.
Z X0y. l6tf
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Z. T.. FOOTE,

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAT. IDAHO
4 City. l. T. Will practice in all the Courts ef
tne Territory. Office Commercial street. two
doors above cour; house. nl9u
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GEO. AINSLIE.

A TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW, IDAHO
\ City l. 7. 0fiee on Wall street, =: the IpAHe
T0ELD printing office. Ei9
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sAM'L 4. MERRITT,

TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
a fce on Commercial street, second door above
tie court house. nlu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-10
BY Robcrtsoif& BronangiI,i Esa slzs
j Real Estate Agents and Aucriorefrs, ,bgi
Hull street opposite the courthouse, g49
a. Manchester, Va. .Li E..Ll -,

fT'RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
TER.-In execution OF deed OF trust es eceied 10
me by William i. GIoptou, trlstes1 For kra,B. apd
II. Il. Stirling, duly recorded In the CLERKS olcl OF
Chesterfield county, for certain PURPOSES therein
mentioned, shalt ssa &c pablie a,cfieu, on the
premises on. sATIIBpAy,necemh isss.5si 4
Somers( street between Hull Hnd Decatur street..
The lot fronts 6ofeet and rnns kack Isaifaess Tho
house haa three OF four reonsv a 81
TgBMss lash a. togxpengcs az sale and ATS due
fpnran eight months, negotiable n0tsa SECURED 6y
deed OF tsast o. the property. &
90 .ssts WILLIAM AABERS. Traetes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-10

WANTED. competent female HOUSE
w SERyANT fcoiored). Must be well recon-
ihS"Soo app " dc l0-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-10
Bv W, aoddin,
3 Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

T ARGE AND WELL-LOCATED BRICK
CANT lot II ATfAChFD, on THE soU r i
Slide OF uRAUE BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AG GIiTi,s
DAY the 18th OF December, 1912 at 81 o'clock Z. u
that. laree and well-IocstEd BRICK AND STU
COED DWELLING now, in the occupancy OF MI MT,
dWelisng is In fair repair contnsabout ten rooms,
besides cellar and Kitchen, and Is admirably wei
located, bling SO near the Capitol SQUARE Inc lot
has n front OF sls feet more or less and deSth OF
ca feet which will fe 80 divided 10 Sell OF build
ing lot os suitable size, to the cast. - -.. ,.,.
'TERMS: One-fourth cash; Balance ut four cight,
and Twelve months for negotiable notes, inroresi
added, secured by deed OF trust. W.GODDiN.
do SH(siohSti.
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By w, u5asin, Real Estato Auct,oneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTIoN,.. NEAR OAK.
y MOOD. CEMET;RY ar FINE MULE,
THREE ESGEthEEr COWS, CART, .BgGuY,
Bb9SSESSlD FuRNiIru IT,, re- FA dS IN
shall sell ut the residence of Mr. j.. b. Bragg, near
OakwcS.! cemetery, aud opposite 10: Blakey's mill.
on SATURDAY the 18th EetpmbeT, 1872. NJ IL
o'clock 4. a., one No. / MULE, three MILCH
COWS. two OF them uf superior quality, one CART,
one BUGGY, u parcel Of FURNITURE, Apda few
FARMING fMpLEMt MIS-. @"t ~ tiet3tsi- ~
TEXANS AL suins under a25, cash: over that
amount, four mCnthS' credit for approved Endorsed
Gcgotiabl" paper Interest added.
u. 6-eodt,la - w. GODDIN, Auc.iOnseE.
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An exchange remarks that while the
Soosch coyeuanfers were famous for long
services, the English ritualisss appear 10 De
beating them, and proves Its position os
copying notice from London paper "nscn
announces that ut st. Ja,nes'S chufcn .oa
Sunday next the afternoon service VIII COM
u,enee at half.past and continue until fur
fhar notice.n No further notice having ap-
reared. fhe inference is that the service Is
Still IN progress,
The ssase-boll worm did destructive work
in Alabama the past season. ~
New Orleans has at las. got the long-looked-
for epizootic, and is happy.
Astroremrcss," which Philadelphia
paper places after the name OF the h'e MIS-.
SomerrilIe, is the worst yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-10
BY Grubbs & Williams;
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
EIrypnth street between Alalu und Bans

7 ARGE SALES OF BANKRUPT tbs
4 JhNDs- will sell on 18th and 2cth Deem
her respectively. commencing Mt II o'clock ~, In
front Of United States custom :boqss 4fur MilI,Hm
II. hllderfira asssnes, about EIGHT l HoNSASD
.Clflg-, Ep LAND living fnSarious counties IN the
eastern part Of Virginia. and In about nifty parcels,
the most Of them being FARMS With good H.
provcments and varying in size from ten TO SIX nun
dred acres. ssf.... y.E' 1,
Also, some city property, VILLAGE LOTS, and
COUNTRY STOKES.
See detailed advertisements in the daily State
Journal - GRUBBS & WILLIAMS ~
fie 5.eo1 AuctiOnecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-10
By Tyne & Brother -
AuCtloneers and Real Estate Agents,
no. 1919 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 LOT,
~ WITH \ XALQARLE, BRIGk ,,i sTp E +
THEREON, WITH DWELLING 0YER SA3lE,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LINZ Of DAiN
sTREET pEa"EES, /, SEsX,ENfE En- HH AN p
decree q th fhtery Court Of the city Of Ricii-
the suit OF Walker md Yie atef executor and
dis.. upon, a sale sgRnat TA3;ras WeStcrman's ad-
roinistratpr, Hi, hn;.crsleuei. rs special comiEi-
1oneIs appointed thereby VIII proceed TO resell
upon the premises, CT FRIDAY the goth December,
ls7!. at O'Clock =. NJ, the REAL ESTATE pur-
chased by Thomas Westerman. deceased, under u
former decree In said cause. The said real estate
consists OF IL LOT, With large BR1Ck oTORE
thereon. situated on The south side of Main street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth recently 0c-
cupied by q: Het1rn,ci as restaurant and saloon:
TERMS viii he enough 10 cash u boy the cost
of suit aud the espeSt5 Of nselllng and TO pay of
trio Notes due for the urchase money thereon by
Thomas Wesierman amounting to about y, 500. and
the residue upon such terms as the personal repJe-
sentative and heirs Of Thomas WesttrIrGu may de-
sIgnutc on day u ale. or upon their failure 10 maine
terms. then upon six and twelve months With ne
gotiabIe notes, interest added. ..- -
W. L. SLATER,
dec Commissioners,
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7aTsgrTs,s a a.s.,-ss a,sss sara aSnysr.
BY 8. n. Dasis. - q. D. J
REM Estate .hgess add Atitti ohesr

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF-TaAI'
yaf,UAHLE{ PROPERTY Y IN TEE,I.E.oaMse y.
or MANCHESTER KNOW Az St slf.ess. s mpt
az tEe county OF Chesterfield entered at lbs Aosem
Der 17S An the suit Of william i md otbsr
sre ne commissioners WI cell at public auction
on the premise on THURSDAY the 18th s dsy o.
uSTEfs pRoPERTf, fronting et feet. more or
less on Hull SD eet and running back i32 feet moro
or less to lefoot alley, and embracing inc tran
ar, fha corner OF Fifth and Hull streets. TINS pro-
perty is now renting for $3.50 per aniuIIi: A,x,,t
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance atiour, eas ,t
nar arnum added 3. b. NASH.
pr siiiias D c. G.. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by S. n. DAVIS, Auctioneer. oe 10
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD Cc.,l
~. - RICHMOND, Augustls. S7a
AND DANyILLE RAIL.
~ RoAD.-On ahdatcsf. srEDAY. August 18Th.
90 GOING WEST.
I Train No. ttnrougn passenger leaves Richniond
daily Except Sundays) at E;l6 A. NJ: leaves Dan-
vile ut s:sS T. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro al sSo
Train No.2e nynehhurs passenger leayrs Rich
nr1dda!ly al 9iss A. d.; arrives ut LynchhurR al
Train No. 10 Through, mall and eAprcssl leaMs
Richmond daily At l.s6 2. NJ. leaves lneille daiiy
1t e:ss 7. 81; arrives at Greensboro daily ut 1873
- }I'1 GOING EAST. .5St
Train No. Through mall and express, ieavIs
Greensboro daily at2 A. 81. leaves Oan!tlie daily
a 40 a. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at iza'
Train No J fthroagh passengerl leaves Greens.
boro' daily except sundays) at ll:io A. NJ: taves
gapyille at lss T. NJ; arrives at Richmond at s1'
gsatp No. nynchburg passenger leaves lynch
l3sa daily at 4. 81. leaves BurkeHiie at 1885 a
Trains Nos. and 10 connect ut 6reessb9ro' WIN
sains on the North qayoslps gilroad fos sh 9oiass
se FRAN &c. 10 connects at Greensboro With traa
for Raleigh, arriving there at 7n5 A. NJ Pa>seng.S
leaving Raleigh ut 7:l5 =. VI. connect 81 Gfee"so'''
with train No. . for Richmond. 3 ~, .,, ~
the atan Mic iipp i and oo railroad ali
points southwest and south, - ,.,6, Nth.
Lynchburg Accommodation, Train; leaves hlGn,
at Lynchburg tr tiirie 10 CONNECT with the siorha
Passenger train OH th6 Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI anu
Ohio railroad fer Tue southwest .,-. -. AZ,
passenger coming cast leave Lyrchbutg sitef tns
arrival OF the Atlantic. MIsstssipp and Ohio is>
senger train from Bristol, and arrive at Rlchn0h'
NTHRUGGI TICKETS to eli point. scath ana
southwest can be procured al the ticket ONCE ~
Richmond, and OF X. +: W4tkEg, aSsni 81 ,I nS
sni, sf - a t;rhinoni:. - so
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise We
go ( JOHN r. SIAENCRiD.
Generals Freight and Ticket Agent
T. il. X. IaLGQTT, Engineer saa Suae y,sas7SsS
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by Grubbs & Wi!iianis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopssrs>
Eleventh street between MALI aid Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE TRACT
4 OF LAND EMBRACING THE FILLAGE
OF INGLEW09D," On TIE dro hIc i i
ROAD. ABOUT EIGHT MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF Il deed
of trust from E. B. Newburn 10 the subscriber dated
nth of June, 1872, and recorded in Henrico Comfy
Court Office (beiug thereto requiredl. viii sell AT
auction, at the Office of GRCBBs q WILLIAMS, In
the city of Richmond, on SATURDAY, 2lst De
red to-, containing NISETY-SEVEN ACRES;a
portion Of which has been Laid out into large
number Of building lots, lying prettiiy 90 the rail
road. and known as "Inglewood.n
|: TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and TO pay OFF
balance of debt amounting to a. ont S75 the resi-.
dine on such terms as said Sewburn or his assigns
may direct; and iii event Of his or their failure to
give any direction then upon terms to bs named by
the trustee at the time Of sale. ...r. .,.fs
GRURBs WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. dc 10
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nv T,r4thla s williams,

Eleventh street between Main and Bank
THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
L mo 400, ON SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL, BE-
TWtEk FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS. AID
JOINING. The RESIDENCE OF NIX. j. b. FOS-
TER. AT AUCTION.-This property vii I he sold
Iith neccmher at O'Clock L. NJ. 1t has ten rooms :
a kitchen with three rooms; the foundation being
of granite. u remarkably wel-buit HOUSE, and
in first-ratc ordur. -
Having Just Leu vacated, possession may be had
at oEce. BEING so convenient To business 1t Offers
. decided induccmcnt tn seeking pleasant and
convenient residence, or good Investment Ia real
estate. - -. - Z GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
deo Auctoneers.
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.s'..hi BY Grubbs Y Williams
Real Eita.e hgsH e sha A'ict!oI6ers.
Elerehts, srsss between Main aud Pans,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL
~ UABLE FARM KNOWN AS EDGE
HMI:n ABOUT TWO NILES, NORTH tQk
OHIO RAILROAD, SEAR=aEGBApA +
TURNPIKE, AT AEETfcA.a-in execution Of
tered November ,e 1872. tn the case OF Siser M.
O'clock z, n. the we-kuown FA VI above referred
u, r. adjoius Messrs. Edmoud e Davenport
strawberry Hilll, james d, EaEief, q, Il. Cosby,
and others, IT CONTAINS leg scfes ing on both sides
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. There Is upon
1t dwelling, brick and fra ned, with four rooins
ana several out-bliiEgs, Tho situation Is AMONGST
the lhGst desirable In the SciEiy of the city, ana
with some and attention this may be- made
very valuable farm. Il will be sold Us awiio!e OF
TERMS Very lberal1, 10 Wit, caali only for costs
ofsuit aud expenses Of sale balance ct three. six
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable Notes
with interest added, and title retained BY the court
Until the notes ere paid. 2 II ,LkSD @'@ FISH -
.tz s,J0sERH LANE SFERN, Commissioner! (,
J. GRuBss 8 WILLIAMS, Anctoneers- . sr9,. p Iz,,I
Y ~ ri PosTpoHEMENT! ] aGs aFI&,e
The above gale Is postponed, and wfll take place
on "WEDNESDAY, nth December. at II O'Clock, III,
ut the office OF Mcssrs. Grubbs 8 Williams, auction.
eers, I'm the city Of Richmond. g s5sE ssa 2.
.srrs4s r }, JOSEPH LANE STERN, -
DO 81, .,..-- g,.,,.-.. Commissioner, !.