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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-27
BY James n. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. ITO Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM CON-
i TANNING FOUR HUNDRED AND TWO
ACRES or LAND WITH ALL TIE IMPROEE,
MENTS THEREON IN THE COUNTY, OF
deed Of trust executed by A. \. Ford, September II,
1871, TO secure the payment of certain bond dated
ment OF said bond, and at the request of the bene
ficiary in said deed Shall. on MONDAY the 18th
day OF March. 1872, at IL o'clock NJ, sell III front OF
the Chesterfield County courthouse, Manchester all
the right, title, and interest Of said A. A. Ford in
that certain TRACT Of LAND conveyed by said
deed. being the same property owned by Is. w.
TERMS Enough in cash TO pay expenses Of sale,
and the of 1898. IL, with Interest thereon from
July 90, 1871. The balance on such terms as may Dc
agreed upon ut the time of sale:
fa % - JAMES VI. TAYLOR. Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.

BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE.-Pursuant
- to an order of the Board Of Supervisors Of Rich
mond county, Va, entered on the 21st February
instant, win receive till goth March, 1872, SEALED
BIDS for building JAIL Mt the Courthouse in
and to contain four rooIns-two upper two lower
rooms-and twu passages and win be built according
to plan and specifications devised By Albert l. West,
architect. Each bidder may make one bid Oh cash
terms, and another on the following cred1t-viz.,
Onehalf payable September 1st, 1872. and onehalf
payable September LIST, 1873.
The Board Ct Supervisors reserve the right to re-
ject all bids .@
1t is understood that the materials Of the old JAIL so
far as suitable shalt be used by the contractor In
building the new fall, and purchased by him from
~ : .I.i,E = L. d. WARNER,
~ Clerk or Board supervisors Richmond county.
" tRsAw, VA 80 90 - js 27-iw
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By D. K. Weisiger, Auctioneer.

A FTER THE ABOVE SALE l WILL,
N by virtue of decree of the County Court OF
Chesterfield county, December term, ls7l In the case
Of Helen Adams rs. William Adalnss heirs, sci! az
public auction the TWO LOTS go feet each) AT me
Corner of Everett and Ludlow Second streets,
mentioned in said decree, being part Of square
No. 8. -. -,
TERMS One-third cash. balance Mt three and SIX
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and title
JAMES A. CLARKE,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by D. X. WEISIGER, Auctioneer'
in
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by Lyme & Brother,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TOR SALE, TWO NICE BUILDING
L LOTS, SITUATED ON THE WEST LINE
OF TWENTY EVENTH STREET NEAR
BROAD STREET. AT AUCTlON.-We shall.
at the request of the owner sell at public a sU.;
day of February, 1872, at the hour Of half-past I
o'clock P. NJ, those two desirable d UIL DING LOTS
located Us above described having front Of 80 by
100 feet.
TERMS At sale. LYME C BROTHER,
70 huctiOupers,
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4 PARTNERSHIPS

II G. PEYTON & CO., successors to Pey-
~: ton, Dibble Coz C0MMISSIoN MER,
continue the General Commission business at No.
Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va, and hope by
strict attention to business 10 merit continuance
of the patronage so literally bestowed upon the old
concern. [fe 26-atl L. G. PEYTON & co.
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AS 100: O:l0o. Answer, nothing.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, ITO Main street.

HOUSE AND LOT AND SEVEN VA
III CANT LOTS AT ROCKETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY
the osth day Of February, on the premises, at 4
O'Clock P. M., HOUSE AND LOT on the south
side of Lester street near the Baltimore steamboat
landing, and FOUR VACANT LOTS on the north
THREE on the north side of Poplar where 1t inter.
sects with Ash street, running back to the York River
railroad. aud adjoining the property occupied by the
street railway cars, each lot having front Of about
thirty feet
TERMS: Made known on the day of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
fe o. Auctoncer.
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RESTAURANTS.

vETELLE, n
1902 MAIN STREET.
keeps on and the best that the markets n ,,us ar,
afford for his guests. The luaufieS Of III ,nn 's =,
served 70 order in the best style. His salooiLs Az,
ready for dinner parties, and he especially r ts
ladies and gentlemen to the saloon reserved 10y ""'
The hest WINES and LIQUORS that are rct Sg y
In Richmond are found at bis bar, where Dire -,
DRINKS are promptly made by one OF lSe h'"'S
perienced HANDS IN the city. r.,ryI.s Ds ,rc
served i'm the most elegant style: Win ,he ns a,
ZFrEIIE turns over a new leaf, and goes ale'' "a
the buoyant spirit Of the new Rtchniohd.
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vAJ1JAgLE AND DESIRABLE TO-

Y BACCO FACTORY AT AuCTION.--The
very valuable TOBACCO FACTORY named In tine
above advertisement will be disposed OF at auction
after the above sale Of machinery, commencing
promptly ut o'clock T. NJ.
This property % admirably adapted to the purpose
for which 1t was oult, anu coli.ihes az 'ne
The terms of sale will be made easy and liberal
enabling parties disposed to invest opportunity OF
retaining large portion OF the purchase money ior
a long period.
Particulars will be announced on the day Of sale
FRANKLIN STEARNS,
. Executor of c. I. Baldwin, deceased.
T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer. re 20
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY,
il BRICK DWELLING corner Thirtcth and n
streets, five rooms lot DO by 1870 feet $3.50.
BRICK DWELLING on Broad near Twenty
eighth street. six rooms, good lot, $500.
BRICK DWELLING near First and Canal, six
rooms, kitchen, &C., $4,000.
BRICK DWELLING on Grace street near Mon
roe Park, nine rooms $500.
BRICK DWELLING on Third south Of Main
street, lot % by $50, $4,000.
BRICK DWELLING on Third south of Main
street, ten rooms, good lot. 5000.
FRAME COTTAGE, Grove road, on city railroad,
ten rooms, lot rs by 100, $1,000.
BRICK DWELLING on Ninth street beyond
Leigh eight rooms, good lot, s.. 400. -'
FRAME DWELLING, Main street near Monroe
Park, four rooms, lot 50 by le9, $4,000.
BRICK DWELLING on Marshall between Henry
and Monroe six rooms. 81 500.
BRICK DWELLING on Baker near Brook ave-
nue., four rooms, good lot, $500.
FRAME DWELLING corner Marshall and Smith
streets, four rooms lot % by $50. $500.
Apply to
-, HILL g. GODDIN, Real Estate Agents,
fe No. HOS Main street.
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TOR SALE, very desirable TENEMENT,
Il four rooms, on Broad street near corner TWEEN
tieth;
Desirable VACANT LOT, so feet front, on Leigh
street near Fourth; tsss .HF,
BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, onFranklin street
near Thrtieth;
Laurel street south; 4. ..a.s -. q .-.+. e..E
BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, Oh west Clay
street; - ~
Beautiful CORNER LOT In Sidney, on Laurel
street south of Main; ,..-s''.-,
SMALL BRICK HOUSE, in good order, three
rooms, on Church street. Oregon Hui;
Desirable BUILDING LOTS In Sidney, on Fede-
raj or Franklin street; .s ....., ...
TWO FRAMED TENEAfENTs, four rooms each,
on Broad street, good paying investment offered:
VACANT LOT, so feet by $50, on Fourth street
near Leigh;
FRAMED DWELLING, four rooms and passage,
No. l4le west Cary street; ..~---
Valuable VACANT LOT. near Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary-will sell or lease;
& Double BRICK HOUSE, ON Mechanicsvlle pike
near Venahlc street; ri. rs + -
sman BRICK House on st. Cathariue street.
F HOUSE and LOT in Charlottesville-will sell or
exchange for city property. e. d. NEWBURN,
fe 21-3t p. .-.#.yf -. q .... ~, 101a Main street,
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, very de- On
Il sirable BRICk, DWELLING with eight E::a
rooms, besides attic and kitchen. situated on
the corner Of Twenty-fourth and Franklin streets.
Terms liberal Any one wishing to purchase can
examine the property aud correspond with me by
fe 22-et+ 80 .-,-.sf i..Y y g. Asst Trustee
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Passenger train leaves Richmond, On Tuesd,r.
with the splendid steamer STATE OF FIRGISiRs
Captain L. W. FREEMAN, for the a6oye.n,moS
points, touching at the river landings, and ariSie
In Baltimore on the following morning In tine IS
connect with trains north and west. 1s !"
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checker,
to all points. ,af..
Leaves daily Except sundayifor West Point
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2. No, IN i,s,,
street, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS. AZ
P. H., arriving In Richmond ut II O'Clock t6e FOL
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours ma
thirty minutes to transact business and dine bef6ro
the leaving Of the trains South .. N''
Freight tr,in with passenger car attached lea ..
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock A.
II. s..s AL j. s.os.r-.-e - y s..s -.
Freight received daily, carefully handed. and
promptly forwarded Through bills Of ladng S1yen
10 all DOintS. e eese.~szE .t ..se -" -
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. 1rryrrnN ,asAJ,.IEs,..-Future Gays.
ByTE0mds w. Nee66c@ huCssoase
. ~ rNu1s17 Ms5n street,

~ II = " =. s-ILI = - /
VALUABLE TOBACCO MACHINERY
AND, FIXTUREs AT AgCTIQR:c1Wi, ~
sold at The tobacco factory Of one late SnaLns e
BALDWIN, deceased, situated on Main street corner o.
Twenty-si yfi1, ON MONDAY, Mnrcli ath. e0I1inen,
cling nj II O'clock b. al Of the MACHlNEkd anu
FISTURES contained In said factory, compr1An Is
I'm part the following: ,..s,I,T -, r., r,urca ,a
] Talbot. &C Brothers HYDRAULIC fhE"sS an pu
Talbot e Brothers HYDRAULIC PUMP,
i PLOTTING PRESS and RETAINERS, f.,-.,
MILLS Of various styles-ylz, pounds, quaItts as
pounds, fonrs, long and short tens, pocEet-
a!st pieces, nfne-inch, and other styles;
20 BOX-PRESSES, In good orders. tHE1f' - tsi:a@
I STEhM-HOlLER and PIPING. ,.r. iss
IRON POT-MILLs, BANDS, l BIhh l;Ns.rp
! BOH. ERS. STOVES, TOBACCO WRtSGEh'
DRYERS, TOBACCO STICKS. - rs 1877 4
LUMP BOXES, LUMP BENCHES. 5,.Jt.
L. mons, TINS, BLOCKS,
STEM PRESS. SCALES, TRUCks, - G.
and other MACHINERY. and FIXTURES neceS,
sary for conducting rstclass tobacco factory, aii
of Which are In order for immediate use, ana worthy
Terms OF SALE: For sums under $50, cash; that
amount and over, ninety days credit for approved
neso''a'i' FRA FRANKLIN sTEARNS, Executor,
-.# Of C. |. Baldwin, deceased.
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VERY VALUABLE LOT ON PEARL
Y NEAR MAIN STREET FOR SALE.-It adj
joins the clearinghouse Of E. Cohen, Is g s-l2x47
feet and Is one Of the most valuable lots of its Size
egsiFr 80 GRUBBS e. WILLIAMS,
fe 2I-eod3t ys- y s-,. Real Estate Agents j
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nRTGs. mEDrCrNEs, dc.

11IaT sRFsT HORSE MEDICINE FOR
the renovation Of bs9sendowm ,c hGrses no Sa
Mules mo ae ar are de-bound and need an atera
I've to pradaes smooth md y i9a. % Hum
The IN citiscns have tried them on their STOCK
drfSs OF S Sest results Everybody who has horse or
Mule ought to use the Jockey Club rs .neS surc
st ronS tiop powders that can be MADE. Be SUI
tn aet the Jockey Club Powders. Price, ~ per uoN''
h,yes SInylc box. IS cents. o<,, a ecNs
rfep anG.n an" 'o'U y Ninth and Main streets.
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BY W. God
BY ". GOdulh,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

CHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ By virtue Of an order of the Circuit Court Of the
city or Richmond, dated May 81 ISL, in the suit OF
Woodward, Baldwin & Co., against James Baynes l.
Son. shall proceed to sell on the premises, on SAT
URDAY the 18th day of March, ISL. nj O'Clock j,
Nj. all that LOT OF GROUND situated on the south
side Of Clay at It's intersection 18th Gimcr street
fronting 6s feet on Clay street and running back lbs
feet, being the same property which WIS conveyed
to the said james Baynes & Son by Kelley, Tackett
& Ford, by deed dated oath January. 1870, and duly
recorded in the clerks Office Chanccry Court of the
city of Richmond III Deed Book No. 90, Il. on page
1872. --.... s#... -..-. ..#..
TERMS OF SALE One-third Of the purchase mo-
new cash and on 4 credit of four and eight months
us to the deferred payments, with interest from day
of SALE the purchaser giving negotiable notes salts
factory endorsed and the title retained until all OF
the purchase money is pnhtd ana s3nyeGyanTe d.
fe 90 Sheriff City of Richmond.
HIGH CONsTABLE's sALE.-I will sell
IL at public auction, to the highest bidder, at my
office, OH Twelfth street, in rear OF the Disputed
o'clock A. NJ. lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
l oNt' ' WARDRoBEs, BUREAUS,
SOFAS. WASHSTANDS,
PICTURES, MIRRORS,
CHAIRS, TABLES, -.-.
ALSO,
8 barrels of SWEET POTATOES,
TOBACCO MILL, &C.,
Lot of gentlemens wearing apparel, consisting oil
DRESS COATS,
OVERCOATS.
UNDER CLOTHING, &C.,
To satisfy sundry distress warrants executt9ns and
oi re- 90 u 'o High Constable CITY Of Richmond.
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The sale will commence or

The sale will commence on III.
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1872
at o'clock, and continue every evening until sold
out. ,,., 1.,,. 49,,
The Gallery is now on exhibition. Catalogues can
he had mt the exhibition room, and at 1917 Main
- -, 49, 49, fc 24-1t
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AyoJ
-.' POTOMAC ROUTE. February IL. 1872. /

IOlSdhS hOl February 1917.
TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street sts.
~ ton, Richmond. at $40 a. VI.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station,
Richmond, at 3:i5 Z. VI. $50 -.
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Brcad-Strcet sta
ton, Richmond, at $3.50 i. n.
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives at Byrd-Stree, stu
tion, Richmond. at ?:l7 i. VI.
Down NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street st,-
ton, Richmond, at $3.50 A. NJ. h..r5 81
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives al
Broad-Strcet station, Richmond, at SAG A. II.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN runs 10 Milford ONLY.
A SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with j passenger
chr attached, will be run between Richmond and
Milford on THURSDAY of each week, leaving Rich.
mond at s:is A. NJ, arriving at Milford at l?:i? p D.
Returning, will leave Milford at r ~. aud arrive in
Richmond the same day at f:2i p. II. Fares the
same as on accommodation train.
Travellers bound west uid Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road will by taking the $40 4. NJ mail hence connect
with the 4:25 p b. train at Relay House, the Bait.
more and Ohio railroad BY the s:i5 =. NJ. they vii!
connect with the $50 AN. ct Relay House. the
SAME road-the former being the quicker Inc for
points west. #s - .+e- fe l.
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BY D. f.. Welsger. Auctioreer,
lois Main street. &.

"A SMALL FARM OF. TWENTY-SE
n, AND A HALFACREs, FIVE MILES FROM
MANCHESTER. ON MANCHESTER ANDFALL'
ING CREEK TURNPIKE. BETWEEN tHOR.
NER'S" AND T1NSLEY'S, AT AUCTION.-By
requestof Dir. James w. Martin VIII sell ON WE'D.
NESDAY, 2sth February. 1872, on the premises, q,
IL O'Clock a.. tile small FARM located as above.
The dwelling has four rooms, shaded with noble
oaks, &C. AZ a little expense this could be made 3
very comfortable home, In half hours drive Of the
city, and where coal can be had cheap. ~ 80
Terms: Cash rs 10 $3.50; the sbaaanee ct one and
two years negotiable notes, interest added, secured
/ re- ss.ss = : ' - u. X wEIsIGER.
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REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. so Lish,
street. Baltimore.
BIZ. TAYLoX, General Ticket and Freight Agent,
fe 10 WILLIAM N. BRAGG, supertntendep.
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BY D. K. WeIsiger, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE HUN.
" DRIED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES (hORE
OR LESS OF LAND ElGHTt MILES FROM
RICHMOND, LYING ON BOTH SIDES OF RICH
MOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD, IMNE-
DIATELY AT BROWNS SUMMIT, AT AUG.
TION.-By virtue of decree Of the County Court
Of Chesterfield county at the February term, 1877 IN
the case Of 81. E. & L. j. DuTal rs. Sarah b. Duyal
ct ais, I viii sell on TUESDAY the 5th day OF
March, 1872 on the premises, ut Il o'clock NJ; the
LAND mentioned In said bill and decree. About
fifteen acres lie on the north side OF the railroad.
balance on south side: about fifty acres in original
(pine and oak) wood, close to the railroad, about
twelve to fifteen acres arabic balance underground.
Improvements consist of small new framed dwelling
and fencing. r
There are some very pretty building sites, and
would suit persons desiring TO go q short distance
from the city, the trains stop daily, and run nj
convenient hours. 1t will be divided to suit bidders.
Persons can go by the e.B A. d. train and return,
by the p. NJ. train.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months In bonds. with interest added
and title retained until purchase money is paid.
G.. G. McRAE, Commissioner
Sale conducted byD. K. WErsIGER, Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY W. Goddin, @
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

An EXCELLENT FARM OF ABOUT
n TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, IN
HENRICO. HALF 4 MILE FROM SAVAGE
STATION, ABOUT TEN MILES BELOW RICH
MOND, FOR SALE OR RENT REMARKABLY
IOW.-At the request Of Mrs. 7. Dudley offer for
sale or rent her FARM located above. It contains
about TWO HUNDRED and FIVE ACRES, OF
which about half is open land, embracing some fine
ChckaIlomny low-grounGs. The improvements
embrace an excellent dwelling good barn, stable
kitchen. &C, and an excellent orchard.
TO effect an immediate sale great inducements will
be offered: or If not sold in week, it will be rented
TO q careful tenant at 4 low price. Apply to
W. GODD1N,
fe 9T-St Real Estate Auctioneer.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
Il sale Of Mr.. C. c. McRae, commissioner, Will
offer, by request OF DR.. John L. Friend, NINETY
ONE AND HALF ACRES OF LAND near the
Richmond and Danville railroad, adjoining the Muir
CHS land. ~
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at sale.
r y'*,'r u. Il. WElSIGER,
sfe 27-Tu, Th,S,&ds es AuctiOneer.
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By Richardson & Co.,
AucdoneerS and Real Estate Agents,
80 ..r~ Ill3 Main street
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Il executed To the undersigned hY John Morgan,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to the undersigned by John Morgan,
dated the 18th dayo August 1853, recorded In Hen
rico County Court and decree entered on The 10Th
day Of January, $780, In the Circuit Court OF the city
Of Richmondin the cause OF Morgan
vs. Otey ct ais; and another decree entered on the
18th day OF January lS72 in the Court OF Appeals Of
Virginia, in sid last-named cause affirming the said
decree Of January l0h 1870, OF the Circuit Court OF
the city Of Richmond, shall proceed TO sell on the
premises, ON WEDNESDAY. March 20, 1872, at q
o'clock z. NJ, by public auction, to the highest bid
der, the following described property, TO wit All
that certain LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND,
with the improvements thereon, lying and being In
the city Of Richmond tbut formerly In tho county Of
Ieurico) the eastern line OF the intersection Of
Eighteenth and Marshall streets, fronting on said
Eighteenth street thirty feet and running back In
parallel lines with Marshall street one hundred feet
TERMS: Cash 20 so much rs may be sufficient to
costs Of executing the trust and of recording
and drawing the trust deed IL then unpaid, and 90
pay OF principal and interest Of note for Ss75v
dated August 18th, 1862 payable two years after It's
date and the costs of the defendants In said cause o.
Morgan's administrative rs.s 0tey aud others, and
the residue on such terms as may be made known On
the day Of sale. WILLIAM FoLKES, Trustee.
At the same time and place We shall sell two other
Nh &lvnnw Af<A ArkA
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DUBLIC SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-TWO OIL PAINTINGS
No. 921 MAIN STREET

l#. No. 921 MAIN STREET,
belonging to the American Art Union, comprising
LANDSCAPE, FRUIT, and MARINE PIECES
also. THEOL OGICAL aud HIS TOR G AL
PIECES. by some of the most accomplished
artists of modern schools. All the paintings arc
nioupted in gold and In the most fashionanie
styles. .arr
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RsyRNyTlJafE, DC.

: A RTHIJR ROONEY, 81
IN FURNITURE DEALER AND Ea
l.-.;ss.-sr i f3gt MANUFACTURERS. NIL
Beautiful Walnut Parlor, ChaI0oer. aa.a - c,irs
niue-Room Sets the loYestprtce Cot'sge H. -, b.
Furniture, and Mattresses chesprs I.,am .r.cr ,n4
bought anywhere. Wareroonts, ~ 1e'SG
I201 Franklin streets. .,=
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VERY VALUABLE AND CONVE-
Y NIENTLY-LOCATED FARM OF SIXTY
ACRES, on THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE
At the request of Mr.. John H. Mckenzie, who de-
srcs to retire from farming and engage In commerce
in distant city, offer for sale his very excellent
and Acknowledgements FARM, situated above con-
tanning about sixty acres all open land and the most
Of it In high state Of cultivation, with fair young
orchard of various fruits, and an excellent asparagus
Fifteen acres IS In clover and grass, and nearly the
balance of the land is falowed for spring crops.
The improvements consist of an excellent dwelling
huilt by Messrs. Kersey & Davis about twelve years
agO) and the usual out-bnildings.
To effect speedy sale the price and terms Will be
made unusually accommodating, and possession
given at once Apply to W. :GODDIN,
fe oT-3t Real Estate Auctioneer.
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T AW CO-PARTNERSHIP.- under
IL signed, who have associated in the practice of
law under the style of McRAE & CHRISTIAN, will
attend all the courts Estate and Fedcra held in the
city of Richmond and Ia the counties Of Chesterfield
and Henrico.
OFFICE: No. lois Main street, over Office Of Vir-
glnia Fire and Marine Insurance Company, nearly
opposite post-offce. G. c. MCRAE, -s.-...-
/. ia le-dluw6wd&sw FRANK w. CHRISTIAN.
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BY Thomas w. Reese. Aucdoneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
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Al the same time and place VIC shall sell two other
LOTS adjoining the above, with TWO FRAME
|TESEaMLS thereon, containing three roonaS
each. -,arss i Z .;t.-st RICHARDSON a. Co.. 2
Real Estate Aucuonecrs,
~ fe Is tih fs&Ft 80 fiiS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-27

CENTRAL LIVE STOCK COMPANY.
Large sale Of FAT and STOCK CATTLE,
HORSES, MULES, SHEEP &c. &es by the above
company, In the Augusta County Fair GROUNDS,
Instant EsgEf Is NJ. e. HARTMAN, President.
WILLIAM EAsToN, General superintendent
feA-3t
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

T OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
~ Lost, some time during the past week, single
set DIAMOND BREASTPIN. The finder will re-
ceive the above reward and no questions asked by
leaving 1t with THOMAS 4. CERSLEf,
fe 2I-2t corner of Hull and Thirteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-27

Y OST, on or about June 10, 1867, a To-
IL BACCO NOTE fora tierce of tobacco stored in
SeabroOk's Warehouse. Marks X. c. H., No. j.
weights 4eO gross, IS tare, 375 pounds net Any
information concerning same will be thankfully re-
ceived by fife 27-Tudwx ID. c. MAYO & co.