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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-27

q. II. PettengiIl 4 Co. ~
ark Row, New Yodk, and Geo. P. Rswell D Co.,
Advertising Agents. are the ssle agosts he ne Pc.
troleum Centre DAhv R1sosD u hat city Ad.
vertisers in that city are requested - leave their
lavors with either of toe above houses
eB-COE; WETAERILL b co. Adver-
tising Agents, Philadelphia, are duly authorized
Agents for the RECORD in that city.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-27

MEssRs Andrews & Co--GESTs This Is o
certify that have used one of Gates BACK sue
TlON PREVENT0Rs, on the Lee d Hi hland
Lease Economic Hill, and would not do without
it at any price, it will do all and more than it is
recommended to do. nd can cheerfully recon-
mend i TO all Oil Operators who have any Back Sue
tion Wells.
Yours, &c,
JOHN MYERS.
Tidoute, Feby ., 1S72.-taw sm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-27

Special notices 20 cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quartgE In advance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
So,rc.nsur ev,out wonacsa.

Tho parson savs that woman u always
r,,st re.tIcsS under the most faVoFao'e Iun.
i;,;ons and that there Is no sE.tc III "n''n
che :. really happy except that OF ctai'se; !
s,,nn,Sc this l. the truth taught IN VIVA. ha Y,
i,onn called the Myth Of the Gaiaen.
Wom,n is perpetual revolution, ana Is tsia'
.,emcn, in the world which continually de-
s,rnvs aud rccrestes. She Is the experimental
md tbe s,,rgestcr of new combinations. shc
has no belief in any law Of eternal fitness oi
things. She is never even content with "ns
arrangement of her own house. Inc on'!
rcason the mistress could give, when sue ie
arranged her apartment, for hanging pi.-
tnrc in what seemed the most tnaPliopi'U
place. was that it had never ocen '"1a.
before. Woman has no rc*pca ioi
tradition. and because thihS " d.
- Ia 10 sufficient reason for changing IL.
WHEN she gets into law, as she mas
.on,o into literature. we shall gain some
rb;no in the destruction Of all our vast ana
,nusev libraries OF preccdents, which no"
Setter o,r administration Of individual JUS
t;ce. Il il MandevilIe's opinion that women
arc not so sentimental as men, and arc not so
,,s;ly toucbed with the unspokcn poetry OF
nature being less poetical and having less
fmap;nntiop. they are more fitted for practi-
raj affairs. and would make less failures IN
business. I have noticed the almost setfsh
rassion for their flowers which old gardeners
have. and their reluctance to part with lea:
or a blossom from their family. They love
the flowers for themselves. A woman raises
flowers for their use. She is destruction III
a conservatory. She wants the flowers ioI
her lover. for the sick. for the poor, Tor ti'e
Lord on Easter day, for the ornamentasl0n
nf her house. She delights in the costly
pleasure of sacrificing them. she never sees
a flower but she has IN Intense but propaD,s
snless desire 10 pick it.--from Hd'"eT
Bn~L. Lon Studies. in !Scritne''s for July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
.jAucTIor sALf.s..-Y.l9are IDsy..
By John @. Neal. Aaetioneer, !,
- Tlnn7ifIe, Va.
rTAt.tIA Rr.E REsIDENCE AN

Il 49,
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND BANK
Z Y ING-HOUSE TisAUcTioH.-On SaTgE.
DAY the 10Th Instant, at IL O'Clock Mr Will sen as
auctions on The premises. tile property owned ny the
Danyiilc Bank, In Dnuville, Va
The lot fronts 7s3 feet on Main street aha ruhe
hack l57i feet, with lot In rrarand attached 10 tue
front lot some Ct hy 100 feet. WITH public ilGg or
The south side running through from Mafn 10 Pat
the tr,ildins consists OF an ELEGANT BRICK
RREEs s;T and BkNIsNes-HOUsE 40 con-
structed rs TO be convenient and very desirable for
both. - .siF pfsrs, ZgLt.t..5s :; sf4, i.
The portion of the house used az residence has
eight COOL rooms all finished IN the best style.
TThe banking rroritou Of the house has Four rooms,
Including an elegant BhNkISG7RODM With q
LARGE, STRONG VAULT and every other eoaye-
nience for afirst-cinss barking room rs ~
The houses are o good brick Eltcnen OF ser:
wants, mouse with four good rooms, large DITCH
meat-botIsc, constructed OF good fnnter1M and n
the! hest workInnnlfke manner. ~ pr
There Is also on the premises nerer-fating wei
cf good water and Larye cstcrn. And on the real
lot ia GOOD stable with four STILLS, and carrase
house: ~ ~ t .l5-.tt =. <r.>z.. Us, y,
This Is probably the most desirable and valuable
propcrty ever offered at auction III Danrnie, ant
win he sold without reserve. '~'
Also, will be sold with the above properly oSf
| LARGE IRON RGLAR-PRUOF SAFE.
| TEENS: One-third cash, and tile balance IN sG
,d ivy. mnnths with interest ut rine per eentun
uer nnuum Ponds and approved security VIII b
re0,,ircd for deferred payments. TO be executed b!
the purchaser the spot. and the title 10 the 10
withheld until the whole Of the purchase money
nsid : JOHN c. NEAL,
| IN yo.:t '#..' Auctfontcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

iADcEghNnlh TTRA rTIVE SAFE OF

r ARGE AND ATTRAETIVE SALE OF
LIVERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN-
IapRoVED REAL ESTATE IN THE PLAN OF
sGGhW9%b sTNEET1s sis n TIE TIE
ThAN 90 Of TIa 5aTY % RIGHpNp
PROPERTY rs! DAILY. UNDERTAKING., Nc, IN !.
VALUE, CONSISTING OF "A HANDSOME
FAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND ONE
t.IJSDRED AND SIXTEEN; BEAUTIFuL
RiIiLDING LOTS, FOB SALE Al, AgCTlON;I
Wes.a ALL at the request Of the owasr sel st public
of ,Jujy, ls72 commencing at ~ o'clock z. d. pre-
eisely, that very valuable property iofstsa as
ahoyt described. now In the occupancy OF MAJOR
Charles Howard The cottage contains Ten rooms /
with the usual out-buildingsi The grornds around
,he'maiu mansion are beautifully laid of and shaded
With large quantity of shrubbery oil the most select
kind The lot on which 1t stands has q front on the
snh side of Grove avenue OF l43 by l7sa leeI 20 nm
alloy 90 feet wide. There are also sIAIEES
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS auloining. 'front.'
alley. .,,-yr ,,,,, e.,,,err ON f,,e n.,r,b s,dc
of Ecdcra street % by 1928 feet each to al alley 20
feet wide. ~, ~.. ,a
south Side Of Emwood street by 17aa feet each to
an alley: and TWENTY LOTS fronting on the
north side of Dover street. % by l79s eet TO an aiey
Tis offers one OF the beet opportunities for capt.
tsts and persons Of limited means 70 secure nice
Of thc most perfect thornushlarcs ieading 10 tne
civ: and tho terms will I've very hocral-say one
foIirth cash balance at one, two ana three yenrS
for negotiable notes. six per cent. Interest adoed
secured by n trust decd. o,,, :. o,,r
plat 6t tne d ~ unpe sSER w.
Office. Inc 'i'ie % % " ' LYME & BROTHER,
a n, .s-.e.-a-......-- AuctioHeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
BY Moody & Royal,
Pool Est,tp AGENTS and AuctiOnecrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
yA.-By virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county pronounced at the May term,
1s70 i'm certain suit therein pending styled Halls
executor rs. Lacy, &c, the undersigned, special
Commissioner viii expose for sale at public auction,
at the Clover Hill Company's store. on SATuR-
DAY the lath day OF July, 1872 at O'Clock r. NJ :.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying In the
Glover Hill township two and 4 half miles from the
Glover Hill coal mines. There Is good dwelling
housc ana NIL the out-buildings usually found on a
rst-class firm. About twothirds of this land Is in
cultivation, and the balance in original growth OF
oak and pine. This tract Is sold subject 10 the Wild
owls dover Mrs. Mary E. Lacy.
At the same time we will sell another TRACI,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES
adjoining the above-described land. There are nc
imnroyencnts. A small portion of tho Land Is ara
BILE and the balance in forest. -
Also, we will sell FARM about two miles from
Powhafan station, on the Richmond and Danvlllc
railroad, containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES
There is every indication that this land has good
deposit of coal on 1t
These are desirable lands, and In good locality
Parties desiring to purchase good home VIII dt
well to attend this sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance In equal IN
stalnieuts Mt six. twelve, and eighteen months io
bonds with good security. bearing six per cent In
crcst the title being retained until the whole pur
chase money Is paid. SOCRATES BRoohS,
''""' Special Commissioner.
MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioneers. je H-faw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

ANOTHER SAMPLE OF MULE ARrlLLERY,-
The following Is related in the local column
OF the Cleveland Herald:
IAN old but unusually thoughtful farmer
residing near enough to this city to do all his
trading here, went into his corn.feld last
week to hoe his corn, and in order to give q
crow or two salute should he see any
strapped his double-barreiled shotgun on
his back. AS he warmed up to his work he
caused his hOe-handIe to circulate with more
than its wonted rapidity about him, and
finally the eud of the hoe-handlc hitting the
trigger of the gun, touched it of. The OLD
farmer felt u gill or two of shot pass through
his scalp, and supposing he had been shot by
IN assassin in the rear, he, though wounded
seized his gun, and wheeling suddenly
around, blazed away at the supposed shooter
He was still more surprised not to see MIN
but his dog writing in the agonies of disso-
luton. He is out now hoeing corn again,
but bis head is covered with bandages and
plaster, and his dog does not f!isk about his
heels Us formerly"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
BY Richardson & Co.,
=. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, lila Main street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
n CANAL STREET FOR SALE BY, AUG
TIUN.-Ou WEDNESDAY the 18th instant at 81
O'Clock r M., we shall sell by auction, on the pre-
misses, a valuable BUILDING LOT, fronting 4a1la2
feet on the south side Of Canal street between kou-
shee and Adams streets
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance In !, 3, and
IL months with interest secured by deed OF trust
je2A ..tst RICHARDSON CO., Auctoneers.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN HAN
y OVER COUNTY.-By virtue Of II deed of trust
eJ ecuted by Lewis L. Smith and Mary NJ, his WIFE
dated on the sth day or Octotcr, 1883, VIII SELL Tor
the purposes therein named, on the premises ct U
O'Clock NJ on FRIDAY the sth day Of July, 1872,
the TRACT OF LAND conreyedi In said deed lying
in Hanover county about fourteen miles from Rich
mond and three miles from Tomin,s Landing, OH
the Pamr,nkey river, known as -" Bill FORK con-
saining THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACR Es,
being part Of the land of which the late Robert
Anderson died seized and possessed. The improve
ments consist of dwelling-house with eight rooms
and the usual out-houses il Is weIl-suited TO farm
ing trucking and grazing, and Is well watcred by
springs and never-faling creeks ana Is CONSIDERED
one OF the best farms n-tlle county. .r..
Terms OF SALE: one-fourth cash; the residue ut
one and two years with interest from the day OF
sale secured By deed of trstsf 90 the property.
'''''' w WILLIAM PARSLEY,
10 oi-iMSF3tSsw.t Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

A Frenchman with history died the other
day in San Francisco. His name WAS Gran
dillet, and bis aye was siNty-tive. At the age
of twelve he embarked as ship-boy upon a
brig, and therein made several voyages in
the China seas. He next took service as
chief cook in Dutch threc-maSted schooner,
aud sailed on two or three voyages to the
coast of Africa. This vessel, be it stated,
was a SLAYER, and Oh occasion, when pursued
by n cruiser, it was run ashore by its crew,
who escaped into the interior. In this eX-
tremity Grandillet was captured by the SOL
diers of petty African King, who ordered
him to be baked and served up for the royal
supper. But, fortunately, Grandllet OBJ
tanned clemency by announcing himself as u
cook himself, and promising the. King touch
of European cookery if his life should
be spared. His offer was accepted, and 1
native prisoner was handed over to him, who
was Furnished forth" la Mdrengo. Thus
saved by his culinary skill, GIandillet be-
came the Natel Of the African chief, to whom
he taught the secret Of how to pickle meats.
The King hecame so addicted to picked
dishes that he constantly called for them at
his meals. In order to satisfy his appetite in
this direction, he even undertook war, and
ordered all the prisoners captured by his
soldiers to be picked. But one day Gran
diliet succeeded in escaping, and, picked up
by a passing vessel, he was landed ut San
Francisco, which he afterward made his
home. Among his papers was found de-
tailed narrative Of his sojourn in the domin-
ions OF the cannibal king.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
+ by Wellington God'tn,
Artioneer and Real Es'a's -ifeh''
corner Eleventh and Bank EsferSs.

r ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, ASD + r iE rlE
lLCL BRICk KEsl Dr .GLAY AND
EliHTH sTHEE FOR SALE AZ f late John C.
n.,v,s shalI sell nj auction, on the ~ n.porl
TUESDAY he Jo.n he and well-cc4teI FITS
CLASS REsiDENcE o. The ass a1. aida dsn
: front Of aInttr So feet on ElHnth su IT.,
- -" fs, on Clay street, TO VIDE m@a, ,,lpd with
y The honss contain: twelve rooms ms a Is iPptL the o
brfect and complete order IN eyG ,';r utst ars
,iit In fine best iuanHcr ana OF w oIa IN, for
QUIZ ~ ~ Tn !, wnr II nay be truly sSia III
its sise It is amongst the most c'mlor'a'i'
In the city. NUNS cas- FIXTURES LIZ
TpnRE SToyE COOhl ING BSh6irrl On" .hs nee.
and n costly MIRRoRs. viii be sold "i''' ivy -
bold. ssts ,,,,., .,3 attached tbGFe'o
~ I, ~ as." nodaiions Tor servants WIN
Stc 10 f;tcl,en stable. ZEE &c. ro,,yea ,tt
,rttns inio consideration IT'S plels'n nT n.
convenient location, and The ss W Il, ssppintmsnt
!, I. ~, DOM that 20 drabes dmeiiirg = and t
snr,ion. Possession given immesaina 81. ta.,wn 4.
serr,s which witl be lni>rii, ~iA ~ ~ hGnnDIN,
the hour Of sale. Aucslonear.
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: 800, Ii1rvnr,, while We b

Tue Bosrox HuNBCd While We nave y,
~ery admiration for the many sXcelIen1 IL. nn
strui,ental organizations at the Juplles' an ~.
have very little respect for the chora' I'll. ei1,
cheney of the entertainment, nor are slls sus
performers, with one OF two cxcep'o';a' s,d
lists Of emincnce: and their voices, ~ . -
TO say, win he lost in the inhart a, bor,
of the Immense building. =. ..e N No. Emo.
societies represented, lag are .,o The s,eelIiar
land--a land never notea ia tus md nv no
exsei,enee S o. for general musical cultiva-
ton; and Of the Whole n.,mp sas VI orranize,
c ;ea" 1sGa--the outcrop Of the former Juoi'
Ice fc,o York Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Manchester, Va. ~.

rrHIRTY BUILDING LOTS, IN MARKS
ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF MANCHES-
TER, FOR SALE At PuB ,:i ali Aps II nosiic
a,;3c+ion on FRIDAY June 18th. 1872. at O'Clock +
~. thirty very desirable BUILDING LOTS In
Ni;rx's addition, twenty OF which coinposs s9Enrs
streets. fronting on Fifth and .sixth streets The
other ten comprise one-haf Of ar NO. Md o. tGons
i tEaat. adinnnp the property of come X. Sharp
' These lots are near the buildings htey erected
by the Cotton Factory Company and are Gon Rfa
n,a or NJ tI,c mills md factories in Manchester.
TERMS: Onc-lhird cash; balance in six and twelve
months Interest added, secured by deed OF trust
Wv wv p''p' ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH,
jc 2o-tds auc.lonecre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

All you have to do to raise oats is to plough
the land deep, then manure 1t well, then
snr;nklc the oats all over the ground, one I'D
, Mace. then worry up the ground with
drag nil over, then set up mites to keep the
chickens and woodch,lcks out ov them, then
trsdlc them together with kladle, then
rake them together With rake, then bind
them together with band, then stack tne'n ,
m with stack, then thrash them ont with a
aai, then clean them up with mill, then
sharpen both ends Of them with knife, then
STOW them away in granary, then spena1
wet days and Sundays trapping Tor rats anu
mice. 1t amt nothing but plum 10 raise
oats-try it.-Josh Billings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
BY Grubbs & Williams,
81" Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TINE ENTIRE FRONT. ON THE NORTH
L SIDE OF GRACE sTEEETi pr THAT BEAU
TIFI,I, SQUARE OF GROUND EXTENDING
FROM PINE STREET TO LAUREL STREET,
DISTANT ONLY ONE SQUARE FROM MON
ROE pARK ERoSTiNG Two iiGHD i,t a an
HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET TO AN ALLEY
SIXTEEN FEET WIDE, 70 BE SOLD AZ AtS-
2.JTII JUNE, AT6 O'CLOCK y. NJ. ANDlNSuCli
PARCELS AS BIDDERS MAY l,FslRE.-Ihr
strcet-cirs piss tn front. and the situation Is Gle
yatsd and ary numerous hands mr buildings near
by. and Others In conicnpla ion, Insure 4 select
neighbOrhOOd. No property In The city i';ts az
yalccd more steadily than that lying immediately
around this, and none offers such Inducements L"
pcrsons 10 buy the whole front for the rrtrt'o'i 81
iirst-cIass resi,le,crs with ample grounds, for
block OF nrdtumssiztd aud nu'iern icncmcns. or f"
lNoS, pr,iia;ing for investment with reference
tJ sure increase In value:
II Is scarcely possible that an opportunity VIII ever
be again offered to secure 1t one time 50 large
frontage on Grace street
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known al the
sale. GRlBDS " " hLih hS.
je o, ..ra s auctinu"c'S.
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Hy CrIiDFS IL " IHEfHhl
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
E,,avcuth street between Main aud Bank.
VERY BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESI-

VERY BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE ktHi~
Y DENCE, ALSO a NEAT co TT ~ T.
HOUSE AND A NUMBER OF DhSihAblr
HIrlLDING LOTS, IN MASCllESiEE a. ~.
TION,-IIy request OF The owner VINO ie'f's !" ~ ~
neurpr his business, which Is In Richih2md, ", IN
sell at auction, upon tie premises, on f.JS
nAY osth OF June CONNIE p ing ~ O'CLOCK i. -"
;hr beautiful FRAMED DIV ELLiNti On tlc e.ir'
s;do of Uccatur between Eighth ana Sl'iih stItei+
it has eight rooms. kitchen "iih tbtcc Iupnr, i
smoke house well Of wnter. Win snu,Hrr! az,
handsome shade and fruit trees, coGsIlinh ~
h,Jsome and com Portable residence; slrlis;Ii 90
attracttyeness by very few In Manchester. lo' co
!" A iss FRAMED COTTAGE opposite TIE ~: aG"E'
with four rooms kitchen. &c. Lot - "! 100 'e'''
This Is also very neat residence o.,. .,,t.,,-
hjso n very handsome BUILDING Lhi a!(y,n
iug the tirst-named residence, W be 'oih' " "
catrr and Eighth streets: SO ~ ls5 icet m tho
: Also n LOT III rear OF tine above, irob,,is WI '''
r,iirnad lSexI5O fec. 10 an allcy Is i.et "tm. ,o
Also 4 LOT Oh the north side OF Min I.,.I
tween iiecatr street and the railroad, VIII Slo
house which could be converted INTO res'1''''>
And n or adjoining tn. above lIxiea icf.' ~
tIhcre has been rarely oferci 1t one tine ,h -.
CHESTER property prcseutipg SO man! attracuois ~
nersons brtying with The view OF actual ,,lI ~
and ,huiyding or with reference 10 proht,sD,,r, ~
yestmeut. This sale should attract GARNET a''N"
ton,
huciiDn.crs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
By Cook 4 Laughton. hnctioneers'
.or,er of Governor and Franklin streets.

TWO ELEGANT HACKS AND HAN
NESS, ONE OPEN BUGGY; AND ~ XIV M5 IN.
PEIIOR HORSES, At AuGI ,vo win ;ne sell at the
Stables cnrncr OF Eleventh and Broad stree Us tho In
aicSant OPEN HACKS and HARNESooi wv -
o,pE,1T RiTI;GY. fashionable and nearly news
Madness HORSES, perfectly reliable. who
The above property belongs to gent,,h, nr b'sS
has determined TO turn his atehlioh ~ o'"''
The hacks arc Of the latest styles ana tsfy ,s
TERMS: Four months credit Tor s,tis, ti.r.,S pA
per. CooN tuctioncera. =.
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TYy Paine, Cabcl & Co., Auctioncers.

VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
v SALE.-On THURSDAY. 9th instant, com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we will cell at our warehDuse
, SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS,
BOOTS. SHOES, and BALMORALS;
.READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS aud BOYS WOOL, FUR, and SILK
STRAW GOoDs for men ami boys, -.
HOSIERY aud SMALL WARES, ..n..a
CANTON MATT1NGS,
TRAVELLING BAGS. &C.,
with an invoice of very desirable STOCK GOODS.
We invite your attendance at this sale, as the
desirable goods all of which will be sold without re-
serve PAINE, CABELI, 6 CO., ~
10 % -. AnctiOnCcrT
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AUCTIONS Lkss. .fsisarss Uxss.
BY tsrit,bs 4 Williams. S@
AactseBeers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, street heswcen 5Iain and Bank. 81

cuPERB MOUNTAIN RETREAT FOR
M SALE At AUCTION.
ONE AND "a iffAEF MITES FROM THR
35sSi GREEEBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
f5;t. ,It.,s,.s,,3 SPRINGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auchonccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT WITH
i FRAMED HOUSE. THEIR EOS, SlIuAIE III
ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BEiM I'm J; !
TWENTY-FIVE AND L w + y - ~
Virtue of a certain decd of trust .ArGGic'! 10y +.
Scott dated 18th May, 1896, I'll record in The clerk
ic,,igued as trustees, we shall. ut the request of III.
bcnc,Iuries therein named, sell at PUBLIC auction
on the premises, on SATURDAY, 18th june, lHI.
M 8 O'Clock p NJ, the "iruyc described property
THE LOT has trout of q py 100 feet.
TrpMs. At Gale. i. G.. MONCURE.
AA'' A. r. CHA NDIER,
substituted Trustees, &c.
Sale conducted by LIME BROTHER, AUG
HOncrrS. "i3 =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
Fly Wellington Goduin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
rorror of Eleventh and Bank streets

DUBLIC SALE, ON SATURDAY. JUNE
%. OF ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY
THREE ACRES OF LAND IN NEW KEN
COUNTY, TWO AND 4 HALE MILES PROAi
TIISST ATL'S STATION. YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAM. AND FOUR LES FROM PAMUNkEf
RIVER, AT WHITE HOUSE.-Twenty acres
mc,sIow. fifty wood, balance cleared; dwelling and
all buildings necessary. ~,
Mari Of the richest quality known al,ounds on tho
place and can he dug and hauled for Two cents PEI
bushcl Land well adapted to all grains: grasses
market produce, cranberry and peanut
TERMS: Cash, but canb bought at private sale OIL
credit for part of purchase money. -,
Immediate possession given. For inrther partlcu
lars apply to- W. 6ot'OiN' A"cuoheer'
l.. The above sale will take place ut my office ut Il
O'Clock NJ. SATURDAY, June Goth, 1872.
ic 2o-Je22, ,27S29 W. GODDlN, Auctoncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

The editor of the oconto (Wh.) Lumber,
man Is under arrest for non-paymenf of $500
Judgment in libel suit. The sheriff allows
him bounds Of one mile from the Jail, so that
lac only goes to the Jail TO get his meals,
and TINT at the expense Of the plaintiff A
Wisconsin paper says: $40 rather seems to
like the situation, aud gives the sheriff a
puff for the quality Of the fare ut the table. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
~ ABLE BUILDING. LOT, WITH THE III.
PROVEMENTSs THEREON, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF. FRANKLIN BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH TREETS.-ln execution of a de-
cree of the Richmond Chanccry Court entered on
Fine 18th day of June. 1872, III the case of Doggett
Jr., guardian, rS Doggett, &C., the undersigned
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY The
cath day Of June, 1872, at r NJ, that desirable LOT
fronting PA feet the north side of Franklin street
and running back loo feet. The improvements con-
sist of small brick dwelling containing four rooms
and water on the premises. '.N
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at SIX
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
interest added and the title to he retained until the
whole purchase money is paid and u conveyance
ordered By the court. Taxes for 1872 TO I've PAID Dy
the purchaser. FEt u. 5. DoGGETI, ;IR.,,
- t.-.. Special Commissioner.
JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctionccr. So 1el5