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Fair play., 1872-06-14
Subiwti,,u az Nan to Conditions.

In whatever rrl;Nion We View man AMI
hi p,iut,> We alnnv-, invariably find that
,hou"h W.. M. Taught that u" l. fr's.
a.,.ni. n,y.i,,itl..~~ thu. evidence ot the ,t,'
ini,li"n oi conditions ..y'rnin" and c",'-
trullin" hi- actions sooner "r later lU'irs
into view
II. Tor t-\..nrir. We examine into the
.au-,- ri III ,rtaIiiy. We find that his con-
,iitiuu ur occupations exert an imi'"rtant
iri'ucnrr "r the duration If his life. u
h- is VERY poor. his chance Of death is on,
half rs much again a. il u" were rich,
anI a. regards prot, .ssi"n. Vnrtrlct shows
that in Germany. tor twenty Jour d"ctO->
thai r.acl, the age 1T seventy. thirty-two
military men and forty-tw" ile"l"2ian>
obtain their thrc, score and ten.
II We inquire into his honesty. We find
tina, il depends on his aye Ia certain eN-
tent. for between the ages Of twenty-one
and Twenty-Five the tendency to then il
double w'laI il is between the ages Of thir-
,y-ii,r and forty. On this and other
crimes education has very important In
ilucu,S.. ~ i. shown in tlnrirlet's sfatis-
li-- ot ,rilir. in France and England. In
the former country. "u. of one hundred
criminals. .ixtv-oir. could not read or
write. twestv->rvrn could reai imper
f,rtly. and only twelve could read and
write well. In England. thirty-six could
not read n; all. siNty-Onc could read AMI
write imp~ifcctly. and only thrsr could
read and write we'll.
Actions which appear on the sllr1:iee tO
depend entirely On the will Of the in''ivld-
ual are also strangely influenced by aP-
I,arcntlv trivial cau>cS. Statistics Of rtii-
,.id, by hanging. for example. show that
! the maximum Of such eases occurred b.
tween six and eight in the morning;
the number decreased slightly till noon.
and then dropped suddenly TO the mini
imi,n,. tlr.r. s.iTg 1IS eases between ten
and twelve o'clock against only ~ be-
| tween twelve and two O'Clock. The num-
Der ros.. in the afternoon tn lOt cases b.
tween four md six. dropping to an aver
| ayt Of about 20 through the night. the
| second minimum. ~. being hetween two
an, four O'Clock in the morning. How
clearly the influences Ol the midday meal
and The midnight sleep are marked in their
elevation az ii" mental tone. while the
.iepressinn II the In"rning and afternoon
, at the prospect "s another day or nlght III
misery j. likewise indicated by the to-
| creased number that sought Trlicf in seiI-
| destruction.
Another ins.an,r If this influence. II
| obscure laws on the actions Of men ls the
statement by NJ. Queielet that, in Belgi-
nm. ont of 'U.HU marriages in each PERI
al of five years from 1871 tO 1865. six men
aged from ~ I" ~ married women aged
IA or more. ". Quetel"t thereupon re-
ma. H.: 1T j. curious to sts. man. proud
ly enti'iing himself King Of Mature, and
f,ncying himself controlling all things by
h- free will. yet submitting. unknown In
himself. more vigorously than any other
b.ing in creation. {" the laws {" which he
j. under suijecti"n. These laws are CO.
oriinated with such wisdom that they
even escape his attention. - Seribnr's
MJnfhiu.
Fair play., 1872-06-14

" Pm, them back directly. How cali
YOU: Taking what d"e> not belong I"
You. Ja'nc>,"
II bought The estate last week. Pr
,iied poor James wymrer quietly. "snd
suppose tie flowers 90 viii il.
Mr.. WymPer. are You mad. or am l
Jrraming:" sa>pei Hc>>y.
- | h"righ. the place as soon a> heard
y"u Were coming here. That's why |
went I" London and L" get some
cl"thrS.''
Please. take M. back {" mamma
an,! Hc>>y began again I" cry.
When ,"u have answered me one
question. hardly dare ASK il; hnt
Eut yet. The stupid fellow! II Wac
evident that he had not Vet patented u ma-
chin. for ,li,inin" u girls thoughts. lie
hem ii. and ,:auliurr,,l. and beat about ihs
bush. - he ,iiI in his pr,->am-rhackrr
day and II last got il cut. Nha. "s> II:
Bc>>y ic!t that r"oU. H. sam would say.
INSIDE an elbow" With an accepted lo,-
err kiss ,urlin" her lip-. and ::i"rif, IN.
her heart.
Never Iuini What had become of the
pichni,hrr> never mind The establishment
II Mr.. Augustus Bailey and the rest when.
Invited by ti. master IT the hou-S fo have
their dance IL lis ,ininy-r"om t"n acr"un
nf the Wet they learned who that master
was: never mind the explanation with
Cousin Margaret. The only thing which
| r-grct not having space I" d" justice I"
i The c,u,!ucI "f sam a' the wedding. aud
tn, burnin. wrath and Indignation ri the
honest fell. " when hc heard ihS, his
partner had been oncr known rs poor
Jaur> Wynrrr.
Poor" he almost h"wlcf; "why.
there amt Itdclinr running an this old
rln>phrr... ar in the United States. that
he can't i,,i,ro and beat. Poor. and he
with th. he; r, of a child and The hrxin nf
a Ncwiou r"cr. indeed. Let me catch
arv one c;,llin. him poor. AMI I'll get NAL;
anI when ref mad. there's shcoiin'
round. Ie- sir. R,igrarid.
Fair play., 1872-06-14
The Gar. Health.

Rumor- ave very prevalent in Russia in
regard tn the Cars state Of health. IL Is
reported thai he j. again the subject Of
profound melancholy. Iii. journey to
I.iyadia wa. the occasion 81 serious con-
,royer,i.s in political matters between the
E,nne ror and the heir To the throne. In
Livi,!ia the Emperor lived very solitary
Iii,.. AMI wa. constantly sOmber and fa';i-
,urn. For hours together he WOULD o.
cupy himself in solitary walks. or remain
.l,lt up in his room where he saw no one.
The mv>,ic:,l ideas hy which he has Tor
.oIne wear, ,esn possessed have Obiainei
a,rc,t influence. over his mind. and acrord-
ing to the testimony of individuals wno
have hal opportuniri., Of judging. his
mental powar. arr seriously affected.
Fair play., 1872-06-14

ANYTHING could account for Ar. kco-
or; H,rt Of Utica. y. Y. emerging fr"m
m. second story "f his boarding housc
without going through the formaiifles o.
III. -rairs. i; was the presence Of tour o'
his wives.
Fair play., 1872-06-14
Selected Miscellany.
HIE'SSi.NH.

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=. r..,n4 opt. '', r''r''i.
-...f.y ..--,iu.- - my ''ar
ia. u,i.:-,-''ncdh BIZ y"s' TIA:
tn., III n.v ',,aari with w'n'trr:
80. {, .i ~! rlH ia" hu"N
-i,.,.tnii,T I,.l i.s.. meaning
90 t',.. r'",i i:.-s' i'i':;-'' M -.
-n..i..t. ,-i.u,t.I.'- liver bill.
;. .uu,rlc .:.- '.' h''sl'rn from h'l,
hu.u uiF. r,; '.:.'' -l"ri iis.s
-, j'',. All. - ;',:'i :; @iN'-.
l.; -.,~u,.' 8, is..tr 'irr,
% rp-. in"il; 80 -.
...gin f1.. ,sr..i.. -.If.tb.'.
lU.t ..I,, s. -ur., i"' - nn".
Fl., . jl,ii,. nrhin@ -hIl'i,
i"tr!, h.. r,Ir.'i- each w"r'':
!,,.' fl,,.y -rri. ig''. inN ln';i-i
~. AI'-.: iit.'f ITn i'!'.,-
Fair play., 1872-06-14

SOME silly young iadies Of Hartford
Conn. lately visited two c"nviete.! mnr-
der in the city Jail. and pre'ented tnem
with bouquets and two finger rIngs. oGe
main voii aud the other msr-- agate ssai'
yber.at they were much delighted.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07
STAGE "

Dyer'S stage was STOPPED! yesterday
men, and Wells. Fargo'S treasure box
stoler. The circumstances are a fol-
lows; we have them from II. Holly,
the driver, and of course are the facts
in the case: Between the depot at
Steamboat Springs and the remains Of
the old Temelec mill is a narrow piece
Of road and Il bad place. over which
the driver i compelled to pull his
horses in to a walk. Near by stands a
shanty, formerly used a. the black
smith shop of the mill. As the stage
approached this shantv, a man sprang
out and, presenting a navy revolver.
called TO The driver to stop, which he
did, when the man ordered Mr.. Holly
To hand out the treasure box; Holly
replied that he did not think it Wa
much OF a haul As il seemed very light.
The box was below everything. in
the forward boot. and II took some
time to e~Xtrjratcii. The hiI~hWaNuidf
frequently urged Holly to toe quick in
handing II. The driver sut>rIIentIf
succeeded in getting The box from The
boot. and told the fellow to come and
take it If he wanted II this he refused
To do and ordered Ho!Iey to drop J
into the road. which was doue. The
Stage thea procer,ie,i on IL way. IHr
~a~~eug were not tnbie>ted. ana #
either ct them had keen armed. the
rubber could nave trveu killed in hi
tracks. Mr.. Holly >;lw Uut two men
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TIE LECTURE To NIGHr.-It VIII he
ror,-trt.rsI rhlr Mr. Albums f.. ro
4'c'"IC 10 ''-'' Il '"V - /
The subject = 50 interesting iiat little
need l.e said thereon to IudIre pcnrir
to attend. The price Of admission l.
50 small that 40 ore should say away,
and We cunlideutv expect \ crowded
house. Those vino have heard the
lady lecture viii need no UT-iML 10
[r',''. vnI I.a f,,. VIZ, L.,n,. ~
they mis-, The opuortunitv hi, even
ing. We p]r'ri"uuce Mr.. i. l. l..
Aaati'S ti'f ot>' '"'! IF'trITl eSS'
!,eN-u' ",',' e''''' tV'''' i"
the I'd ~ ''' ~
non % "T' Vi""i' w. way ~ CO..,
''',' az ' " WI d 49," "'' ''"
i''" ~ N0'P -Nt 7''"'
TAHGLE LEG.-Of all the ridiculous
.i,L,. ma, ,rdor g.. ,n,.u ot
- i'' ''
whisky, trying /" Wai'E Is a ohe
man, is the most Ridiculous. We saw
and watched such an one on SUNDAY
afternoon. In crossing q street he en-
ieavored 70 look straight before him,
r"a,aJ anI banlaTGLes v-ator'Inrra G
schooner in a heavy sea. The house
on the street corner seemed 10 him Il
rock dead t Windward' and the closer
ne tried Il" lay up 10 the "lnd the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

ing from the crowded state Of the ac
cUmmOdatiOn wagon, belonging to the
above institution, at each trip il makes
10 and fro. we Judge that Lachapeiie.
the proprietor, is doing a lively bust
Hess. We have not visited the hotel
since its renovation, but shall take
time To do 50 and report.
BE On UAND.-The regular monthly
meeting of Curry Engine Company
30. > takes piece to night. All mem-
bers are requested to be on hand.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

Keno-Arrives from at $50 m Closes
for at $50 p. M.
V,rsinia-Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes tor NJ $50 2. "a
Gcnoa and Arrives from at
$50 p. m. Closes for AT s.: . Il. Ha.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Flows, HAKRowS. ErC.-E. b. Rail
has Just received a very large stock OF
plow~. including Collins Cast Steel,
Moline, Boston Clippers, and Cast
Pluw~. of all sizes. Also. all sizes Of
harroWS. all of which | will sell al
cost. Extras for plows always on
hand.
:. +. MARKEr.-E. Perasich (ner,
door to the Carson Theaterl IS receiv
iug daily from California. fresh ve-e-
tables. Of all kinds. strawberries. nuts
and candies. etc, which he keeps con
>tautlv on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him Il call
and examine his goods.
PHoroGRAPHIC,-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied Ivy
Frank Ludlow. on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticuIar attention paid to viewing.
For the very best photograph, 90 to
Friend 4 Mar>ton's brick gallery. on
second street. Pictures in all branches
ot the art. at reduced prices.
ALrALFA.-Five hundred pounds
of California Alfalfa Seed. ia~t received
and for sale by G.. f. Cotton, South
Carson street, opposite Capitol.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes at the New YORK Dry Goods
Store. ia3 II
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

The editor and employees of tho
STATE REGISTER Che devil not ex-
cepted) will please accept my compli-
meIts. j. l..
The above compliments We're &C
cOmpanied with All abundant supply
Of liquids and cigars. which served to
Brighten the entire force in the REG
I,TER office, and were disposed Din re
membrance of the father, with many
good wishes tor the future happiness
of the little Bright.
DEMONSTRATION. Alfred Helm,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court, returned
from San Francisco Yesterday morn
ing bN Divers stage. Mr.. Helm has
been absent several days attending to
business connected with his office.
.ju.I-r G. y. Harris also arrived by
stage Yesterday morning, on his way
to Genoa, Douglas county,. iIr the
purpose OF holdim- the May term OF
Court in that county. Neither OF the
above named gentlemen We're IN any
wise connected with the robbery, a.
the former got into the stage al Steam
boat and the latter at Wd-D0e CITY.
Y FINE CABINET.-Nictor y. Muller
has purchased Il very handsome CATH
net a. 4 receptacle tur the beautiful
and rich specimens from the mines of
Lander and White Pine counties, ct
which We spoke some three weeks
since. The cabinet is to tie seen ~
Mr.. MuiIer'S saloon. King street. If
not sold at private sale soon II Will he
raIliei. Anyone de~iroU~ to invest IN
a very valuable ornament has now a
chance. The price asked f"rthe whole
Is not mOr than the lntrIu>lcI
value of the ore alone.
NEW Cunouos.-John g. Fox yes
t r,Iay received a fine lot Of chromo~,
which are tie following: View
Of Lake Ma-=oire. picture Of a cottage
at ppihi. New York. and a river side
view near The same place IN" i'eaH-
tIful pictures ut naive ana forei@n
the naval NirW of the Paul
sinking the NerapIS. ana an
Eu.li-h coast scene. The whole col
lection 5 excellent. The pictures are
cheap hat well gotten up, autt Wou.d
Ina line ornaments To- amy dwelling IN
the STATE. Cali and examine.
TAxr~-Gpo. w. CheIir. County
and
,r..
n-,,-L~t
The odd worthy inmates
hat I,pIi tan for the year ~ : also
ar.d g.. '-..v iu>ir.~ everyone '"
call at the Capt "a, otli "- MIR. Che ic
.tu,. .-.,.r,. tou- rmuG-.f tu kIuW
and fulfil tIc duties thereof, Which
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Arrivals at tho Hotels.
oRMsBr -HousE-GEoRaE p. FRYER, PROPRIETOR

oRMsBY H0UsE-GEoRGE 2. FKYEH, PROPRIETOR.
Ed Vove, Defiance Mine A F Mensfield, Washoe
" Ayres. Nathinhama b X Edwards,
r S IIildreth, HNPitrce, dllroy
I Bankheam, Golnsa } " William, Me-" York
j d Collins. PiocLe T. + Gibson, VT & Oh MT
ST. CHArLEs-GEoRGE TUfLY, PROPRIETOR.
+ Frcvert, Carson Parke, Virginia
d Ho.rafe. :" J Fagrn & VT,
: y Summers. Bridget " Faulkner Il VT "
W Edwards, brunswick A Faulkner i VT
C Norris, Jacks Valley ? Burke.
J + BOuham, Dayton Pc Rnsegrant, Ne"fork
j Pc" ell, dayton X Paisley, LARSON
" Higgins. Virginia
CoRBETT HoUsE-CORBETT BROTHERS, PhoPRJEr9ES.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

y. D CuAvLEEEN. ! Z. CHENtT. Il. :. M,
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ST. cHAnLEs-eEoRGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
ArR1, so. 1872.

ArRlL so, lS.2
.r Tho nspdtch: Many
wears AFRO my father was manager Wv, ,II ,r,ns Of
Iofssrs1n. in looking over an orc ,..'% AID
.,or,era fo,,nd some twenty OF tm1'! Wv
pa written some sixty or scFeh'! yeais
49, send YOU one of them mercy lot va, ~.
a aeu.,,v Of the thing, as they have been WIZ
Fan 40 long and probably they Will ne ,neie
siy,y or seventy years longer, as the! are ~
an old trunk entirely out OF the way, anu NV
one ever interferes with it. r,,
With much respect, am your "H.''>
4. CHARLES G.. GoopAAN.
near Gordonsviilc, Orange eo'''''
I'VE follow copy.l IA
MONTICELLO june -"
-. r,,, ,,nsypccicd difficulty "i
Dear Sir.--The uneAr ,,;u aud thrc>hing
getting water to my saw-ilill ~" tor mo TO
machine. has made il impo>Si, .'', harvest is
Leave those works n day; ana ."e enc for
roy, so near as not n leaNf W., ,. ,ut
,,;s;t m Poplar forest. must sn,, 81, or
=, Of, rim the harvest is over >s -o ',si'od
that As I shall suppose You may tlaNe ~ ;'n..
over your tobacco, will go Me.'u> * sr r
cine YOU will he as well al ielsutc !" 'i,
Snrr hands a week at that time as =, "nt
ether. I wish to have the work READY iUi
Chisolm in case he gets released from mn.
ssrr duiy in time to do it. l have NOT YET
sola nv four. even five dollars cannot no"
no got for it. when / come up shaii oIi's
q SHINING machine of "a spind'es Wh'ch
now finished. The one now ri the ortsl
have given to ms brother. Accept D! prS'
80 I'll. JEFFERSON.
I- Goodman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
BY WCInNKtOH GOdu1h,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rTHE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
i COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN SIDNEY, To-
GETIIER WITH ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY LOTS APJ91MISNG; N So MALLAcEs
Hh srREET eo &HfHEsSS A s2T GAR
ACRES. FOR SALE AT .AUCTlON.--At the re-
premises, on MONDAY the sYth May, Isl. Whit
l c6TTAGE DWE Ling, located as ABOVE Hs
formerly Dances), and now IN the occupancy Of
Mr.. Richard Cottrell. 1t contains about roo,us,
finished In handsome style, together with the usual
out-bulldlngs.
Around the dwelling are several handsome oaks
and hickorics of prinleval growth. besides lowers
shrubs &C., and some OF the adjoining lots there
Is an excellent ybung orchard. This place Is in full
wears ago by committee Of the City Council Us the
proper Site for sanew reservoir because IL the
most elevated pont In that locality. HarYie aud
Ashland streets are distant (each) from Reservoir
street along which the street cars pass to Holly
wood, three squsTes, thus affording convenient NC
10 the propsrty ut all seasons. These lots
proving part OF shesuburIs. Those disposed to pur-
chase invited examine the property before the
day OF sale, and by calling at my office map Of the
with about loo ,Ieet attached, fronting on Harvfe
street, the BALANCE of the lots will be sold In parcels
OF one to nrc Inclusive so as to meet the wants OF
both the smaR and large buyer.
TERMS: All sums under $500, 0ne-fOurth cash, bal
ance at three six, aud nine months over $500 up to
$1,000 onef0urth cash. balance Mt four, eight, and
at six, twelve, and eighteen mouths; In each case
for negotiable; notes, interest added secured by a
deed OF trust. 7t.1<..ts - &C..
eli the county TO grade Ashland street
from the terminus OF the city railroad distance OF
three sqares which gives great facilities for access
suitable WIN b presass 81 ~ who
my s-Staw.wtdtds Austiopssr,
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ArsyrE0M IS AEEs&sSRnttsFs Wsy %
- m Welansfpa GodNn. n,
III tuceotiest and Rsal Estate a gent.
{, ,rnp,,ar Eleventh and Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF .tRGE
SJnEICK. RESIDENCE .AMD sEyEIlAL v Ar
CAN'T LOTS ON BELVIDERE STREET.-Ey
virtue OF decree of.tle ehaneery Court of the cry
Of iichn1opd pronounced on the 2ath October, ISL,
I'M tile case OF Pitcher, &c. against Worshum. &C.,
shall. as special commissioner thereby appointed
proceed to sell at public auction OH the premises,
on MONDAY the 18th MAY, 1872 at O'clock 7. d.,
valuable REAL. ESTATE located as above, of which
the late Mrs. Elizabeth A. p. Pitcher died seized. The
improvements consst Of large brick dwelling con-
taining thirteen rooms (lEcudng three In the base
meBt), large brick kitchenwth five rooms, salIe,
carriage-house Rtnoka-house. coal and wood-house,
SC. In front of the dwelling the yard Is beautifully
cmbellislIed with flowers, shrubbery, and shade
trees. s.-yss+ sa,sts@ ~
The property will be so divided as to sell with the
mansIon-housea LOT Of suitable size, and SIX LOTS
OH the east line Of Belydere street The dwelling Is
excellent one, aud the location not only BEAUTIFUL
but In very desirable and improving nelghbor-
hood. Possession given in short time.
a mp Of the property cau be seen ut the Office Oh
the aIictioneer.
TERMS: One-rourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained III all Of the purchase mo-
ncy Is fully paid. WM. JOSIAH LEAkE,
my a-sttl. ,ttS ttltds Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and HANK

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAlU,.
" BE LANDS NEAR RICHMOND. BEING !.
PART OF THE CEAlGT0N EsTATE.-ln tgsrt.
entered on the nth Ocobec. 1870, In the case OF n
nIs.," the undersigned. special comniss!op.,
thereby appointed, Will sell NJ auction, ur0n ibn
premises, on THURSDAY, Igi;i May, 1871 Corr
mcncing mt IL O'Clock NJ, the following LANIJS
being part OF the Craigton estate, OF which M.
late DR.. William A. Christian died seized, lytr,
about three and one-half miles east OF Richmond
First The PRICE TRACT, containing Two III 4
DRIED AND SEFESTY-SEVEN AND T1IRFE
TENTHS ACRES, lying near the Crgton roai
about 100 acres high land, AMI the remainder, Ia.
cluding about thirty acres OF woods, In second
low grounds and meadows, suitable for grass -st
corn.
Second. SIX LOTS, averaging as.oSt FIFTY
ACRES each lying OF each side az Tie CrlI2iql
road, Noe. and . being cleared, NO. oac-ha!
cleared, and tho other In wood; some OF them ~
heavy The sale Of these lots VIII coirmeTce viii
No. nearest the city and proceed IN regular CT.
These lands are we'll adapted to frut-growl Ing and
Trucking The uplands are light quick. and d..
ductiyr: the horton land is very rich. Tic acct>z
to the city Is by snod roads. and the Dcigh'DrhoGi
good and improving.
Plits OF the land can Dc seen AZ he oiire Of H.:
auctionecrS.
TERMS: Onc-four,h cash !: balance at alx. Twelve
and Of shteeu months, for negotiable notes, w.rh ia
tcrrst added Title retained by The court Ga.i III:
notes are paid. Purchaser 10 pay t,SnH FOR ls-..
JOHN \. coz +. CclnmlssiohcI.
GRVBBS ( WILLIAMS. hur.snDccrS. ap5p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
By Smith & Peterson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs,
corner Of Tenth and Bank streets.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
"A BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 2os CLAY
STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
RICHMOND. YA.-In compliance with decree Of
the United States District Court for tie Eastern
District of Virginia. of April Q, 1872 IN the matter
of Henry Miller rs. John H. Walsh, In bankruptcy,
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, May 5, 1872. ut O'Clock p. ~, In
the city Of Richmond the valuable DBlCk RESI-
DENCE situated on the north side OF Clay street,
between Second and Third streets. fronting 80 feet
on Clay street and running back 1T right angles be-
tween parallel lines l5a feet 10 IN alley, Occil
pied by Mr.. Andrew plzzini. Jr.
Possession given on the 18th OF May, lsi2.
TERMS: 0ne-foarth cash. balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months; purchaser TO give notes with
good endorsers for the deferred payments, and tie
title retained Ill all the purchase money H. paid.
j. AMRLER SMITH,
Assignee OF John Ii. Walsh
The abovc-icscribed property was conveyed by
two deeds dated respectively the sd Of june and 27t
OF July, is7i, by John II. Walsh and John II. Walsh
and wife, to me In trust, to secure the payment of
certain notes In said deeds named. concur with the
assignee In the above sale, q complete title VIII
be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
my l-a,a,7&s JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
RIA. c. Pulllam, Anciioae"r.

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Z ACRES ,RF LAND WITH LARGE DM FL,
lNG, BARNS. oTABLF AND iAB9RfR'
tiUi;SE;S. No, lot ATED ON THE RltHMuNh
And PETEEsBIIA;G KAiLE9Ap; ApJoLSl :.
TIE LATps Or THHEsi hNi2siEbf fXX Fl
AT THE HALFWAY STATION AT the reqG+s:
of the owner WIN sell nj auction. ~ i%Lt q H.:
court-hoil>c III 3lancies.>r,, on NpNDAl tnc IL"
day Of Nay S7z Mt Il o'ciAk d. Ia lots 10 sol! pa
riscrs. the sas st-IvJ ACHES i:ANbi!ins a. aoo;r
described This land IS lEnily rleaiti and raf'ii
wooded The SOIL Is &eIl adapted 10 The RrW,,t .!
the usual crops OF Thu; section. lt Is more Tatn'N
larry adapted to the raising nf h2 alite: c..a,es -
vegetables and fruits- The situds" " tGe i,nf
such us to he Of easy arcs> 70 Richmond am rr'
burg bv rail, and tls northerl insrhet ~ . hhr ~
steamers touching almost daily IT WHAT aooa,
two miles distant OH James river feiunA'', an
Transported by the rsilroad without ri'atfu. lh'p
pendent OF the value at the land. TIE pniIiHes "'t
wood ARE OF great yal,lc. Health Of lie WAGE Ky
lent. ,, q,
TERMS: One-tlsird cash: balance In sin, t%e!N.
and eighteen moAths. negotiable nn.ts. tIe!sit ~
dcd, secured by trust deed, A. {. Fl,LLiAM,
an ~ AGct!one"r.