davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1872-10-23

oILS-Lard Gil hns eased off 2@3c per gallon, In
sympathy with lard, with which exceptions our quota
tons are substantially the same es a week ago. The
market is well supplied with nearly all descriptions
AID satisfactory business is doing. We quote: Car
bon, a7@27Ec.; extra lard oil, strictly win
49, oG &c. NJ nsse efss9a see
boiled 9o@s2c ;whnie, 88c; sperm, S20o@2 neats-
foot OIL strictly pure, s1.1o; do extra S.o0; do No.
95c; turpeatiue, 72973c.
PAINTs, coLoks, AND PUTrY-Basiness was
only fairly active during the past wee, and values
derwent no percephb!s change. Below the prices
, 1872-10-23

CATTLE-Under this head there was nothing
new to note, the general market continuing dull,
With prices weak md unsettled. There was some
inquiry for Texas cattle to meet the wants Of
packers and city butchers, and notwithstanding
the fact that a large proportion Of the supply
consisted OF this foreign stock, prices sustained
little or no decline. Native cattle were almost
wholly neglected, shippers being virtually out Of
the market, while feeders and butchers seemed
to prefer Texas cattle ct the prices at which they
we're Offering, and, Light as was the supply Of
natives, it considerably exceeded the demand
Tie quality was poor, there being no
extra, aud barely o half-dozen choice,
droves on sale. Hence the average Of
prices was low. The extreme range was
51.75@5-871155, but sales at over $3.50 we're rare,
while most Of the transfers were at prices rang
ing downward from 1926, Stock steers sold at
S3.00@3.50 for common roughish lots; at 1915
@3.9o for medium, and at S4.00@4-25 for good
to prime qualities, which are substantially the
prices current last week. The receipts SO far
this week have been light, and if Western ship
pera will display the good sense to withhold chip
ments Of common and medium grades tor few
days longer the market may recover from it's
present depression. Advices from the East,
though not SO discouraging as during last week,
are still far from stimulating, and for the pres
ent shippers may be expected to continue to bur
on somewhat limited scale. The market closed
dull.
, 1872-10-23


sALT-Continues to meet with good inquiry, and
the market Is quite firm, owing to Light stocks aud
high freights. We continue to quote: Saginaw fine,
$500; coarse Diamond c. $225; dairy, without bage
$500; do with bags s4oo; ground solar, $225: Ash-
ton dairy, per bag, $500; ground alum, $2.25.
sEEDSTimotny was In come demand to-day,
prices ranging about the same Clover and fax quiet
Sales comprise sacks prime at So Sc sacks at
so sacks at SO sacks at 161 sacks at $3.50
sacks clover at IS SO; @ sacks fsx ct 81 ,52H.
TEAS Remain steady and unchanged. Following
are the ruling prices: Hyson, common to fair,
6es55e;. good, 65975e; choice to o.E1 e5tea r. !;
common imperial, 65@75e; good to choice do, soe@
$105; fine to good gunpowder, e0c@s1. .05; choice
$11o@12o; extra, S1.25@1.25; choice to extra leaf
Japan, 90c@s1.o5 fair to good do, 6o@90c; eolored
natural leaf japan, 55@65c; common to fine oolong,
45@55c good, 60@75c choice to extra. a0c@4l.65.
T0BACC0-1s in Steady fair request at the prices
given below:
CHEw1sa-Fine Cut-Extra, 75@soc; choice, e5@
zoe; common, 55@60c; poor, 4o@5oc.
sMoK1NG-E1tra, 33@35c; medium, 3o932c; CON-
mon Stems, 27@29c.
PLUG-Natural leaf, 75Gs0c; half bright 60@70c;
black, sound, 48@55c.
WOOD-Pr1ces hare advanced soc per cord during
the week, the following now being current:
Beach, S12.50s maple $3.50; hickory, $14Oo91+5o;
slabs, $500.
WOOL-There has been small demand for parttcu-
Jar grades; but aside from this there percept
BILE change the market ruling dull with prices little
f,affo +horr Al VTn amt
, 1872-10-23
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY, ot. @.
Vessels etill continued to be in fair. demand
nd rates uuchauged as fQlloTH:
, 1872-10-23

and upwards. ss.5o@e75
to year old steers, and averaging 1900
to 400 ns. s.75@s.25
steers, ave1agng 100 to 1850 Is: ~ ..- 52s@55o
Medium Grades-Steers In fair aesh aTer-
aging 1,1oo to $50 ha. A5o@5oo
Butchers' stock-Common to medium
steers, and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to l,10o lbs..... 3.o5@450
flesh, averaging 100 to 1850 lbs. soo@425
Infarior-Light and thin cows heifers,
stags, bulls, and scal!awag ateesa........ 2oo@o75
Texas Cattle-Throughd droves.. l.75a3OD
Texas Cattle-Northern wlntered. 3.258450
, 1872-10-23
Messrs. Lunt, Preston & Kean quote stocks
and bonds in this market this afternoon as fol-
REAL ESTATE.

Ilinois, County aud Township To-. .93@95
te1ling Exchange, Qarge drafts]. 159@11oH
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SaALL-Pox HosrrTAL PLTsDERED OF ITS
WHOLE STocKsoF BEDDING II From the Pitts
burgh Commercial IA most singular ROD
berry was perpctrated on the Northside, the
scene Of the robbery being at the Allegheny
SMALLPOX Hospital, located at the POOR
Farm ut Claremont. The hospital has oeen
closed for many months past, US there nave
been no cases of smallpox that required the
attention of the Board of Health. The time
of the robbery is not known, as the building
was only visited at long intervals by the health
officer and one or two others. The citizens
gave it wide berth, knowing the contagious
character of the building. The thieves, now
ever, appeared to have had no tears Oh the
building, as they not only entered IL but roo-
bed it Of its contents.
The robbery was not discovered until yes
terday, when Health Officer Hoch had occa-
sion to visit the building. Upon arriving at
the place he found that the door had been
burst open, and when he entered he discoi-
cred that the building had been, robbed.
Bed-clothing, furniture, etc, had been car
ried of, and but little was left for the benefit
of the city. Among the articles stolen were
forty blankets, the same number of quilts, a
lot of sheets, pillows, etc., also two large
clocks, tinware, cooking utensils, etc.,
amounting altogether to about $500. For
tunatcly the bed-clothing was disintected,
and if the articles are sold there need be no
apprehension in consequence. There is no
clue to the thieves.
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Cutting 0ut Werk for ConGrcss--Thc
POSTAL Te1eSrapls-RcDorts OF HEADS
orfv
Especial telegram to the Dlspa,ch.I

Especial telegram TO the DISpatcliI
WASHINGTON, November 21.-Ihe Appfo-
pr;aticn Committee, now in daily session
here, devotes about FIVE hours each day IN
active preparation of the important business
OF the session, and will have the principal
appropriation bills in readiness to introduce
carly in the session.
Great interest is felt in the report of the
Postmaster-G General, owing to the wide
spread belief that he will renew with add
tional argument his recommendations Of last
year concerning the postal-telegraph system.
Il already appears evident that bill for this
purpose cannot pass. at least during the
present session, as there are many Indications
o. the general unpopularity Of The project.
Nearly all the department reports OF sy-
nopscs thereof have bythis time appeared in
the public prints. The two most important
OF those which have not been published are
the reports of Secretary Boutwell, and the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. Mr..
Boutwell, will not give copies of bis report
to the press until after the message has been
delivered. TMoN.
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Gould and Vanderbilt, &c.

NEW YORK, November 27.--Jay Gould, re
fcrring to Vanderbit's card, says " In 1865
Vanderbilt held S10,000,O00 in Erie stock
l offered to take $4,000 if he would hold the
baiance sixty days, and give me cali for it,
lie agreed, but broke his promise. he sold
all and delivered it in one day, hoping TO
create panic, under the impression that ]
could not carry the stock. He failed, and
feels sore.'
a stay Of proceedings has been granted in
thc suit Of Erie against Gould.
The Atlantic and the Great Western and
Erie have had 4 meeting regarding over q
million dollars claimed by the Atlantic.
The Great Western case has been with
drawn from the Ohio court where proceed.
ia%s were pending.
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ay u ce SC s5oddins Auctt onesrs,
rso lila sfstn streets

rysR1JsTEEs 81 Il u Is OF vALUABL.E
L BTILDNG LOTS gg 1 TsyEs sgs sst III
IA, fJsr TfJ AIEEY.By virtue OF n
deed OF trust executed by u Il oaan 70 ls IN
trustee bearing date 2ist anu oHr Il
the clerks Office Of Richmond ~ ~, 81.
viii proceed tose bcing so refurea 70 ~ TX t,
renefit.inry secured thereipl on huNDai wv ~
day Of che premise I. "a Fss
.doad W.. .ISil that certain LOT or PAkCEL VI
LAND, lying and being in fhe city OF kac Nm an
desianated by the Nos. i and d. In square no. ~
bounded by twenty and str T,tr
esri, lot having front OH went anu III
tat streets OF l7s feet by 1872 feet deep TO an acy
sixteen feet wldc" it being part OF the reai estae
snnyeycd TO Neil McCurdy by Alexander hutner-
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of f,s sa aS
ind executing trust, and discharge note ior sssgs
duo 9th November. 1872; upon credit as ~ ~
sSf2 until 9th May, 1879 and iiTher creat upon
goo * until y;h November, 1918; the is.iance tpoil
ssncb terms rs the said Goddiu may direct or the
The above property will be sold as whole OF
d;vded into lots rs may be deemed adVsabie ny tce
hour Of saie. Ell" is ~ On. arnatce.
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BY Hill e Goddin. Auctioneers,
No. ll05 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
il DWELLING ABOVE. On THE NORraEtAtST 81
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREEIS,
SND 4 DWELLING ON SECOND STREET
NEAR MAIN STREET. AT AUCTlQS.-By
virtue of two deeds of truStone dated aod ana the
other the 2!th day uf June, h72,-cxecutcd to the
subscribers by Alice Walsh to secure respectively
the sums of $4,000 and $1,000. with twelve per cent
interest per annum. payable three years from the
above 22d and cath days OF june, 1872, both recorded
In the Chanccry Court Clerks office OF l1chlnond
CITY, being required so TO do by the beneftciarieS
therein named. we will sell OH SATURDAY, Noyem-
Der 3Oh. 1872. at O'Clock L. NJ. on the premises
the LOT OF GROUND named in the first Deed,
having thereon I BRICK STORE, with DWELL
ING above, fronting twenty feet on Main street
and running along tile east side OF Second street
sixty-tive feet.
Also, the LOT OF GROUND commencing sixty
five feet from the corner Of Main and Second streets
fronting on Second street thirtyive feet and run
ming back twenty feet, having q BRICK COTTAGE
thereon, named In the second deed.
This property is IN most desirable portion OF the
city, under good rental.
TERMS us to the first deed: Cash rs to as much
rs will rfray the expenses of executing this trust,
paythe Interest on $4,000 from I'D Of June 1872, to
day of SALE and make up any deficiency In the
second deed to pay OIL the OF ~ 800 ana credt
of $1,000 With interest II II per cent per anum TIT
june 90, 1875 and the balance IN such manner as
Alice Walsh. or her representatives, may prescribe
on day of sale.
TERMS as to the second deed: Cash as 10 IS much
rs may be required to execute the trust and pay of
Il bond OF $1,000 with Interest from oath June, 1872,
to day of sale with interest ut " per cent.
JOHN DUNLOP. Trustee.
no20 FRANK D.. HILL. Trustee.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. November 27.--In the north
west, aud theflce to Illinois, the barometer
will fal! tomorrow, with southefiy wines
aud warmer and partly cloudy weather.
Over the entire lake region ana thence 70
the Al!eghanies and Tennessee, Gear, coio
weather, and southwestern, to northweSteriy
winds. In the Gulf and South Atlantic
States high barometers, northerly WINGS,
and generally clear weather. LII the Middle
and Eastern States clear. cold weather, and
Soutnwesterlv to northwesterly winds.
Warming signals will continue at Milwau-
kjn, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buiialo, Rochester, and Oswego'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28
BY Grabbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE yAl

TOMMlSSIONER'SSALE OF THE VAL
" uABLE FARM KNOWN AS @EpGE-
HILI.." ABOUT TWO MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, ON THE CuEsAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD, NEAR hfECHASfoSyILLE
TURNPIKE, AT AUCTION LIN execution Of
a decree OF the Chauccry Court of Richmond en-
tered November 10, 1872. in the case OF Sizer rr.
Sizer and ais; Will sell vt aaciion upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. 4th December at
O'clock Z. AZ, the well-known IA kM above referred
70. II adjoLns Messrs. Edmond Y Davenport
strawberry Hill, james 81. Carter, o. q. Cosby,
nnd others. il contains Ie3 acres lying on both sides
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railtoad, There upon
IL n dwelling, brick and framed, With four oan,s
nd several ouf-buiiaings The situation Is among
thu most desirable I'm tieyiclGify of the city. aud
with SOME care and attention this may be made q
very gsiaabc farm. ItAsill be sold rs whole or
suGdiyideds sss3 s
TEXANS: Very iibcral--to-wit, Cash only for costs
OF s.it and expenses OF eale balance at three, xix.
twelve, and .ighieen mouths for negotlsb bic rotea
With interest added, aud title rciaiaed by the Court
unit the notes are paid. q
y shPi LAM sssc iSfi ri eoi.lmi ssiopes.
y GRgBHs q WiLLltsst AGotioHesrs, ma q I
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D, By anabe5 q vi,liafns. &
" Reaf Es.ate Agents ana Anctte neers,
3 ys1ava,,tss atyss.s ..,asyezss Main and BANK

i LARGE SALE pF, DEsIRABL.Ets
mn ,ft1NG OTs m THE MOST IMpROy.
INC; NEIGHBORHOOEI IN THE CITY Or KICH-
MoND.-By request OF MEs Lewis Z. Haryts we
viii sell, upon the premises, Oh FH URSDh ;2stn
large r,ursiter OF BUILDING LOTS In his plan, Iy-
ing on Pine, Laurel, and Cherry streets between
Cumberland and Albemarle streets, and efnnrasIng
some Of the haDdsomest sites In that niuc-aelnlred
and rapidly improving nclghborhood
The STREET railway. now IN course Of CONSTRUCTION
down Laurel street win be Immediately In front OF
some. and distant only square from the remainder,
of the lots to be sold. ,a- o,d
This sale Is for account of the original owner, ahd
win afford an opportunity not soon 10 bic repeated Oh
hnying The choicest lots ut first hands
No one having funds to invest With the certainty
of profit, or seeking desirable building iot; ea1.
afford TO be absent from this sale.
TERMS AT sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
40 40 Auctioncers.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
: ew YORK stock and Money Market.

New Yeag, November 21.--Money ciosea
ss6toT. Sterling 81 osS. Gold, li2s te
.Ial. Governments closed firm at ! to adj
vance. States dull and steady. Tennessec's,
75S; new, 752. yirginia's, 4s; new,
So: eonscls, 81; deferred, 10. Louisiana :,
81; new, 80. Lcvoe's, so; SIS, GO. Ass-
han,a's, so; IS. 81. Georgia's, 20 Is, ST.
North Csso,ina's, aaa; new, q; special tax,
14a. South Cardinals, SO; new, 2Sa; April
and October, BOG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28
BY James l.. Apperson,
Zeal Estate Agent and AuctioEeer,

.SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
- AT q UCTIOS.-At the request of rhe owner
will offer for sale at auction, on the premises ON
TUESDAY. December 10, 1S72, al II O'Clock M.,
that extremely valuable property known as the
MONUMENT HOTEL, and the LOT adjoining,
with the wooden and brick buildings thereon.
This property Il situated In The exact geographical
centre Of the city mmediatey opposite to the Capt.
toll Square, at the Junction of Grace aud Ninth
streets, directly opposite to Capitol street, and
equallcd for the Beauty of Its situation 1t has
front of 1853 feet on the west side of Ninth street
and 90 feet the north side of Grace street. and
Of the lot has depth OF 100 feet run
ming back from Ninth street. $3.50 EE5tZs.'
The property Is chartered, and may be taken by a
company in shares of $l0e, In which event the owner
win take number Of them. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall be
completed, there rt,tst be q arst-cLass hetel on
ShocEoe Hi and this spot Is without rival FOR II.
Until preparations are made TO build the rental viii
keep down interest, taxes, &c. The property may
be bought privately, and negotiations are invited.
TERMS Very liberal.
no l9-dtis jill. APPERSoN, Auc,ioneer.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

Cosuoc7oS, ONO, November 27.-The eX-
press passenger train on the Pan-Handle
railroad, which left Cincinnati last night,
ran into the rear of freight train near this
place. demclIshing the engine and express
car OF the passenger train, and killing Engl-
neer Jacob II. Gates and seriously iDjuring
The fireman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

GALE on ABOUT SEVEN ACRES ., OF
SyERY VALUABLE GROUND IN iT,II11EisIs.grr ID
OF RICHMoND, IN THAT PARII, II p H EIsTiE
Known AS SIDNEY. BT MAts M NJ,
THE LAND OF JOSEPH ALIENS ESl :a Il r..
y request OF Messrs. Il. ). Burrows, JOINS
kfns, and Thonns Wilson, we VII sen ~ at oS,e
cenber coirrnencl mt o'clock Z. 81, ue p ross
perty situated as above IL occupies ZOE t ct and
nrt an elevated situation overlooking tue uso
ppnhr-,ces r,n,,y VERY handsome building sites
The property wll he sold In suitable pafSSe rec , as
viii be shown By plat 10 be exhibited ut 'ne tiS
of sale. r-r,o a WILLIAMS
IEm Ell a. o' Auctioneers.
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t,a!I;sisn i'm HamDto,s Roads.

NORFOLK, November 2I.-Thc steamer
Louisiana, hence for Baltimore, and the
schooner S. S. Bichmare colidcd in Hanp-
ton Roads last evening. The schooner lost
hcr bowsprit and all her head-gcar, and the
steamer was considerably damaged above
tie water-line. The steamer returned to
this city, made temporary repairs, and pro-
ceeded to Baltimore this morning. IS
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From New Orleans.

Nrw ORLEANS. November 27.--Thc fall
meeting OF the Louisiana Jockey Club CON-
mcnces Saturday.
The case OF kellogg Us. Warn,oth is pro-
crossing in the Federal court.
The Injunction restraining the State Audi
Tor from paying the interest Of the North
Louisiana railroad bonds has been dismissed.
The horse malady is spreading, but in Il
mild form
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
prC1run1.D VA Novpmhpr CT 1872

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,I
RICHMOND. VA, November c7 1872.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte 1888 bushels. Red, lao busE.
els.
! CoRS.-White, 678 bushels.
( OATS.-300 bushels.
SALES.
: WuEAT.-White. sos bushels prime on private
terms: 100 bushels prime at So; 278 bushels prime
M 81 as: $50 bushels very good ut $l.96: liz bushels
very guod at S;.07 l32 bushels very good at Sl.s5
10 bushels very good OH private terms 1no bushels
good on private terms eS bushels good ut Sl-0U; $40
6ushes fair ut 81 So; 30 bushels common at 81 So
WuEAT.-Red. 2ts bushels prime al s1.s5; 500
bushels very good on private terms so bushels very
GOOD Mt Sl9, 272 bushels good at 81 IS; 90 bushels
fair ut 81 80 1 bushels common at Sl.75; 70 BUSH
es common al Sl7O; 20 bushels common at Sl.e5; 80
bushels very common at e0c.-total, 1872 bushels.
CoRS-White, lii bushels very good old at Toe.
on bushels very good new nj CSC.
OATs.-GoO bushels western on private terms.
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WAsu,SoToS. Noyesnbar There viii
In, no y,ubie fusiness transacted Tomorrow,
it befng tlianksg living day J,
The Supreme Co,irt has adjourned 70 the
first Monday in December.
General j. 3. Hood IS in this city.
The Star says aSeriator Spencer, Of Ala
barla. has telegraphed TO this city that the
troubles In that State will be rcconclled, ana
that he will be elected to the United States
Senate in q few days"
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The servant girls Of Lafayette, Ind, are
organizing strike.
Prussia Is hereafter TO use American paper
for her bank notes.
Six white oxen compose the champion
team of Newport, Ohio, at present.
A Minnesota man who bet on Greeley had
to roll in the mud from one side of the street
to the other.
A Chicago poet begins an apostrophe to
the ocean with "Prodigious dampness -
The Michigan Central railway is planting
American chestnuts along its entire line.
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BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers,
~ 1,,a Hf,{, OF raof

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT Al
IN lo-lexoO FEET, on THE EAST SIDE "
FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR SALE BY -ADC-
TION.-Wc shall sell by auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY the 2sth instant, at O'Clock L. d.,
the beautiful building lot described and located as
above. .r. .,...a %
TERMS One-tlird cash; the balance In and II
months, with Interest," secured by deco OF trlisI.
no d RICHARDSON &c CO. Auctionecrs.
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An Insurance Suit.

New YORK. November 27.---A Wisconsin
insurance company has recovered soS,uoo
advance on 10000 bushels of wheat. The
plea was that The advance was IN The nature
of lien and followed the wheat. The de-
fence pleaded that the repayment made TO
the second party could not be enforced by
the third party from the holders, who ptr-
chased in good faith.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VERY NALU-
l. ABLE TRACT OF LAND, IN HENRIG0
COUNTY ABOUT EIGHT MILES BEL0M y, THE IL
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON JAMES RigER, AZ
deed of trust from William d. Easley and wife to
the subscriber dated 2th of May, lSil, amp recorded
in Henrco County Court oics ht h ge eLes9 Ee
MOSBAf, I'd of December, ut |. o'clock ~,
TRACT OF LAND situated as above stated con-
filming TWO HUNDRED AND NlNETY-SEEEN
ACRES, bounded by the lands of Seldom T: Aiken,
jackson F. Childrey, and by James river, IL being
the same land assigned the said grantors IN the d
vision of the estate of John h. Chuftin- deceased.
This is said to be very superior body OF land and
worthy the attention of those wishing to purchase
really valuable farm.
is probable that other and more accommodating
terms will he announced at the time of sale.
LAWSON NUNNALIf, Trustee.
Cprpus G. WuII,MS AuctiOneers. no 81
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ffcns ttis yessicis. afI
santyiiies running over swo livery horses
near the site as the abbott House, badly IN
juring them, and breaking his OWE leg 30
badly that when bis grandson arrived upon
the spot few minutes later he shot the old
man to put him out Of bis misery, end save
Mintering him on baled hay. |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28
BY William r. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucs1oncers,
No. lllg Main street, corner of Twelfth street.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v IN HARVIE.--We will sell on MONDAY
the second day OF December next. At r. n, NJ pub
lie auction, on the premises, the LOT OF ONE
AND THREE-QUARTER ACRES, with large
building therein, now used rs public srhool-house.
The building Is 81 by IS feet, two stories high,
talning seven rooms OIL the lower floor, only one
room above. Its substantial and In good order, and
can readily be divided into five tencments.
The lot has u front Of 10 feet OH Amelia street,
aud runs hack 8l5 feet on one side.
TERMS: onc-thlrd cish; balance at and q
months, properly secured.
WILLIAM II. POLK & CO,
no AuctiOupers.