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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-09
Record of Presidents and vice Presidents.

In view of the approaching Presidential
Il campaign, we transcribe for the benefit
of our readers, complete record of all the
Presidents and Vice Presidents, when in
augurated-as we'll as those who were can
didates for office-since the organization Of
the government
1889. George Washington and John
Adams; no opposition.
1907. John Adams opposed by Thomas
jefferson, who, having the next highest
electoral vote, became Vice President.
1901. Thomas jefferson and Aaron Burr;
beating John Adams and Chas. G. PinckS
ney.
1905. Thomas Jefferson and Geo. Clin-
ton; beating Charles c. Pinckney and Ru-
fus King.
1909. James Madison and George Clin-
ton; beating Chas. G. Pinckney.
1918. Jas. Madison and Elbridge Gerry;
beating Dewitt Clinton.
1917. James Monroe and Daniel d.
Tompkins; beating Rufus King.
1921. James Monroe and Daniel d.
Tompkins; beating John Quincy Adams.
1895. John Quincy Adams and John G.
Calhoun; beating Andrew jackson, Henry
Clay and William H. Crawford-there
being four candidates for President-and
Albert Gallatin for Vice President.
1929. Andrew Jackson and John G.
Calhoun; beating John Quincy Adams and
Richard Rush.
1888. Andrew Jackson and Martin Van
Buren,; beating Henry Clay, John Floyd
and William Writ for President, and Will
liam Wilkins, John Sergeant and Henry
Lee for Vice President.
1887 Martin Van Buren, and Richard M,
johnson; beating Hugh L. White and
Daniel Webster for President, and John
Tyler for Vice President.
1941. William H. Harrison and John
Tyler; beating Martin Van Buren and Lit
tleton w. Tazewell. Harrison died one
month after his Inauguration, and John
Tyler became President for the rest of the
term.l
1916. James X. Polk and George M.
| Cob"o5 pOoohS AhOhiJ NAsJ ohu AhSOSAOhO
Freilinghuysen.
1849. Zachary Taylor and Millard Fill
more; beating Lewis Cass and Martin Van
Buren, for President, and VIM. .. Butler
and Charles F. Adams for Vice President.
Taylor died July 0, 1850 and Fillmore be-
came President
1853. Franklin Pierce and w. r. King;
beating Winfield Scott and w. A. Graham.
1857. James Buchanan and John C.
Breckenridge; beating John G. Fremont
and Millard Fillmore for President, and
William L. Dayton and A. j. Donelson for
Vice President.
1861. Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal
Hamlin; beating John Bell, Stephen A.
Douglas, and John G. Breckinridge for
President, and Edward Everett, Herschell
r. johnson, and Joseph Lane for Vice
President.
1866. Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
Johnson; beating Geo. B. Mcclellan and G.
A. Pendleton.-[L Lincoln assassinated, April
IA, 1865, and Johnson assumed the Presi-
dency.]
1869. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and Schuy-
Ter Colfax; beating Horatio Seymour and
Frank p. Blair.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-09

The Home Reserve force of The Penn
sylvania Central Insurance Company of
Pottsville, Pa, will be in Perry county in
considerable force, and act as the Com
pany's Agents until full line of Local
Agents can be appointed when the reserve
force will be recalled.
JAMES III. GRJE Err,
Sec'y of Pa Central ms Co.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-09

CB-A Party of emigrants from Texas
passed through Bristol, Va, the other day,
en- route for their former homes in Bath
county, Va. They said they had travelled
about 1000 miles, and had been on the
road over twelve months. Their horses,
the most of which were Texas ponies,
looked remarkably well. m
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-09

forgive him, for short time afterwards,
they were married, and as Mary gave her
husband the first kiss of q wife, she said,
remember now Walter, there is to be no
more kissing of strange women in stage
coach" fFI Ht
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-09

rB-Dr. Lyman Beecher made a prayer
to this effect: "Grant, o Lord, that We
may not think contemptuously of our ru-
lers and Furthermore, grant, we beseech
Thee, that they may not act so that we
can't help itr
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-09

tBrA Kentuckian being asked how
much corn he raised answered, "About ten
barrels Of whiskey, besides what we waste
making bread" 'i
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-07-09
The Pennsylvania
Central Insurance Company
OF POTTSVILLE, PA.
Capital and Assets, $156, 900.

Premium Notes, ......... 100000 90
Promissory Notes,...... $4,000 90
Cash premiums due or col
lected for the year 1871, S2,02S 90
Cash premiums due or col
lected for the first three
months of 1872, ,............ 1,S00 90
Cash from other sources
and agents, ................. 1,200 O0
Judgment Bonds in Com
pany's Office, minimum. 1,1O0 90
Total Cash, ............ &c. ,l28 o.
Total cash and note assets,
April 1st, 1872, ,........ $l56,12S 90
JAMES H. GRIER, JOHN D. HADESTY,
Secretary. President
DIRECTORS:
John D. Hadesty, A. p. Helms, Benjamin
Teter, A. Sutermeister, James Ii. Grler, E. f.
SJungkurt, Elias Miller.
AGENTS,
H. II. Hill, Edward Fox, John A. Kable, Ed
ward Wesley, Charles F. Deibert, VIM. r.
Griffith. +. f. Jungkurt, General Agent.
Arrangements have been made with other
hrst-class companses to re-insure risks taken
en- the cash plan in such amounts as desired.
Liberal commission allowed agents, and ex-
elusive territory, If desired. This Company
confines itself to fire insurance exclusively.
OFFICE:
No. 191 CENTRE ST. POTTSVILLE, PA.
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OFFICE
NOTICE.

No. 191 CENTRE ST., PoTTsyILLE, PA
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Incorporated on the Court Of Common Pleas, In
1869; 6y The LegiSLdture, In ISL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04

w ANTE D, - FOUR No. 1 box
w MAKERS. None but good workmen nerd
apply. Call ut corner THenty-tOurth and Cary
streets ~ ~ IL i.ztk WELLS LEA. :
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE Fnp I,
\, ! ,tt,s,, i, NAN OF WEALTH. '' -
ADMIRABLE FOR AZ STOCK FARM on ,
~ "a PEACE OF PUBLIC RESORT.

4 t3sHs. ~ ~
we SHAH sell a. pubic auction- at the request o.
the owner. MF!,J. a., Gowarffit, or Rtthmond. on
I u9 ljth DAfof AIdASg, lJ2.at IL O'Clock NJ.
on the premifei. MS beautiful FARM, /" REAURE-
GAkr. Wlthin tnrce--tlMtrtcrs or mile OF The
g yith, n,,c ,sd h psi ~ , swelling BE-
ihS Mltli OH ahd hai ii'cs VI Inc Slrihg--cun
| taining about ,f.r,,t. t,.,.,,...,,
/ NINE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
,5o AZ laH.h u: Il, ,or,.t - nn ~
usdi y i.i W. ,i ~ 49, 'a mn, 'u~r. oi
ny W is," ~; m.i. - nne. hIHen 70 grass
n y ,nor liam eialv ra 1l' u a' Deem IN
Sra Ss ZOE i .,. ;t Vii. az ~
ie 4, Si su a ,Jn 20 'an me sulphur
M, -, ,S onn,,,.,, ~ IL nnE VIM
nt comvcnt"ntiv partcIpat IN IN ~. = ahidn may
,fesfIitv or The S,ring and If ,Srsat e. oa nv
m ;iis ~ efrdoa at ,he @ ~ y uesrru
10 ,,5,ios Svhnn ;h ~ I ". " n, i'c su-
phuf ny. i.s ~ M Su.haltesh', liu Uh'o rail-
TGsu ~ n tSsns, tScSe roilsiaetabie Town.
W. ~ th ys Sr S MI nerr s oe . me mar
TX sis 90 iii a"G hu ,sen' WINCH II
,hS Observation-Disclosures t.,,o",,,,. ~ ,h in.I, ,1L from
fnr'dwSSinrs and tiilasaip VERY Initial ''e ARA
nEhs s r:, ,Iy ~ I'M Whi,o ,vm
nnar,iSn IN October. nrt M, th;a T ~" t M W
daI"btf,ii ~ SIMMER rtr.t r o,v ho s, =,
tweIrp; ho,Irs frnin R,Ifi,Ii1re fW.sbi2 .t pin
mfnd CinrInn natl and stills ,l.,n sn heaity
and agreeale So grateful TO tie eve and So refresh
IND and jyirG,-,iinc to tho system REACHED In urh
~ ~ Sa ar ,oS hfia ~ snGh
Sos r.h,n Naun ,haf Co.. ,yo,,iS n'.t ' NM
.,,,d ,cro .rsna hn ,.tr.at rar ,ns,, - @
tnSyto $50 s7|T1N - St' - "''1'' anu
:sSis r,.,torfvs q ,,,1 ~, tcLl ~, ,e,. ,,,,p .
ths wster 9ft the locnjity-i, 2. tina Whine snInhnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04

;EioRRENT, A DWELLING-HOUSEf e.
II on the corner Of Twenty -thirdand MARSHALL Lii
streets. II has been newly lifted up, both insdc a
out: has six large rooms ind twn small 0lcs, and III
necessary out-buildings ALSO good well IN iit faia
Apply TO s. t4.rH ,r5-l ,SIERhSS, -
~ 3-3t 1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04
.Tf''E1s:'1e 3ByiLynet& Brotharr, ii.ffr,H 81 ~
IilAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents, '-tD =
ri 1zsB No:ls,gHh,u stfetgriaI .-+sltis

,GfOMMIs sIONER,S, l. SALE OF II M
IA PROyEp AND gNIaIPR9xED, Hagp I;E Fl
aEIHkG ON eESYHnNLt SEyENTEENTH iOR
) sTREETSIA Nis afcGANCEt STREET
iFOR. SALE AT lAUCTION.-By, virtue Of Q degree
eS Wright OF Simpson. ,ssc entered
10Th .Juac. ls7s the nndersignes special commis-
i.fpgf tii AZ dsy or Jais, AZ
'S'cIoca z. M,tle following property In tic order
nfehtlonca; I'll !Inrs itIi .irpiifruo4 !iFLnl
ls. VACANT, J. or on Clay between; Seventeenth
and Eielftdnli Streets, ~ BY 81 feet In depth.
+ I'd. VAgAhTsi LOT on; Nc Canoe street between
Clay and yclblc, Is by 60 feet In depth. .lss:
I'D. LOT adjoining on Side towards Venable street,
fronting iid MsCsnss street "a feet By 60 feet
lt4tli.l Two SN .SFL TFsNEMENfS with Kitchens
in rear, fronting enst side Of Seventeenth street
q feet less by % feeti depth mos. 51 and
5l3), ami All alley III common on sitie.
9Th. Fiskh + STORE mo! sose on east side OF Sc
yGntesnth stiget, and adjeining, between Clay and
VenaEle strerls Lot lC3 feet By SO feet In depth.
m TERMs: ,0nc-lnird CASH. balance at SIX and
twelve l0iitils With interest and negotiable notes
Title withheld until all Of the purchase money is
paid ard conveyance ordered by the court.
iii ROBERT STILES,!"
l. tje % ,. tj1rt.t ir.zi Commissioner. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04
BY W. Goddiii,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 FARM
~ OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES WITHIN
tBOUT TWO AND A HALF MILES OF 4
DEPOT ON THE. NORFOLK AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF SUS.
SEX-By virtue of Il decree Of the Charcery Court
of Richmond entered the goth June, ls72, IN tho
casa of Grant, &C., rs. Newburri, &C., shall, as
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed 10
real estate auctioncer, corner Of Bank and Eleyent
streets, la the city Of Kichmond, on FRIDAY the
lodi July, 1872, ut II o'clock NJ. the TRACT !Qt
Swamp, In Sussex county. containing two hundred
acres, more less, having thereon smll dwelling
house. ri te,8 q, ,t...i flsdlu.g Epgtrf gfl3 u
TERMS: One third cash balincc at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added. and
little retained till all OF The purchase money he paid
:, r., @ifE'a" ..'.- ROBERT HOWARD,
AL E.a ('n,y ,T.sn
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-: al BY E. B. Newburn, -.'''
Real Estate Agent lol4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY, VALU-
Il ABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON BROAD
STREET ABOUT TWO HUNDRED YARDS
FROM THE CORPORATE LIMITS OFJTHE
CITY OF RIGH4iOND-By virtue OF u certain
deed Of trust executed to me as trustee, bear
Ing date the 20th day Of November, 1871. duly re-
corded in the clerks Office of HeDrlro County Court,
Dred-Book 81, page $50, and being required SO to DO
by the beneficiary therein secured shall proceed
tS SCH NJ auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
the 10th day OF July, at O'Clock, M: that very
beautiful and desirable SUBURBAN PROPERTY
located Ms above, having 4 largo front OH Broad
street and running back to the X; +. & p. r. Il.
containing twcnty-ona acres, with the very hand
soInc and comno1iOuS brick dwelling thereon.
TBRAY: Enough In cash to defi7iy the expenses OF
executing this trust and TO discharge note for Sbs7s
and all accruing interest, and as TO the residue Oh
such terms rs shall be announced mt sale. =,
iy a-tds' : ~ +. B. NEWBURN, Trustee.
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God moves In a mysterious WAY &
His wonders To perform
He plants his footsteps IN the sea,
And rides'upon the storm"


lat the, eonclus,on' of each verse he said
"repeat," and five sailors not only Joined in
tile chorus, but also in the repetition, and
with q will, too. The effect was electrical.
NV dilapiiated troWsers disappeared Into the
back of my berth in jiffy, and needle and
thread with thema and when the singing
had been concluded my companions made Il
concerted move 10 leave the table upon which
few moments before they had been. Slam
ming the cards. But they We're interrupted
by the old mans pleasant voice, who re-
|; marked in solemn and impressive manner
| that could not be misunderstood, "Let as
pray! :" He knelt down at one side of tho Ia
ble,while we !alt bowed our heads, and he
offered up one, of the most impress
siye prayers that l ever heard. During
| its delivery one Of the men seized the
pack of cards, and in quiet manner put
| them in the stove. The movement was dis
cerned bya stranger, and when he had con-
Guided his eXhortation he arose to his feet,
| and, scanning the counteIances Of the quin-
| tctte before him, he said: snow, boys, il
any one of you will say that he wants to
play game of cards with me. will take q
! hand.Y "Ne,"isaid We all, in chorus; eve
shan't play cards any MORE" Then we all
| tried to shake hands with the man, but he
couldn't accommodate more than two Of, us at
u time, and with tears Of joy Streaming
down our cheeks, we inquired Ibis name
His reply was, g My name Why, I am pref.
tn well known In Boston. God bless you !
They Gull me Father Taylor"
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A. MODERN READING OF i ScRIprUnAI E,

iAMoDgRN READING OF 4 ScRIPTUBAL Ex-
Passion Wherefore, lay apart all filth
ness and superiority of naughtiness," was
the passage lately under consideration by q
Bible class at Presbyt terrain Sabbath school
at Fredonia, New York. The class could
not give u satisfactory explanation of, the
phrase, and finally asked the sober deacon in
charge to solve II. The latter candidly,
Acknowledged that lie was Ignorant OF, the
meaning, "unless," said he, with a conn
tenance as rigid. as ships fgue-head,
g 1t refers to those, humps the young ladies
wear on their backs. The young men of
the elass thought The explanation was reason
able, bnt the yoang ladies didn't. ;;ss1ts'
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BY Moody & Royal, Auctioneers. ~.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vAEUa

At IUNI MI fCCIUNUNO OT
" Bile. REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. YA.-By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit
Coart OF Chesterfield county pronounced at It's O.
yeuber term 1871, in certain suit therein pending
STYLED PhauIL rs. worslrlm's executor ct ais the
undersigned,spe commissioners, will offer for sui
mt public auction. the premises, near B. s. Goode
store on SATURDAY the 18th Of July. 1879, at le
NJ, the TRACT OF LAND owned BY the late DAN
icl Worsham, adjoining the lands Of ID: Goo.e, 3
Goodc, and others, on the Gentle road three miles
from MattOax station on the Richmond and DAN
VILE railroad. This tract contains TWO HUN
DRED AND SIXTY-NINE AND J II K + E.
QUARTER ACRES t2C9i) more or less, about one
half In cultivation and the resduein original forest
This land has been recently sub-diyiGed In small
tructs containing twenty to thirty acres to suit Rr-
caeers plat or the same can be seen ut our Office,
corner Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester, Va.
TERMS: Liberal, and viii be made known on day
of sale 5. BROOKS, 3SneciaI Commits
t.U- |ai'# c. q. MCRaE.5 'SP~> ''' s,'.'' ~
MOODY / RoYALL, Auctioncers. jy 4-tds
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II
NodcubE syon and yatll Tunny assfoiis
would Hike saiheae sonnet hing about our great
railroad 10 itsnlakes its why thrOugh tine
mountains Of West Virginia. Ne have duii
times here now. Hands are scarce, and viii
continue 40 until after the tn, TREY having
the ssotioH ofyspending. that time ct HAioine
with their friends, 6ss i.stsis -
! Most Of the contracts near here afenearly
completed, and fevefy dag hs one hearaifhe
continual blasting and -clashng toi steel on
every side, aouid think. the time short Wneai
the East and w estwould ba hound together
blythe great Chesapeake and Ohio srastToaa;
which shows that men and money can nc
cornplish wonders. Most Of the masonry on
the New River division liz finished. and as
YOU pass up and down the line you cunfInn'
ally have a massive bridge in view, standing
as ia. monument tor the energetic men who
b,Iiid this railroad. II .;itr.sItlr ts3.,f.,L
~ We have had ia good deal lain Inns
month, seriously impeding ,the,GwDpk' ana
causing many slides, ut.underthe energetr
management Of Elk. tiMenifee' and other
here such difficnlfies soeh0~hi-
die away nj. tiI-s .'!m! ,ahis:us: 1''t ~
= The dispatch is a INSTRUMENTATION here,
and we look forward each IDiaildag for the
next, No. Long may IL prosper IS tae:wislles'
OF d 81 EH.t,s<a%i ~ 'RAiLR0aDER. ?;
!. " The Boss Idiot Of the West " isthenrroud
.1,N
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! S5Ihl1ineael. Es,xenstty.

- II
/ i t,tfle incident was brought 20 our notice
a day or two since, ays the Marysvii s1aps
neai OF the 18th ,ritfmo, whici, ih atss
fha ingenuity iof the Chinese ina rather
s,.ss,,,sar manner y.fff Mieky McDahtels,S as
hsI;s f,m,liariy called, owns a number OF
raesa which occasionally gel, into the el0ugh
ami stray .a8as to the Chinese vegetable
as,rdens which border this pleasant pool.
ndnhtlesss they, would help themselves to
.Iohn,s cabbage on those. predatory eyetr-
ions for it is well known that Che descend
ants Of :Rome,s aneieDS preserVers. have
fo,,dness Tor this article. The plan me-
mon by John to prevent them from srata-
fying their natural prupensities was IN
eenio,is and novel, and remained unalls.
covered until a few days, since. ssverai
aeese belonging 10 Mr.. MeDaniels had died,
Ana no reason could be assigned for this
'strange procedure on their TaFfI for iihey
were fat and healthy, aud goose Is sup
posed to b. a. longJiyed fowl. BflS when
shey weresiripen UP to be picked the mys-
tery was solved. Four Of the birds were
Goind gagged In q singular manner, and one
which can hardly be described "A llng' OF
fine wire about two inches In cireumfereiee
was found in the mouth of each, 'hela there
by being turned over the top OF the .Eead
and hooked in under The feathers. - The way
e came there is easily understood. .fhe
Cinnamon when making these rings tWlsted
two ends of the wire together, turning the
end over, making quite a strong hook.
This was hung OF, 20 cabbage leaf or otner
vegetable, and left to whit. for the, coming
Of the victim. In feeding, the goose
'weu1d strike its. bill down IA. pick up 2
temptfng morsel, and If one part Of the bill
went inside this hoop its doom was sealed,
for the loop would, by the force OF the blow,
Returned over the head of the iuckless bard,
and the hoop, of necessity would fasfen IN
der the feathers ON i the top of the, head "A
few struggles of the prisoned bird would
draw the fine wire under the feathers out OF
siaht, and thus the bird be left unable to close
its bill. In this condition, with its head held
high In air, 1t would run around ina circle
until exhausted. Even in being, driven home
ard observed in that situation it would re-
q,:ire close inspection to,detect the cause OF
this strange proceeding on the, part Oh the
tortured bird. Mr.. McDaniels has lost
large number, and only discovered the cause
accidentally when engaged in picking them.
II any one can produce q more ingenious
method of getting rid of geese without Kill
ing them outright, we should like to be IN
formed OF the mode Of disposing OF them.
We shall doubt the ingenuity Of John nc
longer, but indorse that famous saying, "Fol
WAYS that are dark and for tricks that arc
vain the heathen Chinee is peculiar"
:
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

-
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y, IN, .ALLEGHANY COUNTY. YA.--As COM
misaioners under a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Allegheny county In the causes OF Shriyer. Swope,
fdLs,, gs. James Burk ct ats. and James T. Robin
san 81 James Burk q ais, the undersigned will, on
WEDNESDAY, July i!1tl, 1872, in front OF the
courthouse Covington Va expose to sale ut pub
| lie auction all 9f the LANDS and LOTS owned by
II The he'll bWEii.1NG-H LOT; and APplTR-
TEsANCEs atpresept occupied by the said James
h MSe nss fhs a1S aa rF FUR
IyEEANCES occupied by William II. 'Burk. and
sToREH6UsE and LOT intly occupied BY said
Said lots are situated In The town of Coyingtnn,
and contain QUARTER OF AN ACRE each. The
buildings are III good repair and are con'eaiepily
also ONE TRACT AMI; eon,aiping about
SEfESTY-FlYE ACRE Is. siipated ON the l.exiDg-
ton turnpike, only one mile east OF Corfngton.
Upon fhis tract there ID large anil inexhaustibic
he'd Of iRoa ORE Of finest Quality ~ Gspi,a VIII
lind here rare opportunity Of securing saltiahe
tract Immediately ON theiae OF railroad tgaRspof-
also also. one Tract .tee,e;a,nns THiR TEEN q,
ACRES, near CorinHtnh depot. The soil Of this
tret ia very ine aud 1t is yalaatla Tor farming or
0p hisa, soS SE fiElcT of TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, ON DRY rar one sniennrth SS fhgtaii.
miles northwest 81 epvtgton This tract gfeaviiy
thbersd apd ponta.ns iron sra The Title 20 these
EEEgs as SALE: Cash in hand sufficient to pay
The costs OF the suits aud tie expe!srs 0f the sale.
and as To the residue; upon credits OF one, two and
three Years In equal instruments, purchasers giving
soas fSr tue deferred payments Win Approved
/ security bearing interest from date, aud Wstyin
the he;iestead exeInptlap., tsi ..gss
either OF the two cofnnissioEers last aatned at
CoyingteI, Virgins, Who will receive proposals
fsom any ShS E!as desiEe to purclase priyatsis ~
i1.f1 ma fls "a n 81 i. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04
by Wellington, Goddig,
Auctioneer and Real Estate hgeut,
- 'cnpunr. tnf 'ElrynIiti, ana Plank gtr,.,.js

|rr IsI. tEf 81 l,iliE-Ll-- t-, .1Ef. ns
TNRUSrEEte1yt SALE EOFitHASDSOME
IL ,RulLnlS(4I,tyr AN THE. WEST LINE OF
II ~ ENTIET.u EETWEEN. GRACE, AND
BROAD ST1tEEfS.- !ts trustee t ceriain deed
OF trust bearing date 18th hIy, BSi. duly recorded
lin GRichmon'I GlGuieery Court Ia Deet-l,ook No, "a
page 3ll shall. IN execution thereof, proceed 10
sell ut public auction, ON the prrmists3 on FRIDAY
the 9Th july, 1872; commencing nj O'Clock y. NJ, II
fair, II not, the first fair day thereafter, the Real
ESTATE Conveyed ,y the said deed, fronting 70 rct
on said west iiile of Twentieth street. running back
lag feet 10 an i,sley feet Wide. b., g. isa.
h; TERMS; Enough In cash to defray expenses Of
sale md TO discharge bond for $685. and all
cing Interest; eal Il credit to $ig3.B until 2eth
May, 1879: gu credit tn $lgi.75 until the 2aih
MAY, 1874, Wifi Interest half yearly at per cent. per
aInllin; ana US TO the Petidnc on such terms IA
sii:lll I'es ,Iiriutneedl at the hour OF sale:
T. IS t,,,..,..tt ..,3 st W. GODDlN, Itusiae.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-04
Ifai J ~ Grahtss a. " ifllsuts,
a. Real sEatsia. Agents and A.ie:iopseis'
Eleventh street between Main snd B.hS..

b toafstIssTeySRRts SALE OF q. RRICk
at sakYoIsE ANs,a,$fssIsf.ISGo NIftg SOUTH
SIDE, ktE, syLAYs STREET Bksftt KAN Ftfih
AND sI$1H S1 iitsts.. rs At At'tlasss.
Mct' erisan IN .the Chsnsess sesrt OF Rich
81 Blis5. lSifEi q pin g, Iisvaa. ..s-.
Iiastins ada y, iecrea entered sill ai Jahe' i'.s'
In parsisHHe OF ssif decree sill sch IS aleioa.
lron the p7eiplses on AIoSilla X. sth ,in', ~ -
O'Clock properly stt:ted ~. ~ IT, ~.
tof tue store OF ClsnFiss u. Todd ks " y iNo ~
fsys feef Vide. : 4 81 q A.
TERMS ts.sh eir cssss Of sait aud sgie
on credit nT e.ie, tWt, Ssfs ios H.
Bile no,s, With iafeE,st aLtsi. au utir tr-aitsSss
the Court siftis the NOTES are ptll s.4,,,.. =
q ssIs'fls 49, ii. al. AstfnE ~ :,
3 GnCHI3t NnIIAAsss Ahsti0nssSss - =