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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-14

The three-and after CarlinQtord arrived
here last Tuesday morning with cargo
Of six hundred and thirty tons of iron
for the Lake Shore Road.
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LADIES, you cannot get along without
a pair of those Self Acting Rubbers-
Ryder has them. 3O-tf
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THE first snow fell during the night
from Monday 10 Tuesday 1t was very
light.
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THE County Board of Supervisors is
now in Session at the Court House
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER asth,

Is a day of Thanksgiving and Praise.
The past season has been OF uninterrupted pros
perity- The Developments in agriculture, manufac-
turing, the mechanic arts and public improvements
haye been Enexamped Labor has received it's just
reward, bouDteous harvest gives assurance that
shall want; and i hereby recommend to all tho peo-
pie of the State, that they unite that day offer
ing Praise and Thsnsgivng God for all his msrces
blessings and benefits, and especially for the peace and
plenty which they enjoy.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State to be
affixed.
IL. S. Done at the Capitol in Madison, this 4th
day of November, A. D. 2S72 and of the In
dependence of the United States the ninty-
seventh c. c. WASHBURN.
By the Governor:
Ii. BE+EsE, Secretary of State
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
By TIE GOVERNOR.

With gratitude TO Almighty God for the innumer-
sbs blessings showered upon State and Nation
during the past year, and in accordance with time
honored custom and the recommendaon.of the Prcsi
dent Of the United State I annoiut
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The barque Chuubusco which left
Our dry dock here only few weeks ago
has had to be beached again to save her
being entirely lost. Her Capt. W. T.
Feltis found her getting waterloeged in
spite of all he could do, off North Bay,
and to save property and lives,
made for the bay which he reached
safely in spite Of the dark night and the
gale blowing at the time. The Capt.
and crew staid on board for twelve
hours after she got beached and then all
got ashore safe and sound after a hard
pull. The Capt. thinks that the repairs
on her were not done Thoroughly enough
while in the dry dock, ond that thus
she sprung leak again so soon after
she had left it.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-14

TIE fOlIoWlng Claims were reported
back with recommendation that they be
allowed in full:
G Luling 81 90 Paym't Telegram
a HutchiDgs 2 90 Rent for room
ID Boehmer 10 90 Plan of cistern
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-14

MARGARET A. MUIR.-This splendid
"three-and after" was launched in fine
style from the yard of Messrs. Hanson
& Skoye on last Thursday. She makes
beautiful appearance on her new ele-
ment.
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& Skoye on last Thursday. She makes
a beautiful appearance on her new ele-
ment.
The Schooner g. c. Butts was sold
here by the u. S. Marshal last Tuesday
fore noon The vessel was bid in for
S775 by Mr.. l.. Z. Marshal and the
cargo of lumber was sold to Mr.. Ira P.
Smith tor So. % per NJ
Mr.. Spencer, the Diver, went down to
examine the c. G. Butts and reported
her in very bad condition.
The z, II. Ho,oland, was brought into
port yesterday morning by the tug L.
giathan. She was bound for Milwauk ee
loaded with RAILROAD iron, sprung a leak
of Manitou Islands and was run into
Beaver Habor and there beached to save
her sinking, having already four feet of
water in her hold We congratulate her
owner aud her sailors this lucky escape.
SHIPBUILDING.- Messrs. Hanson &
Scove have laid the keel for two new veg
sells of the following dimensions three
and-after for Milwaukee parties Length
of keel 1875 feet breadth Of beam 33
feet; depth Of hold Is feet.
For themselves, length Of keel 80 feet;
breadth of beam 26 feet; depth of hold
10 feet.
Messrs. G. S. Rand & Co., arc also
building large three-and-after near the
Dry Dock, for James r. Slauson of
Racine, of the following dimentions -
Length of keel 1875 feet; breadth of beam
"a feet; depth of hole 134 feet
They have also erected large building
for sawnill for cutting up plank. which
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Forfeited School AEaniOWOc COu nty.

Amount Of Total Years
lnt.Pen. Am t Int.
Taxes and Due Dne
AdVertia'c State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
1919 sgIEs- rssfs,rc e Days.
z 5 By.Lee 4. aoddl n, Aucsi onisers,. tYt3F
No,dlia Main street g. "

1,oM MIssI6NERss SALE OF THE
I j.VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND y LII IN
iapR07kp HIM EsTATEs A I1l R9G4fEIIEs
si a1rf liz elty OK richmond in the cansc Of HIS;
kins,s Administrators &c. u.s. Hancock, pronounced
q the f day of ar w pa ns sef se Tie
S nrase 1T SuIlc auction on UEsDA l ay
Of May..tsie, commencing at s o'clock M 81; sg
very valuable REAL ESTATE meauohca ~ '''"
list. That commodious and well-arranged FO .I,
STORY GRANITE AND BRICK SIOnE.hiU ,o ~ y
fronting 10 feet more or less on the west hue oI
Rockeits street, and. drumming back 70 feet more OF
less to Water strcef3T
Immediately ,a yws sagIin ne g
Rockets street by Tocct deep more or less 70
street. IT, .o, :,
s llns DC "ee'"e" "''' - r.,
kins and WINS built under his immediate slIperYi-
sion of the very best materials, regard Dehg iu ~
great strength In Its varied proportions, ana dnri-
hlity, as well Us iSconyenence OF iof
the prosecution of u large mercantile business.
Situated at the best and most elevated point OF
shipping Mt Rockets convenient 10 railroad aud
ta Iu Of the Chesapeaie and Ohio railroad termi-
nus, and adjacent to the largest warycs ut lSek-
cts, this property presents great advantages tsL,le
merchant manufactures. and Indeed, 10 I'LL wish
ing To invest In truly valuable really. 1t Is WA
tered every floor by the pure water of Bloody
Kun spring.
should attract the attention Of capitalists AMI others
TERMS: Cash rs to 80 much Of the purchase mo-
ney us may be necessary to detrsy ths expenses OF
and three years, the purchaser executing negotiabe
notes. with approved endorsers for the deferred In,
stllmcnts, with Interest added from day Of sale. and
1.-THE title to he retained until the further order Of the
court. JOHN y. SIEGEK,
-. Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDlS, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank IS.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
GETHER WITH ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY LOTS ADJOINING. IN WALLACE,S
Plan OF "ARLINGT0N,m POUNDED =;
TER TER ' 81 t0SiPRiSiSG SIXTEEN
ACRES. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-;At the re-
quest of the owner, shall sell at auction, on the
Srntlde, commencing at O'Clock. the above bcal-
tiful COTTAGE DWELLING, located as above
Hnrmerly Dance's), and now In the occupancy OF
finished In handsome style, together with the usual
uut-bniidingS.
Around the dwelling are several handsome oaks
and hickories of prmeval growth. besides flowers
shrubs, &C.. and on some of the adjoining lots there
Is excellent young orchard. This place Is III tHll
view of Richmond, and was recommended rev
years ago by committee Of the City Councii as the
proper Site fora new reservoir, because 1t was the
most elevated point in that locality. Harric anu
Ashland streets are distant (cacll from Reservoir
street (along which the street pass to Holly
wood three squares. thus aItording convenient ac-
cess to the property at all seasons. These lots are
located not only beautifully, hut are in very i'm
proving part of the suburbs Those disposed to pnr-
chase invited to examine the property before the
day of SALE and by calling ut my office map OF the
same can be seen. After the sale of the dwelling,
with about loo feet attached fronting on Haryic
street. the balance Of the lots will he sold in parcels
of one to 1--we inclusive. rs to meet the wants Of
both the small and large buyer.
TERMS All Sunis under $500, Onc-fourth cash, bal
ancc at three, SIN and nine months $500 up to
l,OaO, onc-forth cash, balance at four, eight, and
twelve months; $1,000, onefourIh cash, balance
ut Six twelve, and eighteen months: In each case
for ne,otahlc notes, interest added, secured by Il
deed of trust.
characterization has been made by the City Couu-
ell and the county authorities to grade Ashland streel
from the terminus of the city railroad distance of
three squares, which gives great facilities for access
10 this property.
may attend the sale. W. GODDIN.
my 2-;taw2wtdtds Anctionerr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
by Lee s Goddlu, Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UEINl.
PROVED REAL ESTATE On CLAY
STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION. -
BY request of Samuel H. Pulliam. Esq, acting cxccu;
tor Of Samuel 7. Puianl deceased, we Will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, OIL
WEDNESDAY, sth day Of May, ls7o, commencing
ut O'Clock p. NJ the following very valuable rlal
cstate-to wit:
LIST. That very comnIOi!ous and pleasantly stu
ated FRAME DWELLING, with forty-cight feet OF
ground, fronting Clay street at It's intersection
by Monroe street, and forlnany years the residence
OF the late Samuel r. Pnlianl, confirming about ten
rooms. The lot las depth Of l23 feet to an alley IL
feet wide. - -
GROUND. adjoining the above OH the east, which
will he sold rs Whole or divided into building lots,
AZ may lie Indicated by the wishes Of bidders mt the
hour of sale. This property Is well situated In q
beautiful portion Of the city, which Is being rapidly
improved, and from It's retired yet convenient loc-
ton to business may be regarded very desirable.
TERMS: Onc-fuurth cash; residue at SIX Twelve
and eighteen months credit, for negotiable notes:
six per cent. Interest added and secured by triat
decd. LEE i Gol!1)1E-
INV 2-td Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO WELL LOCATED AND VERY
i DEsIRA BILE TILREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, FOR SALE AT ADDITIONALLY
request OF the heirs at law Of the late Rev. Anthony
Dihrell, we will sell 10 close the estatel on FRI
DAY, 10th May, at haif-Htst o'clock r. 81, the
BRICk DWELLING occupied
ny Peter Tnsley Esq. No. io7, situated Oh the south
side OF Clay between Fourth and Eifth streets, II
has ten rooms, including The attic; kitchen with four
rooms gas and water The lot is sSA by lisa feet TO
an alley 10 feet WIDE After which. cay at halfpast
O'Clock p. H., We will sell the DWELLING No. 0
east Main street. between Foushee and First streets,
long occupied by William H. Christians ESP. and
adjoining the residence of John l.. Racon, Esq. IL
has eight rooms kitchen withsfour rooms, smoke
house, stable and carriage hath, gas and Wa
ter. The whole lot Is s7} by ls5a feet TO paved 81.
ley 70 feet Wide. With the house wi be sold LOT
fronting about 30 feet. leaving = most bcanhui
BUILDING LOT on the east fronting about jps
feet, which Will be afterwards sold, or II desired H
may be all sold together. sIt M
perry is sitnatediin improving aud pleasant nelx-
borheods, and affords g9oa opportunity e secure
my1 Ancsioneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
BY Hill K God'lin,
Real Estate AuctioncerS,
No. Hos Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING on
' NORTH SIDE CARY BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED By
JAMES +. GODDIS, ESQ, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-At the request Of the owners we will sell on
THURSDAY, May 9th on the premises, mt St O'Clock
scrHd. The house contains eight rooms with mo-
dorm improvements brick Kitchen with four rooms
frame carriage-housc, &c aild'the premises are
In good repair. Tie lot fronts on Cary street 70 feet
with depth of $50 feet to alley Is feet wide. and
Is inclosed with new fence. This property Is In al
excellent and rapidly improving neighborhood, and
the attention of parties desiring TO purchase good
home Is solicited
TERMS One-third cash. balance at Q, u. and Is
months, for deferred notes. six per cent. added
secured by trust deed. HILL & GODDIN,
my AuctiODeprs.
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y.nx,yor. s5esoHa osgNgBAr Will. L

:, y.,Sfsor. SfesoH aesrNss gtsA9 WILL n
-,,,,,,,,, m,s (i.r- AEsilcrLp.--A gentleman.
i; ri IN Brooklyn who takes great aeign.
.,alight In his flower garden, Was ter ioi,s
t;me much ANNOYED 6y the depredations .,
his ne,chbor's cats. It appeared rs .nou 'thn
his r,s+ficular garden was se'ecteu w. VI, IN
come of the nightly revcls OF all le .'. tna,
rho civ. Indepentent Of the desoEnso ', inn"
hro,,ght unon his rose, tulip, anu ST. hn,,sa.
nnd o.hor tIowers, they kept tue Wno'. nU
a, na a,sare every night by thelf ictss s. ="
,'ou ""a scrininages. Driven a! as. ~
anu the annoyed citizen ,aiu ~ JUL
W. ONO night with we!l-loadea shoSsan'
- when the congress were III 1ui, s'ss :S.,s,
; ,i"zod away. In couple OF nish,s e'sas
Lines fell victims to his unerrihg aliii' IN
ani,nal matter is good for vegetallon, ne us
,ormiued to bury the sla'!Shtereu siinia,n;; ,,,
ar the roots Of his grape vines. beihg qu" .h'
kind of genius. 1t struck h'i,! .i'as :" lI,a ~.
' NM had done so much when alive to ddsor,
s'm;,o b;s ATTEMPTS at adornment, II Would
20 only fair that they should make a. mnch
,,on,,nt;on n, possible after death. tie ac-
cordinoly buried the eight innorcnts III
straight line, eauidistant, heads downward,
hut lcfI their tails (which in dead cats are al
WAYS "a stiff as a poker sticking out OF .le
o,o,md, To assimilate them somewhat 10 tue
brilliancy of the flowers around, ne ao1ineu
each tail with co!orcd streamerS. In uotnS
This he simply had an eye to the oeauthui'
Int the effect upol, the friends ana relatltes
of the buried pl,ssics was a singular Us satls-
factory. On the first evening alter the Oh,
rial. our friend heard most unnatural anu
terrible howl of anguish in his garden:
Rushing 70 the window, by the light OF
| IL -, ba DESCRIBED three or four cats
standing opposite their inverted brethren,
aud showing every symptom Oh , .he
ucu,cst terror. Their eyes looked Inv
burning Goals Of fire, and appeared TO ne
Starring out of their heads, rs they WIN
leSsIv rlarcd at those terrible caudal eNtrelni-
tics Their hair stood OH end. their talls
were swellcd to double their natural propo: u.
t;ons and each cat was standing SIN upon ns
tne-n,;ls apparcntly spcll-bound. 70!
minute they thus STOOD, holli"i .;nI, ,heT
and then. with simultaneous Shfien, t"ts
nil dashed nadly over the fence ana heu AZ
| terror AWAY. Since then our lllenu lL's o.In
nn,,lcd ON nights to sleep the sleep Oh 'l,c
yiItuous, and his fowcr-bedS are lelt lli'av.
Thc d,sroycrprS of the catastrophe are sup
nospd TO have disseminated the news OF tne
ttnrr;h,e scene among the other telineS; ior
although occasionally cat is Observed siaiihS
tnr am instant over the fence at the row ol
tails. rs though seeking conlIfiihtioh vi .nt
sLnckinr news, and then HoufHlult! pu.
nre,iptately retiring, not one has since tilat
niuht set its foot in our fll"'ds SaFden.-
Ntrr York LVntmorttcf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON
THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BE.
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY, IN REAR
or THE STORE OCCUPIED by JULIEN NC.
CARTHY, ESQ, WITH A BRICK STABLE,
FRAME CARRIAGE-HOUSE, AND LARGE
SHED ATTACHED, THEREON, Fer SALE AT
AUCTl0N.-At the request Of the owners. we win
sell. upon the premises, on THURSDAY, May .,
1872 ut half-past o'clock +. NJ. the desirable Lot
inches on Fifth street, with depth OF 100 feet 8
inches and IL excellent stand for stable or for
other business purposes
TERMS: One-third cash; balance NJ six, twelve,
and eighteen months six per cent interest added OH
deferred notes, secured by trust deed. ..
HILL 4 GODDIE,
myo AuctiOuceTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
Nv Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers aud Real Estate AEchtS,
1,,.vc,,,h street between blain ana Bank.

TIME VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
GROUND AT THE NORTHWESI G0RNEK
OF FRhNkLIN AND ElGnT I'll, ST III ~
miaN CIIliRCIL FOR SALE AT AUCTION BY
rci,csr Of The trustees OF the Gycc-Street presbye-
RAN church., we will sell at auction, upon the prem
SITE of their former church aud lectnrc-room sit
lu;cd as above. The front on Franklin street Is IS
feet running back los feet on Eigllth stree', anu
the rear lot fronts 80 feet on Eighth street, run
ming back $50 feet
TIc property will he sold rs whole, or IN such
parcels "a may lie deemed best ut the time OF SAFE
Being within Il few minutes walk Of the business
ccitre and In one of the most pleasant situations In
The city this property IL considered very desirable
for private residences. or us site Tor 'rse p"p'
building. ,.,.
Terms: Onc-cnurtll cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with Interest,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
APPS A ucllonecrS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
BY ISbell K Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND
l. FRAMED DWELLING THEEEOE, ON TIIE,
SOUTH SIDE OF DUAL STREET NEAR ITS
INTERSECTION WITH ST. PETERS STR EFT,
AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue of Il deed of trust exc
cued by Peter Cwlnn and wife to the undersigned
is trustee. hearing date the 3lst day OF May 1860,
and duly recorded In tlc clerks Office of the Rich
mond Hastings court, tiIeed-Book Is b, page 3s7l
will sell at auction, upon the premises. on SATuK-
DAY the nth day Of May, lsf2 at O'Clock p. ~. a
certain LOT OF LAND, witha FRAMED DWELL
ING thereon having scye.: rooms, fronting on Duyal
street near it's intersection with ST. Peters street %
alley 10 feet widc
The terms THE deed require cash, but other terms
may be made on the day of sale
my2 GEORGE TIMBERLAkE. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
By odTItH 'f' !WF'
Real Estate Agent and Aurtioi'rr'
Oiilce No. lilo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALEOF VACANT LOT.
l. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, On Iiit.
SOUTH SIDE OF DUYAL SEAR 81. fEIEis =,
STREET.--By virtue Of deed OF trust eASy ,.,.
y3Oth, 1871 by william Williams TO me rs rnN
tee. To secure the paymcut OF certain sum OF NO
ney therein mentioned default having been MAne y,
the payment thereof and being rluired 50 .. . GI >,
public auction. on ~ ESDAT rhe 9Th day Oh IA
is.2, on the premises. nj ocioch r. ~, the ~
described IN said deed, being designated rs i"s
Id, fronting the south side OF Dn'a! street. ~ ~
y. 81. feet 10 al alley ten feet wide. -, s.,.
TERMS Cash enough 10 pay the eNtciises VI - -.
and The debt, and the balaucc N such iiii:r ~ nay -
agreed upon on the day of sale. ar.,,,n.
mn y, JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
A. c. PuLL,AM, Auciioneer.
BY Lee = GoIhiih'
sAuct!onep,x, lll3 Main sircrf.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NaLSxnn.
" BILE FARM OF NISETY.NlNs,E: -. ~ iSShIfSTY
HALF ACRES, LYING IN H h; 1Sis i GiTY OF
Ri(1iNOSD, ADJOINING THE LANDS oM 40 y, -
RY A. B. CLARKE AND OrHskS;-p,GafsSsnnnnrt q,
tho provisions OF decree Of s, h ,hs e sanse cause
~ Goditr guardian, &c., Goos, Sc, snaii
speciaI commissioner under said decree, on =,
BAY the 7th day of May, is7s, on ths pre.,s,ersei
TRACT OFLASD. Tie property Is III idit s Sp
ton and the title Is believed 70 be besona such
but sel.ins rs commission shall oas eos'ss'
TEXANS: One-foarth cash: the RESIDUE ~ ax.r,,.
twsise and eighteen mouths, as porsissefe s,,aIa
added, for the deferred payments, anu ths 'ie =
taincd til the entire purchase money s y PSSr
~ Special coaniissiso,n nj.
LEE q GopplN, Aaetiensers apsa's'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
By A. C. Puliiam. Auchoncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FALl Abah
SIDE OF STATE STREET BETWEEN w, "a,
LIAM AND ERIN STREETS, in TIE ft 80 d, d,
FULTON.-Ry virtue OF certain deed o. u IT, j.,
the County Court clerks olicc. lichr!co e1aiti
from Nathaniel 4. Marks and Fr;theeS rp,isu,'
wife. 10 William Ira Smith anu eyr's' nnaSIsrtr-,
In saId deed, We viii sell at auction on te :,
as trustees on FRIDAY the sd OF alay, ~ "a On
O'Clock T.. ~, the FIVE LOTS trotlx t a., 10 Al
alley ten feet wide. aud the BUILDINGS 'hs'''''
being lots |, = ;, :, and 8, In Square L. ,,s,,.i
In view OF the great Improvements " 81 rIrg-
In that immediate vicinity, the attention VI '"i'
lists Is called TO This sale. c,uru.
Ah'Hass ~ CYRUS BOSSiEtE.
Trustees
,,,,,a.r ap:i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
By u. X. wcisigcr, Auctionocr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT.
4 ON WEST SIDE OF ST. PETERS STREET
NoTH Of BAEER n BAkE ;daS \, ,l.i on
rnteI nv EeisOn wilson and wife. Diy recorded III
the I Chancery Court, D. H.. vol. " B.p. q; i~i'
~ trustee b. request oil the lensciary seli 4, a
ten, on the premises. on tsit'A W 81, H,i -
fronting 10 feet on The west .!e oi S. relcrS Iiieri
commencing ~ feet from the north inc "t BaAei
street and running lack between paf7'lri Inc lev
feet. -# >, ,.., =,
TERMS: Cash rs To sl9e, with interest at - 1T
cent from 18th December 1870, andeNrcl-.s ~ >'i'
dr.c:. If he, fails theu on such terms the trust
MAY link ilt Taxes for 1872 to- pax! by The rI-
chaser. ABN Eh tcoi.r 80,
Sale conducted by ID. X. WEISIGER, Anc'ionee''
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GRUBBs { WILLIAMS, Auctlonccrs'
By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY FALU-
4 ABLE SUBURBAN FARM OF About
FORTY ACRES 4 NILE AND Hale IA WE sa
OF THE CITY-By virtue OF ! deed Of trust sNe
rs Trustee dated 20 of August 1889, and duly re-
corded in Henrico County Court office, being Thereto
the premises Oh SATURDAY, 18th Of May. at 5
O'Clock r. NJ. the FARM owned by said Kerr Situa-
tct! on the old Richmond turnpike continuation OF
Grounds. ,,,.n,, >-, A.
1t embraces about FORTY ACRES OF LAND, all
cleared and highly improved.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist OF a neat framed dwell
inw with i've rooms. kitchen with three rooms, sta
bic barn. and other usual ont-houscs.
This place offers great attractions to persons seek
ing Il pheasant home aud good land daily improving
In value.
The terms will he announced at Tie time OF me
sale. L. W. GRuBl'S, trustee.
GRIrBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-02
By A. C.. Pulllap, Auctioneer.

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EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-333 Si.lN
L ACRES OF LAND WITH LARGE DWLIl.
ING, BARNS, STABLE. AND LABnEEHt2I ,
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD: ADJOlNi;A"
THE LANDS OF p. CHALkLEl: Esq; ~ pN:
WOOL DKIDGE ND OTHERS. IMMEDIATELY
AT THE HALFWAY STATIoS.-At The rr'lu,''
of the owner Will sell NJ auction. In fr9rt 81 ni
court-house in Manchester. on MONDAY The IIlh
ny of May. Is72 at l. O'Clock NJ. In lots to sui
chisers, the oa3 si-l0o ACRES LANDlying a. abo ,
described. This land IS partly cleared and parry
wooded. The soil Is well adapted to the CROWN 81
the usual crops Of this section. but Is more ldf'"G
larly adapted to the raising Of The finest clasN, -
vegetables and fruits. The situation OF the Iana
such us to he of easy access t. Richmond ana
Ia,rg by rail. and the northern market by me ..
steamers touching almost daily n wtli!l a. .
TWO miles distant oil james river Fertilizer; AZ
transported by the r,lilroad without cinaite. ihN
ucncnt Of the value OF The anti, the bniaiies ~!
wood are Of great value. Health Of the place 'N''
lent. , T., ,,-,,,.,
TERMS: Oue-third cash: balance In SIX, i".'t'
and eighteen months, irsotiahic hoiss; iaiet,I' ="
an ~ AGctiuDcf.