The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

ExEcIJTOR,S SALE OF STOCK OF
EMnLNERT MP F az kfT G9nDNs' F aH0 NY
HEsnaY, November 9TH, ct II O'Clock, at No. 4o1
Broad street,-at Miss K. g. Me.emore's deceased
all Of the stock contained kn saia store t.,.
HouSEHoLD' and KITE HEN FURNITURE.
TERMS All sums Under $50, casn ESQ ana over q,
that amount, sixty dnyS credit LOT approved IN
o ss nesot TH1MAS II. LAMBETH, Executor.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. hhhsEE 80 h ~ :
tioneer. - III 40 =
HIGH CoNsTABLEs, SALE.-I VIII
sell at p snd s apseR ct . On
November Goth, 1872, at II O'Clock A. o., Tue
Ing property to SatisfT pIice estf Co Drew
Fy o. y z ESssIfSy B 4HE4 Eg
80 ~ BEbsTEADs, - -. .' 80
49, =. cHA1Rs, CARPETS, piss j.e!.e..s
4ofRao1 fkRk9.wARE, 2 .ss1.,.' ..
q. ssfrS59ssS, gSITzSsiA;wARE, .,,or
..s M SifRs; RsS cHGRTANs, 81 :~e ns;
- - SIDEB0ARDs, .'
T. .s CASTORs, &C. -, -, ,,, ="
TERMS Cash. r ~, A B. DUEsS,ERRRSYi, 1:
no tS -------- -
VOMMIssIoNERS SALE. OF aVALUA-
- Rd RtE 1Fo eNoAA NP 9h E6sdS
PEHKE AND OHIO RAILRGAD..PnrS,as,,d 70 "a
the GAUGE Of Montague ct ais. rs. William L. Alex.
amber, VIC WILL az commissioners proceed 70 SCI ~
npsS E tsf fhsst Forge
o'clock Of that day. the following SEVEN TRACTS
OF LAMB belonging to y. L. Aiefa lmMesteIy
at and around longdale depot, both SIDES OF jack
sons river. at Clifton Forge: mn, ,,,
No: 1.-The OL1FION FORGE L LIZ con ,
timing Clifton Forge aud Furnace. IN ere arc
promising appearances OF an abundance OF non ore
hfns Sa oh acsons r as n Hf
power. said to be unsurpassed In the Stste lex.
tends to within two hundred yards OF Clifton Forge
10 2.-67 1-s acres across Jackson's river, oprto-
site No. promising indications OF iron: - :
Wilson'S creek. This is heavily tmhered, the Ches-
apeake and Ohio through 1t, and 1t sur
ro So s LGRffGaseo Sss0 HILL TRACT 2 acres
Jackson's river opposite to No and adjoining no.
o covered with excellent timber. Upon II is large
ore bank formerly extensively w9Tksd i0r e tho
entire tract. Within few hundred yards of Its
lines an ore bank has recently been opened ny alt.
taken from it, aud the ore Is reported to have given
satisfaction. 1t adjons No. q and is only separated
from No. by The river. -. j, 49,, r..
No 5-TAURAIAN TRACT (25l9 acres), at juno
tion of JacksOn's river and Cowpasturc river.
No. s-6,S25 acres, and No. 7 (adtoining!, Ala
acres, oil the Warm Spring mountain. adjoining the
famous dolly Ann furnace. This doubtless, con-
taiDs the sumo ores in abundance which have made
that property so valuable. - -i.E;
Portions OF these lands have been largely and pro.
ftaby worked for many years ms iron properly
They are raversed by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-.
road, and also along Jackscu's river with the
protected line OF the James River aud Kanawha
canal and with the new line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad to he built down Jacks0n's river from
Clifton Forge. They are heavily timbcred, and are
believed to abound In extensive deposits Of excel
iont neinalite ore, being within the limits OF the
best part of that formation OF Virginia. See Ridg,
wayFs report TO Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and
the report of ColonelAl filed with the papers oil
They contain the nearest known reliable deposits
of iron ore to the great kauawha coal-telds, not
being more than one hundred miles distant, and Will
during the present winter be connected Herewith
by the completion of the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
rt,ad TINS Offering unusual facilities for the manu-
factre of iron, rot only by the proximity of this
inexhaustbIe supply of cheap fuel, but because OF
the cheap transportation which VIII necessarily be
afforded by the reciprocity of the freight between
the coal and iron regions. ....9si.. - -
TERMS OF SALE Cash In hand sufficient to de-
FRAY the expenses of suit and sale; end as to the
residue In equal instruments at One two three, four
and five years, with Interest from the day OF sale,
taking from the purchaser bonds with approved
personal security, and retaining the title as
JOHN LETCHER, e., =
mis-