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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-15

~ BILE IRON AND TIMBER LANDS NAL:
LESHA Al G9uNTY y At NH, k1sG l9ss,
PEAKE AND OHIO RAIL 0AD.-PnrsuaBi to a
the cause Of Montague q ais. rs. William Alex
auSe &c o @ shs on
DAY OF. NOVEMBER, ls72, at CLIFTON Forge; stl2
o'clock Of that day, the following SEVEN TRACTS
ph IN III DssSosHs & g. situated
at and around Longdale DEPOT on both sides Of Jack
so Ss n IT e c,iep FORGE TRACT
2O73 Sd acres, west side Of Jacksons rser, con-
timing Clifton Forge and Furnace. There are
tllrougiont this tract. it has frontage OF annie
and half on Jackson's river. and q. ane water
to W II Two YARDS " Clifton Forge
'e Ro a-e7 Is dsses across Jaeksens river oppo-
site ases % @ and
Wilson'S creek This is heavily tiinbered, the Chcs
apeake and Ohio railroadruns through IT. AND 1t sur
ro So sEWYiLsoSS HILL IRA t.s2s acrc On
Jackson's river opposite TO MOL aYd adtotpibg NO.
Orc bnns srmery worked for
ton Forge, and iron probably exsts thronghous tne
entire tract Mifhin rev h sd h Q. NE Us
Peters for Bufao furnace; some ten tons are daily
taken from It. and the ore lie reported 70 have given
frS So No. sy 1ss lfsf TRACT , ec+es june
ton of jackson 8 river ana COWJmSturc TlEcT.
No. 6-6,s2S acres, and No. lhdJoiningl, 4Js
acres on the Warm Spring monntain. adjoining the
famous Dolly Ann furnace. This, doubtless, CON
tains tie same in abundance which havc mace
tnat property so valuable, III i. .,...s.s- ...,#.
Portions OF these lands have been largely ana pro-
1tably worked for many years as iron properly
They are traversed by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and also run along Jacksons river wlts ue
projected line of the James River and haDawhl
cfnal, and with the new lue Of the chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad to he built down JacksOns rirer FROM
clifton Forge. They arc heavily timbered and are
believed to abound In extensive deposits Of cscel-
lent ne,narite ore, being within the limits OF the
hest part Of that formation Of Virginia. Zee Rils,
WAYS report to Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and
the report of Colonel Allen, fled With the papers OF
this suit. j -, Z, t.,
They contain the nearest known reliable deposits
of iron ore to the great Kanawha coal fields mol
being more than one hundred miles distant, ana VIII
during the present winter be connected Herewith
by the completion Of the Chesapeake and OHIO rail.
road thus offering unusual facilities Tor the MANI
fnct,re of iron, not only by the proximity OF ths
inexhaustibc supply of cheap fnel but becaEse Of
The Cheap transportation which viii necessarily be
afforded by the reciprocity Of the freight between
the coal anil iron regions
TERMS or SALE: Cash In hand sufficient 10 &C.
FRAY the expenses Of suit and sale: and as 10 INC
residue In equal instruments 1T onc two three iolr,
and i've years, With interest from the day OF sale;
taking from the purchaser bonds with approved
personal security, aud retaining the title as ultimate
security. II. II. RORERTSOS,
JOHN LETcHER,
no os-tds Con, niissiuDcrs.
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SHAKsPEARE's HASDwRITING.-ltis nothing
less than marvellous thata man who wrote as
he wr'ote-and, altogether, no man ever
wrote rs he wroto-that poet, the author
OF such plays and such poems; that a man
possessing so many friends and admirers,
with whom his correspondence must have
been extensive, should not have left single
line behind him traced by his own hand. OF
all bis poems and plays there does not exist a
page, q line, single word, in manuscript. Ali
Shakspeare's manuscript plays could not
have persisted in the fire which destroyed the
Globe Theatre. The author must have made
little account of them himself; but how
great would our estimation be of single act
of any one of Sbakspeare's plays in his
own handwriting! We have just now
among us a parallel to the tulip mania.
Thousands of pounds are willingly paid
for picture which the same num-
Der. of shillings would once have pur-
| chased. Rather, let us say that the shillings
were given for the picture, and the pounds
by thousands are given for the painters
name. Well, what would not be willingly
paid for the sake of Shakspeare's name) for
| the original manuscript, say, Of Hamlet
There would be fierce fight among the
competitors for even single passage. We
fancy the lines beginning with "The quality
of mercy is not strained," or those that open
with "She never told her love-" and hun
dreds of others, could not be had for guineas
covering each letter. What contention
there would be for the first loye.letter adj
dressed to any one. A costly holograph
Alas there are neither lines nor letters. All
that have been saved of Shakspeare's hand
writing is confined to couple of signatures
of his name to certain deeds, and In those
subscriptions the name is spelled differently.
Even the forgers have not dared to produce
a letter by Shakespeare Temple Bar.
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BIZ Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE SUCCEED BRICK
"a DWELLING. AND LOT e6xI6j FEET On
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF PORTER AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS, mANCHESTEk, FOR
Instant at O'Clock T. NJ, shall sell by auction,
on the premises, desirable stuccoed BRICK
DWELLING and LOT located above, contain
ing four rooms, aud kitchen attached, and water OH
the premises. This property Is situated almost III
direct line with the free bridge, which improve
OF said property.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash: balance IN six and
twelve months with interest, secured by q deed OF
trust. RICUARDSON& CO.,
II CO., Auctiopcers.
| At tho same time we may offer for sale BRICK
HOUSE and LOT, with three rooms, near the above.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
mol! AucsiOneers.
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Mi around. and then exclaimed: g That IN =.
old sboi; I thought Z had let my unnfeha
here, and Jumped of the cars to get it, anu
now hang me if I don't remember ct1icklffg
1t under the seat. - Detroit Free Press.
The disaster of Tuesday is not without its
compcnsation-we are not to have vice
President who parts his name In the niaale.
Courier Journal.
It is gratifying to witness the signs OF en- ..
terprise In our youth, and 1t Ellis the heait
with pride to state that at Charlton, ia.' !,
bow only seven years old climbed greaseu
poie and won $40 watch. The clothes ne
did IL In cost 80.
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Care OF Horses.

All horses must not be fed in the same pro-
portions, without regard to their ages, tbelr
constitutions, and their work the impropri-
ety of such q practice is self-evideut; YET it
is constantly done, and is the basis Of disease
of every kind.
Never use bad hay Oh account of its cheap
ness, because there is no proper nourlshlncnt
in it.
Damaged corn Is exceedingly injurious.
because it brings on inflammation ofthc bow.
els and skin diseases.
Cbalr Is better for old horses than hay, be.
cause they can chew and digest 1t better.
Mix chat with corn or beans. and do not
give the latter alone, because 1t makes the
horse chew his food more and digest it bet
ter.
Hay or grass alone will not supports horse
under hard work, because there is not suftl
Gent nutritive body in either.
When O. horse Is worked hard its tooC
should be chiefly oats-if not worked hare
its food should he chiefly hay-Decause oat!
supply more nourishment and 1esh-maklnG
material than any other kind of food; hay
not SO much.
For saddle or coach-horses half peck o
sound oats and eighteen pounds OF good hay
are sufficient. II the hay is not good, add
quarter of a peck more oats. A horse whlcl
works harder may hive rather more OF each
One that works little should have less.
Rack-feoding is wasteful. The better plan
| Is to feed with chopped hay from manager
| because the food is not then thrown about
and is more easily chewed and digested.
Sprinkle the hay with water that has sui
dissolved in it, because 1t is pleasing to The
animals tus,o and more easily digested. a
teaspoonful of salt In bucket Of water /.
sufficient.
Uats should be bruised for ali old horse
but not for young one, because tho former
through agoand defective teeth, cannot chew
them properly. The young horse can DO so
and they are thus properly mixed with saliva
andturned into wholesome ntitrlmcnt.-Lon'
don Horse-Book. .
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.AlTEeEpEElGKsHuEg,syA..

The undersigned win sell ae pHhiie aactfon, on
n.eIises lie FaKM sna d "a
}oiufGg Fpedericksburg xnown aas BK0MErON,o on
bIaRfE's HEIG iiTH. Iate the propeFsy q john L.
TlIs csiaie Is conceed 10 be dc ne neost
yalnabie and attractive prafe:ties In Eaacrn VII
EIGHTY ACRES OF RTiLERyO HIGHLY-
IMPROVED LAND prodacing an aycfnge 90
twenty bushels of wheat and forty huAsels o. corn
Under jrdtc1ous tiiafe. It Is abtudaitIy snpplted
with water, Is wen set In grass, and Under new
The mansion is OF brick, with slate roof contains
eleven rooirs Decides halls closets spacious poftco,
&c The cartilage Of eighteen aerssis Handsomely
laid out IN yard lawn. paddccks, and has corarno-
dious out-buildings and every Tor DC.
srn,je rcsieucq dwelling is IN Eileen minutes
walk OF the centre of yet possesses
all the advantages or an elegant gDuutgyrseat The
entire property Is In complete order and the Lard
will be offered Iii 20 snit pureh1sefs
s, Twill also sch publicly on lTH yksBk Eoyers-
Der 18th, ls72. ut u NJ, MARYE'S fLOUR-nLI,
situated in Fredericksburg. adjoining the railroad
bridge over the Rappahannoek. The mil has o
substantially built Of brick, coyersdE WITH slate,
with improved modern machinery falI In complete
order), and has large warehouse st,i
The mill lot fronts about $50 Feet on Water street
ami runs back 60 The river The manufacturing adj
yantages. off, the site are unequSHcd by any at
Fredericksburg, having RAILROAD and sHIPPtNGs
Communication at the mn door. @ss e - 80
!, TERMs !: Accommodating as 10 three -fourfiis Of
the purchase money. JOHN L. MARYEs Jas
uol2-I2t 80 Trustees. -
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~ Grabss Q Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aecs'clessA
Eleventh street between Main SUD Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. The
S<yALUARI.E PROPERTY, k&9HysSs r ~
BRADFOKHrS HOTEL lTUATED, IL a n ,,,r
cry Or RICHMOND. on THE SOUTH, 4 siirfE
OF, FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN, M NJ
STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY, At AZ
par, execution Of decree 90, 2. i is No No.
yefher, ls7i. IN the case Of MILES, excea.s,
Glazebrook and ala, the undersisn q,
missioner thereby appointed Will sett ~
upon the preieiss, ihe ists ss
November, AZ O'Clock i. d.. the sst',,i
rs above, which was sold By the iata o. W.
10 Thoniss Bradford haSing front ~ - ne
Franklin street, and running hack 70 iot@sSo
on which I. frou,s ea feet Inches. ..,,,,,, "a.
This property IL improved IN no9t ~ Ihl.it
lively new and handsome fonr-stof.c1 hrieS p psi
ing No 1855, formerly used 10 sasoan ana no nv
and With several brick ard fisraed paspass'ss ~
rear. s. a.. !, .,e,s az he
s,,,f a,u fse eapenses of the sale the
three soi,al ANNUAL sialments NJ one W. ,ttie
three yers for bonds bearing Interest," sna yes ai
lie retained by The court Until the iionos nrs
plat of Inc property Will bs saSE, n WI
oA sic sS1sss : STecihi COM iisslcntt.
EArpse n WiAtIAass, AaosaensefA
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BY Grub & Williams,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and lSaDk.

rVRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
L ABLE REAL ESTATE IN sIRNEt.AT IhE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CaRY AND Iinh
STREETS execution Of deed Of trust 70 pIs
subscriber dated 2eth Of June, 1872, and recorded "
Richmond Chancery Court Office In u, " @ 80
cured will sell mt auction. upon the premise. on
MoNDAY the 18th day Of S9yenr = tS,;sd ~
stated above fronting lss feet on The east ei1e VI
Pine street and running back 90 ieet: 49,, D.,
These lots sre within one square Of MONTE ~ 30.
and Immediately opposite the proposed site VI Tue
No properly promises greater prospective IN ~,
crease in value and those having funds 10 ih'eesh
do well TO attend the sale. "a. ,
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses on sale
and to pay Off note Tor SI.lIs29, due lst SoSen-
Der; credit rs to l1s .es TO I'd March. liza cn
die as TO SlIeol7 until cd July, 1873; balance on ein
dts to ba made known 1T the time or sale. Sfedt
payments TO bear interest, $50 j! Estz-l,- .,
The property will be sold In parcels, as may c
deemed best nj the time OF sale. o..
= ,s...%Ik ~ p. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auetionecrs- no !.
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BY Richardsou q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers, :
No. Ills Main street. 4 1f

rT,RUsTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK
/ DWELLING AND LOT 29x1e9 pEEEJT. S ~
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREEE s sE-
TWEEN TWENTY-EIRST AND TWEhTl.sSsEs
COND STREETS, CHURCH HILL, BIZ Az
TTON-By virtue OF the provisions OF certain dsea
OF trust executed by Z. o. Swift, deceased % NC
dersgned, irustre, bearing date on the sl t! % ..
October 1871 aud duly recorded Ia the CLERKS oIss
OF the Chaneery Court Of the city OF Richmond N
Decd Book IS, b page 24a 70 secure inc Dasn .ns
the purchase money payable GU said property Nins
thereto required sh proceed Z, sea y, sa is,s
auction, ON Che premises, gu rCtSpa VIC 80, -
instant, t O'Clock r. NJ, the valuable ealatc ga
ted and Described IS above The dwelling sss ro
with gas in the hnilding water and Kitchen 90 th'
premises. a., .xrspse, OF
executing this trust and 10 pay OF BOTS tor ,,
with interest thereon a. the rate OF sss sb Isi
IN SIN months from said date the IN M, Ms
mouths from said date Tae paress ,st2 Siihie.
tefsst added at s!x par cent. yer asa
2! 9 assa q Hush 4. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
Ii HfSa AppsNN a Co., AGttaoneerS - y. W.
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ByW. B. Robins, 4; .stgI.is-s
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
,A 20 Rank street west corner from custom house

ry,RusTEYs SALE OF TWO BEAuTI.
Il Full BUILDING LOTS, LYING On ~ a THE
sTRREET DLTWEEN ROWLAND AERy Me-
bow sTREETS. IN THE TOWN OF s q ~;
AND SITUATED BUT 4, SHO8BT 1 W Ti1r f ITSN
toRPoRATION-By virtue Of the provisions Of 9
certain decd Of trust 70 me executed sedrng n au,e
SOC nf necdIook 80 of Henrico County Court,
at the request Of the assignee Of the beneficiary lar
therein named, shall. on TUESDAY me se u
n On the nrenIises proceed to sell by auction the
said TWO LOTS 0F'LAND above described, having
trout Of SO irl2 by depth of ITO s-l2 feet 70 IN al
Terms: cash as to so much as will I've Necessary TO
,cfrav the expenses of this trust and to dlschaTge
note Of Slol due 2st of August 1877: on cIeat as
o los until the 2lst OF December 1872 and as 70 the
residue mt three and six months, resp ectyeiy from
the div Of sale. JOHN A. Cohr', Irustee;
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oConor gave the temperance candidate
close run.
You can buy wood in Colorado for eigh.
teen cents pound.
Prussian circus is to visit the United
States next year.
+ There are S3,0O0,O0o worth of new
churches building in New York city.
ASt. Louis girl, after baking all her wed.
dipg-cake, committed suicide.
Young men who smoke In tue streets OF
Halifax are tined 81 each.
Just as o passenger train on the Detroit
and Milwaukee road was clear of Detroit,
and running at the rate of ten or twelve
miles an hour, an old man suddenly ieaped
from his seat, rushed to the plntforHl, and
bounded off, turning about forty somersauIts
before he brought up against the fence. In
q short time hs appeared Of the depot, looked
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams, ~
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between; Main and Bark.

VALUABLE sTEAM-ENGINE, Ma 4
CH1NERY. &C., &C., n M asl
g qorger o. Of Arch and Ninth streets win se g.
auction upon the premises named on =, IhSRhs
"a r. tha enttre MACHINERY and FIXTURES
Therein, consisting In part Of Steam-Engine forty
five-horse power; tsoiier, Pumps; LaT ucI,
Gg-Marhine. i pair Burr-Stones lcomplefe),l
Tanks. ater-Tank, Condenspg TUBS, 70 nu9s
q Leach Tubs. Flavin Tubs, Contents OF blac .s
smith Shop. Copper fpc' Ifon' a0' o'S''
The attention of those interested IN tle nars
business merchants, and others, is specially inSNe'
!" TERws: At sale. GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS.
NO = o. S3E1d p. :
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BY Lyme & EfoGI,er,
Auctioneers ana Reaf: Estzfs al ents,
no. 1.sa Mniii street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE. : s !. ks,t os
LA vALUABLE FEN I'M sm ST, Nm AiiE 5Ss
BaTeSE PIkE FIVE sIILES BEL FL W. ise rs-
nnNfo. Ar AUCTION.-Wft he sold lat sn s.t ~
nncst al the owner, who intends to remove 20
innreI at auction, on tIle premises, on a
DAY, 18TH Of November ls52 Ct Il o,ei9cs ia IL:
that tri gy ss,sspe Containing about TWo Hun
D d AND FORTY ACREs-twsnty aeres s os
which are In woods, residue clearer; u .reat and
heart There some nifty bushels o. TSt a
,rei eel In timothy. There Is fine young 9Tcnaru
on the place. The land Lies bcautiullyy n
watcreI The improvements are goon, colsist s
of framed dwelling, barn, stable auaraer r,;,S G n
Convenient TO church, mills &c and IN enc iiis u
two 1andinps on James river, attached 20 the
The stock consists of fine mules, horscs. h. ml
cows. hogs, and two thoroughbred AtderhS ouils'
five and two years Old ,,,, CIV for tl,e
TERMS or SALE: VIII be very literal, say Iof .nd
real estte ono. fourth cas residue at one two @
three wears, for negotiable notes. interest," adae ~;
sncnred inv n trust deed; and for the persoiai, ~
sn,us under $50 cash and from thai amount anu
over. ninety days time for negotiable notes'
rest added, well iudorsed. =. ,,,,, /,
The special attention Of parties desiring 70 ouE o
frst-class farm Is called 10 the foregoing se. N
fnrfhpr information send for circulars.
no Ia - LYME & BROTHER, aueu0hcers.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street.

u,wO HANDSOME FRAMED COT
L TAGEs, SITUATED On THE sQu Ti y, LIN 81 =
STREETS, NEATLY OF.
P PosTfE r IaEU TRISlTY CHURCH, FOR SALE
At hUCTioNWc shall at the request GGrs,s Si ne
uSsTiRnhY tlrc 10Th day ot November, Isl com
nt M ing nj O'clock r: NJ, those two desirable
COTTIGES located US above described contalni.g
about Ave- rooms clch. Being very convenient 10
busit,nss md I'm y most excellent ncghDornoou,
Uirrs fine chance to any desiring small mouse e.,
Each tenement will he sold separately: ana the
terms will be very llbcral-Sty one-fourtn casn
I,lsncc n six, twelve, and eighteen months for ne
notiable notes. seven per cent interest addGn, Sc
~ :, AuCtouccrS.
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BY GrubbS s. Williams,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALU-
RfCH ffsf; AND N SIDNEY.-in execution Of
decree of the Cbanccry Court of the city OF Rich
ease Of Montcir0'S guardian rs. Montelro the ur-
Jcrsiened, special Commissioners thereby APPOINT
3D. VIII sell a oSd2 nnned 6eW the
REAL. ESTATE. OF which the late Z. Il. Monteiro
died seiZcd-to wit:
On MONDAY the eth day Of November, ct
O'Clock p. NJ, the very attractive property known
US RITCHIE'S COTTAGE, now occupied BY Nir.
G. b. Stacy. on the west side Of Ninth street. French
Garden Hill 1t embraces four lots of an aggregate
front lO5 feet by 100 feet to al alley twenty ;set
wide. Tic cottage has six large rooms; besides
dressing roonS. ith-roOm and Closets WIFE Dc:tttl-
ful SHADE trees and shr,ibbery In the grounds There
is also an ofiice-huilding and Kitchen TINS PRO
perry has always been much admired ana Win 1T
tic repair could lie made as attractive as ever. me
situation is very convenient 10 business 1t Will he
sold In parcels rs may be deemed best at time OF
O'Clock r. NJ, TWO SMALL BRICK TENE-
MENTS. each with three rooms. on the north side
~ v i5O feet TO AN alley This neIxbborhood is one
Of the best in The city, and Is rapidly Improving.
on WEDN the :7th day Of AcvsHbcr; ia, At
about 'TWELVE ACRES or LAND attached, in
the plan of Sidney, on the Grove road just beyond
hG S n aG ars
and Beautifully finished property. with handsome
shade and ornamental trees, flowers, and slrub6ery
and with little and expense could I've made one
OF the lovcliest homes In the vicinity of the city
The property embraces FOUR SQUARES OF
sold in such parcels as may be decided upon ut the
time of sale titles In the direct line Of the growth
of the CRY. and In few ye1rs II not sooner, may
be proitably sub-tlivided and sold by the foot for
building lots
TERMS One-fourth cash balance mt six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with in.
tercst added, the title being retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
JAMES VI. N. DAVIS,
OHIO G. KEAS,
Commissioners.
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no II
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BY Max neyman & CO.. Auctioneers' !,
1909 Main street.
TXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE


TXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
IT. SALE
on TUESDAY, November leth, 1877,
consisting of Foo cases BOOTS and sHOEs' &
Fifty cases LADIES TRIMMED Hate
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHlNG.
FUR and WOOL HATS.
with large aud attractive Invoices Of
FURS, GERMANTOWN GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, CARPET-BAGS,& &c.
r.'- We will also sell the remaining
.. STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
of a New York jobbing house retiring from busi-
ness.
The above goods are prime, desirable, and season.
able and will be sold without reserve In lots TO sui
purchasers Man he hhN u ~
Auctioncers and Commission Merchants.
pc17-w FSIGTu
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rssWo VALUABLE ,THAEEssI,0sEsIsss
ANp-aTTIC BRICK M Snv hssSsi;1,dII ,
f,is = rifttiftTEENTfi. BETWEEN MhIN AN C
NE ANii.iN sTREETs. AT GTi,os I'D ~. ss2n
MONDAY 2s,l November, at ~ ctosx te
ments named above occupied tey py nr ~
MnrSha,fseir ns the Balfand-Hnf SALOON. ana w
Mr. Mountcastls as the !. Monroe =
an T,ey are both arranged for stores below VIII
r,n,iT 0muodationS above; have long ceen Hseu.
and always been In demand for sne 80
WeinS 50 near to Main street. on leading the.
roughfare aud In the very % ,s nesir.
Ie 10 those wishing to secure good STANDS ZOE pasi
Or good in .sss eGGtssugss < WILLIAMS.
1 IL. aE;saS ~ '''es Auctioneers
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Ry James II. Taylor,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VhLU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY of
RICfiMOND AT AUCTION.-In execution Of u
decree OF the CIancery Court of Richpend enter.
ed on the gt day of December, 1911. In the case OF
Glazebrook rs. Glazebrook, the UNDERSIGNED special
ton, on The premises ON + ufsDA fhe2eth day q
November, sT7, at l2o'cloek NJ, that desirable LIT
with n BRICK BUILDING thereon, fronting about
80 feet on Tenth street. aud Immediately In rear q!
the factory occupied by @. W. Gillian. Esq II VIII
be I'll vIdcd into three lots ON the day OF sale. "
TERMS: One-fourth cash the hslance on a credit
of SIX, twelve, and eighteen months fcr negqtials
notes. interest added the title to be retneu until
the whole purchase money Is paid
f--E-'& Special Commissioners.
J.NEsM NJ TAYLOR. Aucttoueer. mold