davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

FOREIGN NlsITORs.-The list of foreign
visitors to America during the coming sea-
son includes the names of Wilkie Collins,
Charles Bradlaugh, Richard A. Proctor,
Gerald Massey, J. II. s. Aubrey, J. M. Bel
lew, j. II. Pepper, Henry Nichols, Hepwortb
Dixon, Madame Rouniger, Mrs. Dauncy
Maskell, and Mrs. Scott-Siddons, to which
may possibly be added Tom Hood. Justin
Mccarthy, Tom Taylor, John Bright, and
Newman Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

An dip PAPER.-The Knoxville Press
and Herald has been shown cory OF the
Lynchburg Star, issued on the I'd of April,
1907, which contains news of the arrest oil
Aaron Burr, headed as follows: NJ.
The following information was yesterday
obligingly communicated by a gentleman
lust from Richmond
Aaron Burr was apprehended about the
18th of February lust, within twenty miles
of the Spanish line, and escorted by strong
guard as far on his way to Washington as
Fredericksburg, when they were met by a
message from the President, directing them
to conduct him to Richmond. They arrived
with him at that place on Thursday evening
last-still under guard-at the Eagle
tavern. They only wait the coming of
Mr. Rodney, the Acknowledgement for the
United States, when he will be Immediately
examined before General Marshall. On
Friday he was visited by Gentlemen Wick
ham, Randolph, and p. N. Nicholas. Mr..
Nicholas remained with him but very few
minutes, the other two were in the room
that and the greater part of the next day.
The documents from the President were
brought to the place OH Saturday, and the
only evidence they contained was the same
exhibited against Swartwout and Bollman.
The general opinion in Richmond is that he
BURR will not even be committed for
further trial."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
"H BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF. THE BEAU,
y TIFUI, COUNTRY-SEAT CALLED "LA-
BURNUM," ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE AND
HERMITAGE ROAD, ONE AND a % AR;TrER
ONE HUNDRED AND S1XTY-FIVE ACRES
This beautiful country seat the late residence OF the
Hon James Lyons advertised to DC SOLD a. suction l
the non.attcndanCe Of bidders; but the sale thereof
was adjourned TO. come off at my Office, corner OF
on THURSDAY next the 96tt June 1874 ut
O'Clock Z. NJ. Az the sale Ii positively 10 be made
the attendance Of the public Is earnestly invited 10
the sale. As the place is we'll known, further
description Is deemed unnecessary. .d.l!s
TERMS: $4,000 cash; balance NJ six. twelve, and
eighteen months, Tor negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed yEf,syyaya,TS
je 20-tdS W.'GODDIN, AuCtt0neer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

VERY, ATTRACTIVE BRICK COT
v TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE GROVE
ROAD NEAR HARVIE STREET, ADJOINING
ON THE WEST THE RESIDENCE or
CHARLES Y. MORRIS, Esq. FOR SA IL AT
hUCTIUN---0n WEDNESDAY.the 2sth Of june
on the premises at So o'clock NJ, will sell the
desirable RESIDENCE located rs above described
called ROSE COTTAGE, long, the residence of
William j. Hul,ard, deceased ~ ,..E
The HOUSE contains about SIX rooms; brick
kitchen with four rooms, and Is delightfully."- shaded
by large and handsome trees. There Is a good we'll
OF water, greenhouse, and good many fine fruit
trees on the premises. Tile lot fronts on the
Grove road 20 feet with depth to Park avenue Of
about 200 feet, making IL very valuable can he
divided easily. This property being only square
from Franklin street, very near Monroe Park and
the Baptist College, and fronting on two of the
most fashionable streets in the city, must soon be-
come very valuable, and the attention Of parties
seeking desirable home is called to this sale, as 10
Is seldom the opportunity will occur to purchase In
this neighborhood.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance in four, eight,
and twelve months, SIX per cent added. ....roa
HILL & GODDIN,
ie 1s-td ~ Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
p.., 1 Gs.s m a.. !: Polk & Co., ~
NJ stTentf ,eIlts and AuctioIeers,g J
-t0' : NN dfreet nnst-oifice snuarn

THAT. L ,ARGE, CONVENIENT, AND
5ae ~ "a !. .s-BDILT BRICK DWELLING No.
S S9sN NJ !. RSHAI.I. STR EET, JET WEN sMADL-
9 rs AND JEFFERSON STREETS, OPPOSITE
.fE SITE 0F-FHE PR opposed NEW
CHURCH.-At the request of the owners we viii
sell by auction, on THURSDAY, june 9th, at 5
o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, the aboye-named
PROPERTY. The house has recently been painted
and nut In thorough repair. -
3 TERMS: One-eighsh cash, ,one-eighfh negotiable
note at ninety days satisfactorily endorsed balance
I'm one two and three years at eight per cent ins
terest. 'sfs:f'l' WILLIAM r. POLK q CO.,
ie 49, fHsEs-3 a4tli5.t.lf 3 AuGtiouseTs. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
BY N, NJ. Lee,
= by NJ NJ. Lee, = rs-r,}
Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent,
1OIa Main street.

TWO NEW AND DESIRABLE BRICK
= HOUSES ON, THE SOUTH SIDE OF Oh
AVENUE AND OSBORNE TURNPIKE, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-I will sell at auction, on
the premises, on FRIDAYth 27th Of June, 1879, at
8 O'Clock P. NJ, those TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSES located as above. The LOTS front
about % feet each and run back l55 feet. The
HOUSES contain about six rooms each, and are SO
constructed as to be used as store and dwelling.
There is also on the lots large framed stable.
TERMS: Liberal and made known at time of sale.
je2l ..s- N NJ, LEE, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
~; l,s.staBy Grubi,ss 8 Wilifanis,-i y ss,8l
/. Auctiuneers and Real Estate "A GENTS }

1.-TWO BRICK HOUSES j.AT THE
il NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND AND.
CAVE STREETS AT AuCTLON.--0nW EDNEs-
DAY 18th june nc "A O'Clock r. N. J. Hs Will SCH,
upoD tie premises, the TWO HOUSES situated as
aboye. One of them has four rooms and q hast,-
Inent: the other has two rooms, They aye both
suited for dwellings and stores, md wit pay in rcnE
good psr cent. upon the3r cost, \, i. 49,. - 81
TERMS; One-t third gasI halaIc ~ SIX ana tweiye
months, With Interest AUD SECURED OF ,rssf deea
= Cruz IBIS n WiLhiAMs, A
les 81 ~ e ,'s' 1lict.o neerss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
BY Lyme & Brother, ----
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
81 No 1910 Main ctraaf

VALUABLE LOT WITH A SMALL
Y FRANiRD HOUSE THEREON ON CORNER
OF FOURTH AND ORLEANS STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--We
shall at the rcquestof tbeowner, sell at public :ac
ton on the premises. on FRIDAY, eth day of June,
1874. that desirable LOT with FRAMED DWELL
ING aud other improvements thereon, located as
above described containing four rooms, &c. It is
most excellent stand for retail grocery. The lot
has front of 33XsO feet to an alley 10 feet wide
TERMS: at sale. LYME s. BROTHER,
10 "a f..f -Ea AuctioueerS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

A WEST VIRGINIA OPINION OF Rev. DR..
PLuaMER. charleston West Virginia Cou-
rier.]-In appearance DR.. Plummer looks as
if he might pave been a companion OF Ahra'
ham or Jcl cIniah, and his manDer Ia the pull
bit il grand and impressive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
By Grubbs i Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

MEAT FRAME COTTAGE ON THE
IN NORTH sSIDEOF CATHARINE, STREET
BETWEEN MONROE AND HENRY STREETS,
FOR SALE ABDUCTION ON TUESDAY, JUNE
OATH. Ar a O'CLOCK p M.-This Is a neat small
COTTAGE suited for the comfortable accomm0da-
ton of small family, now occupied by Mrs. rome
The LOT fronts 80 feet and runs back % feet
- IA =, ~ Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

ANOTHER DECLARATION AS TO GENERAL
GEANr renes ths pst
authority, that the sentiment Of Gen
eral Grant and his Administration ac-
cord with the sentiment of the
entire body Of the Republican party of Vir-
ginia in holding to the duty and policy Of
o,lr nominating at Lynchburg ticket of de-
clared Republicans, and giving energetic
support to it, against the Vaccinations Of
all diSorganizers, whether out of the party
or pretending to be in it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
BY. Gruhbs Sc Williams,
ssAuctioneeD aud Real Estate Aget fsss 7 (
| Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

m VALUABLE BUILDIFtG LOTS
III ON CHURCH, HILL FOR b Ale ATAUC-
Kentueky will sell at auction, non the premises
respectively In the order named Glow, on sATUR.
on the corner of Clay and Iwe' ity.trd streets IsS
by i3a feet ;ssecond, . LOT broad and thirty
second straets, las by lag feS These being In
ttablc iuSestment. They will be Sub-siivtded Into
Ten building lots 1Sgs Slsl .7fl4t.f9 ~ -
TERMS Very 1ihe-al
jesi' GRuResG WILLIAMS. Auetioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAhE
Il REAL ESTATE ON YORK RIVER NEAR
VEST POINT.-By virtue of deed of trust exc
cuted on the Goth day of March, 1871. by Benjamin
Robinson and wife, and duly recorded In the clerks
Office Of the county of New Kent, the undersigned
FfEST DAY OF JULY, 1879, sell ut public auction
the BRICK HOUSE. This estate contains about
and wing Immediately on the river and opposite the
town oC West Point. g.. =, -
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited TO ex-
anime the premises before the day OF sae and the
present proprietor will pleasure In showing the
estate 10y ~ s.r.t, D. yr.s.s n =
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses OF sale and dehts
secured by saiddee say about $1,000 and as 70 c
''N -, CYRUS, A. BRANCH,
R. T. ARMISTEAD,
10 o ,dc Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
III ByjE.DtE acho, ,.1 81
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioaeer, i
Office MOI 8 Fourteenth street.

r SHALL OFFER FOR SALE ATPUB-
IL LICAUCTfON, on the premises, on WRDNES-
DAT the 18TH june, nc A. p d. fflsa very dssiFAbIa
BHICK, STORE and D)gELLlf G situated on the
m0nd. It has % Front OF 10 fees on Eeseateentt,
street. aud runs back In an angular form the usual
DEPTH The store 70 now oecnpied as hs eroee-
rY at good rent. Il has gas water, and conyes
-ntegces ON the premises. Possession ran be bad
July LIST, 81 desired. y, lsfs, s.ssTLe.t -ssfs
twelve months, title retained by deed Of trust unil
tie purchase moncy ii fully paid. s.F &.
jele-St $50 z. ID. EACHO. Anest0Beer. Z,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
BY Hill g. Goddln, AuctlOnecrs,

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING
ID ABOVE, ON BYRD STREET BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR
SALE'hT AUCTIUN.-By request Of the heirs of
". X. Glenn, deceased. we win sell, on ,SATUR-
nay the 2sth instant, at O'Clock T.. M., on the
premises, the BRICK STORE, with four or five
rooms above, on the north side Of Byrd street next
TO the corner OF Eleventh street, having front of
seventeen feet four inches, and running back forty
five feet.
This property at some day will be made very
valuable bv the James River and Kanawha canal
Taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six twelve,
and eighteen months. secured by trust deed.
10 az HILL & GODD1N, Auctfoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
= BY James NJ. Taylor i Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT. DESIRABLE FOUR-STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING mo. 1903 AT The
SOUTHEAST CORNER OFBROAD AND FOUR
WILSON, FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-Will be
sold on MONDAY the 2ad day, Of June. 1879, on the
at 81 O'Clock 2. RI, that valuable PRl-
FATE RESIDENCE US above located, containing
eleven rooms and large brick kitchen with six
rooms, with modern improvements.
Terms: One-third cash: the balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes with six per
cent interest and secured by deed Of trust taxes
for 1873 to bepaid by the purchaser.
JAM Els nj. TAYLOR sON,
Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
Am. HARRIS.
BY aGrubbs & Williams.
,huctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank..

VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LoT
~ ON CLAY STREET. NEARLY oPposiTE
THE RESIDENCE OF ROBERT HARVEY.
,ien on the premises on TUESDAY. June 2st6. ut
so'ciock p. ~. the very handsome Bull DING.
LOT, situated as above, adjoining the residence OF
Doctor X. n. Hudson. 1t fronts about 40 feet on
Clay street. and runs back about LEO feet to an aey
TERMS: Atsaie GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. !
&c Is Auctiopeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

WulA~ CugrrS CASE or A CHILD-AFFEcT-
... -,,SrS ~ COURT EyCiTISG STREET Incl
In tbs CITY Court on Saturday the
CO.. II lame, +. strong against Ellen Porter
a,. az for hearing before Judge Pinkney.
f..>. wa u petition for the writ OF h0bCds
...S - enable petitioner to recover pos.
,.,,loM Of his child, Il boy four or I'VE years
ui ~. alleged 10 lac illegally detained by
}.tu Porter. The petition. which was
drJ MAY 3Olh, stated that the petitioner,
.aur- f. strong, married Margaret Porter
Ms iofh. 1876: that She died March ii,
49,. that he Irtd eight children. six of
whom tlcd in infancy: that the two children
H,r- were Emma {. Strong ard Harry T..
~'r.n- thai the latter is unhappily detained
~ Ia Ellen Porter. living at Woodbcrry.
,ri ,ltIu utli>rS to deliver The petitioner
,oi,; 'll,t he i fnIly able to support his
Lid. ,Nr.
len Porter denied in her answer that
,, .id tie child. bat that since the death
q. 'l' rhild'> mother. Emma +. Strong, the
a@-N''l If the petitioner. had charge OF it.
4. court i>>llvd il writ to the sheriff OF
h.WurIr county 10 produce both the re-
..nt,r' and child in court, which order
M..uh lrd. All the other parties were also
Int. Evidence was offered to show the
:. tH- az the father and his lncapaclty TO
g,.Tt The child. On tue other side trSti-
r.H, WITS offered TO show the father was
... 'u AK, care of his child. and that 1t was
. n',nlrn to place the child in charge OF
.. Hu,. Mr.. H,ll. who was possessed of
...f.lf, and who laid he would provide
'0. rnli, aud also make provision for
d. .. ai'.l las own deaf h.
.fn' IHkurl said the law compelled
900 ~ 80 ird the Child to the custody ol the
'f.'r. I,> >yIupathice were with the Sis
r'. "r't the decision closed the proceedings
'H' ..Htrt Tor the day.
He ,htJd during the trial had been sitting
- ln- ,.,','r'> side, and when, after the
t-nrut Of the court. the father approached
:" 'rt' III" boy. his daughter rose up, and
'ta lirLn@ eyes, dared her father to take
.'uId. There waSa general shuttling OF
30 'ouit hy those pressing forward to
" 4'..- the scene. In the mean time Il man
a.n MI >,ld to be Wesley Strong, nephew
'i!" petitioner, >natched up the child and
!,I- out oi the courthouse with it. When
IA. hid had reached the street Strong was
.uork,d down and the child taken from him
.lrj>, who ran with it down fAyc;le street,
.rpu>ltc Rarnuul'-. and rushed into one of
'hr lawyers offices. They soon returned
" tihout the child who was nowhere TO be
sen. y crowd of people collected. The
t. lighter Of Strong, it was said. succeeded in
'i'taiminS possession OF her brother, but the
>ju'"t was not quoted for i'm hour or two,
though several police officers were busy i'll
,"'pili- the sidewalks clear.
III" plucky spirit manifested by the sister
"i he child, and the cries of the latter upon
n0run. that he was 10 leave his sister, cX-
Wed the SymFithics of the audience, and
,',lbIy affected even the court itsclf.-Bai-
....H t.r sun I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

81 BY Lyme @ Brotherif,
2 AnettoneersiaHd Rezi Estate Agents, j,
/ ,.f.t is1s Msfr3 street, -, ~

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF STORE
" AND DWELEIHG-HoUsRoN THE se0Rs
NER OF BAKER AND ST JOEa ,STHEETtIN
TIE CITY OE RICHMOND: -Ih pi!rsnalGe, 9f, "a
mond, entered on tie 18Th June. ISM III lie cause
of Minor Us Kinker will sell at auction, hpo the
premises, on SATURDAY the 9Th day Of July at 9
O'Clock r d.. that LOT OF LIND on lfle corner or
StJohn and Baker Streets fronting % fses ON Raar
and running back between irregular lines LIS feet
npo,1 yhich there y 5000 FRA IlalsL sfsoHE
TEENS: One third cash, sad the resitlne In two
equal fnsta3lmenta Of six and twelve months. Title
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid
: .f-FF. M. CONNER. Special Commissioners.
LYME BROTHER, Aucttoneers. Il tsg! rter24st'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
b wellington aoddin, tAs
Aacuorieef arid Real Estdte AGENT
corner of Eleventh aid .Uafik stfeefs.

THE BEAUTIFUL, FARM OF FOUR
L HUNDRED AND. THIRTY-ONE ACRES.
CALLED nELLINGTON.n ON THE FRED
ERICKSBURG RAlLR9ADsi ONE MILE NORTH
OF TILE JUNCTION, FOB SALE At AUCTION,
IN RICHMOND.-Tbe foregoing FARM not. hsv-
Ing been sold on the premises, Satur
Bond and Fifteenth streets, on THURSDAY the
2sth of june. 1s73 at o'clock or immedyteiy after
the sale of 7aburnum.r To those wishing to Sc
rounded by 6ne shade-trees, Tie present. isa favor
able opportunity, as the fegatees anxious 10 SELL
erea at sdcTifce See plat Of survey at my oafees
TERMS At sale. -s
- WELLINGTON GODDIN,
ie24 -E-r ' rifs Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
AUCTION sALEs-Fu,ure 1Dav..
BY w. r. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NOT Tenth street, Post-office square,

- NO. ieHt!1 street, Post.OHlce square. -.
GALE OF1 VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS IN SIDNEY.-By virtue of decree rem
dered in the suit of Francis, guardian u.s. Francis
ct ais. The Circuit Court Of Henrico county, on
the l3th day of December, 1872 shall sell, on the
on TUESDAY, July !, 1873, III fair; If not, the
next fair day thereafter at 81 O'Clock p NJ: LOTS
Nos. IS and &c. designated In the plan OF Sidney
The said lots lie between Richie and Robinson
streets on Williams street, in rear of the Sidney
Baptist church, and are very desirable building
lots.
TERMS: Cash ss tn one-third Of the purchase
money, and enough to pay costs Of suit and sale
the residue upon credits of six and twelve months.
the purchaser to give negotiable notes. interest at
six per cent added; the title to be retained by the
court until the whole purchase money be paid. : =
= . f.a.s..s -#a 10. LANE STERN, o.
lie 24-eodtd x Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

one OF England'S great periodicals the I'M
stinted praise Of the great Confederate chief
when we find a new testimonial on the other
side Of the channel. The Rerue DIES Deur
MondcS for June contains an elaborate me-
moir and panegyric from the pen of an Anne
fcan woman, who is described by the for
cigu journals as General Lees niece. We
have room but for the concluding passage Of
the criticism of this memoir by the French
correspondent Of the London Times:
There IS something exceedingly touching
in Mrs. Chi'de's description of Lees latter
years. Ruined by the war, his property
ravaged and confscated, he passed them as
President of Lexington College. at salary
much inferior TO the one offered him, and
working, with the earnestness and self.devo-
ton that marked every act of his life, to re-
store the Virginian military STRAIGHTFORWARD
by the English in TAO, and endowed by
Westinghouse the prosperity it had lost in
consequence of the war. Hunter, the Federal
leader, noted in that contest for bis ravages
in Confederate territory, had converted the
college into Il heap of ruins. :" have
mission to fulfill" said Lee. :" have led
the young men af the South under fire. /
have seen many of them fall beneath my
flag. will now devote the rest of my life
TO make those who are intrusted to me men
OF duty" The same note unchanged by
years He bad bis reward. When he went
to Lexington he found the college deserted,
researches. disorganized, ruined when he
left it, summoned to better life, in October,
1870, it was rich, flourishing, and full OF
pupils. His work was done, and he de-
parted in peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
ri ByJ. Thompson Brown, b.
IA ~ Real Estate Agent and Anctioneef. "a
No. LIS Main street, opposite The DfspAcA oAiee-
no BUILDING LOTS III THE
sliJ CENTRE OF THE ToWE or ASH

ITO BUILDING LOTS III TIE
sliJ CENTRE or. TIE TOwE or ASH
Ar PUBIC AUCTION Tilt RSGAY /, > iJNE
S6.AT $50 O'CLOCK r. Mat the aboye tine,
beautiful LoTS lying on the east ieof tbe rail-
rod, and I'm VERY short, distance Of tho college.
These lots are surrounded By Improvements, snd
NTH The EsiiF0sd. The beauty. ard
accessibility OF the town OF Azhiand SIG tns certain
nroepecgo9 enhancement In vasuc 90 10 soWu tn9s,
should be SUFFICIENT indueeInent 91r peQsesss 81
airing . prsftahle tnyestIoent os Pleasant no9as
salrfosts,deu BY au the ady1nta&eS OF . 6fStetzs&
;iterars ipstiiptsOn ID attend thta paie.
Il large map OF Ashlsud. shosape tlg iocAtaan o.
fhese lots can Dc had All my onlce 1reG or COST
This aaie will bc6n ffin ias5 dry OF the CONS
uaencelnant exercises f Randolph MSFon GoileGsss
specal train Will eare the city on shat Gay y y
portuiiifv of afsrndthS htst and syesnEaine W ~
city Oh The esesipg Of ssnie
ERRAs Ltbe and made o. snS nest w
saia. ~ III N, SSsfNs DayS,ss 50 80
lsas s .'s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
g& BY Lyme b Brother, rerss
Ahctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Main streer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
~ OF LAND. WITH "A VALUABLE GRIST-
WILL THEREON. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-BY
virtue Of "a decree Of the Circuit Court of Henrico
county pronounced on the 3istof March, 1871 the
suit Of Turpin, executor s. Ropers administrator,
the undersigned, as commissioner appointed by said
decree, will offer for sale at public auction on FRI
DAY the goth of june, 1874 at the hour Of o'clock
P. NJ, on the premises, that certain TRACT OF
LAND, containing As $4,000 ACRES known In
the division Of b. W. Roper's estate as the Mill
Tract, with water grist-mil thereon, now in the
occupancy of G.. Il. Roper, and situated In the
county OF Henrico about two and half miles from
the city Of Richmond. on the new Central pike and
known as Roper's mill said sale to be made at the
risk andcost Of the former purchasers, George X.
Roper and George d. Peasants. .-rF .-la
On this tract one could fix large ice-pond, and
from Its proximity TO the city would be quite valu-
BILE.
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to so much of the pro-
ceeds OF sale will be sufficient to pay the charges
of sule and the amount of the bond Of said Roper
due on the 10th Of December, 1872, for 1888, with
till day Of sale at six per cent and on credit as te
the residue of proceeds of sale in two equal install
ments OF $7sa33 each. payable respectively, on tbs
goth Of December, 1879, and 10th OF December, 1874
with interest on said deferred payments from day
Of sale ut six per cent. per annum; the purchaser
10 execute his bonds, with approved security. fol
said deferred payments, and title to be retained
until the whole of said bonds arc paved and convey
A'0e EDWARD Y. CANNON, Commissioner.