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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-12-18

DIR. J. Walkers California Vim
egar BitterS arc 4 purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tile ma
tive herbs found OH the lower ranges Of
tic Sierra Nevaud mountains of Calif0r-
nia. the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted thCrcfrou without the use
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. '.What is the cause Of tho
Unparalleled success Of NGYEGAE BIT
TERsf' Our answer is. that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and InygOrItOr
of the system Never before in the
history Of the world has Il medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities OF VINEGAR BrrrEES in healing tho
sick Of every disease man is heir t.. They
are q gentle Purgatiye as we'll as Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Iisccral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DE-. WALKER's
VINEGAR BITTERs are Apereut DiaphOretic.
Carmnative. Nutritious. Laxative. Diuretic.
Sedativc. Counter Initant SudOrifc, AlteTa-
tive, and Anti Bilious.
II. ~. MCDONALD - CO..
Druggists and Gen ACTS. san Francisco California
and cor Of Washington and Charfon SITS. y Y
sold by ali Druggists and Dealers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-12-18

FEVER AND AGUE cured for my cents. There is
not remedial agent In this world that will cure Fever
and Ague, and all other Malarious Bilious Scarlet,
Typhoid. Yellow, and other FeveTs aided BY RAD
WAYS PILLS. quick as RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF Fifty cents per bottle
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straits 10 the North. with another vide ax.
panse of water beyond II, and extending by
examination and survey coast line on The
east nr to latitude $40 north aud by OBJ
servation somewhat further, prolongine tina
west coast to The northward, and reaching
with the Polarls ssndef steam the high latis
tude OF S22B north, point far beyond the
limits Of all previous aasigatton towards the
pole, errors Up The shbre-iine OF the west
cnass, as laid down by DR.. Hayes, and also
errors IN the shore.line of Greenland, as hid
down By DR.. Kane, were observed and cor
rected. f s slt-slslsI,s.11 81 III
OF course the fun st.eRhhc resuRsof the
Polarts expedition cannot be Known until
thatVessel shall have been found and brought
back with the treasures she has gathered,
and the records and details Of her Arctic ex-
plorations; but enough Is told by the wit
neSses whom we have examined to excite
expectation and encourage the hope Of large
and valuable additions TO the domain of
human knowledge. EE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
* by Isbell q Son..
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
10. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

mo- hitSeukH etIcet1 urlWeen dzokh ouu @ssl~H
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-LARGE
~ AND ATTRAcTixE SAFE or yALUA ~
REkI E g. Ts S4sES9oF S BEE
6SE4frr E9Ysn MftREsf IN skRss1c AsD
oel q he e, II
Archer 4 as, We SHALL on MONDAY the :sd day
Ii not then on the next fair day at te same time
In front Of The City Han. In the city Of RchmoId
expose to safe ut public auction the following very
f !. That Very very VALUABLE REAL Estate situ-
ated on James river. thirteen miles abgys Rich
RaI %GRhs and veil known as BEILuNa
ARSENAL.'' The large and very valuable and
wel!-constracted buildings upon this place were
admirably suited for a large manufacturing estab-
= "BELLoNA FOUNDRY adjoining the
AND NINE ACRES OF LAND. Upon this lot
Is large brick mill, besides two brick dwellings,
house, miIl-dam in perfect order, and abple water
power Tor a large manufacturing establishment.
The land i well adopted e agriculture ls ps,on
Arsenal called asst. LEGER,n containing about
| NETy ACRES. with no improvements.
sNb ased ntsEss Y 81 simple pI u
and partly In P9 MIs% c9gHss ss1 on
fns ana Necessary out-Souses. Tbisiand lies within
the range OF the Coal lands Of Chesterfield, and Ia
| supposed to abon1 IN this mineral. john H. Bry-
ant EST, who resides on the premises Will take
pleasure in showing the sarie and giving any IT.
sired information. ;-t,.,,..,-,5,, .... .is IS
Each piece Of property will be sold separately.
The attention or capitalists and Others Is specially
invited to this opportunity for profitable In
yestmept,
| TERMS: one-fourth cash balance at six. twelve
and eight cen months for negotiable notes, with I'm.
terest added from day Of sale aud title retaiaed un
tifthe whole purchase money Is paid and a convey
ance ordered by the court. !. !. - =.
| go IIaoE.. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
HENRY G. CANNON, nj
| sra &. e. McRhE,-
| ED. Y. CANNON, ,
| te 4-tds Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
BY Hfi1F& 'Goddin, 'T
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.
TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELL

TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
Il ,INGS AND THREE VACANT LOTS ON
MAIN STREET BETWEEN LAUREL. AND
CHERRY STREETS, a BRICK DWELLING
AND VACANT LOT ON CANAL STREET
NEAR JEFFERSON, FOR ShLEAT AUCTION:
BY the request OF the heirs Of w. Il. Glenn, de
ceased. we will sell on FRIDAY, 27th instant, Oh
the premises, the following property In the ofieF
named: At O'Clock p. M. TWO BRICK TENE-
MENTS on the south side of Main street between
Laurel and Cherry streets, One-flalf square from
Monroe Park. Each tenement contains seven rooms
kitchen to each with four rooms: well Of water be-
tween the two enenrents the lots front each rs feet
MED hi u good rental. Immediately after the above
we will sell TWO LOTS, 32i feet front each, having
the depth OF lgs feet, the west side OF the above
tenements, and ONE LOT Of 28y199 feet on the east
side. il l.. .f.. ..-#, =.
We particularly call attention to these most ex-
cellent building lots. Very ftw rgmaln for sale neal
Monroe Park ut moderate prices. At "a o'clock Z
81 a good brick DWELLING on Canal Street near
jefferson, containing five roonis kitchen and water
on the lot. LOT fronts % feet and runs back 10
feet to fifteen-fOOt alley. The ncarness OF Till
house to the workshops and the Trtdegar Iron
Works should make this property sought after. I'm
mediatcly after the sale of the dwelling we will sci
a VACANT Lot at the southwest corner Of Jeffcr.
son and Canal streets, fronting IS, feet and running
backl2a feet TO IN alley fifteen feet wide.
Taxes for the present year 10 be paid by the pur
TERMS One-fotirth cash bala nee six, twelve
and eighteen months, secured by trust deed, with sE
per cent. interest HILL ~ GoDDlH.
10 u AuctiOncerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TUHE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRI-
VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL
GROUNDS ATTACHED. SITIIATED AT THE
s SIZE tFai Fo G SALE Ar AUcr1oN.-By re-
quest of Mr. s. q. Tardy Will sell ut auction, ON
7. ST., his welt-known and universally admired
RESIijESCE, situatcd as above IL Is OF BRICK CO.
yercd With m3stlc, and contains thirteen rooms be.
sides store rooms and closets, with hot. co!d ana
i'm the principal chambers Kitchen with five rooms
for servants laundry, with stationary hxlnres gas
throughout the premises, and all OF the most mo-
tlarI, cOuveniPnCes. The stable Is new, and besides
a hostler's room has space for two carriages ana
The buildings have been rcmodeled and renovated
witlun few years past, and are now III perIecs
1t would lie impossible In an advertisement to
convey an adcqHaie idea OF the elegance ana COIL
etsness OF s properly 10 e exc assp
arrangements With rfle most beautiui ana thnrougn
finish ia every detai and the highest possible degree
Of convenience aud comfortable ACCOMMODATION for
O large family. -.
The situation Is one OF the most beautiful and
convenient In the CITY, and II this properly
Is not exceed any other in all that constitutes
first class residence.
Ing will be sold with front Of about So rect eay-
inS three building lots, each fronting rs feet ON
Third street, TO be sold Separately
PeTsoDs Wishing 10 examine the premises before
'f We s1 Dish I to ipress apSs ne mfads Of a inter
estsd uat no special iel of The ralue Of the PRO;
per Is held bV the o.cner, and thai Il must oe SOLD
sre,i al q great sacrifice.
!. T I5s sse q s W Il ide
10 Observation-Disclosures Auc10neerS.
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at@ BY N. 81. Lee,
Aucuoncer and Real Estate Agent,
M 1914 Main street. =,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THAT TRULY
Il VALUABLE BRICK AND IRON STORE
AND WAREHOUSE, ON. TIE WEST LIN E OF
SEVEN TENTH STREET, Attic HEAD OF
THE DOCk.-By virtue OF Il deed, Of trust execu-
ted to us as trustees, dated Che 18th Of May, ls7i
and recorded In the Office Of the GlaBcery Court Of
Richmond In d. B. 81, B. folio Is9, and at the re-
quest of the creditor secured thereby. We VIII on
IHIJRsDAY the 18th Of June, 1871, at O'Clock II.
NJ proceed 10 sell, at public alleiion on the pre-
ms.s that valuable property fronting ~ feet on the
west side OF Seventeenth street, and running back
184 feet. ~ t;st. s. .g5.g.&
story IRON AND BECK, FRnNT sT9hE-
HOtJSE, near the DOCK, and Immediately adtoiHtHg
an alley through which passes the line OF railroad
connecting the Danyiile and he lerk ht S fs s
roads The property Adjoins thai OF tue Ola DO
minjon Sugar Reclining Company.
!: This sale will be made subject 10 prior ufea Oh
trust TO iecue notes to the amount OF or so
much thereof as hereafter may be 20 ,e
q lien on said propcrfy, the whole or sald ahsouhi
hing now the subject or litigation. III.
I TERMS: Cash as 20 80, much or the ppfcnte
mnilcy as may he necessary 10 defr1y the expense
of executing this fst aud 70 pay on the deDt Sc
cured and Described therein AND the haianee cn
s,Irh terms Is may BE- aGaSnnss,eda q the Time o.
saiIe, = - A.AphIiN sM.Idi{ Trustees.
:eN BENZ II, NA0o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
BY Isbell & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

.rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM; sAW,Mih1t S0 NM Mss 4N SP
rhE cfTY OF f kiGfssokb, xa1 wiTIiiE
QUARTER OF A MILE OF THE RICHMOND,
AND POTOMAC Rail
ROAD, AT AUCT1ON.-By Virsue OF deed OF
trust executed 10 David J Saunders and Thomas
Potts trustees, for the benefit OF the creditors OF
Glazebrook Thomas, bearing date on the 27tb day
Chancery Court Of the city of Richmoud |, the mn.
dersgned, surviving trustee, will proceed to sell Mt
nblic auction at ~ O'Clock NJ, af Uenrico county
court-house, on MONDAY the 7th day Of July 1873,
that being cOurt-day, the following property-to
wit:
about ten miles west OF the cltyof Richmond, and
quarter of mile from a station on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad at which the
ears stop twice each day, containing four hnoTed
and thirty-onc with excellent frame DWELL
log thereon, having seven rooms; Kitchen. Darn,
is sud 10 be we'll wooded and from Its ratiroad ac-
Communications and easy access To market, IL may be
said he not only desirable as residence but pre-
sents to wood dealers rare opportunity Tor pro-
atabc Investment.
LII OF LAND containing about six acres, lying
aud being PARTLY iu Hcnrico ami parity In Hanover
made ut this mill Is OF most excellent Qua11ty.
LOT OF GROUND, with stcrelfouse thereon.
containing one acre, I'm Dover township near the
Manakin Works, on the James River and kanawha
canal Said 10 be a good stand for business. ~
Terms: 0he"third cash the residue on credit
added and deeds Of trust upon the property
to secure the deferred payments. :, ,,rs,
10 1921 2s, 2s.jy1&dtds Surviving Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
| Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eas SALE OF THOSE
Il TEN HANDSOME AND NEW BRICK
TEEEMENTS AT THE: S0GI HEAST CgRSER,
OF CLAY AND NORTON STREETS AT, ACC.
TON LIN execution OF the provisions OF q deed OF
truA from Edward j. Euker and wife TO the sub
scribeY Is trustee will sell a. auction, upon fDe
prrnises, on WEDNESDAY,, 18Th june, e IN
O'clock p. M the BLOCK OFTEN HANDs0ME
sTOCKBRICK-FROST TENEhES rs situated Is
above. t..
ready for occupancy, with more Than q snt.tcienS
number Of applicants 10 Ill the entire block Win
saci, tenenien, has SIX rooms with indde bliLds,
and neat vrrsndabs; gas and water throughout;
huff .u t;e ,IIios. modern style With reference 10
The sprcsent wants and copyciilences VI those VINO
wish 10 secure economy OF space with small isior
Ia and 20 combine thorOnSh INFERIOR
comfort with tasteful and APP
peapance.
No block yet built In the city presentsso many
advantages to persons OF moderate means tof 70
CARING charming homes, or ~ capitaiBtsfor making
safc and profitable Investments.
Thrse hOrtses must be solo, and when 10 sne&estco
tsf ;hey Wiz, lots atiacleG may sell for ss
fsaa has been paid for building tlc houses an knAl
With ire closest management ana every aayanssSo
on fre psrt of the Osner} there sffns 70 W hota,nS
to add 10 insure full attendance ut ana warm sc
rest In this sale. ,r-.s.a. 81
tRUBBs C WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs. s.
LsI9-ls. IL, 10. sl,&dtd 49,.
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= BY Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and GOYer1lur strepts,


ELEGAN HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE. STEINWAY PIANO, CARPETS,
SEWIHG-MACHlEE, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
sell at THE residence Of Mr.. J. v. Terry, No. 271O
Grace street, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth streets, his elegant assortment Ut HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE; consisting Of
One splendid sete-octave STEINWAY UP
RIGHT PIANO,
Elegant WALNUT HAIR-cLoTH PARLoR
TATEsTkYY CARPETS and RUGS,
One ne superior WALNUT ETAGERE with marble
Handsome MARBLE-ToP PARLoR-TABLES,
HALL and STAIR OIL-CLOTHS,
UMBRELI.A-STANDS,
WALNUT LOUNGES covered with green reps.
One BASE-BUKNER COAL-STOVE good rs
-., new, .
One Wheeler e. Wilson SEWN -MACHINE with
I'LL the latestimprovenients
The dining room Is furnished with
Handsome WALNUT MARBLE-SLAB ETA
wAhNnT EXTENSION TABLE. REFRlGE-
D1NING-K0OM CHAIRS. CARPET,
CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS,
CLASSY WARE, &C. &c.
The chambers are furnished with beautiful suits
of OILED WALNUT FURNITURE completely
with HAIR aud SHUCK MATTRESSES (springsl
TOILET and FINE CHAMBER SETS, BED
DING. CARPETS, &c.
very handsome WALNUT WARDROBE;
Several fine CHROMOS,
WINDOW SHADES, &c. ...
The whole Of the above was recently purchased
new, has been wel.kept, and merits The attention
of buyers. COOK & LAUGtITON,
IL 10 Aucioneers.
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NFw-lslvER SHAp.-[Cbristiansburg AeS-
senyer.l -One of the United States Commls-
sioners, whose name we could not learn, maze
q visit to Central depot during the past week.
and after some inquiries about our river,
&C.. took several citizens with him and emp
tied 10000 young shad into New river. He
hoped to stock our river with this valuable
fish, though we fear the yoracious :" blue
cato will Illustrate his efforts. Ii shad must
visit salt water these will have q lively time,
as they must go down New river, down the
Kanawha, down the Ohio. down the Missis-
sippi into the Gulf! II they return to fresh
wafer. as taught, how will they leap the
ial,s Of the kanaWha upon their home trip J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
- by Grubi,s u Williams,
i Real Es;ate Agents and AnstioneeTs,
rtoy.,,,h street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
I IHANDsl,dE NE BRICK DWEitLING no.
- SiHrfH THIRD STREET. BIT EEN MAIN
FhNDGAkf STREET, Al AUSffoS.
seisaer Decree Of Richmond Ghanee7y coifs,
s., ss i7h june is1a
III =. .ction OF said dccree,I Will sell at adctiou.
maj, the premise, ON MONDAY, sad june, ater
tesaie Of TaLdys agpsssf ~
NJ A O'CLOCK ri @.sthe n ipENCE sD0Yo feieftsA
Ia nav cceuried by atafar A. w. Carrier ~ -.
Tnis hotse was most carefully bssit within e sem IN
years 1ast has nins rooms besides aua ~
slt.,ce, fusi,isiing All The modern improse.naqet
Besutifnl.y nnisfed. and thoroughly srgsnGsd "
every detail for .fhe fighet OF e98ozt aasa
cnisacc pfs q large faulty. - i, .
The situation b one OF che most " We
TEsMss One fourth cash; balance a. s2K. tseiye,
and cigiieen mouths, fur Hotss Htg, !es
terst se and tie selatned BY the ecaIf until thc
notes IRE patd ~ =. Z. 'as,.
GausBs 3 WulsAss, Auetioaesss = e y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS sAaE OF THE
" HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE SITUATED AT THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF CLAY AND ELEVENTH
STREETS AT AUCTION" Harrison, &c.i 60,
cree entered 10th June. ls7a-in execution OF said
decree the undersigned, the special commissioners
thereby appointed, win sell al auction, upon the
premises, ON THURSDAY the 2Sth dry Of June,
1879 commencing at o. o'clock, the residence situ-
ated rs above, formerly occupied by Captain
james X. Caskic, and now by r. y Noting, Esq
The dwelling aud the out-buildings are all Of
brick the former contains ten rooms, besides clos
cts, storc-rooms, BATHROOM, &c. There Is besides
stable and carriage-house. The house Is admirably
planned and we'll finished, has marble nlanteE
throughout, and every modern convenience.
The lot Is SIxl50 feet to an alley. with beautiful
grounds on the east side of the house. and afording
space for another dwelling II desired. The pro-
perty will be sold as whole OF subdiyided, ~ may
he deemed best. .fa asa ~
Considering the character OF the improvements
and Tie beautiful situation of the property, In
most excellent neighborhood, only three squares
from the capitol and within few minutes walk Oh
the business centre of ile city, 1t may be safely said
that no property now In the market presents sc
MANY inducements TO those seeking first-class
residence p s.H.,.. II y, y O. st.fs -. 4p
TERMS: One-fourtli cash; balance at SIX twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes With ~.
terest added ut six per cent per annuln, aud tue
''' J. A. MEREDITH.
.. JAMES pLEASANTS,
j. o. STEGER,
Commissioners.
! GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctfouerrs. jcH
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctfo'
I,y Jslpplt q Son
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
No. s Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE.
L REAL ESTATE IN THE CRY Of RICH
MOND, ON ST. JOHNS, CLAY. AND MAR
sHAt srk kaB ADAMS SAM sTREET At AuC
T1OE.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed to the
undersigned trustees for the benefit OF the creditors
day OF March, 1873 of record In the clerks office of
vii Win proceed % sell on TUESDAY the ash day
the pro IS' On s Johns Street at O'clock r. i
the following REAL ESTATE. to wit:
| l. An EXCELLENT FRAME TENEMENT, ON
the southeast corner of st. Johns and Chart y
streets, with about six rooms The lot fronts 30
feet on st. Johns street and runs back between par
= Two NEAT FRAME TENEMENTs with five
rooms eact on the north side of Clay between Nun
ford and Gmer streets The lots front IS feet each
and run back loo feet more or less to an alley ten
:. Twe MOST DESIRABLE TWo-sT9RY
BRICK TENEMENTs,o on the north side OF Mar:
seven rooms, with brick Kitchens, gas ard water
These lots trout 30 feet each and run back 100 feet
alley These e., were ou n oy S ast
e1 { TWo DstdRs BRICK LuslBER-HousE,
which will make most excellent business house use
Adams streets eighteen 4 Ct and running back to l
alley fifteen feet WIDE This tenement Is well suited
Tss sna and LOT
| which has been occupied by GIazebrook Thomas
rs retail and wholesale grocery, fronting on Brook
avenue and Adams street twenty feet and run
ming back tbirty-seyen feet This Is considered the
| best business stand on Shockoc Hill.
8. A LOT with STABLE thereon, near 10 the
aforementioned piece Of property. fronting 90 feel
on an alley Is feet widc and running sack SO feet
TERMS One-third cash; the residue on credit
of six and twelve months for negotiable notes with
interest added and deeds OF TRUST upon the pro perty
~ . THOMAS POTTS, 3
ie13 yH..a ,ls Surviving Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
BY Lyme q Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,

SIX SMALL FRAMED HOUSES, STU
- ATED. On BAKER AND NORTH LEIGH
STREETS, IN DUyAL'S- ADDITION, KNOW
AS fJ. b. PRENTIS'S PROPERTY, AND
LEATPUBLIC AUCTION.-We shall, ut the re-
quest of Mrs Catharine Prentis, sell at public anc-
lion. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2Sul
dnyof June, 1873, commencing at q. O'Clock =. NJ,
EIjIR NEAT FRAN EpTENEMENTS, designated
by Nos az, 1885, 4o7, AIS Baker street, containing
abont four and five rooms each, with nice LOTS
attached. ,,a,,,n,,y ~.
400 and 400 north Leigh street. containing foui
rooms each: besides several lots fronting on the
above streets Special attention OF parties OF limited
means 10 called TO The foregoing sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue at SIX, we've
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, inieres
added secured by trust deed taxes Tor the current
YEAR TO be paid bY the purchaser. 49,
ieH LYME b BROTHER, Auctsoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-21
BY Hill & GOddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ll0s Maln street.

VALUABLE LOTS IN THE PLAN OF
vi ROWLING GREEN. NEAR THE ME-
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE, FUR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 24th June at 81
O'Clock r. a., ON the premises, we will sell EIGHT
UAIF-ACRE LOTS fronting each Sc feet on Cedar
street located as above with depth OF $50 feet to
street 80 feet wide. This ground Is hne for gar,
denin2 purposes, aud being In a good nelghborhood
and about three-quarters Of mile from The. city
limits should attract the attention Of parties seek
ing to purchase cheap homes or good Investment.
Properly Is increasing In value In this locality
daily There Is small frame house and good
well Of water on one Of the lots. Plat cx be seen at
the office of the aucsfoueers. ~
TERMS: 0n1-fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent adued.
Taxes for this year have been paid. =
le ia-td HILL e GUItDtN. AuctiGnc6rs.
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saaFslfnss p.y.
BY W. ,Goddin,
Auetioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner eleventh and Bank tfreeis.

+
II GATEEs' SALE Of A FARM, IN
lBAN0yER COUNTY, CONTAINING FOUR
{. ELL1NGToN;. ON BOTH SIDES or TIE
FREDERICKSBURG .RAIER8AD,b TWENTY
FIVE MILES. NORTH OF RICHMoND.-0n
SATURDAY the sist Of. June next I shall sell, on
the estate q :. ELLLNaToN,,, beautiIai sor It's
ssting In part OF large brick mansions cost oooj:
valuable for the fertility Of is SOIL and desirable for
fs beautiful air and pure water as well as It's con-
yeniense to Richmond Ellington ,, ofers rarely
equaIled attractions TO the farmer who desires pro-
fable and deliehtful ho:nestesd as wen as to the
capitalist or me =, who, wishes TN charming
CITY, to inveal his funds iD property daily increas-
ing in value Sly daily ains connect It With Rich.
Inond, only twenty-five miles distant. The station
Ga iro,d an S asn ,ble On e Shsslpeake and
burg ,nnd Potomac railroad, which latter passes
directly through the premises, about quarter Of /.
mile from the buildings. q Z. = : = - :
Persons delrous OF purchasing are invited to view
the property before the day of sale The land will
be sold III one oody about four hundred and thirty
acres, or dfvidedto suit purchasers.
. ,,,.,5. W. H. FOX, NJ. D., ~
Administration Of Rev. T. IL Fox, deceased
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