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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06

TIE MOTHER OF SroSEwALL JAoSsoN.-W
find the following in one OF our west VIZ
glnia exchanges
would state that was Informed by one
Of nv lady friends, Mrs. Hamilton, that the
grave of the mother of the General has been
found and fully identified by one of our old
ct citizens. Mr.. Job Martin, in the burying-
ground near Mountain Cove, Fayette county,
West Virginia. :.
The little mound that marks the spot
wherein siumbers the mother OF the brave
and chvalrous general whose name will ever
be cherished and revcrenced in the hearts
Of all GOOD citizens is scarcely noticeable,
tut Mr.. Martin being present at the time
of the burial was able to lead lis to the very
spot. A..
In connection with this | would say that
Mrs. jackson lived near neighbor to my
father and mother. and often have | heard
them speak of Mis-. Jackson and her little
son Tommy, who she would nuke do little
errands, pick chips. &c, about the house
Mrs. Jackson married Mr.. Woodson, ard
was in orr county only a short time. Up to
the time OF her death. she was seemingly OF
melancholy, Respondent disposition, but
ranch loved by all who formed her acquant-
ance. Her death was sudden and unex-
pected.
Any further information or aid | can
render the relativeS and friends Of the de-
.,,sed will be kindly and cheerfully done.
Very truly. GEORGE 4. VAUGHAN.
.Nouato,n Ccce PoSt-Ctice, Fayette county,
W. Va
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An unfortunate culprit was recently
brought before an Iowa justice charged with
assauiting and batteriug maiden. Invest.
CATION showed tina, the defendant bad merely
saIuted the damsei against her will. She was
in court. and gave her testimony looking SO
very beautifully that the judge was com,
PEELED to make special ruling. He could
not. he said, in conscience fine the man for
doing what was done; for, said bis Honor,
81 have been obliged to hold on to the arms
Of my chair to keep from kissing the COM
plainant myself" Never did judge give a
more rational deciSion.--N York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
BY Wellington GOddln,
Auctiuneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner nf Eleyrnlh and Rank streels.

GALE Ar AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE ACRES. WITH NEW AND COMnEok !rTg.
EuGDE.S RRIDGE ROAD. ADJOINING GRE
GHRY'S TaVERN, TEN MILES FROM NAN
CHESTER.-Wi be sold at auction on M0NDA1
Chesterfield county courthouse. In Manchester tbe-
Ing court day. that very desirable EARN located as
above adjoining the residence OF Kew: James Gre
Hundred and forty-tree acres, of which about half
is open land of good quality; balance In wood and
timber. The place is we'll inclosed. The dwelling
Is new one containing four rooms aud two closets
and there is good barn, stable, &c The barn, stu,
bic, and dwelling are well Enclosed with post aud
nlank fence This Is fine chance to secure good
farm in a desirable ncighborhood on favorable
terms.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale W. Goi'DlN,
Ia o-cDtltds Auctioneer.
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b. Moody & Royall
Auctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
~ HUNDRED AND EiGETy7FopH : A ! EHsE
FIELD COUNTY, VA, HkLF A MILE FROM
CLOVER HILL RAILROADS. virtue OF de-
cree Of The County Court of Chesterfield county, ut
the December term, lsI2, ~ certain suit therein
pending styled $. L. l.. f6ster. surviving partner.
&c, u.s. Lucy Fnqua, Administrative, .et as" the
undersigned will expose for sale at public auction
on MONDAY the 9th of June, 1873, at Il o'clock NJ.
that being cour-day IN trout Of the court-Ilouse
OF said county, that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES more or less onc-thirG
cleared, the balance well tilnbcred with ok and
pine: good Fra MED DWELLING containing I'VE
or sis rooms, and all the necessur, ouI-houses. his
tract OF land lies Immediately in the coal region,
showing every indication of coal Its proximity
TO the Clover Hill railroad where ready tl1nsporta-
ton can he had 10 1 good market either for coal'
wood or TIMBER should engage The attention OF caD-
talists and those seeking good inyestm cnts. This
land adjols the lands of Franklin Stearns, Wi!klns
Hall estate, aud others.
TERMS: Cash as TO costs Of this suit anu expenses
of sale: the balance In three equal instruments IL
one two and three years for bonds bearing interest
from day of sale. The title being retained until The
whole purchase money Is paid. :. BRophS.
Ia lids Commissioner.
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Isy t;rucls & Wlljtans.
Auctionecrs and Heal Estate t'c''H.
Eleventh street betwe"n Main AMI Barb

SALE OF THE NLhl
i VALUABLE LARGE Two-SIuHf bElEk
WAREHOUSE On TIE n9NE''tS , h hmEo,
pEAiE KAU.RDAD plipT. EI AUCTION.
In Part execution ot lre,' g trust tr""i 4 !.
Workman K Co. and als. Ia the sbscr'bcrs ~ u NJ
ices duly recorded In Richmond IhaDc"rS '""i'
office we will sell at auction. upon the Itnlscr on
MONDAY. 9Th OF June. at O'Clock NJ. ~"
above referred to, rly msro "
Mcssrs. &. L. Wortllam i co.
II fronts ISL feet 81 l,rck ar Water street ''''i
runs back about 20 feet to the Kchinnmd d"ch' .h'
Is bounded on the west hy slip on il'c no:h. tti,
having wlter-frpnts on two sidcs. IL ip,.t't1.
binding thus on the w,ter urar 10 the steamboat
wEarves aud IN close proximity 10 ID" la'liGh,
depot, makes iteNtremely valuable Tor soihim.t :"
built, isl x5o feet, with c'TS "ta'
ment for heavy storage.
TERMS: At sale.
j. q. BLACKWELL T,r:,..s.
c. II. WILLIAMS.
GRrBBS & WILLIAMS, huctioncers. NY ~
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f. a-tds
ByJ. l.. Apperson. Real Estate Auctioneer,
Main and Eleventh streets.

SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VERY
nv On FRIDAY, 9TH of June, 1878. ut 12 O'Clock
NJ shall sell al auction. fl front Of the CUSTOM
house. The FARM of Robert s. Hardpove, bank
rnnt. living on POlecat creek. near the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, and ON the
road from Penola to Bowling Green, half mile
from die former and ten miles from the latter !;
contains TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES,
OF which about one hundred acres Is foreground;
about = acres cleared balance well-woodea in oak
and pine fine DWELLINGS; barn, and other out
houses Also. fine orchard. Free of liens.
TERMS: Unc-half cash balance at two and four
months. ROBERT STANARD,
ie e-o,ytds Assignee.
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BY Ish-ll < Son.
'SVF,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALuA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE On THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN FUU-
SHEE AND ADAMS STREETS At AUCTION
BY virtue OF a decree OF the thancery Court Of the
city Of Richmond, entered on the lrlh dty u Nav.
1913. In the case a,ylcd N0odson rs N""d.ynS
ats. and Downev rs. Woodsong we. sprri1 com
missoners by said aec,,.e appointed. will sl sue
tion upon the premises, on THURSDAY tie i.'h
day Of June. 1s73 at vclOrk T. VI, the red s"tltr
in said suit menticned--Vi2:
THREE-STORY Is Il fC h BUILDING with
KITCHEN admirably suited fer n,lsiucsa hOu.:
ard family residence situated and being as above
stated. The lot fronts t%cnvtOur feet aud runs bi"k
ono hundred and twenty feet to III alley.
Also II LOT adjoining the above. with la 20 two
story brick Stab:e thereon. commonly known ~
WoUdson's stable, which, with small OUTLAY
hc made most excellent grocery anu gralafy
stand.
TERMS One third nf the purchase money to 'e
paid In cash the balance IN equal hi-ldncn's ~
credit of six aud twelve months respectively. he
purchaser or purchasers giving nesO,iai" note,
well inuorSed. with interest added Al the ralf ut -
per c.ntuln per aunum from The ,ly ~ sale !ul 'hr
deferred payments, and the title 10 IT, lc;iI' uni
the whole purchase money IS full, pid and c'I-
yCyuiice ordered by the court
". W. COSBY.
CHARLES ". TURNER.
ip3 special Con'uias I"Ir"'E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
ByJ. l.. Apperson, Real Estate Auctioneer,
lOl8 Main street.

nAKL AND, A MOST DESIRABLE
SJbtARkET AND FRUIT FARM. FOUR AND
A HALF MILES NORTHWESTO OF RICHMOND,
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold, on tue premises, on FRIDAY, June
6, 1873, ut IL O'Clock NJ. the above-described FARM.
near Sttpless mill. bounded on two sides by never
falling creeks on which are about twenty acres
of very fine meadow land. containing las $4,000
ACRES, (soil dry, sandy loam eminently suited
for vegetables, fruits, &C., uld sufficiently rolling
for drainage.) of which one hundred acres are
cleared and 10 u fine state Of tlllage, twenty-five
Comfortable FRAMED DWELLING, with brick
foundation, containing six rooms, on n handsome,
genty-swelling emiEencc In = beautiful oak grove;
kitchen with two rooms; bari stane. corn-eri,,.
hundred trees of the hest varieties Of pears,
plums, and apples two cc.pOnds, covering three
acres which may be greatly enlarged; ample room
for dozen ice houses, all shaded by large trees
fruit properly attended to. In proptious seasons
would yield fire profit. The finest sIrawbefrles
raised in this section were growi on tnls piace:
+" Oakland being only thirty minutes pheasant
in sight OF The house. In about the same time, rem
ders II exceedingly desirable for retired gentle
man, business man OF the city, trucknan, or
farmer.
Personal. PROPERTY Oh the premises, con-
a!sing of Mules, Wagons, Carts PlOughs, House.
holland Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS: For the real estate, One-fDurth cash |:
gotiable notes. interest at eight per cent. added
secured by trust deed For the personality cash for
$50 less over that sum, sixty days credit for np-
proved negotiable paper Tie properly may he
bought privately. aud II SOLD due neHSs WIN be
my ~. ID ~ sgs5-.-7- AuctIoneer.
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FrSsRAL sTRAIS-Two CoRrshs, oou .
nr~ Dp.ru .spA FATAL ACCIDENT, on or. Uss
Tp,r-JFrom the Omaha Repa6acon::JI5 ,,nr,,
T-n;on Pacific railroad PASSENGER li;.,n , ILL., .
The west that arrived here on esIutu'y NV ~
,,'ns, nron,f,,l record of mortality, sue1 o.
hos Seldom if ever before, been laf''le'ea ~
tnn history OF railroading ", th's 'o"n''
II WAS cmphatic.tIly deatil-ia'h. ,.,.,
Theyy, were two corpseS on the A.',. W.
= letf ogden. One was the BODY Oh hteu.e
nnnt Harris, killed in the Modoc COUNTY
and the other was pFothc' ''"'
who shared the same Fate. ,.,o
There was passenger on tue eais WV
was suffering from severe attacN y, ny
r,lsia. At Laramie. man Cathe ou '
,,,;, who was considerably under the lnuo-
cnce of liquor, and he gave the SICK tpan =
dose of opium which he happened 10 nav.
with him. The dose CONSISTED OF aoous
,h;rtv Grains, and he died about two ana
ono. hall hours ride this side of Cheyenne.
The BODY was taken from the train at North
IJute, The deceased was named r. M.
,ldrich. of Butte county, Cal. He was
.,hnnt I,y.tour wears of age. and was going
east to visit his aged mother. A Ticket ioi
Boston .was found among MS eleca>.
About one hundred miles the other side
Ct Laramie an old gentleman named tersn,
son. about >cventy-tive years OF age, stepped
out of the coach in which he was riding, ana
was seen no more. He had laid down 10
rest. and about an hour atterward he got up
and went out ON the car platform as the tram
was passing througha large canyon. That
IS the last that was seen OF him. The tram
was searched through, but he was not on
board. His effects were taken oil at Lara
me and left with the station agent. 1t Is
supposed that he fell from the train anu was
killed. He lived in the East, aud bad been
o,s to California to look after some properly
he owns III that State. The accident nap
pcncd mt about 10 O'Clock at night. ..
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Az INTERVIEW WITH JEFFERSON DAvIs-HE
!, WRITING BooH.--A correspondent writ
Ing from Memphis to the Macon Telegraph
oltd Messenger gives this concerning Mr..
Davis:
81 think, Mr.. Davis, YOU will not lose the
other.cye until you shall have given to the
world your views and opinions as to the
causes which led to the lalc war;?
II am writing he sad--and he drum
med with his fingers upon the baize-corercd
table upon which his arm rested. and the
ticrp sadness which clouded his features
and followed the remark was painful to con.
template.
We had been speaking of the distinguish
ed L. z. {. Lamar, of Mississippi, and Colo
ncl Thomas HardemaD. of Georgia. After Il
pause of some moments he said: "Thc war
had been Il great misfortune TO Them" A
brilliant future was before them; their
talents and moral worth gave high promise
OF emineuce and usefulness in their ina
turcr years. Lamar has had his di>abili-
ties removed; Congress has refused to
do the Sane for Hardeman. | am sorry
for this if he desired it, but it is not
possible for either Of them to bill up the
hlatus caused by the war; but even
were this possible to them, it would be Of
no avail to the country. The food of cor
ruptiou which has swept over it, has, and
viii continue to engult it beyond the re-
deeming efficacy of moral worth or elevated
intelligence. You have just returned from
a visit to Lamar, and contemplate a visit to
Georgia, you tell me !; say to Hardeman and
u Lamar, when again you see them. l have
pleasant memory of them both, and fur.
ther tell them, am preparing work with
all the impartiality possible to me, and after
years of sober thought, which shall not leave
the world in darkness rs to my motives, and
my conduct, OF that of those who acted with
me-"
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BY Richardson q Co.,
Real EstIte Agents and Aucti"necrs,
Il13 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
N no 6o7) On TENTH STREET, THIRD
DuOR NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, FOR SAL Z
BY AUCTIUN.-We shall sell by suction, on the
premises. on TUESDAY the 10th instant. n half
past O'Clock p. A., i valu ,ble BRICK DWELL
ING NO COZ on Tenth street, third door north OF
.righ, with basement, two stories above, anu wing
.c,s hot and cold water, Latrobe stove cooking
range Kitchen stable and lot % by l?o feet with an
alley In the rear; all inirst-rate repair and delight
fully located.
Terms: On' third cash; balance IN six and
twelve months, negotiable notes to be given for the
deferred ply ments, with Interest added and secured
l,v n deed of trust RICHARDSON Il Co.
led AuCionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
BY Hill s. .aoddin, Auctioneers,
No. ll0S Main street.

EIGHTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
IL LOTS ON THE WESTERN LINE OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-On FRIDAY. June 9TH, 1873. on the pre-,
misses commencing at - O'Clock Z, NJ. we viii sell
50 LOTS. fronting each 30 feet by from 132 10 200
feet ON Cary, Jacquelp. Ashland, Blair; Claiborne,
and Winder streets, between the city lliie ana le
village of Harre. This beautiful section IS rapidly
building up. Many of the Iecenty-sold lots now
have, or are having, built on them tasty, houses
Street to Carter street Cary street has beeu also
graded. These, with improvements rapidly going
on make this a very desirable field for Investment.
we call attention of non-residents of Richmond to
this opportunity OF buying property near our grow
ing city.
TERMs: Oue-fourth cash: balance In four, eight
and twelve months. HILL lio)DlN,
my oS-os o. 3oMy&tds AuciioneerS.
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:5.Is. BY Eli u Gidsdln,
Real Estate Agents and Austioneers,
No. lies Main street.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
ID PINE STREET.. SQUARE AND A HALF
FROM MONROE PARE, FOR SALE At AuC-
TION.-On SATURDAY. June It'll, mt Sd o'clock T.
GROUND on the east side of Pine between Cary
dnd Cumberland streets, 1s5 feet deep to if-foot
alley b 49,, Z :, :. : ! :, -. !,
LUIS of 30 feet each on the west side OF Pine be-
tween .AlbemarIe and Spring, with depth Of Ids
feet to an alley.
These lots IRE beautifully situated. and being on
Pine street near Monroe Park, and with the street.
cars now running on Laurel street, one square OIL,
should command the attention OF parties desiring
TO build iu pleasant locality.
TERMS = Dne-fourtl cash: balance In four, eight,
and tNelye months, six per cent. added.
HILL &C. GODDIE,
To- AuctOneers.
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auCTION sALEs-Future Days.
By CoulIing & Pendletun,
Rcal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Nn 1n0t. corner Tenth and Bunk streets.

EOR SALE At AUCTION. THAT
It DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLlNG, NO. 2ua
sTREETS.-At the request Of the owner; we VIII
offer for sale at auction. on the premises on.
uEsIRhBLE BRICK DWELLING located q;
above sThe YELLING contains, six large ana
two small rooms; large front hall, closets, &c
.rbe LOT has front OF sIxty-two feet by one huH-
dred and ffly-elght feet deep. City water In the
yard. and there's also we'll Of excellent water en-
the premises. This property Is truly valuable on
arcont of the size Of the lot It being large enough
for three houses Any one desiring an investment
Will do well to attend this sale, as bargain VIII DC
offered.
CuULLING & PENDLEFON.
tatas Auctionefrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
BY Hill & Guddin.
Real Estate Agents and auctioneefs,
No. HOS MaIh street.

NEW TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
~ ING. ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
EAJNBEIIiGE AND FIFTH STREETS, IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER. FOR SALE AT
AUITIUN.-At the request Of the owner, we will
sell at auction. on the premises on FRIDAY, June
GILL at half-past o'clock Z. NJ, the neat and com
Portable DWELLING located rs above described
The house Is new, covered with tin, and contains
seven rooms, including kitchen. The lot fronts 10
feet on Fifth street. running back 1875 feet deep, and
Is beautifully shaded by large elm trees The pro-
perty is now Orcupied by Mr.. +. Z. Weisiger ~
rental that pays good interest the price asked
furit H. s..
TERMS: Unu-fourth cash; balance at four. eight,
aud twelve months, with SIX per cent Interest
added, secured by u trust deed.
HILL & GOnDIN.
ir2 AuctionccrS.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
FIcvruth street between Main and Bank.

THE VERY NICE FRAMED DWELL
l. ING. No. 1876, NINTH STREET FREECli
LOTS IN REAR Of TIE ABOVE ON TENTH
STREET.-nn THURSDAY, June l., at s. A., 1, e,
ING formerly occupied by Mr. John Moran, and
now by Mr.. w. W. Caldwell. 1t has brick base
mcnt, five large rooms. u bathroom, and a store
house, besides hall-roOm also, Kitchen kas and
water with some pretty pvcrSreens, flowers, vines,
and fruit trees The lot Is 30 by lao feet.
After which will be sold TWO BUILDING
LOTS in rear of the above each fronting 80 feet Oh
the west side of Tenth street, running back 100 feet.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS WI LLlAMS,
ie AucttOneerS.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT BEAUTIFUL. NEW. AND MO-
Il RECONSTRUCTED BRICK RESI-
nENCE no. COL At THE SOUTHWEST COR
AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 9Th June, at. S
o'clock p. NJ, will sell, upon the premises the
residence above referred to- 1t finished In nice
style has nine rooms Including kitchen; city water
gas, with culyert privileges, stablefor four horses
carriage house. &c. Slreet-carS pass the trout 1t
has been bull. Within the last few years, and Is now,
If possible IN nicer order than on the day 1t was
completed.
I he lot is 10 by $50 feet 10 alley 20 feet wide.
The situation Of this property, west Grace street,
whittier the hes: improvements are extending, and
where MI desire TO locate, together with the very de-
siraIs character of the building, should ensure a
lively interest in this SALE Possession will be given
at once.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NV 20 Auctionecrs.
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BY Robertson, BroIiaugb Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to rs OH the 10th Of October. 1871, by
Booker Bentley and wife, OF record In the clerks
Office of Chesterfield county, VOL 81, page 25a, we
shall sell beng required to do by the beneficiary
ut public auction, on the premises. on SATURDAY
the 7th OF June, 1873. at O'Clock p NJ, that valu
able HALF-TENEMENT HOUSE AND LOT,
situated In the town of Manchester on Fifteenth
street between decatur and Stockton streets.
Parties wishing good investment should attend
this sale. IA.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance In six and
twelve months, interest added, deferred payments
occurred by deed Of trust on tile property:
~ WILLIAM IRA SMITH, $
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
Trustees.
ROBERTSON, BRoyAUGH 4 Co., Auctionecrs.
~
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By i;rlibiss & Williams,
Real Estat. Agents and Anrtione"tr'
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE FEAMEl

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE FRAMED
4 COTTAGES IN Ttit, NORTH SlDf ~
FRANKLIN STREET ytTWEEN sEbt Hih
AND EIGHTH STREETS Bi ATttihN IN ~,
execution OF d'ei of trust from james r. "@,'
aud wife 10 thu subscribers as trustees. dUs rt'," ~
we viii sell on TUESDAY thu 10Th da, 81 'uhc'
l.73 srer the sale of the Presh, terrain church -
saw al & o'clock L. NJ. those FIVE NEAT FkA NED
COTTAGES situated IL above. Th,s Nop'tsN ~,
cunfe "A select location In unst desirable par o,
Franklin street Within one block OF The NIL
Square and few minutes walk ot the p"'f'o'
and other business centres. ,,r,-
property, Improved rs II is aud paying s,cd n.
come Is well worthy vi consi6eraiiopr"SI f.ip-
h I'd 10 It's central situation aud 10 the pre- ~,
obtained :ur property distant lwo miles tiv'b oh>'
ness.
TERMS At sale. G. u. WILLIAMS.
J. IL. Guy.
GRuBBs L WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. ,.,,d.
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lPRospEsiTY or RlonAoNp.--[E Editorial let
tfr In Charlottesville Jefsrsontan Republic
car Richmond is growing city--enter-
pris!ng and prosperous. The opening of the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad to the Ohio
aas brought, and is every day bringing. n
large western custom TO Its trade and traffic;
and this trade will 10 on increasing untilIhe.
ass sstaaass tbs Srsas thriyins ssn!ss Of
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BY COOK Il Laughtpu. Auctloueers'
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
DAWNBROkER'S SALE OF
L DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
II1EI1 pa SII NkRWARE &C.


1T AUCTION.
At the request Of Abraham Harris, pawnhroker
will sell ut his store. No. 1881 Main street. OH
THURSDAY the 18th Instant at 10 O'Clock \. NJ,
FIVE HUNDRED LOIS uF
DIAMOND JEWELRY.
GOLD WATCHES.
PINS. CHAINS.
RINGS, &C.. sc.
SILVER WATCHES.
PITCHERS. GoBLkTs,
SPOONS, FORKS, &C. &C
MEMS AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING.
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c, &c
All articles warranted rs represented
All persons having forfeited pledges al my Once
will call and renew or redeem them on or nc'ore
WEDNESDAY, Juue nth. IS further Indulgence
cannot be granted. >, .,,.,.,.o,.
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ATTITUDES from the lakes 10 the ironics lie invites
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OF greis variety, served In inimitable style. His
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