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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27
Complimentary Letter
J. HOPKINS,
VT.

To THE PUBLIC:
Having been acquainted with DR.. ). W.
Smyth, of Burlington, for many months
during which time 1 have been profession
ally associated with him on several occa-
sions, I take pleasure in fully recommend
ing him as a thoroughly educated and re-
liable physician and surgeon. l am aware
that very strong prejudice exists among
regular practitioners and in most cases it
is just, against travelling physicians and
medical specialists" and therefore 1 am
particular to have it understood that | re-
gard DR.. Smyth as a sl1illful and thorough
ly competent practitioner, and an honor
able gentleman. In those branches ofmed-
icine and surgery to which DR.. Snyth
gives especial attention, have known of
his effecting most wonderful cures. In
Aural and Opthalmic Surgery, I consider
him an honor to the profession.
VIM. s. HOPKINS, NJ. DIE
Yergennes, Nov. 25, 1872.
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''BUY Me, AND I'LL DO You Goon y
Or. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters. No
drugs, no poisons, nothing deIeterious,
nothing but good healthy roots and heTbs
Dock, Prickly Ash, Thoroughwort. Man.
drake, Rhubarb, Dandelion, &c, com
pounded so as to reach the fountains Of
disease, and absolutely cure all Humors
peps1a, Costtyeness, ScrofUla, and ali dim
cultles arising from diseased stomach ~.
impure blood Twenty years of'unrfyale5
success has proved them to be the best
medicine in the world. GEO g. tIo p,I9t
WIN CO., Boston, and all druggists.
mph1 Id iftw
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4 lLD LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS
~ desiring a change of contract.

Men with successful records in any bust
ness hrst-cfass men out of employment;
any who desire business with no canitaI
70 hazard, no loss, risk or expense. but
sure OF profit, are invited to Communicate
with the undersigned. He is prepared to
negotiate with agents to deyelone III.
most successful plan of Life Assurances
ever presented to the public.
=. L. BABCooK, Rutland, Manager.
'isoropoiltan Life Insurance Company of
iorh' mhldeod3m&wlm
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depression, Involuntary emissions, loss OF
semen, spermatOrrh@a, loss of power, dir
" head, loss of memory, and threatened
impotence and imbecility, find a sovereign
No. Twenty-eight. Composed of the most
valuable, mild and potent curatives, they
strike at once at the root of the matter,
tone up the system, arrest the discharges,
tality to the entire man. They have cured
thousands of cases. Price, s. per package
of five boxes and a large 81 vial which Is
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists
or sent by mail on receipt of retail price
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOME
OPATHIC MEDICINE CO., 562 Broadway.
New YORK. Sold in Rutland by +. Fem Is
Co and A. w Higgins. sep31eod&wIy
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this town every year and left in ex-
change for that rock. am thankful
for the facts brought out, and demon
strated, that our marble is good and in
exhaustible; and | would be grateful to
those men if they would let other par
ties bring forth that undeveloped wealth
as well as themselves. Only through
the wealth that can be brought out Oh
that deposit by working thousands OF
men can Rutland grow to be OF much
importance. We want the railroads,
even if we have to pay for them. we
want manufactures, if we have to give
the land for sites and part of the capital
to start them. But most, and above all,
do we want 100, 900 men at work in that
deposit preparing it to exchange for
money and pay the laborer, they, IN
turn, paying it to the merchant, the
farmer and the mechanic. The propr1e-
tors, mean time, luxuriating in their
wealth, and scattering it around, as do
the proprietors of those quarries now.
We need not complain, we have within
our midst the germ of a great CONNER
cial city, and all that lies in the way OF
its immediate prosperity is the discour-
agement given to all capitalists that wish
to invest therein. A CITIZEN.
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DARN FOR SALE,

In Brandon, two miles north of the vii
iage, on the road leading to Whiting vii
iage. Th1s is known as the Luther COnant
farm. 1t contains $50 acres of land, well
adapted to keeping cattle or sheep. The
dwelling house has been recently and
thoroughly repaired out-buildings all in
good repair; running water in barn-yard;
plenty of fruit of the best varieties. Terms
of payment made easy and satisfactory
For further Information, apply to
HENRY RUST.
Brandon, Feb. "a, 1878. d&wtoApl
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ACRoBATIC FARMING. - A Danbury
young man, who was once clerk, late
ly went on a farm to work. The first
night in his new position he was detailed
to remove a calf from the apartment of
its parent to another shed, and while en-
gagged, as thousands have been before
him, in showing the contrary beast
along, the mother reached under the
tails of his coat with her horns, and sud
denly lifted him up against the roof of
the building with force that threat
ened to shatter every bone in his body
The first thing he did on returning to
earth was to rub himself, the next
thing was to throw up his place. He
said he didn't doubt that agriculture was
a noble pursuit, and that the farmer
needed an assistant in the discharge of
the multifarious duties, but he didn't be-
lieve the Creator designed him for max
ing skylights in cow sheds.-Dan5any
Ne1rS
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r L I L Nd. Vt.
- REAT AUCTION SALE

~ REAT AUCTION SALE y
~ VALUABLE BUILDING LOI>
Rutland, Vt, on Saturday, April ;, III
J.. DAWLEY, AuctiOneer, viii SCI
Saturday, the 5th of April next, conli--s,
ing at ten O'Clock q. m, fifty village .
comprising some of the most eilglpie
for pleasant residences remaining w.
the bounds of the corporation anu y.
tanning an area OF some seventeen - -.
OF ground. This property has nOs, -
recently, been available TO pufe.-l--
The lots are located on jackson Az aat
and Avenues A, II and G, recently 1919 z
and leading east from Main street.
south from the first named avenue ~. RI
are situated on elevated ground, L "a. ~ ~
gentle southern slope, affording l45
facilities for drainage, and the sou -
adapted to gardening and fruit ~.
These lots being within ten - 8
walk of the depot, would make III =
siraDle for mechanics and rallTo4- -
ployes, or others doing business u ~,
Several new buildings are TO De go
here the present season. from the -
ty here described the scenery of mon.
and valley is at once pleasant and 49,
tive. and for those who are anxious &
tablish homes, or wish to pRrcha-g =
hold for quick and TemuneratIve aale---s
in one of the most wealthy and pros
towns in Vermont, this sale affords "-'
~ favorable opportunity. .,s 81.
Terms-25 per cent. down, ana .-~
ance in two equal yearly payments
Rutland, Feb. q, 1873. d"
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For MOTH PATCHES. FRECKI rs
and TAN, use PERRY'S Moth and FreclrIo
Lotian. It is reliable and harmless Sold
street, New York. = Doiiu
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60. or \ pn.p MsssAcnusrrrs sol

,,x-rrns or DEAD MASSACHUSETTS sot-
n,rp "a SWORD. IA few weeks since HOE. vi.
pnry Twichell was informed by y member OF
conSress from Virginia that a sword was III
sso.seos;on OF one Of his friends wata tn,s
itnscr,niion upon it: " Presented to Japan ~,
7 fmwiin BY the Don-commissiohea o.l,'
ters and priyates Of Company r, thsy.sl =, ~
I 1sossscIn.etts regiment" and that the parties
snIf;nn the sword would chcerlully resign
:, s,y 70 Hs owner If living; and If dead. TO his
n.n ~, or legal representatives. Mr.. Twichelt
, y, nnee informed General Cowdin Of the
sae,s inouiring if the captain was his sou.
Word was sent on In the affirmative. win .he
reouest that the sword should be Tor
warded to the Generals address. Cap
tain Cowdin was an only son, and
was killed at the battle Of Cold Harbor, June
3 1854 The sword was upon his person at
the time of his death. From Mr. William
L. Cochran, who had possession Of 1T, and
who has exercised the utmost kindness ana
promptitude In returning it, we learn tha'
some time in March Of 1865 an officer IN Gen
eral Early's command left the sword ut tho
house OF Mr.. Cochran's father for saie'keep
ing. saving that he had obtained 1t on thu
battlefield: and when General Sheridan's
army was about to take possession OF The
town II was buried, and had remained thele
ever since. until about four weeks ago, whei
it was brought to light. Through the cour
fesy Of the posscSSor General CowdIn ha'
received this touching memorial Of his son
Boston Transcript.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-15
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc,tonecTS,
Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALtA.
" RTE REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER
BY AUCTiOA.-!n execution Of \ decree q! W.
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county c,icrt0 y Wv
November term, IST2. In the suit vi SiIln:t.ioS'
guardian rs Stripefi,ilows heirs We, the rn,!ri
signed commissioners therein appointed, wiz 'Sht
auction on WEDNESDAY the 18Th instant d ID, ;
O'Clock p. ~ the real estate mentioG e. II "a
consisting OK and commencing WITH "',s IN a.,
south side Of Eleventh street bci"ecn NV -.
Decatur streets: FRAME ID" ELLiNL "un'.'
rooms. the usual ont-housesS. aud ict 5:hi - ,seJ
FIVE LOTS OH Maurv street. and binii To-"
Everett, street between jefferson aud tiIy sti't'$h
TERMS: one-third Of the purchase m"ttf III I'D
the residue In two equal in,tll'ncoiS o! ~ Sj
twelve months, NEGOTIABLE notes viii! ihc!. ~" .,l
to lie given for the deferred Iiymcnl>, ava ae ,.' 5
retained until the whole purchase money Is l'I' -"
conveyance orderedb by the court. ,,,rrs
j. 4 RICHARDSON.
,,he Con.r.i $. tOnei'.
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Appletons' Journal runs over hastily Tho
census of the libraries in the United States
There were In these, public and private
4.50o,000 books in 1850, 1900, 0G0 in 1860
and 45 COZ, 600 in 1S70-a wonderfully rapio
increase. There are 1,lO0 free municipal
libraries, and, significant fact, mote than hall
of them are in New England, and more
than third in Massachusetts, alone.
Just before it adjourned the Senate passed
a resolution to print $4,000 copies Of the
agricultural report and sci! them at fifty cents
n COPY. 1t will be easy enough! to print tue
81, 900 copies, but that baby will Gle Of cid
age, il he can contriycto die at all, who lives
to see them all sold at fifty cents COPY
Louisville Ccuicr-J0urnat.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
AuctIoneers and Real fstatc Agents.
eleventh, greet between Main and Eauk,


SALE OF THE MOED AND
~ YORK RIVER RAILROAD by yirtu" cf =
decree of the Chanccry Court Of the ci'H ci hiri-
mond in the causes of the Richmond an! io!s
River Railroad Company rs. }. Pros>cr alb AMI
Robert Ii. Maury, trustees. ana }. Prn,scT IaiD ail
Robert VI. Maury, trustees. rs. The Richmond ana
York River R,i!ro:td Company, entered on The ION
survivor Of US. shall sell by public an.i"n. AT tie
auction-rOGnis OF Mcssrs. GrIhbs & Williams, H".
Eleve,,n street, Richmond, Va, Oh FRIDAY ihe
I'd day of May. 1873. mt tie hour O! - ~ ail ibr
Of The RICHMOND AND YORK EiEEG Rail.
ROAD COMPANY, including Its roiG"ai. iG!t'
cross-ues dcpots, sii!ngs, cars, cn2lHrs, tender
aud all other property Whatsoever, Including al
such sale nothing whatsoever D"nEgi:E To ssd'"i:-
papy except It's chooses In action ana debts die "r 70
become due TO II.
The TERMS OF SALE WILL! BE as FOLLOWS:
The sum of si5o,ooo shalt be paid IN CASH. ani We
residue of the purchase money shall BE- ray@L@s -
follows $4,000 on the Isl Of JynGJry lsTNRh ~
tercst at the rate of Per cent. per aunnn from W:
day OF sale. payable semi-aunuaY; S3Jo eo Oh 'i9
lst day Of january Sse. with Interest al tbt rae o.
per cent. per anI!um from the day Of safe lydhe
semi annually; and the remainder o! sach Tcl4'.
money on the lst dry Of January. 1871, with inter>;
at the rate of per cent. per aniuH lfu '!e S ..
sale, PAYABLE semi-annaliy-t sale 10 be 'g'ES'
to the ratification lection uf the court. ana '-
session not to be delivered until tp sale has 'r
ratified BY the court the deferred ~ pcnS 10 ~
secured by deed IF trust on the properly Ees'"
deed tn he subject 10 the approval OF tn.nnti'
CAPITALISTS Will take notice that the exert % Ns'e
and conveyance will be Ia cxtnEulsb. thc SAN Cc..
pany and make the purchaser or purchasers j ''''
corporate. r..r.
For further particulars apply 10 MeSS.S. p'hk Y
MaURY, Richmond "a. atnr'ig},.. i lgt lic ""''
tees !. PRnN3fR TAtb
ROBERT ~. AiAtRi,
IA 2.-,d Surviving frrsie'..
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JgST OF LETTERS.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND POST-OFFLCE MARCH
u, 1878. ,,,. IT.. ,-,,, ,,,o,so
say advertised" If not called for IN -FOUR weeks
they win be sent 10 the Dead-Lc.ter Office, in Wash
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by Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1919 Main street.
l;y y. NJ. Lee, hnctioHecr,
No. lOit Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. ON THE
' NORTH SIDE OF DOVER STREET BE-
TWEEN PINE AND CuLYERT STREETS. IN
SIDNEY, FOR SALE NJ AUCTION.-on WE'D
EESDAY the 18th Of March. 1873. at "a o'clock 2
N. will sell ut auction the LOT shove described
IL has front Do:er street Of 81 feet, and runs
back la9 feet to IN alley 20 feet wide.
Terms: One-tEird cash: balanceat SIX and twelve
months for negotiable interest adde secured
ny decd on the property. lakes fer 1878 10 he paic
bv tile purchaser.
NH = y. VI. LEE.
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BY Gruhhs Il Williams,
Auctioncors and Real Estate Agents.
r. joyaufh sf,-ppt bct v.ppn Mntu mud Remit

DARN CALLED SYCAMORE GROVE,
i CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND
NINErY-THREE ACEtE. OK .TLuKhHOt.
CREEK, OPPOSITE THE ,CNENnN UiI.L
COAL MINES, FOR SALE Al AUCrIoN.-W"
win sell at auction, at the Office Of Gr9bb' VII
MONDAY the 18th OF March. 1873, At IL O'Clock ~,
the VALUABLE FARM located as above. coB;aia-
ing THREE HUNDRED and SlSETY.TliREE
ACRES: one-thir cleared. one-tlrir, In original
growth, and One-thirdi In second growth pine. The
improvements are Il FRAME DWELLING and usual
out-budngs.
The farm Is now In the possession Of Ihonss II.
Nuckols. who will show The property 10 those whi-
ing TO purchase 1t Is Within TIRE" miles 81 JancS
river by The road. and within haf i mile II t!-
Tnckahoe railroad.
The wood and timber on the land are vaiHl!Ie,aud
surrounded us II is by coal and coke. max" II aro.
certain that they exist III large quantities on this
land.
TERMS: Ore-thrd cash; balance 1T Fix and
twelve months. six per cent. Interest; or onchtri
cash balance at one and two years, eight per cent.
Interest, secured BY i trust deed.
~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 3-Mha.ss,lI,l3.l5&l7 hu'ti"a~r'.
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Ey Grublas SC Williams,
Auc'ioncers and Zeal Estate Agents,
Eicrci;tIi street between Main ami Bank.

SMALL FARM OF FIFTY ACRES.
- AND HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NFTURE AND PLANTATION UTENSILS, FOX
SALE AT AECTION.-We will sell ut auction. OF.
the premises. on TUESDAY the 18th OF March, at
IL O'Clock 3f., the SMALL FARM of FIFTY
ACRES. on The Deep Run turnpike about five mi!9s
from kirhmoul now occupied by Mrs. Mary q
ScatDu. This Is q nlcr little farIn-about fifteen
acres cleared upland, about fifteen meadow. aud the
balance In wood and timber. The improvements
are frame dwelling witt three rooms; kitchen,
barn, stable. &C., and large iec-boase.
TERMS For the land, on.-third cash; balance at
six aud twelve months. For the furniture and
plantation utensils cash.
GRUBnS & WILLIAMS,
NH Il-i3,A,l5I7.tS AGctfonecrs.
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:, . " uIA
,ssnIfcrE,IS, S.II' .nE NAil Apbi

-FBERIJSTEES SALE Of fALt
1 LAND on YORK RlYER,-By ,ir w., e. :
deed OF trust executed the 10Th d3y i. I.:sI.
s7l, by Benjanip ~ Robinson ana w i If pablts
signed, trustees therein named VIZ ss ,s7s i,Est
being eour,ay Ia front of The eoar,-h9S 9. = ,a
Zen; county, tina, vaiuih'e ESTATE on, "irvWELvE
"BRiCk ROUSE containing sG ISa.n,,,,e,,iariy %
HIJSDKED ACRES. and lying inaE 9, r,tnt
York liver and opposite the town OF W. ,,c sud
TERMS: Cash es,pugn TO pay eNp'msSs ~, yaJas
debts occurred In said deeaSiy aoont s mn ,zy 81
I'll =, l1A's' '>' CYRUS 4. BRASCi, An
hooEhf rrGstes.
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ionccIe,
lll3 Stain street.

rHNHE SCHOONER Il. G.. TUBMAN FOE
L SALE BY AUCTiON.--Dy virtue Of 'ci,Rrti
mortgage, with power II sale: executed III the city
of Baltimore by Richard 7. Wa!tbail 10 alter 7.
Alicnder to secure the payment OF two nrgvtla1l"
notes OF 81 each. with interest thereon. va shall,
on FRIDAY the 2ist instant, ut 10 o'clock !. W.,
sell by auction, in the dock Of tire rity of ichlnnnd
opposite the York River railroad. the SCllpUSEE
Is. G.. TUBMAS, with all her RIGGING, TACKLE,
&c.
TERMS at sale.
NH RICHARDSoS & CO., Auconccr'.
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BY :. =. Davis, AuctCrGcr'
corner Eleventh. aud Main streets.
,E0IrESr or LIITLEBEkh !

DY REQUEST OF LlIILhDL IL ~
ID pOWES ESQ Viii cell at suct!or. on .ts
premises a, O'Clock r. 81, on MONDAY iae q
OF Mar, b, ls7s, that VALUABLE FA.M ~ nm, a.
he now resides. contatniES btiy-two atie' - !. ar-
Rae, aud Joseph Walker. Esis. Tie 9u''|'A'
suitable for such sized place. ,.ir, an
Immediately after The sale o! the lsnd ,"SSr9IN.f
four fine COWS. one HORSE. th$ r N an!
UTENSILS, aud most OF bis HotshAiohN
KITCHEN FERNfTuHE. ,..,.,A.
Ii the land Is not sold IL will tc leacn or a.
auce in one. two and three years, ncsoriabt Ge
interest la serura:e notes, payable III:
For personal property, al sums nnI' dor.crs II
sixty DAYS II rented, tie relter viii te Io.e
nav oae.,,,,arter in advance or give pesosiS."'
with anpruy ell indnrscrs, payable lta .i;i,rfer
D ~ ~ nh,
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= 49, = - -
WTILLCOX & GIBBS.

WILLCOX & GIBBS.
This very superior sEWING-MACHINE 10 now
offered ut the following liberal club rates:
We will give rs 4 premium \ ilrst-class machine
OF our awl or any other make In the market, tic
sired, to any person who Viii sell three Wilcox &
Gibbs rachimes to be ordered at time and paid
for In cash.
Price lists circulars, full instruction, &c., sent
gratis by mail. WILCOX q GIBBS,
Office, Is Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
fesstSwsm
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EORTY-FIYE HANDSOME BUILDING
n LOTS FOR SALE AT AUCTION. II IhE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER,s on WEDNESDAY
March l9th 1873, at O'Clock 7. NJ promptly
1872 feet corner Decatur and Tenth streets;
80 feet on Tenth near Decatur street;
go feet Adams between Hull ana Decatur strees
l39 feet corner Decatur ind Marshall streets;
D5 feet on Petersburg pike pear Decatur street;
132 feet OH Hull street, III Buck Hill; r.
90 feet south side Focahont.ts ncar CoWafoln ave-
loo feet north side Pccahontas near Cowardin ave-
nue.; o,,
ISIS feet corner Perry street and Cowardin avenue;
75 feet on Perry I'VE Fourteenth street;
90 feet corner Perry and Fourteenth streets;
s. feet ON Fourteenth below Perry street;
III feet corner FcurtJ cnih aud Semmes streets;
% feet on Twelfth near Perry street;
80 feet on Eighth lear Perry street;
IS feet on Seventh near Perry street.
This Is the best chance for those seeking invest
ments ever offered AS the free bridge is on the eve
of pletion, aud the horse-car railway Is TO De
laid as soon as tie bridge Is i ised this property
will he much more accessible and valuable.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day OF SALE
MOODY L ROYAL, NJ
hlJ-,ds Auctioucers.
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r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF
DRY GOODS, MOTIONS. sToRE-FrXTUREs
IRON SAFE, &c.

By virtue Of 4 decree Of tie United State; pi;.
trict Court for the Eastern District OF yrdni ard
to me directed, In the matter Of Pator { Go. e.
William Thalheimcr 6 Sons. bankrurts, shalt pro-
cced to sell ut public auction for cash. tie contents
of the two stores Of said bankrapt clabracu large
and desirable stocks Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs,
NOTIONS, STORE-FIXTURkS,
IRON SAFE. sc.
The sale ut store No. 1913 Main street. OPPOSITE
post-ollcr, will take place TUESDAY, March 18th
commencing promptly ut 10 \. VI.
The sale al COL Broad street win take PLACE FRI
DAY. March 2lst. commencing ut 10 \. VI.
A rare opportunity is offered purchasers.
DAVID H. PARKER,
NH l2-t2lstMarch United States MarsEa,.
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Ey Lyme 4 Brother.
AuctiCnccrs AMI Zeal Estate Agents,
1910 Min ctrnII

VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOT, ON
Y NORTH WEST CORNER OF FOURTH AND
At the request OF the owner We will sell, TUESDAY
NEXT. tie 18th day of March. upon the premises,
ut 81 O'Clock L. NJ. the ahovcdcscribed LOT. front
Ing on northwest corner of Fourth and Canal streets
.sXs2 feet.
TERMS Very reasonable. and At sale.
LYME & BROTHER,
NH Il AuctiUnCerS.
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The undersigned will unite In the above sale to
satisfy an execution In bis hands against Charles
Nelson upon Judgment In admiralty rendered DctO-
hef 20 1872, by the United States District Court for
tie Eastern District oil Virginia. for 1850 and costs
DAVID Is. PARKER,
United States Marshal.
NH LIN q alicia
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GALE OF STEAMER PALISADE.-Will
- be sold on THURSDAY, April 10, I'52' ut II
4. NJ, at the city OF Norfolk, Va. for cash as TO
such amount will satisfy the claim OF mortgages,
and for cash its equivalent IN respect TO balance
of purchase money. the STEAMER PALlSADE,
her Masts. Yards. sails, Eigglng, Anchors, Gables,
Boats Tackle. Apparel, and ArpWtenancas. as she
now Hes She Is %, 37-ln9 tons measurement, ieng
l54 feet breadth - feet, and depth feet Is of re-
markedly tight draught said TO draw % feet loaded
has been recently thoroughly repaired, aud Is fast
boat, adapted 10 bay and river navigation and for
CARRYING freight and passengers, being now under
charter to the Old Dominion Steamship Company In
that caIacty.
This boat was bought by Captain Charles Nelson
$50 long and fayorabty Known rs n ship-owner and
navigator from Virginia rGrts for the navigation OF
James river and Pamunkcy river and route between
Richmond aud Norfolk. End continued to be SO em-
ployed until he stricken down 50 as to be conf
relled 10 discontinue running her.
AS It is not often That ouch an opportunity Is Of
fcrnd 20 partIis in want of fast light draueht ves
sci 10 purchase like the PaiaGe. need not say
more, is they will he likely to attend the sale.
". l.. COW AkDIN.
President of Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
COMPANY. Richmond. Va, oriSasces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-15

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HAND.
" soME AND TggLY yaLgAgLE EN- MAN. AN,
BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
iSTREETs.-Rg virtue Of decree OF the County
Court q! powliatan county ut the February term.
1s7s, in the chancery suit therein pending styled
q. James r.. Gates. administrators rs Charles Sell
denis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we will expose for sale at pub
Lie auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY tle 2stn
day OF March, 1873, at O'Clock y. M.. TWO LOTS,
81 feet each by 1866, fronting ON said Porter
street, and on 81 feet by los fronting on the same
street. This property Is very 6cantfaliy i9ca,ed
located near ali the Churches and market. y1-si
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
gx per cent interest from day of sale. the title being
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
1870 WILLIS j. DANCE,
.as. SOCRATES BROOKS,
Commissioners.
afoony q Poy1yY Auct.oncers. NH is