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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12
COL. GEO. Il. GRESHAM.

Col. Grisham late editor of the Jones'
boro,' Union Flag was a native OF
Washington county Tennessee. Early
In 1861 he returned from Richmond
Va. where he had been for some time
employed. and where, it has been as
serted he participated with apparent
good will in those popular demonstra-
tions which favored the secession
movement. JUDGED he voted for the
ordinance of secession, but after he
returned TO East Tennessee he became
very decided in expressing a pref
ference for the Union cause, and con-
nected himself with the Federal army
in 1863, on the advent Of Burnside in
10 that section, being commissioned
Capt of Company |. in S. h. \. Pat
tons Sth Reg't.
five mistake not, between the time
Of his return from Richmond and the
period last alluded to, he and Mr. Jno.
Slack edited paper of which we do
not remember II6
After the close Of the war he was
commissioned by Gov. Browniow as
CAPTAIN in the State militia, and was
placed in command of a company
thereof composed mainly OF negroes,
and assigned to duty at this place
being stationed near the residence OF
Mr.. Jno. G. King.
This was i'm the summer OF 1885,
Aside from Dress parades on our
Main Street, and the compelling OF
Esqr. Shangle to cit as justice on some
case which was wholly civil and which
he did not think worthy of voluntary
attention, the command had Utterly
nothing to do, and was the subject o.
very little notice in any way. 1t re-
turned in the autumn, and was dis
banded. The next movement Of Col.
tGrisksal, having been brevetIed Col
,onel, by Gov. Brownlow, was the op-
en- advocate, inthe columns of the Flag
of the confscatiOu of the property OF
rebels. But even Congress. in the
then blaze of its passionate power, was
not willing to insult the world and
tarnish American history, by move
ment so dangerous and revolving, and
those who did favor it. were soon left
without support. In his personal
relations, Col. Grishsm was a man OF
partialities and considerable suayity OF
manner. In his attachments he was
very demonstrative and often extreme.
Many of his impulses were of so kind
~ a nature. as to rush him into the
most extrsragant expression ofthem.
His action during the recent cholera
scourge 10 his own town, deserves
conspicuous mention. Very many
ran and left the victims to wrestle
alone and unSided with the great de-
sroyer. Darkness and terror drew
ulelr hiddeoQs visions and shapes
Aoout IoiesScrO. To many it was as
II tne days of the food, or Of Pompeii
nad come again. Only the poor and
tne brave remained, and among the
later did the angel of death seek and
md, victim in the subject of this
sketch. He had faults and some OF
Them we have reeounted, but we are
willing to say that he buried them
beneath the wave of that generous and
noble impulse which left him a sacri-
nee in the hour when Jonesboro need
ed him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12

The committee on organization
at Lynchburg reported for chairman
Of the Hughes convention the name
of James B. Senner of Fredericks.
burg, but the colored bretherh
could not see it that way and nom
mated and elected as their presid-
ing officer R. L. Page, colored.--
And thus the first PAGE of this
black crusade was written in its
appropriate tint.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12

Col. Hughes reported at Wash
ington City Immediately after his
nomination and secured tie servi-
ces of Morton of Indiana to aid
him in stumping Va. We can whip
Hughes and carry TON MORE CT
MOTIONS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12

IT is said that General Kcmper
after being wounded at Gettysburg
was waited on by a number of his
men who were informed by the
surgeons that his wound was Ger
tainly mortal and that as death was
mcmentarily expected, they were
ordered to procure a coffin and
have it in readiness for the removal
Of his remains, with the army, to
Virginia. The coffin was procured
but Kemper would not die. Our
friends the enemy at Lynchburg
prepareda coffin for his burial in
in advance of his nomination, but
again it will be found that Kemrer
won't de this time.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12
CENTER OF TENNESSEE:

A writer in the Nashville BAN
MIR calls attention to fat rock
near Murfersboro, which is claimed
to be the geographical center of
the State. Its superficial area is
said to be one acre.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12
TUESDAY. AUGUST II. 1873.
EVENT and COMMENT


.nts, Church. Alexandria, the old
kt,.rnh If General Washington, was
r.rsntIy entered by fiend who de-
a,rovad a number OF the sacred books,
mi and injured the communion ser
,.ica and collection plates aud tore on
~ siIver plate from Washington's
~. then poured lot Of kerosene on
III rubbish a. he could get together,
I'', loft without Igniting IL. The tab
80. ar,.eted to the memory of washing
,sn end Lee. and the Bible presented
a., Cen Washington were uninjured'
invincible Col. MOsby and Jno.
~ WnItz Secretary of the republican
I"a,nmittee of the State, both refuse
.osunnort Hughes, and Will support
81. Richmond nominees,
u u.TTERsoN In Paris, writes to
T., Tnurier Journal as follows: :
~. pvoman who has the best turn e
ID 10, EugIand, and you might 20
even higher still without impairlhg
the IeEspective, assured me onIy
fortnight ago that the french girls are
singularls wanting in statuesque az
fractions, and pointed with prloe 10
cIump of British vestals, each one oi
whom she assured me realized hog
artb's line of besuty so perfectly that
the tape that measured Powers Greek
slave or the Medical Venus would
serve them as well.
Shame OH you Watterson! An
American Editor among the women
OF England should be at least. P"r>
blind to any perspective view of a we'll
turned ankle, and to talk of going
higher without impairfng it, is to in
dictate that he rooSts in some OF the
bad alleys of London.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12
Tinct, opii,
Capsici.
Rhei co. ,
Menth pip,
CanphO.

A voter priasing a favorite candi-
date at late Irish election. said HE
is as fine a fellow as every lifted hat
to O lady or a boot to a blackguard."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12

A new Post Office has been es-
tablished at Prices Factory five
miles north of Abingdon on the
Lebanon road. The Office is call
ed Cireendale and Mr.. Lee Dunn,
son of Col. D. ClDunn, is the Post
Master.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12
The Sun Mixture,

The New York Journal Of Com
nerce says:
More than forty years ago, when it
was found that prevention for the
Asiatic cholera was easier than cure,
the learned doctors of both hemis-
pheres drew up prescription which
was published flor working people) i'll
the New York Sun, AID took the name
of the Sun cholera mixture" Our
cotemporary never lent its name to q
better article. We have seen 1t in con-
slant use for nearly two score years,
and found 1t TO be the best remedy for
looseness of the bowels ever yet de-
vised. 1t is TO be commended for sew
eral reasons. 1t is not to be mixed
with liquor, and therefore will not be
used as an alcoholic beverage its in
gradients are well known among all
the common people. and it will have
no prejudice to combat, each OF the
materials is in equal proportion to the
others, and it may therefore be COM
pounded without professional skill
and, as the dose is so very small, it
may be carried in tiny phial in the
waistcoat pocket, and DO always on
hand. 1t is:
Tinct, opii,
Capsici.
Rhei co.,
Menth pip,
CamphO.
Mix the above in equal parts dose.
ten TO thirty drops. In plain terms,
take equal parts tincture of opium. red
pepper, rhubarb, PEPPERMINT and CAM
phor, and mix them for use. In case
of dlarrhea, take dose of ten to TWEEN
ty drops, in three or four teaspoonfuls
of water. No one who has this by
him and takes it in time, will ever
have the cholera. We commend 1t to
our Western friends, and hope that
the receipt will be widely published.
Even when no cholera is anticipated.
it is an excellent remedy for ordinary
summer complaint.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12

THE killing OF Judge Cooley is a
Rhet-tort for which Col. Rhet is
now a fugitive from both Mississip-
ri and Louisiana, as was Cain from
the front of Eden.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12
SULLINS COLLEGE,
.BRISTOL-GOODSON, VA.

TIME next Session Of Five Months, of this School
2sth Day OF january, 20, in charge
OF the following teachers.
REV. y. SULLINS, A. NJ, Principal, and Prof.
of Mental, Moral and Advanced Nat. Sciences,
Prof E. Deichman, D. Phi, Professor Of Mathe-
MATES and Languages.
Mrs B. L. Chaneeaulme, Principal Academic De-
Partment.
Mrs sullIns. Principal Primary and Preparatory
Departments, and Miss Z. Cox and Mss Jimmie
Cardwell, Assistants
Prof. T. 3. Hacker; Teacher Of Music and Paint
ing and Drawing.
Mrs A r. Sullins, Matron.
TERMS, per Session OF Five MoDths--one- half
in advance, unless by special contract:
Primary department. ...-....--...-- ....-.slO co
Preparatory Department, .............. IL OO
Academic Dept in Two Glasses, LIST Glass;. IA 90
"a Cd class, 80. II 90
Collegiate Department Including Latin...... 20 90
Modern Languages, each ...............-.-.. 20 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, each, with use Of
Piano ...-...-.........-.s % W
Painting and Drawing, each, .............. 10 %
Needlawork and Embroidery, each, ....... 10 %
Vocal Lessons to the whole school, ........ Free
Special Vocal Lessons, 20 90
Boarding department in charge OF Principal and
his wife, Young ladies furnish their own pillow
cases. sheets, towels and lights. Washing can be
had at n dollar per nonth. No deduction from
bills unless in cases OF protraeted sickness.
aE-For particulars address the Principal al
Bristol, Tenn. Jan. 2s, '73.-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-12

The Rate for Advertising satA xrxs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06

DEREMPTOhY PUBLIC SALE or
l. VALUABLE WO0LLEN MILL, NEW AM
G0MpnhTE M.AGuiAnRIii tnRGE ,r ~
AT FREDERICKSBURG, tA.--ln pursuance oi
the provisions OF deed vi trust executed by tEe
Washington Manufacturing Company to me ililleI-
signed trustees, lated April 2d, Is 9,and duly record.
cd. they Will offer for sale at public AUCTION. on
WEDNESDAY the 9TH day Of May, \. y. 1873. al
u O'Clock W.. at tredercksh urg Va, at the court
hons" door, III" following ya1lh.c nr2peIiT; s!'!a"e
aud atli,ce nj 10 the town Of Fredericksburg. Va:
EiEST.-Ihc large aud colIi'ho'G"us NpDi,LLH
FA>ToPY BUILDING 81 said company, wiz All
il extensive achincry AMI apparatus u!e-nouSG.
and other appnr'enance erected ana lh.rouIhiS
equipped ,ortIc manufacture OF all grat.es of woosh
g6os. The mill building is Of brio k, lei " 81 icet,
with wing 100 BY so feet three Stories and Is In goo"
order The machinery is of the most approved mo-
d, I'll patterns. Is in excellent condition. ana com
rriscS three sets Of cards one oller, one
Of 2s5 spin.lIcs. tniry-fnur looms, five Spoonls-
tr;;:ncs. two warping mills, co;ton-bcan!n2 ma
chine, sizug-fraulc, double ana t"l-t-irh."', poo
Gin-wInder, fan and buster. two claierilS ln"l W.
Ing yats. woo.-orcucr, picker ana indch':"rN lor
iuling and finishing. al complete; two TAtef.
wheel, OF The Jonriilc pattern, ana s'e'iiI-2i4ef
ihis taciIrv is entitled to watcr-r'cht equal to
:oOhorse power estimated upon me rccnInizt u
theoretical measurement, which wt;"r-riSht IS
neycr-f.tlin. aud deliverable II tie factory through
tle rcrmnl,nnt aud improved works ot the treGe-
rickshurg Maier-power Company, ,,.,, ,~r
Ih1 estate and titc In sud mil lot, factory build
iys aud wascr-r!ghts cGnst>t Of q perpetual lease
al sane from tic latter corp IA ION upon i pei
pcfual ual rental OF one thousand G0lsir,.
stc4YpTAI:% 9NT IF r ;i = { tFr, HfB
CArIrAL STOCE aud Eight nrNpkED AMP
EIGHTY SHARES of The oRtGiNAL OK SOM-
Mon STOCK comprising "I;e-hnii o. ~ l, I've
Company This CORPORATION owns the entire water
power afforded by the karpatannock river al
Fredericksburg snhlect only 70 snail reservation,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06

7 ANDS.-I have for sale Il large number
- Of rirst-cbnss ESTATES, With splendid I'M
provemeuls, and Large and small FARMS In almost
tates are desirablv situated James river, and
many of the farms lie near the city.
GEORGE VI. DREWkY,
ap lG-!m 101i Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
AUCr,uS sALEs--s-.rure Days:
ByLyne & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Zeal Estate Agents,
No, 1917 Main street.
nv uIprI1E OF A DECREE EN-

Dy VIRTUE OF A DECREE En-
Is TERED April 40, 1872, in the Chancery Gou ar
of the riIy Of Richnond, in the canscs OF shuiL e.
icten.,cin and ais. aud Lchtenstein rs; Sne,o'
md others. the undersigned vii! proceed on THURS,
DAY May IS 1874 u q "sl9Gk T.; >, n MIL On o inc
w. ,hn roIiowfnc described property, to wit:
ali that Ior "r rAnCtI, OF land: win a tne
brick tenement aud I'll Other Improvements, ai'nni
tanan,.Cs rights aud ways thereto hclonrinG, neins
the .anc sior. now occupied hy.B +. BEDFORD lying
and icing in The city Of kchlhnd on the north I'M
of Main and east line Of Nineteenth street, lronlne
twenty (nl feet on the said north line Of Main stree,
and running back between parallel nts ct g eo
foot wide boundcd on the Gust by the tenement no"
or lately belonging to William O. George I anu OIL
tho west nv the east line Of Nineteenth street u
TERMS: Onu-fuurth tt cash balance on crct u,
of fnmr IA. eight 81. and Twelve az? months, ny
ncctiar nnles with the Interest addea AZ SIN ,o
ner cent and title retained until the purltS ihohe,
p re-. Ni'''' ~ JOHN q. SftGkR.
!" pun" JOHN a. MEREDlTH,
JOHN =. WISE.
500. Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
LIZ Gr,itlla e Millialns
Nv GrliDb3 < " lIIliiNs'
Auc,Ioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between MaiII ana Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ABOUT
4 TORTY-FIVE GOOD BUILDING LOTS
Nd ABOUT UNE TuogsAND I II ,iI, :, ny N.Y.
DRIED AND FIFTY FEET FRONT or dVRES
An HILLSIDE IUiS-in execution OF 4 decree
of he Clancrry Court of Richmond In the case OF
AudclsOn u.s. Anderson. &c, there VIII be soni Dff
M ,Iuon The rrrmi. les on EDNEsl,A1 fhe lih
tay nf alav. colnuenclaS at o'clock l. ~, the fo'
lowing lot, in the plan OF Navy i!ili:
Two Ltp1S on cast side oi sixth street
TWENTY -UNE LOTS on cast and west sides Oh
Seventh street. . ,-,,,
street. ,,.,., ,,,rrr ,,1-S
DRED AND FIFTY FEET FRONT on the sid
s;rees Iy!ny more less the slopes nf tie nils,
and likely IT, hc much increased la ralge 10y the Sra-
ding u; the streets and Filing IN OF ravIncs.
Ii,r- Is an opportunity TO purchase real estate
ucar to The centre of tie city AT VERY Low PRICES
TERMS: Onc-fnurth cash balance &c Jour. tighl;
md twelve months, with interest. and Title, Retained
until tiIr notes are pal
Ey request of Nr. jamcs .llred Jones; tomlul7-
siOncr. hlit bno ~ - i'-i.h- h.h.'
lnvd 'Nh'tlCII' -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
By Gruhbs Il Williams,
Aucrionccrs and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh, street between Main and BANK.

rt,RUsTEEs' SALE OF THAT BEAuIi,
FIJI SUBUKBAN RtSIlLNGE AZ Al = !!
i,ROCSDS ATTAC1IEn IN SiDNEI 1kHVVn =
AZ "AELIAGTOA," WITH AZ l. - Z
jssir,ID,Sl: LOTS IUSTlGUoNS AND ADyA.
CENT TIIEKETo paT eNscaGH 9 81 t deS s,, %.
tru.t from James +. iiuddin ani VIE 10 Inc sun
srriher as trustees, duly recorded: we WIN sell
iInol, the premises, on SATURDAY. tne pil Gy u ~
Nav commencing nj ) oclcck J.. VI. VI. VII,
T TiIE nsoI,AHT or i,#urED .B0rNDhn BY
uhltpvIt t:AET!R. RIrCItE. AND Wal
~ ,TRt,TS. 800 10y .e7 l-l2 fee. ~
Tho improvements consist nl Il NEAl ''iu
VEIL-hRKANGED DIV ELLlSG III t",tleG
sf~r wish about eight rouus, besides oat' h'lsuIhE
IT ali kinds beautifully situated in grove 81
original oaks and hck"rics. anu surrouh"'" "'''
choice flowers nd ehrtli!Gry. r ,,rr,r
Th.rr Is also Il FINE SUPPLY OF Fruit
Tl,ES uf N INV varieties. ana tue si!lla!l"n ONT
M the most elrva and attractive In dsl me Sbros
,r Iha civ >uO could well desire more cIl"rni'
ing lnac sufficiently convenient 10 ny w. ,.i
hsirr.s and vet Enjoying tie substantial c"niior's
OF country lie. :. a., ,,,,. ;,,.r,t,o,
.brt tl,. rrt,l uIy. being near IL ne cS NM :,
md i'm the direct lnc Of the best improvements VIII
I'm . few wears grow IL 80 great Fulie mat u pui.
rhasr now made will not only ~ccurc Il pseiSanl
,n,r Int liz au Investment which cannot laii 10
prove unusually profitable. ,,,,,
ftcr The above We viii sell o ~ lhe sontneaS'
corner rr IIarvic and Carter streets, lGoN2l2 fcet.
Subdivisions will be made ~ resirCtt.
;;'rp,,s: tt,a1, tliAS. l.. WILLIAMS.
j. Il. GUY,
Trustees.
GprGHS K WILLIAMS, !,ucioLccr5.
M 70, q, %, -. Ny l&tid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers'
No, llo5 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN POW
Y HAITIAN COUNTY: NEAR The F. H |! W. =
E0P SALE At AUCTIOS.-On THURSDAY th'
tth of NAY, In front Of The United states f custo'
hous, on Bank street. we sell; at J. rlocH al ~
y IN loca,n4 as above ,esI ibcd, now occupied 10y
Mr. l.. Davis. containing QNt HuNDK DIE 49,, 90
~, h,I,nro i'm cuItivation. The improvements
c r,'sEf of FfhhE DWELLING coptasing live
con,ns. and ou-lnildlng~. In nice order; also, III
orchard Of 100 iruttrccS OF cl'oic" variety III oea
Ing. $780,, a or ,ho hnst email firms in
tbe county and eau be purchased at one-al us real
value. 80. ,,ooo -, s;~ .pd tvelv ~
,,an,hs. with six Ter cent. interest added
ihoh'h9' i ~ HILL & GODDIN,
NJ =, ,,.o-e-s Aucfi"norrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate AgcnC.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM OF
II TEN ACRES, ON TIE CHARLES CITY
ROAD TWO AND \ HALE MluES tEDM THE
CITY. At AUCTlON.-Sy request OF Dir. II: NJ.
viii sell Oh he premises, on IT, SDAi, May g.,
Immediately after the sale by Alrssrs. Lyme Il i;ro;
thcr Of the Murt"n farm adJoing, MS C,ail'l' u
and highly-improvcd LlTJLr. FARM. a'ii:'inine j.
G. Harding. Mr.. Mutton. and Others. II all clclretI,
lies level, aud ABOUT hli Is ia timothy ahi cC-
yer. .nd the residue excluding the house grounds
and gsr,lrG. /, sredrd in Gals.
Tie dwti.nlg, in cottage style, has four rooms.
and attached il m unusual lni'n'@r"t "'if-bnldhgs
nI nil lind, The dwelling stands In grove of orr
rp yo;inE oaks Altogether this isa very al trtc-
tive and desirable little place, ard We only ask al
views rs to pIice are held, and any ore wishing
such place would do we'll IL give this serious con-
sidcriliui. ~ ,.,,r,,,
N.Y. AlciUnccr$.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
by Richardson Il 60,
Real Estate Agents AMI auctlCuecr.,
l,.3 Main street.

A TTRACTlVE SALE OF VALUABLE
IA BUILDING LrT5 IN TIE TOWN OF
FLLTuh, NEAR TIE: DErUT OF TIE CHS
APE!,kt AND ONO EAli ROAD. ~ sc
TION.--nn MONDAY The i@th Instant, al o'clock
L. A.. s;ai! sell hy auction. on the premises
com clcing nj the corner Of Graham street ana
Williamsburg avenue, TWENTY-FIVE NEIta A.
BILE BUILDING LOTS, located and described US
follows: Four on tn. west side o. Graham stree,
corner williamsburg avenue. each sc Iret trent ;iiu
100 feet deep IN alley ~ Iee wc SIX OF! tc eaSi
side of state 81 rect betwee Gillian aud Alarsha!
streets each 80 feet front and Ito feet deep 10 III
alley 10 feet wide; two tie west SIDE OF state
street between Erin aud Gillian streets, each 80
feet front and 10 feet deep 10 III alley 10 feet VIDE
six OIL tn east side of Louisiana street. corner I'LL
liam sire et-hve or which are ~ feet and one 80 feet
front and 10 feet deep TO alley 10 feet vile; four
ON the west side OF Graham street or Marshall. each
10 feet front nd liU feet deep TO alley 10 feet
wide.
Nopart of Richmond offers greater Inducements to
buy.rs than the town Of Fulton aud in no part Of The
civ Is there greater margin for profit or greater
increase I'm the value of real estate. l:ur.nR the
uast wear the increase has been from one hunrrcd
10 three hundred per cent. TO young men liv!H2,
on salaries. AMI wiahinC 10 hct'rr their condition,
We would especially commend this properly.
TERMS: Onc-tlird In cash the h4I.uGc In six
and twelve months with Interest, cured ly deed
of trust. kICuARUsu\ 4 co,
niv5 Aucflonr,ra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
~ IsiN Il z Son.
Auetioncers aud Real Estate kgem'a..
Fl,.y.uth street between Natu a:.o !",''hs

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VAIL -
~ BILE TWU-sTURI BRICK inNi ~ ~
AND VACANT LOT Of tbs MOH II >tt,%+,r
MARSHALL STREET. bETWEhA ~ ~,
STREET AND hKook Axt:\rE I; .Irar'IlT:rtT
MARSHALL AND CLAY sIKEEls, A; M -
TRACT OF WOOD LAND CO\!AiH'E1
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND FlFIl AI ~,
On THE SOlrHANNA Ei(tE, - n ~.
COUNTY OF HANOVER, one AND ~,
HALE NILES FROM TliE tlltSApk ANE W.
ONO RAILROAD. AT AI''llbN.-!H ~.
cution OF decree of the thlnccg, '"'1,
or the city of Richmond entered on zoe ~"
day OF APRIL 1879, In The cause stEi%i lar
Matthew's administrator e as it!cIc'E I'''''t'
the under-igned special commissioners va ~.
upon the premises, ny pu6!lc auclon, "n ~ -
DAY the l.th uay VI May -. 4; - - e. 60
that ya!u.bi" REAL E~EAfE lcr.;'d ~ az. '
stated plam OF "h'ch MI! IN eAIb.'" '.' -. '"'
OF Sa.c. ..,.
And on MONDAY thel 18th day OF Mag. - -, o.,
O'Clock NJ, IN front Of The .s.U!E-Lous,. /" 49,
of Richmond. i tract Of WOO Mp: -.
!ng about ONE HUNDRED ana .l:l ,,N,",,,
on the souIhtnla river, III tlc couHtE 81 u -. a.
one and half mil.s l.r!n the Ltssf aAr Mn
railroad, being i part oi tho IIH6 ol "U'|''
A. ticrsou died seized and puS-e,rci. -..r,.-
TERMS: nne-fJurth IL cash, oH"'I""..'' -. ~
dit oil six months. oiir-.ourth Oh cr""'' 90 49, ii
mOnths and the rclnalIilg one-:D"r'" ~ ~, w..
eighteen months: the purchasers II - ~ =. Il =,
table notes with interest ~ cttsuW "'l ~
tlv deferred i,:tN !IcUtSt AMI ibc i't ~ t.,.-
uGtii the whole purchase mono! Is pa" 600
scyanceS ordered by The court. .,,.t.
It!i,N ~ j. y -
W JOSIAH l.: -Ar',
or,n >,t ella! Comm >>'ri.'t'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
by Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioEccIs,
Office corner of seventh aud Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

TRI,STEE'SS SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
4 LAND.--By virtue Of Il deed ot trust executed
by D. j. Claiborne trustee, ANA Atirsirct Claiborne
10 the undersigned. hcalg date uu he ltt ';ly Of
.Jan,llry. IL /. nnd duv recorded III the Coun
Court clerks office "f sid county, d. Is. 81; page
THURSDAY, May ;. 1879, It; /. O'Clock ~, on the
premises the TRACT Of LAND, one mile from
Clover Hill III containing los acres, more or less on
the north side ut the Petersburg al. and Gj0inlug
the llus owned by tie estate uf Richard Bass, de-
cI.,sc,. There are some improvements Oh the place
some orcn land balance in timber.
TERMS: Cash Us 10 Il note Guw due SlTa. win
twr,-c months Interest and tie expenses o. sale
the residue upon ccen!t - he made known on day
of sac WILLIAM AiiBEhS, Trustee.
Moody & Royal. Aur:i"HrrrS. my )
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06
AUCTTos SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer'
of,,ro aorna of Eleventh and Bank 5treets.

TOR SALE At AUCTION. A MOST
+ yALgAnLE DWE l. T;sn SSnRTIlw AsPP
C,REER OF JACKSON AND GLARkE
STREETs.-At the request Of Mr.. Marcellus Hicks
who Is about to remove 10 another l'ration), sL
9th ri NAV. 1873. al O'Clock p. NJ. the PREMISES
I1catcd ne bove NO ~. now In the occupancy OF
Sir. Hick- md others. be lot has iiont o. T'a
rect aud runs lack on Clarke street 10 feet I,,c
imnroyemcnts consist of II NEAT AND toai-
FORTABLE ID" ELtISt;, with front Ye ~ ma
and HI'window. contaiulng hve roo OOH hon.e Sc
als new brick addition 10 The dwelling confal am
Ing three rooms the front ono beng .seu as IL
COW tore mud considered good stun1 ana IN rear
tIcr.nf G}siaGt fifty feet Is new brick tehene,.
containing two rooms he whole prenil,e g pe Ill
GOOD rcrar and can be rented for sloo 10 sa'' pei
TERMS: Liberal. and made known mt tI,e n"nr Vi
sa'c. Suctirncrr.