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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street,

r ARGE FTRST-CLASS FOUR-STORY
HI IRON AND Neutrality-suspicious. STORE,
Situated oN THE SOUTH LINE OF CARY
STREETS, FUR SALEBY AUCTlON.-Wes shall,
I'll the request of the owner, sell ut public auction
OH the premises, on TUESDAY, June oath, 1873, at
O'Clock Z. NJ, that truly valuable and admirably
located STORE Nos 1929 and 1881 Cary street, now
occupied by Messrs. Simpson, Bass a. Go. 1t has q
front on two streets, and Tor large wholesale ba-
courthouse, ora wholesale business OF any kindit Is
one of the best locations on Cary street, being so
very convenient to all points of business and the
various shipping points both by rail aud water,
The building was erected since the war at cost OF
&2a eOO There Is fine tlre-proOf vault and the Gel
lar Is rat-proof The store covers the entire lot.
The lot has front of about 50xl05 feet A further
description is deemed unnecessary for SO valuable
piece Of property. and should command the special
attention OF capitalists and Others seeking good
and permanent investment, for 1t Is seldom such
property Is offered in the market. Taxes Tor the
current year to be paid by the purchaser.
hour If sale - ~ LYME & BROTHER, a
IL l4-eOdtje20&td AuclInleels.
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. BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
70. No. 11n8 Main street, JeEs

TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
L 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 SALE AT AUCTION.
BY therequest, of the heirs Of y; r. Glenn, de-
the premises the f9ll9w1g Rr9pearE1y n the Sndsr
MENTS on the south side Of Main street between
Monroe Park. Each tenement contains seven rooms !;
Kitchen to each with four rooms; well of water be-
tween the two tenements the lots front each rs feet
and run back 100 feet to 7o-foot alley now occu-
pied nj good rental. Immediately aftsr the above
we will sell TWO LOTS, 393 feet front each, having
the depth OF 1919 feet the west side OF the above
tenements, and ONE LOT Of 2oxl9o feet Oh the east
side. s. ..r.'
We particularly call attention to these most Elk
ceent building lots. Very few remain for sale near
Monroe Park ut moderate prices. AT 90 O'Clock L.
A. a good brick DWELLING on Canal street near
jefferson, containing FIVE rOons kitchen and water
on the lot. LOT fronts 20 feet and runs back l2o
feet to- fifteen-foot alley. The nearness OF this
house to the workshops and the Tredegar Iron
Works should make this property sought after. I'm.
ediatey after the sale of tue dwelling we will sell
a VACANT LOT at the southwest corner of Jefer-
son aud Canal streets, fronting asf feet and running
back 100 feet to an alley fifteen feet wide.
Faxes for the present year TO be paid by the pur-
chaSerS. ...s..- .-.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance six, twelve,
and eighteen months, secured by trust deed with six
per cent. interest HILL GODDlN,
feel .- Auctioneers
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By Grubbs g. Williams,
Auclioncers and Real Estate Agents.

4 VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
n AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET NORTH
OF LEIGH STREET AT AUETION.-on uES-
DAY ,u,ie 24taE at 50 O'Clock p. NJ, we will sell.
upon the premises, the property situated above,
aud occupied ny Mr.. William Freshman. .
The DWELLING Is large, substantial, ana Wen
arranged with about eight rooms besides kitchen.
with water and gas the premises The lot fronts
lao feet and runs hack about lao feet. Z.
With the dwelling will be sold aLUT OF 81 feet
front
After which will tic sold a very beautiful BUILD
ING LOT Of q feet on the SOUTH and two others VI
e leet each on the north.
The situation Is pleasantand retired yet very coll
vcnIent ~ the business part OF the city. . ..
The terms will be accommodating.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
je ID .., 49,. Auctioneers.
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BY n. M. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
lnla Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT TRULY
i VALUABLE BRICK AND IRON STORE
ANDWAREHOuSE ON THE WEST LINE OF
sEVENTEENTHs STREET, ATTHE HEAD O., OF
THE. DOCK.-By virtue Of deed OF trust eXeen-
ted to MS rs trustees dated the 18th Of May, 1911
and recorded in the office Of the Chancery court OF
Richmond. IN D.B. o. B.. folio l53, and at the re-
quest OF the creditor secured thereby. we VII, on
THURSDAY the 26th Of June, 1879, at O'Clock r
M proceed 10 sell, at public auction, on tne pre-
Inises that valuable property fronting ~ iee on tne
west side Of Seventeenth street, and running back
ls4fect. - s.t4.rt. = !, ..,,,,. q,
story IRON AND BRICK FRONT SI0kE-
HOUSE. near the Dock and inmedialsiy aa19ilnlnG
connecting the Danviile and the York River rail-
roads. Tfe property adjoins that OF the Old ,Do-i
mInton Sugar Refining Company. -,
This sale will be made subject 10 prior deco o.
trst to ecure notes to the amount Of $ia 600 or so
much thereof as hereafter may be determined TO be
a lien on said property, the whole OF said amount
Being now the subject of litigation.
: TERMS: Cash as TO so much OF the pure
money as may be necessary TO defray ihe e. .ias'
of executing this trust, and TO pay OF T. epf i
cnred and described therein and tb" -rs aeDs Sc
sale. .:s A:AGoaiH, 81, sirG ,tSs.'AArSl =
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5aI BY Grubbs & Williams, 80
Aricfioneers and Real Estate Agents.
., ELEVENTH. street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THOSE
l:ETEN HANpSsMRa AND NE i B ~
TENEMflNTS AT THE SOUTHEAST CQRNEK
OF CLAY AND NORTON STKEETDAT,A CL-s
1ION.-In execution Of the provisions q q deed q
trust fryn Edward j. Eukey and wife to the SGD
scrber as trustee, Will sell &c auetons Gpou tue
premises ION WEDNESDAY, 2sth Juns at "
O'clock p. NJ the BLOCK OFTEN HANDSOME
TENEMEH1S situated a.
above.
ready for occupancy, with more than suMclent
number Of applicants 20 I'LL the entire BLOCK WIZ
desirable tenants. - ), ~
and neat vefandaiss; gas and water. throughout
built IN the most modern style with reference 70
the present wants and consenfence5 OF those VINO
wish to secure economy OF space With Small LABOR
fn housekeeping, aud 10 combine thorough interior
comfort With tasteful and attractive external APP
pearauce.
No block yet built In the,cisy presents 90 many
advantages 10 persons Of moderate means for Sc
curing charming homes, or to capftaiGsfor making
safe and profitable Investments. -. .4,4-, .
These houses must be sold, and when IL s suggested
that they, with the lots attached may sell Tor less
than has been paid for building the houses and taf
with the closest management ana every adyantd9e
on the part OF the owueTb there see ufto DO notn8s
to add to insure fun attendance as and warm tnse
rest IN this sale. 80 g -.
II GRUDBS s. WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs, ,.s,,-,t..
ja l2-ls, II, 10, af.tSdtd --@ "S tfFst -
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SANS .f,assse De-
+, RI. : BY afabls Il Williams III
u, Austidnssss aia kes1 Estate Asents, s;
eleventh sftfrsssst f,sstnseh Matn and Bank !

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRE-
IGEoUNDs ATTACHED, SITUATED AIsFHlEs
sfanHnss fo Gps sSEE 2TaA aIsr
ess q Mi Tssay We ~ =. .ass2 3s,o eR
RESIDENCE, siftafed rs atsote. it's OF brick Co
Vered MYSTIC, and c0ftainA thirteen rounls be.
sides st0re.rocfns and closets, With hot colds ana
and wstef, WITH stat,elsry was,stands
Tor sertants lxnndry, with STATIONARY aittres; gas
throurbout the premises and all OF the moct mo-
dern convenfences. The stable Is new. Snu besides
70 hostler.s room hss space for two carriages ane
The buildings have been remndelled and renovated
within few years past, and are now In perfect
order. $50 ES.s ~ e,sts, II - 9Sg,afftg %
convey an adetnaIe idea Of tie ELEGANCE and com.
enough 10 say dat ~ coInbtnes the ost admirable
arrangemens With the most beautiful ana thorough
finish fn every detau md the highest possible degTee
Of conSenfence aqd comfortable accommodation for
The lot fronts lss feet on Third street; and runs
back 100 feet ss:FsE@ - tSFsAsS~ Esyfyt1ts[s
The situation Is one Of the most beautiful and
convenient In the city and as II stands this property
Is not exceed by any other In all That constitutes
twill be sold as whole, or IL desired the DWELL
Ing will be sold with front Of about So feet, leav-
Ing three building lots. each fronting IS feet on
Third street, to pc SOLD separately. s..-.f i
the day 6fsale Ore requested to caii upon as:
We ,cisb to- tnpress hpoH the minds Of alt fHter-
ested thai no. special tdsa of The palue Of the pro,
perty Is held the o,or.er, and that it must De sold
TERMS Accommodate and viii be made known
Auctioneers.
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BY HUI q Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
No. l10S Nam street.

VALUABLE LOTS IN TIE PLAN OF
CHANICnVILLE, TURNPIKE, FUR SALE AT
AUCTION.=-On TUESDAY the oath June at a
O'Clock 2. d., on the premises, we VIII sell EIGHT
HALF-ACRE LOTS fronting each sc feet OH Cedar
street located as above with depth Of 800 feet TO
street 40 feet wide. This ground Is fine for gar,
denine purposes, and being In Il good neigh6orh0od
and about tlIree-quarters Of mile from ,bei 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 can be seen at
the Office of the auctoneers.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. added.
Taxes for this year have been paid. ..,. ., ....a
Je is-td HILL & GODDIE, AuctioneRrs.
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BY W. Goddtn, -
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
y, corner eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
Il BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST
of deed Of trust executed 10 the subscriber by
Mr.. John j.. Wilson and wife, bearing date 2ad
July, 1870, duly recorded In Richmond Chancery
Court, shall In execution thereof, and with the
consent Of Mr.. Wilson, sell at auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the I'd July, 1878, at
o'clock P. NJ. f fair, If not the first fair day there
above, now In the occupancy of the said Wilson.
The lot has front Of forty feet, and depth Of les
feet to analley The dwelling contains nine ROOMS
and three closets kitchen, stable, feed-ro0m, gas,
and water. ~ ."ff -
The deed requires cash sale, but by consent,
onefourth cash. balance at four, eight, and twelve
months for negotiable notes. bearing eight per
cent. interest, secured by trust decd. The taxes
for 1873 to be paid by the purchaser.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
je A-eodtds stt Trustee.
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tHt r1oH ByEyHe a. Bresher, stis G5gdH
,LAncsoneeyiand ReailEsfsse ASents,gJ q
- No. l117 Main street -

OK SMALL FRAMED HOUSES, STU
- NTED OS BAKER AND sNORTH LEIGH
STREETS IN nE bHxAks A9pPEEEt4ns,KsN9WN
LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING LGrTi3I.S, A
EICAUCTf0N.-Wers -. F0R
uuestof Mrs. Catherine Prentts- .,ssl nj the re-
aiop. on the premises, on -fT .oli st public suc-
day Of Dune, ls5S, COM ). cDNESDAY The 18th
by Nos. tl2. -.aED rs, destsnaeed
about far' 20; <of, 4ldS Baker street. containing
asta"i II and dye rooms each, With nice LOTS
400 and $50 north Leigh street, containing four
rooms each; besides several lots fronting on the
above Streets Special attention Of parties OF limited
TERMS One fourth cash: residue, at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed takes for the current
3. lie ps -, LYME u BROTHER. Ancsioneess..
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The suit for libel of Hawkins us. The New
Orleans Pscayune, before q jury OF six
white and six colored inen, has resulted In .
verdict for $4,000 in favor of Hawkins.
Two of. the jurors subsequently acknow.
lodged having been bribed, one receiving
Sl25 and the other an order for $500. The
Picyune Company will apply for new
trial. =, ,
The Iowa Luthenn Synod has resolved %
exclude from its Church all members OF the
Orders of Masons, Odd Fellows, Red
Mcn, etc. sss
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ESTABLISHED lS's' -
J.M. BRADSTREET & son,
IMPROVED MERCANTILE AGENCY,
400 Main street
dollar Savings Bank building).

The establishment of thisagency, and lis success
full prosecution for nearly a quarter OF. century
surpassed advantages which 1t combines that 1t has
now become (almoSt) an absolute necessity TO mer-
chants manufacturers. bankers, and all who trans
act business.
Our, office here. now opened and In thorough
working condition, Is fully prepared TO- meet the
cordially invite all needing services TO CALL ex-
anime our method. and test our ability feeling as
sured that with our advantages Increased facilities
them II to their 70 give US their patronage
j. M.BRADSTREET & SON.
w. S. DIBRELL, Superintendent,
Il. 7. REYsoLDs, Assistant Superintendent yrst
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DEATH OF i PRoAiSssfsl ANON rHE. Eas,r..
Eas SaoRE.- Norfolk JoarHds, egd.l-Miers
W, Fisher, Esq, distinguished jawyer OF
the Eastern Shore Of Virginia, died fst 4 Poca.
hontas," his residence in Northasi1 mon
county, on Wednesday last, In the sixty
eighth year Of his age. MIR. Fisher was a
member 81 the Legislature ID 1S2g,30, and
OF the Secession Convention of $50, IA was
also delegate to the famous Charleston
Democratic Convention Of 1859, which re-
suited in the disruption Of that powerfu,
organization and the consequent secession cf
the southern States from the Union. For
fifteen successive years Mr.. Fisher served
his fellow-citizens OF Northampton county as
their Commonwealth attorney.
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f i.e,s BY Hill & tGoddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING ON
THE EAST SIDE OF PINE STREET Be
TWEEN CHINA AND HOLLY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTiON.-At the request OF the
owner We will sell, OH the premises, on SATURDAY
The 18th instant, q u O'Clock 81, the FRAME
DWELLING (recently erected) occupied by Games
Calder. Fsg The house contains four finished
rooms with the upper floor unfinished; spaii kttch-
en- The lot fronts GO by LES feet This, place, with
little outlay, can be made most desirable resi-
flence.l -!t&&'LI 49, ttf = s. W y.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months or IL object to the. purchaser, longer
ie % HILL & GODDIN, Auc.ioneers.
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/ BY N. nj. Lee,
/ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1 No. lOlA Main street., e.g

U,RIJsTEHS SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM CONTAINING ONEHUNDRED AND
AND fADJOiNiSG GIRLS NECK-By virtue
of deed OF trust executed to me by John w! West.
bearing date Oh tho leth day OF April 1862. racorded
H. b. pa ass being required SO TO do by the party
secured In said deed.IWill proceed tose at public
THURSDAY, sd day Of July, 1878. the real estate
conveyed In said deed, to wit: A FARM containing
one hundred and sixty-fye4a acres, mora or, less,
adjoining the Lands OF DIR. Pondexter z. Crew, B.
f. Dew. and others. On the premises there Is
good dwelling and the, usual out-houses orchard
OF fruit trees. The place is also well wateYed.
TERMS :suffciert I'm cash 10 defray. the expense
Of executing this trust and TO pay on certain bond
secured and described in sail deed, bearing date on
terest accrued on same, lnlsnce on such yferms
may Sc made known at the time or ssfe
100 .,3t3 ~ WILLIAM HI PLEASAQTa.t II
iste2s ,,ltti Trustee. :
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Atctiofieer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh ard Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OFF NEAT AND
- COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAYAND SECOND
STREETS.-Wiu he sold nc aucdoa, on the premises,
on THURSDAY the 18th June, 1878, at O'Clock 2.
M, the neat and comfortable RESIDENCE located
contains six rooms besides Kitchen, aud supplied
with gas and water and for f6detate sized family
IL possesses many advantages @J!at - Y ~
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and secured by q trust deed. 5isA@* =
je "a f4I II w. GODDIN, AuctioHeer. j
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED
L MotETY OF TWO LOTS mos. 80 AND 4Oj
on The WEST SIDE OF WALL STREET BE
TWEEN FRANKLIN. AND GRACE STR EETS.-
AS trustee In certain deed Of trust bearing date
2sth November 1870, duly recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court on the 9th Of December, 1906 in
Book No. 90, A. page S55, shall, in execution there
Of proceed to sen at public auction, on the prem
ises, on TUESDAY the 2.th of June. 1873. at 8
O'Clock P ~, an UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF
LOTS Nos. 80 and 40 in John Mayo's plan- front
ing 10 feet on said west line of Wall street. running
Rack 6. feet to an alley four feet wide.
TERMS: OHe-third cash: balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes interest aaden secured
10 1A-eotIt5 TrnSte
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, psor,rAslg Business FOR Army Or

A Psofir4BiE BUSINESS FOR ARMY Off
GERS Hunting up kuklux in South Caro-
lima was pretty profitable business, even If
some innocent persons did suffer with
the guilty. The Charleston Fetts and
Cowrie,. says the Genetal Assembly appro-
priated SS5, 900 to pay the rewards offered BY
Governor Scott for the apprehension and
conviction Of persons engaged in kukluX
conspiracy that S21 400 Of this amount was
paid to Major Lewis Merrill, OF the Unified
States army, who was iii command OF the
counties Under, martial law, and that the re-
mainder WAS distributed in this way: To
the arhitlators for their trouble, $500 !;
Thomas NJ. Wilkes, s. 600; II. II. D. Byron,
81, 200; James Canton, 81, 200; ". d. Brown,
81 GOO; grand total, S34, 800; balance LETT in
the treasury, 500.
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DEATH FROM FRIGHT - 4 REMARKABLE
'~E. 1870 IRcynold>on (N. CO corresponds
'nr" OF the Norfolk Journal IA rather sim
guar and sudden death occurred near here Il
l"W days since. A citizen Of this county,
carr Harris by name, it seems, had for many
EARS been afflicted with sore leg, but up TO
aI'rcnt date il had given him no special IN
'n,n",>, aud he attended to his business.
l'' never spoke of il, and no one thought IL
h'"r,arily dangerous. About Two months
~" ~ ulcer, lust above the knee, made its
+.Iraranc". and from the first ran copiou>ly
Of hlond and water. ! neglected to state
"a The old sore was below the knee. This
H.nning ulcer was very painful, and eminent
"r"dical skill WAS employed. 1t was
,taridcd, after consultation aud exami-
nation Of the afflicted part, that amputa-
'un was the only hope. The examination
WIS made by DR.. ii. G. Wiley, a gentle
man eminent in his profession, and by Dr.. II .
Holmes Hunter, an accomplished surgeon.
!ur.- Gentlemen appointed the day for the
amputatiUn, which was to take place on
Wednesday. jane 18th, and DR.. Hunter, SO
d,tlnguished Ms surgeon and physician in
ID" Confederate army. was to do the WORK.
h" patient was apparently excited, but not
"'rrclaIy 50. He vas apparently cheerful,
ann assisted the doctors IN placing himselfon
th' table. All things ready: they conf
"'"crd 10 administer chlorOform to him,
,'h't he SaHk instantly and died before they
'.'' "Nrn him as much as was given
'ii'"i week before" There were six
.H'S>"%tis present, and they consider it a
''N"fhahIc death, produced, lis they all con-
''. by pure fright. Mr.. Harris was man
~ "rr'ol, temperament, but his general
"'''i'li was good to all appearances. Every
mott Was made To restore him. but of no
"s'ii. II was indeed a singular death and
1N'fdN food for thought TO the medical
""r.d.
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ItuR SALE. ii ReaE AND SpLkNylD,
III 4 4 |3sl II s,.sses
e . ssa d |. Vet % IHiJasDAys
son.sssaain n sIEsssHH5EY IfsHgHfs
~, " 1ysssiS owned by James 3. Ewine lying
an lie North: sotstf and Bser forts CT ~ rfvss,
~ West va. About 1859 Efrss 80 eiexfsd -
fnil AMI lne growth Of bire gTag ~ sstts
sses, gesr: a Mg ETefy I'M. 81 ssrscss LIE
ssess IN nj azd Ia the bestyatered Lana u tn4s ~
sos % te three FORKS or Eik river run tros ~ -
Iron and coal are said 20 have been ascoyersa Sr
IL recently land from rs location these
saIa lies iniasdiateiy along line Of gyotecfsd
raflroad ahd, taken Y tne moes T
body of timber, sfazing or Burning lana ~ soA'
Parties Wishing to examine the premises c:s nnd
good accommodations at GitsGns tavern ana oifec-
lions where tie land lies.
Terms BY the deetishe terms IQsJ os cash s s
upon n Small cash psyMeaf. to Cow cC65 1na ~.
crued interest," and satisfactory security fof
der easy terms and long credit may be G1Ien,fsf
) fe a.. 49, = B. g. HARFSOOK. Tfnstee. =
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~ Ry Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND AssIGNEPs SALE
y OF TRACT No. =, OF ONE, HUNDRED
AND t.fS,I T0RTY ACRES. OF LAND IN HANOVER
SS ,fT EIGHTEEN MILES NORTH OF
OHIO RAILR0AD.-As trustee Of William n.
S2spy ana vile, IN their deed of 10th November
1870 duly recorded In the clerks Office Of the Ham
oyer 9, Comfy Court, and the undersigned, T. H.
Michis Us assignee IN bankruptcy or the said VIII
n T1spy, we Will sell at public auction, at the
once OF Wellington Goddin. corner of Bank and
EIeysntb streets, In the city of Richmond on
ahoEs m yuns 1873, at IL O'Clock d., the
survey ONE HUNDRED AND ToRfY y ACRES tTs.s.
adjoining the lands of Samuel Il Pnllam, John j.
i1II and Others. It Is bounded on the
MesL ny tne Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. on the
norm nor oy the land Of John j. Holngworth and on
Tue east ana south by the EorthanBa and Little
riv sIt ana the land Is said to be OF excellent
Terms At sale - ~
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Trustee.
-. t. l.. NICHE, Assignee. 4 =
je 11-eodtds n .t.z,.g - --~'-'
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BY James NJ. Taylor i Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuCtiOneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Sale by n. NJ. LEE.
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BY Hill & Goddtin, ~
Aucti0neers and Real Estate Agents,
-. No. 1l0s Main street, !@33 -

GRupBs & WILLIAMS. Auc,loneers.
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THOSE TWO DESIRABLE BRIO

T,HOSE TWO DESIRABLE Brick
NORirH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, ADJOIN-
ING THE RESIpENCE OF T,.h MRS; J ,1;,s III
sold on MONDAY the 3Otll day of June 1873, on the
premises, at 9 O'Clock P. NJ, that VALUABLE
fHREE-STORY PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No.
I9OS as above located, aud at present occupied by
John Tyler, Esq, containing eleven rooms brick
kitchen with three rooms, and all modern improve
mcnts. A SO. that DESIRABLE SMALL BRICK
DWELLING No l2G6. adjoining the above on the
west, containing five rooms, with gas, water, and
culyert connections on the premises:
This property being so CENTRAL y located, within
one suire of the capitol, convenient to all public
buildings, and In q very desirable neighborhood,
affords 4 good orportunityto persons who are In
want of Comfortable residences to supply them
selves. The houses are both in good order and
Welding fair tents.
Taxes of 1873 to be paid by the purchasers.
TERMS Made known on the day of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 6 son,
10 "a - :. AuCtioneers.