davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
Afss;rs I'm E.o;.iSa.
Correspondence of he Richmond Di3paich.1
TREvILlAN's DEpoT,1


TREvIL1AN's DEpoT,
Louisa COUNTY. january l3, 1873.
We have bad d very hard winter, so far,
with several fine spells for getting ice, the
first occurring about the middle of December:
but the scarcity of water in the ponds pre-
vented. except in few cases on large
streams, the filling Of the houses. The last
shell, which is just passing away, has been
generally embraced, and the houses filed
with excellent ice from six TO eight inches
thick.
The recent SHOWS and rains have filled tho
streams to their usual winter tide, and the
mills. which were idle good part OF the past
summer and fall, are now doing their usual
work. The latter part of the fall and early
winter were favorable for pIoughing, and
the farmers have generally made good pro
rrcss i'm breaking their corn and tobacco.
lands.
The seasons for striking down tobacco
have not been favorable. Seine, however
have been able to strike a portion of their
crop on the outer edges Of the tiers.
and stripping commenced with satisfactory
results, as regards weight. quality. &c. Some
progress was made in burning plant beds
before Christmas. Those nho burned them
| when the land was in fine order and easily
prepared will no; regret it, and those who
failed to burn we fear NAY.
The farmers have not al supplied them
selves yet with hands sufficient for the pres
emf year. The old and married men, women
and boys, arc the class Of labor on the mar
kct about here. The young men, with a
smart sprinkle Of boys, are choppinS cord
wood and doing other jobs until the winter
breaks, when they expect to resume their
labors ON railroads and other public works.
We hope to winter and have il good crop
year. FARMER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16

q q. ,,s. c.t A., ssss Ealias extra. &C;
&c s. ca G nm ~ ssS l r.; u
m a Common saalss
ssa ssneas Sssc GisS,
gnal s9Tc New New OF Orleans prime, Re.
Vasie In. store, SO tor 8. snasrd-that iS ten
pe ~ Int sthsgsi aazsS s5afa oush T.
gr.snaes ,s s5g q ssSIa S2ai a. p@sLso
0is Linaeed. slgsl9s; ma, masli sl sl@sl7s
sweet. % a1S ~hica aeia .y Soe e; f'of
t'b;aster: Lump $3.50; grou Id $40; oilcired, saG
s'sfS. fastip0s: wholcs; lie, &c.; retail, &C.
Po. ,,oes: 7sas, y tushel. Market e,erstocked
Rajs: Mixed cotton &C white saaec'; wool
eh hope: Manilla, best, 2'Rssc,; sisa, &c q b.
t-s.- 12tc. -r. zgg s9rr1-
aire: Carolina, e9as. Rnngoon.so'
| Face Ginger: 15c. ~
BIZ Were tered: SIC q b.; American hlisterea, issc.
Seu LysrpG,sI, z !! from sa.s wharf 50 from
Eta afs ~ fiskey-barrel timber, green. saGsis y
1000 seasoned s2oG5 p 1oo2 F!our-ls.rrel tim
b er no5ps. M ,ese pSS sE
orv hop: gig Scsls d 1000 red oak, tor 10 olusses
S,dG sal. a.. tn Kegs; English soda. 7sc.; Aneri-
| SspIc1 Root: Without top, 60EQ7Dc. ..s.
Shot Northern. t2.T5dss5 n bag Of IS tbs.
tb sR0aas i've kea a"s n blasting ssc@ss.
\ SudnT: Crushed, powdereh and granulated, l3tc.;
A. iSsc. b, l2sc extra &, 12sc.; G, letc; refined
ysfs0x. SAC: cut loaf, 1abc. .--
| fAucfS: 81. $780,, ,,G,.
| &Stp: Common, 558c.; best washing, 1iSGlltc.
tof,ef: Isn2oc, aud fancy prices; country a4yse'
| Sytrits TIN Dentlne: zoe.
| Tntip,c: 7sdDSc. p d.
| Tdr: 81 IS az Iarrel, according to size.
| Teas: Black. Csc. @S1.2sthe Inst prime artlcie'
| tmpsrial sl.IoQNS so: gunpowder, sl4s9l.ao.
| iun.bnrk IS "a cord. -
| EtnisUp HGn.;. -lIGiic .>.,,
| u0ol: Washeu. 5gGls5c.; unwasned. soM3sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
"Maf.DOs" Decisions.

A story is going the rounds of the papers
respecting some persons in Indianapolis who
recently cut out the heart OF presumably
mad dog which had bitten child, boiled ii,
and gave the broth TO the child rs proven
tive against hydrophobia. This story, whe-
! Their true or not, is but a sample Of the isno.
| rant notions which prevail with reference to
| that form of animal disease commonly, but
very often improperly, called "hydropho-
bia." This word signifies "fear Of water"
which is not an invariable symptom
OF the maiady; wherefore the word
"madness" Is more correct name. This
disease is not peculiar to dogs, as many peo-
pie think, although those animals. are more
frequently affected by it than cats, horses,
or cattle are. Much unnecessary alarm to
human beings and cruelty to the afflicted
| animals might be prevented if II moro gen.
cral knowledge OF the real character and
symptoms OF the disease prevailed. A long
and very Interesting correspondence on This
subject has been carried on in London low
persons engaged in the breeding Of animals,
and some OF the leading English veterinary
surgeons have taken part in it.. From these
experts, especially from Messrs. Fleming
and fouatt, many important facts may be
learned which are deserving Of the attention
of the public.
The veterinary surgeons above mentioned
assert that the mad dog has ITO fear Of water
aud suffers no commissions at its approach.
In cases where paralysis of the lower law
has destroyed the power to lap, the poor
creatures viii plunge their muzzles into the
water up to the eyes in the endeayor to
drink, but in any case the behavior of do,
with reference to water seems TO furnish no
criterion of its condition. The disease is, in
fact, veritable insanity, resembling the form
of the human malady when it is attended
with Authorization. Thus. mad dog will
rush at Imaginary enemies, hear sounds
which are not heard by others, and see sights
which no one else does. His appetite be-
comes perverted, SO that lie will tear and de
your matter wholly unlike his ordinary food.
lie becomes insensble to pain. SO as to beap-
paTently unconscious of serious bodily ipiu-
ries; his saliva turns. poisonous, and death
soon follows. Mr.. Flemming SAYS that the
first symptoms of madness in animals.
especially In dogs, Is. a change In the ordi-
nary habits aud Appearance. The dog be-
comes dull, gloomy and tacltAri,, sseks 10
isslate bsraselt, and chooses solis,sas and oh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16

seurity. hiding fn out-ost he.sgay places 9.
1,r,sisr lsofls md other pieces OF iurniLu.e.
Int Il cannot rest; il In uneasy .and noge.y !,
M snonar has ne lair, down than It jumps up
In an apitnted manner and wander5 apou'
irving To and where be can repose Ho1e 10
a;Iy- Anoti,er common symptom Is deslIe
to HEX ANYTHING cold, as iron, stone, &c, anu
olso other animals; likewise to pick up slllah
objects and carry them away. AsItne t ssI
lessness increases the dog n1anifests tne hn.
lucinations before mentioned, and ne is 'au TUE
to nnroyysms of fury especially at tue siSne
Of another dog. He also takes 10 a.iiisss
vaniering. and he should be placed IN secure
con ffnement or tlestroyed--tbe former shoniu'
indeed. be done at an earlier stage OF tne uis.
ease. Tic English surgeons arc OF OPINION t..a'
Ffhere.iE no specifc antidote or ren1ea! lol
real byffrotlobn in animals the instances IL,
which cures are said to have been enectcC'
are not sufficiently authenticated. But III
the human being L. is possible to treat LUZ
disease successfully, provided 1t be taken III
time. Mir. FIcmming states that molltt-sn:.' :.
ton. Immediately after receipt OF wound. l.
The first ard most important measure tllat
lioat,lre or cord should be tied around !ne
injured limb between the wound anG pouy,
that the wound should be freely squeezed
and washed, as well as sucked, ana th:ss IL
should be etiectuaiisi cauteriZed as sooIF Is
the requisite appliances and the skill TO use
them properly cln be obtained. Mr. flell'.
nine! remedy does not 60 beyond the most
ordinary surgical operation, and if any OF
the noison should remain in the body alEel
caulcrization the whole system "ouiu III
time lie hopelesSly corrupted.
Perbaps the mode in which snake-Dltes
are treated in India may suggest cure.
The patient is made to swallow large qtahti-
ties of wine or strong liquor, so as 10 stinu-
late the system to throw off the poison WINE
the wound is cauterized. A bottle OF Ma
deira, or quantity of rum or arrack. Is given
AZ soon as possible after the bite. Mr.. skin
uer. who was many years ago Commissioner
Of Public Works in Ceylon, relates two re-
markahIe cures OF snake-bites which he
effected while on service there by cauterlzlnS
the purctures with bis pocket-knre,
beaping .unpowder on the wound, ana
firing il. He was at work with Ills
men in field, and no other means were
within his reach; but they proved eilectual,
and in two days the men were able to return
10 their duty. Some other curious cases
have been mentioned in the corresponding
referred to, but they all go to prove one
thing. and that the priucipal-VlZ., 10 lose
no time in calling in medical aid. The loss
of an hallr in SO doing may make all the dlt-
ference between life and death. Where med
zeal advice cannot lie had, the sufferer must
ret some relative or friend to do as
Sir. Fleming has suggested. -Phlladetph1d
LeddCr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
, ~ Wellington tiotlulu,
AuCtionerr amt Real Estate AGENT,
corner o; Eleventh ;uid Bank streets.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
III PRIVATE DWELLING AT SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF MARSHALL. AND SEVENTH
sTREhIS-At tie request of Messrs. A: n, and T.
\. Wexford, executors OF the late DIR. Beverly X.
Weifori. shall sell ut auction, OF the premises, on
THURSDAY the 18th day OF February, 1873, at
O'Clock T., NJ, If fair: II net, the first fair day
thereafter, ;he large aud elegant RESlDESCEo Of
The siecedent located rs q 9ve 1t contains about
eleven rooms, built originally Ia the best manner,
aud now in excellent order Beside the dwelling
there is Office servants apartments. stable .car-
riaSe-house ali built of brick aud the whole premises
Surrounded on three sides by brick walls, and Ia Is
by iron railing. It's location SO shoekoe
Hin Market renders 1t peculiarly valuable for .
boardpg-hcuse, hotel, for commercial purposes.
The lot has front OF G5 feet and depth OF $50 feet
to Market alley.
II win DE Sold as whole, or as to sell
with the dwelling thecisare front on Marshall street,
running hack 20 feet and three lots on Seventh street
&c by IS feet, according TO plat 10 be exhibited at
the hour OF safe. -5sfsgfz, ~
.ahe buildings are Insured In the Mutual Assurance
Society for 70 600.
TERMS: One-fonrth cash; bslance at four. eIyht,
and Twelve mant,s, for negotiable notes bearing sia
per cent Interest. Or one-fUurth cash balance al
Our two, aud three years, bearing ten per cent In
ftTrsf iEaif yearly, secured by trust deed. {a
i u 4-.awsH&atds w. GOnislS, Aartioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
Ry W, t,DtI,IiIl,
BY ". ItDUIfn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh ana Bank streets


EXECUTORS SALE or HANDSOME
II AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE AID
VACANT LOT AT TIE NORTHEAST CORStr
OF MARSHALL AND NINTH STkEETs.-M
the request of Mr.. William 5. Caldwell. executor Of
the Iai" Mrs. Sophia &. I,eane, shall sci! a, ac-
ton, OH the premises, on TUESDAY the "lst Jarn.
AIRY, 1919, nj o'clock =. ~. her private resid,nce.
the corner, having n front of 32s feet, the Who'll"
premises having front NJ IS feet and depth # ~
feet to wide paved alley, on which stand brick
ta!ns fabove the CELLAR about twelve rooms * w"
built and supplied with all the modern inpro'r'
mcnts. and Is really desirable Residence IN every
respect. aud In good repair. As the place Il :" VOL
known rurtherdescription Is deemed unnecr'.1iS.
1t can be by those DESTROYS Of purchasing BE-
tween the hours Of i2 M. and Z. H. two da!s'"'
fore the sale.
TERMS: Une-third cash: balance at one ami ~"
years for negotiable notes, interest at eisht ~
cent. half-yearly, secured by trligt decd i9s''
sion given by LIST Feb uary. W. GODDlf.
IL l3-l5,l 7,g0&2l hutlloPctr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
sAgCTIOM sALEs. Yatare Dsy,,
By Grubba Il Williams.
~ 40 kitneers and Real Estate Asen.s
Eleventh. street between Main and p,n,

| GoMMIssIoNER's SALE OF ~,
SSS,rx!rALgAgLE. FARM KNOWN >As +. ~
ppnfRfEa oa 2h E rhS W4ElaIAaassk
LigNIln execution Of decree Of the Cirspi, halt
In tire case OF " Harrison 70. Herrtsnns sa,sl, III
trix and dfS.,s the Undersigned the
thereby appointed, will sell nd suction nIses.
premises. on WEDNESDAY. astb Jon,,auo s b
O'Clock d., the bo,ne tract OF the farm Of ~,
late W. l.. Harrison died seizg1. Iyiny ,sa u,
stated. yang o. abJ1.
Tt embraces 100 4f-I0eo acres Of yeyv.r,
highly improved land. The frpDroye,,p.l' o: a..
handsome tbree-story brick dwelling r5,hs ar /,
large and two small rooms, besides .tr, IH'ir.
with marble manteis on the principal nno.i
brick servants quarters: tbree-story barn - hiIs
| fruit. So ~ = VI chez.
The land Is well watersd. much OF II po~,,
ana Inc situation one Of the most hexjtbfrp n.
vicinity Of the city. This property Is Si.i,, 10 D.
about one mile from the wharves at the on!
terminus of the Chesapeake and Ohio r,iy,o.,1s '',
pletiou of the road. N''a INC COT.
After the above will be sold the Rrs,n,..
THE TRACT, occupying an elevated a.
overlooking the city, and very desirable rnr ~
Ing sites, adjoining the abGve-d.scrfhe3 ~, nait
and containing about ono hundred and i,t
acres. '"'ri
TERMS. CASH as to expenses Of sr,, an, 80
and one-thrd OF the purchase money. The r ", W.
at six and twelve months for negotiable nn,as
good security and interest added: TIE titJc ~ %
tained by the court until the notes arc natl " r.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN, Committee.
GRCBBS s WILLIAMS, Auct!caecrs. ~, H. H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16


ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, NOR
chanoii.s and passengers, l.. B. Taun a@rt'
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, McAllister, Ne"
York, raiIroad iron. Trcdegar Company.
Schooner NJ. f. Byard, Camp, New York, railroad
iron. Tredcgar Company.
SAILED.
Brig Mary Rice Pratt, lilo Janeiro, flour, Ha1nll,
Schooner Narcissa. Bunting. Baltimore ria City
Schooner Caroline Young. Jackaway, New York
ria Drcwry's Bluff, wood.
Sloop SarIh Warren, -, James river, Hour, 10
shin David Stewart Curtis & Parker.
Sloop Sophie. Chevcs, James river, -four, to snip
David Stewart, Curtis 4 Parker.
Brig Sarah and Emma and schooner Wake, bound
... MEMORANDUM. ...
CITY PnIST. January 15.-Sailed, ship David
Stewart. for Guos-hill Flats 10 finish loading.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Boston pilots herein give notice that on and
after Monday, January 18th, there VIII he boat sta
toned off Cape Cod between Highland Light and
Race Point Light. Said stat on-boat will nc dcslSna-
ted hy blue and white flag, known rs the pilots sig.
nal So. - night signal IL flash-Hht. Vcssela bound
io Enstnu and wishing the services pilot, should
make signal by rockets or flashlights.
by TELEGRAPII.
New YORK. January l5.-Thc English steamer
Corinthiau, from New Orleans for Liverpool put I'll
here to day for coal.
FORTRESS MONROE, January Is Passed In.
steamer Mintcbran. from Liverpool for Norfolk ana
Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
Ry Crubhs II Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
EicveuIh street between Main aud Bank.


VRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
4 VALUABLE Estate ON YORK RIVER.
FORMERLY CALLED "RIrON HALL" But
NOW KNOWN AS BIGLER'S.-In execution OF
DEGREES OF the United States Circuit Court for the
Eastern District Of Virginia. entered respectively
on the liih and ed October 1872, in the of Big
Ter Walters administrator &C.. the Undersigned.
who has ccn substituted Trustee In the place and
stead of Robert Saunders, deceased will sell AT auc
ton. at the Office Of trubbs & Williams, auction
GERS, In the city of Richmond Va, on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of February, ls33, commencing at j.
O'clock NJ. much as may be necessary to pay said
Walters debt, Of the LAND embraced in The deed
Of trust from james Bicler TO Robert Saunders as
trustee, to secure debt 10 William Waller, dated
22d june i'l1. rs has not been heretofore sold BY
said Bigicr with the consent of said Waller. There
are nov; 10 lie sold about Two THOUSAND. ONE
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, lying on YORK.
river, In York county. about fcur miles from VIII
lia,sbGrg. The land will be sold IN parcels accord
ing 10 Il plan, which will be explained on aprlica-
ttsn to The anctinneers.
TERMS: 0ne-third 1T the time sf sale I'm legal
teuder); the balance In thrre equal instruments al
six, twelve, and eighteen months.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Suh-!rustee.
GRuRBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
In o-Irw.! St.WtfC'J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
{ ArgfSoN saIEs.s. :. Il I'D 3, nays.
I. ~ BY Moody q Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctienecrs,
Once corner OF Seventh and Hull streets, :,
Manchester, Va. :sys,ss.. Z
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TILE
COUNTY OF CHEsTERFIELD--Inp pursuance
Of a decree OF the County Court Of Chesterfield
s',,t tIeren peSda STYLED s.Jon b. Wiikerson
and Wife rs Harriet L.. Fore et ais. we SHALL as
commissioners expose for sale at public auction on
rs IWD RsS Js DF l,7' !.
mAhp 6SRGEh sb oRrY
SIX ACRES moro or less, lying on the Braadrock
ro1d, Eve miles from Richmond adjoining the lands
Of John Branch. Mrs. John SDeIings. ct ais Nearly
all OF theland fs In cultivation. Good dwelling
tanning FIVE rooms outbuiIdings of MI kinds; fine
young orchard; coed well Of water LIN the yard. and
good spring Dear the dwelling. This tract is leased
for this year the purchaser Is entitled to the rents
B TRACT No. contains ONE HUNDRED AND
EiGHTy-FOUR AND A HALF ACRES more or
of Mrs. John Snellin9s, DIR. Winfree's estate, and
Others Good dwelling and all the necessary out
buildings; good ORCHARD &C.; wen OF water In the
yard. About two-thirds Of this land open and In
cultivation; balance we'll timbered.
On the creek dividing the two tracts Is some No.
fiat land, In good order.
stalmeuts upon credit of six. twelve. aud eigh-
teen months for negotiable notes bertIng SIX per
cent interest. The tirle retained until the whole
purchase money is patd. =
After the above sale VIC viii sell all the PER-
sONAL PROPERTY, consisting of the following
i'en'Is &C., wit MULE,
fine COWS,
BULLOCK.
HOGS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS of various kinds,
a,GGc pounds SIfEAF OATS.
SnyCKS. FODDER. aud 80 barrels CORN:
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE
TERMS: Cash. ~
FRANK W. CHRISTIAN,
Ia1s Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
No, lila Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT ;:s;t =

1,RJTSTEEs' SALE OF THE HERMIT.
RICHM0ND, BY AuCTIoN.-By virtue Of NJ
provisions Of certain decd Of trust eearnS tle u
and s W Miss COMPANY G S s % the p M"
duly recorded In the office OF The clerk 81 iiehIhF
County Court, 10 SECURE the pak mypt ., su ,,.
money therein mentioned, We sha'l. In Inc ~"
lion Of said trust tbciug thereto required 0! ~, NV
beneficiary therein securedl, sell by nGcsioh On w.
premises, on MONDAY, 81 Jay OF Fehinary - !,
slid deed. consisting OF FORTY ACRE, 80 n
WGnLY-EMpROyED LAND. forming a ~ Il,
sslusfe. with the tstinl hURsEkh ~ 81
INGS, and large and beautiful glose "a ii.
trees the former site OF the d"ciiinS-hrt,r;
ua,cd In IN attractive locality, near lie AEt"mr
turai Fair Grounds, or the Hermitage road Nv NV
lar driyc] within one mite ard quarter &" wy
of Richmond; on which land there Is no" SI"''o
1 q nursery stock estimated rs follows: a
100000 lnree-year old APPLE TREE ''' |"
1000 twoeyeaf s old APPLE TREES, t'o 'es'
so,eeo oas ard ,wo-,ear old rrAErRikS''"
5000 two and a tSpse.ys.r old PEAR TREES SO
full line OF. OF eHfsRKY, APRICOT, and ME-
And = reners, assortment Of GRAPE VIM
SMALL. FRUITS. ASP ARA6Us BEDS, ana su''
other stock usually found In rss-ciass nun
The Hermitage Nursery y The esest , IN S
Virginia. and hs a an and Il snf
nursery in ;he country for reliability aud
OF iis stock. It. produces the haest Ape, Iii
sruwn IN the United States. It's soil anu ths
ness Of the climate enable nurserymsn 70 srnw@ in
pennsyiyanix ant, Se8 YORK in thIee years, a
siior.i digging aud shppingsesen almost ,us
oat the winter a,oaths. Situated near tie ~
isi,s of u growing city, lbs purchase Seaia arrT
hap.isonic fsyeslment independent Of the nafS''
stock. ,,,.ns, q
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defsay the eaps sn,sS,a
executing this Eust and 30 pay on SIX hsS itsrs.
notes for one thousand dollars each, with ihaem
thereon 1t the rate OF twelve per cent. PCT , on
lroi.I the zath juno, ts72, until paid shs lie
r'sSs1ss'f77 -. j. A. RICHARDSON,
q 5s-'1>''-. a Trastse>
RienAgoso& e Co. Real Estate AacsionseT'.
| deaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
by =. ", DavIS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE ON ST. JOHN STREET
NEAR COUTTS STREET At AUCTION.--In exc
cuiiun of u decree OF the Chanrcry Court Of the
civ uf Richmond entered November 2a, 1872, In the
suit "f Crump is. Crump. &c, shall, as special
commissioned therein named proceed TO sell at anc-
ton, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 22,l day
of January. 1879, at O'Clock J.. NJ Of fair IL not,
hour i VALUABLE LOT with FRAME TENE-
Mf.Sr thereon. -..- ...
TERMS: ne-ihird cash: balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added: tile retained by the court until all the pay
,ueuts are male j. PRESTON COOKE,
n, IL Sncciul Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
BY James j.. Apperson.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
pLENDID PROPERTY FOR SAIL

SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ AT AuCTION.-Atthe request Of the own,rl
will offer for sale at auction, the promise.
FRIDAY. December 20, 1872, at u O'Clock " e..
that extremely valuable property known as H.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL. and the LOT adiomIrl
with the wooden and brick buildings thereon.
This property Is situated 10 The ex,rt geograpl1
centre of the city. Immediately opposit. to the ,d
tol square. ut the Junction Of Grace aud NInm
streets, directly opposite 10 Capitol street and M
eutIalled for the beauty Of its situation. II has
front Of 100 feet on the west sldc OF Ninth strsr
and 90 feet on the north side of Grace street and
tree-fourts of the lot has depth of 1870 feet. run
ming back from Ninth street.
The property Is chartered, and may be taken hr \
company in shares Of 800, In which event the 1wn"
will lake number Of them. When the Che.ap",k.
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished shall IT,
completed, there mast be frst-cidSs hotd on
ShOckoc HILL and this place II witouta rTal for H.
Until preparations are made to build. the rental VIII
keep down interest, taxes, &c The property may
be bought privately. and negotiations are invited.
TERMS Very liberal.
In consequence OF bad weather POSTPONED To-
MONDAY, January %, 1917. ~ sarna hour.
). l.. APFERSOS, Auctiur"cr.
de .I-3tawtJa9tutd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16
BY Grub6s & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and g,,L

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, M
IL lI2 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN Frs
AND SECOND STREETS. FOR SALE AT Az
IlOS.-Me VIII sell ut auction, on the prsini vs. =,
WEDNESDAY, the ed day of January. at .oct,t
p. NJ, the handsomc BRICK DWELLING lor.,,.
rs above, now occupied by 7. ". Grubbs. II ~.
tIinS nine rooms besides storerooms, ba'l,r,.,,
&c. brick Kitchen with two rooms, stable and,
riage-bousc--all In good repair.
The lot fronts feet and runs back l5i Zee, to an
slfey II feet wide. There Is on the lot ysr,e'y NJ
cholce irrilt-cherries, aprtcots, dwar!-pc,,.
peaches pIuns, apples. and grapes.
This is 4 most delightful! residence. convenient /.
business. and in an Improving part Of the city.
TERMS One-third cash; btlance at six and ,wrr,
months for negotiable notes, elk per cent. iutera
udGed. secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
10 10 Auctionctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-16

200, ,york and had 10 conclude his argn.
g iS.,s y thts no.t. the hour of IL having
nens ~ flfe committee have to rise.
fis rho most profound attention and interest
,,,os AnaniTrsted BY the large concotrse as
scmbled. and especially by the committee.
Sc 1''l' c.s$sts w. p. b.