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, 1873-12-06
APPALLING LOSSES BY THE LATE
STORM

A report of the movements and damage
done by the great storm OF August "a,
1878, has been prepared at the signal
office in New York from data carefully
collected from reliable sources, which will
be given in full to the public in a few
days. The following is a summing up OF
the losses caused by this terrible storm =
1882, vessels, of which 435 were small
fishing %schooner8, are known to have been
destroyed, during the oath and 25th Of
August, in the neighborhood Of the Gulf of
st Lawrence and the Atlantic shores OF
Nova Scotia, Cape Breton and Newtound-
land. In addition to this large number
over 80 vessels were destroyed by the
same storm inj its course before reaching
Nova Scotia, making a grand total OF at
least 1,122 vessels destroyed within a few
days. Two hundred and twenty-three
lives are definitely reported as lost, and the
most moderate estimate of the numerous
cases in which whole crews are stated to
have been lost swells this number to near
, 1873-12-06
PROCLAMA..

II Ii and every one who consider
IL themselves entitled to any claim
against the estate of the late John
Hinkson, planter, are hereby sum-
moned to present and prove such
claim to the undersigned Executors
administering the said estate before
the expiration of 6 months.
The heirs according to the will Of
the late John Hinks0n, namely: his
brothers Hugh and James Hinkson
and all his nephews and nieces and
the children of his nephew John
Hinkson of Dublin, Ireland, are also
hereby summoned to come forward
and prove their claims, before the
expiration of One year and six
weeks, and to look after their in
terest.
Frederiksted, St. Croix, Novem-
Der 28th 1873.
HUGH HINKSON.
VIM. r. MOORE.
, 1873-12-06
PROCLAMA.

nLLE og Enhvcr der MATTE have
~ Noget at fordre paa afgangne
Planter John IIinksons DO, ind
kaldes heryed med 6 Maaneders
Varsel at anmelde og beviisliggj0re
dcres Krav for undertegnede EXecu-
torer der behandIe Boet.
Ligeledes mdkaldes med Aar og
Days Varsel den Afi0des Arvinger
if0lge Testamentet, nemlig: den
Afd6des Br0dre Hugh og James
Hinkson, allie hans Neyeuer og
Nicer og B0rncne af hans Neyeu
John Hinkson af Dublin Irland,
for az legitimere deres Arycret og
yaretage deres Tary paa Boct.
'Frederiksted St. Croix den 28de
November 1878.
HUGH HINKSON.
WIN. II. MOORE.
, 1873-12-06
BEET SUGAR.

The cultivation of the beet, and the
manufacture of sugar from it, is being
largely extended in some parts Of America.
We understand that the most successful
results as yet have been obtained in Cali
fornia, where two companies are in opera
ton one, the California Beet Sugar Com
pany at Alvarado, producing more than a
million pounds Of sugar from one years's
crop, and this only the second year Of its
operation, From the report Of the mana
ger of the above company we extract the
following :-"With respect to the best
, 1873-12-06

Iy 500, while if to this be added the loss
ofIife on land and in the earlier history Of
the cyclone the grand total amounts to at
least 600 lives. The records also show
that about 900 buildings were damaged
or totally destroyed by this storm. The
fishing interests OF the United States and
Canada have been seriously crippled by
these losses, which have fallen with espe-
ciaI severity upon Gloucester and other
New England towas.-St. IHome Tidende
, 1873-12-06
Ans2ttelSeT
EntledigelseT.

VaRA 1ste December d. A. er Hrr P. c.
az Testmann paa hans derom gjorte An
dragende meddeelt Afskeed fra Bestllllngen
som Postmaster i Christiansted, og hldtll~
verende Contoirist i Pr@sidentskabs-Se-
cretariatet O E. A, M6rch meddeelt Con
stitution til fra s. D. og indtil videre at
lungere som Postmaster ! Chrstiansted.
, 1873-12-06
AnS9tte1seT
EntledigelseE.

UUNDER 13de October err hidtilverende
O Presidentskabssec retair paaS st. Thomas
Justitsraad Samuel William van Brake
~alIernaadigst udn@vnt til Pr@sldentSkabS-
secretair paa st. Croix.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
By GrubbS & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
i VALUABLE FIvE-STORY BRICK TENE-
MEST no. 1O) AT IHE CORNER OF FOUR
FEN III STREET. AND TOBACCO ALLEY,
OPPOSITE TO THE EXCHANGE UOTE ALSO
THE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES THEREIN.
AT AUCrIUN.-1n execution Of two deeds OF tr'is'
from John a. Worsham to The subscriber as trustee
dated respectively olst Of April, 1870 and Goth OF
April. 1872 and duly recorded and also by authority
of an order of the United States District Court
will sell at auction, upon The premises. on NUN
DAY The ,2th day # May at IL o'clock d., the pro-
pcrtv above referred In. ,
Ing cccuIi.d bv Mp. William Holt Rc hirtson anu
the floors above sal IONS ana Chambers. aho'r
tle stare there are twelve large rooms. win gas ana
water on every lour. handsome marble-tnp wash
stands, several buh-ruolnS. Sc. and hnb-"illtcl
running from the cellar to the tnl'mo story. .
II Is finished throughout III the best style, WIN
marble mautlcS in the principal saloons. lliiliuso'it
iron verandlh around three sides OF tile house ana
I'm all IFS arrangements l. complete NO DulfliS ~
culal style and cost for the purposes Tor WHICH IL Is
atlap,cd was ever erected III this ely.
Special attention is invited ~ ibis sale as the pro-
prrty from ii< central locati)n AMI thorough coii'
s;rIrtion. 1, Of u character not rttcn l" u" put-
chased " ,.ru>.,r,.pr ,,
After which will bc sold the FIRN !TC RE ana
FIXTURES In SAID house. consisting OIL very iarEt
anu splendid CARPET. almut .0Nsh Icct mt nIc
proof s,fc. gas chandeliers. Latr Jlfe stove clairS
tables. &c. nm ,., -,
TERMS: Expenses of sale and $4,000, with AZ
accrued interest TO be paid In cash: $4,000 payaplt
Goth of April 1917 with interest ut twelve per cen,
pcr annrm and the residue upon terms 10 pe til
nounced at The time OF sal'. $1,000.
But am authorized to sly tlllt 'prnls iiinch oi
favorable 10 purchaser, will he given II desired
CHARLES +. WORKMAN. Trustee.
(;Rt.BEc & WILLIAMS. aucllonccrS. my
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9airlln,ond Dispatth.
SATCRDAy..... ........'M NJ Al Dc '''''
,,,,o chinese can't boast of being the only

The Chinese can't boast OF BENG tue our.
.>.n,Ie having "to-be,contiuued rcpresen-
iatinns upon the stage. 1t wifi take iou'
rntirc evenings to produce Wasners new ',
o,'n, . The King of the Nibciunsrn,.
which which i, 10 appear next year: Meantime sr,,nm,
,he so.nlo nta musicians for the great event.
Sa.nei,n ;E W.. nn, hive too easy time, If we
IneE WI, n What ono Of them says: "We
may uene wagner as great composer,
n,,, ws can't feel the enthusiasm Of an au'
' n", for he gives Us no rest; it il one
long, difficult classical strain for us: tic rs
mrrriIcs, on yiolinS and voices :" His enc
mic, "a, that he has caused at least ono
death by the music which kept voice con-
t:uualy strained al painful pitch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
l2v Hill < tiOdIlin.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers,
No. Hos Main street.


VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
TIVE EARN On TuE L in - or tv IiIt
1Y~FUUR MILF FROM ElCiiNloND, AND
ONt-tUl RTn OF a NILE FROM TAlLOES-
EIlLE HANOVER COUNTY. ~ tut kICH-
MOND. FREDEklCK>bukG, AND rQToMAc
RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AttI1ON.-hn
TUESDAY the Goth day OF May. on the premises:
at Il o'clock. will sell the very valuable FARM
called BEAR ISLAND. hate the residence at
Richard Gwatlnury. deceased The farm contains
ONE THOUSAND AND NlNETf-SlN ACRES ;:
about rnC-hr'! in w"o'ls. and lies on hnth >.r>
of l. e hes lcdk, aud ohio railrOad-thr.e hundred
acres on Tie east aud ilc balanCc Oh the west side
II j. Justly cuusi :c: I'll Que NJ the best GraLin-
farms In the vicinity, there being "A arE" quantity
Of meadow land susceptible of high improvement:
The highlands are well a'tlptct! II The grown VI
wheat corn and tobacco. The improvements co-
sist of large aud c"InmoGious brick dwelling WIN
all the usual nlt-honScS. and there + within one nun
trea wards of the mansion ncvcr-tailiG Sfi!;S II
excellent wafer BLptSt and EpiSror rlnlcleS
iIrthc Immediate ncighbUr!ood. One-slXth OF the
mineral ri ht- rt'.'rftd ~
TruNS: Dnr-foIrth cash: balance II ore, two.
ana three wears. with siS cr cent. ln."r II added!
.rira! nv Il trust deed on the properly POSSESSION
in = short time. Forfur;ncr information atircrs
" HliI 4 t;ul]Di y. huctinucrr-.
my, po,jt ..th;dt.i iIU~ Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
BY Lyme 4 Brother
Real Estate Agents and AuctionccrS;
!/Eo 1917 Main street

- No. III. Main StrceI.
VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS OAK
Y GROVE, SITUATED ~ TUE CDtNrruF
HENRlCO, TWO AND HALE Mills FROM
RICHMOND, On THE CHARLES CITY road
DER: CROPS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FCKSlTUEE-AT PurLIC Au,Tl"N-Wc
shall, 1T tht request CT Mr; i u; D.; Mr'|l T
DAY, SIay i. ls73, ut o'clock L. NJ. without re-
.cryc. that VERY DESIRABLE FARM located NJ
above described ,,dirintng the farm of Colonel Nor
man Smith. Robert turric, an! others. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FlfTY-rWO AND (
HALF ACRES, the greater portion Of which is
cleared and IN line heart, which lies we'll aud pro-
dure- well the usual crops, such "a cor wheat aid
hay.
There are several sprir gS on the place and we'll
OF most excellent water In the yard.
here arc sore thrti acres now sec.!Y4l in winter
oats.a large portion In timothy and clover. and
about four acres Sn putitucs rye, &c. there Is
nice orchard III choice iluii-trccs on tie Il;.ce.
The improvements consist OF ncat FRA mE;l
DIV ELL1Nti. containing eight rooms, beautifully
nestled la with grove of OAKS: hne BAE \. eNtra-
ordinrry size; CuhN-CElB, STABLE, &C.; all IN
Tie HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consists Of
several CHAMBER SUITS, complete: W ALNII
EXTENSION TABLE, LOUNGE, CHAIRS,
The SrOCk and FARMING IMP ELEMENTS con-
SIT Of a SPAN OF HORSES. two superior MlLCH
COWS, WOnD>'S MOWER am.i EEtpER com
H ~i nIpIy HtW co< and seq fLAST
liz. EEvoLVING HAYzKtkE, GLEANEE,
CUTTING-HoX. GR1NDST0Nr; GAIT. thA-
DIE, TOp-CAHRIAGE and II HARNESS. anu other
articles too numerous To mention.
The farm l. in Il most excellent ncighbrriiood ant!
lis proximity to the city and the h'alihrnlnrsS "i
invite The special attention Of parties desiring L"
buy a good farm To the foregoing sale.
The TERMS will be ann1nnced ON me IiSH 81 SAFE
m .5-codtMylSidds AuctirEevrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
~ NlnntiX & i,nYnll.
By Moody & Royal,
H-al Estate Ageut- AMI AGctiunesrs,.
Oficc corner Seventh aud Hull streets,
Iu.ttI,,>irr Va
COMMISSIONERS sale OLE \ MAG

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ MAG
v S!fItFhr JAMES EiVkR FARM, i.utA-
TED | Pow HAITIAN COUNTY, VA. AibJpIN-
ING THE LANDS OF " Iii.lkM W. MltiiAlA
AND bIll ERS--By virtue OF L decree OF the tir-
cult court OF fowhat.n ut the Nlober term, lsn9
In certain sui: styled itoyall'S guardian rs Roy
a!ls heirs, shall expos" for sale al 'puDllc auction
OH MONDAY. May 5, 1879 THAT being court-layt, al
|! O'Clock Vi. in front OF the courthouse door Of
said county, that handsome and beautifully. located
FARM known aS kELUSa. ~ Ing ilnIuedlaiel! on
.Iunc, river, containing SIX HUNDRED AND
FbRTf-SiX ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
loa In james Rivcr low grounds, productive
any The river about 3ap In high state of cut
tvatnn, and the Balance in mord--oak ami pine
There l. hands me Trained house on the farm
tanning from six To eight rooms kitchen, stables.
barn., iortccu-harus, ami all other out-Gullln2s
usually found Oh II hrst-class James River farm.
fipr orchard ot all kinds vi fruiitrees. y" bitter
neiSliborlood to b. found IN NirStna. Convenient
Ia churches OF various trlvtniliatluns. About TWO
l..it, iriEi lchauN ferry, and immediately oppo-
site Loeb iohmuu, where persons eau take the
p.ch,., which passes tri-wcekly u aud from Rich
lloud.
Ibis tc"utiftl place should engage the attention
of al who are In quest OF such property surrounded
with so na.iy conifLr.s and advantages.
TERMS: Dne-four:.l cash balance upon credit
OF onr, two and three years Tor bonds bearing SIX
per cent ntcrc't from day Of sale; the title being
rrt1iued until the whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIS j. DANCE, Commissioner
MOODY s ROIALL, Aucuonsers. s alp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
BY y. NJ. Lee.
AuctIoncer and Real Estate agent.
No. l0li Main street.

THREE FARMS ON THE CHARLES
Il CITY ROAD. THREE MILES FROM TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND ONE FROM TIE
WiILIAMSBCR,i TURNPIKE. FOR SALE Al
request OF Dr. Charles T.: Ander-
son. who intends Iclnovng TO The city. "ll sen NJ
p. NJ. on the premises. his FARM, contai ming TWO
hundred and twenty five acres, eNten ny =, IT IN tne
Charles ity 10 the Williamsburg roau. ms pro.
suit purchasers, Into three tract, rs follows;
HOUSE TRACT, containing one hundred ana
tweniv-fvc acres, with comfortable frame dwelling.
four rooms: good barn. corn-house SC. On the
same road a tract of twenty-five acres, with frame
dwelling, two rooms sc. One tract on me , WILL
scvcnty-tiyc acres Ihe lau,l Is fertile: well adapted
10 rr,wth of grass. grailI. and vegetables.
,TrvNs. Al sale \ NJ LIS. AuCtioncpr.
u,ya 1914 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
sTCTyDg GALEs--FufHre Days
BY Hill 6 GoddIn, Auctloneers' II
No. llGs Main street. -.a

TIGHTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
u LOTS ON THE WESTERN LINE 0F THE
CITY or RICHMOND FOX SALE AT. AUG
Ti0N -On TUESDAY, May Is, 1873, on the pre-.
nisn,. commencing mt O'Clock r. NJ. VIC will sell
20 LOTS. fronting each 30 feet by from 10, TO 200
feet on Cary, ac1cn ashland hiair Glalo d ne,
1lIg o az IJ,ryic This BEAUTIFUL section is rapidly
bniidins up. Many of the ieccntIy-sold lots now
have, or are having, built on tlsI tlssy ho."s
strper fo Garter street. Cary street has been also
graded. These. with lmrroyements rapidly gong
on make this II very desirable held ior fnyestnGH J,
this opportunity Of buying property near our grow
Ing city. .,., 8, forr a,obt
II En- ;i,, months HILL & GDDD1N,
ahu "ri'' ~ Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
BY james NJ. Taylor i Son,
Zeal Estate Agents aud Aucti pntcrs.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF T W o
" HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND ON THE
RlCHMOSD, FREDERICKSBURG AND POI o.
MAC RaI+-kuAD. ABOUT SIX MILES From
HCHMOStf&ND HALF MILE FROM HUN
GARY STATION. IN HkNKlCO COUNTY. AT
AUtrlOS.-ln execution Of decree Of the
Cllancery Court OF the City Of richmond, III the
case Of Glazebrook Glaz.brook, the Undersigned
special commissioner thereby uppOlntcd will sell at
auc i"n ut the court-hnu,e of Hcnrlco county, on
MONDAY the 5th day Of May. - THAT bel ug court
dayI at O'Clock ~ the PR pcrty above ioruted The
same will be divided into eight lots, containing
twenty live each all fronting the south side
rf The railroad.
TERMS Dnc-thlrd cash; the balance on credit of
six and twelve month, for negntiare notes, interest
added. The title 10 he retained until the whole pur-
chha-In0ncy Is paid aud conveyance ordred by the
court. JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR l. Son, Auclioueers. ap24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
y, james VI. TAYLOR & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
corner OF Eleventh and bank streets.

SALE OF 4 VAL
- uABI.E FARM IN uESRlCn COUNTY.
ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES BELO" RICHMOND
On TIE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ApJUlN-
ING BOTTOMS BkItGr, AT PUBLIC AUG
TIDN.--In pursuance 81 decree Of the Circnif
Court u The county of Iienrico. entered. The sth
day ui March, 1875, III the cause NJ Allen, trustee,
IS. Allen auu others, the uncr Sne1 special ColI!-
missioner thereby appointed " i'll sell at public aic-
ton. al the cour-l Of irnrco county, on MON
DAY the 5th day OF May. ISIS that belu. court day j.
1T i. oclurk NJ. the aoyc cclhe! real estate. con-
tanning three hundred aud thirty acres Of land one
half Gle lre, the lalunce In wooGs-about seventy
i've acre, OF ihc best ChckahOminy iow--rounds-
and bound. 4 as follows ON tie east and north by
Chi k.hominy river, on The west by the land NJ
Dizzy Wade, and the south by iiiiainsburg stage
ROAD. and occupied 10y William Allen. Esq. and Is
nsltrrrI 10 lie one oil the best farms In that por-
tion OF The county.
TERMS: Unc-tuurth cash; tn" balance IL six,
twelve, aud eighteen mnnths, for negotiable noirs
!nrrr added and lite tide Ia c rtisincd unil The
whole purchase money Is paid and i conveyance
or,"rcdby the court. Taxes for 1878 10 he paid by
the purchaser.
4 plat at tie above property ua. h" seen at the
Office IF The autilonccr>.
4. II. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR sos. Auctiouctrs. ap2I
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l;y ", T.. Polk & Co..
by ~ ~ YIN u 1877
Peal FstIi&gtuf~ amt Snct'orr,is.

no. Tcuth stree. between Main and !''nH ,T"''
lshatcr'S buiIdsn2'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
by Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estatc Agents,
1912 Main street.
rTEN HANDSOME NEW STOCk-BRL

rI,EN HANDSOME NEW STOCk-BRICk
Il TENEMESTS SITUATED On THE sOCTn
PARK. BUILT IN THE MOST IMFHOVEi,
STYLE, FOR SALE BY AUcTioN.-Wst, W., shaii
nAY. list MAY, 1873, commencing al j! O'Clock i.
NJ. n. ten handsome new SrOCK-BKICK TENE-
MtNTS. built in the most modern style. containing
six rooms. Intending wings; inside blinds, hand
some front uorchcs; gas, water. &c, throughout.
There are nice lots attached TO each These ho1scs
were built with an eye 10 parties of liniti means
10 ayoilillor &c: aud offer to par les Wishing tn
make a profitable investment. and To parties Oh
small means, very great Inducements.
4 plat showing size of lots tp bc seen Al hour vi
sale al Hhich time the terms VIII be alnnii,rn,
LYME x BROTHER,
tuCtOutprS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
BY IsilclI& Son,
huc;ionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main AMI bank.

TWO-sTORl BRlCk
Y DWEILISG on THE EAST SIDE "
MAYO STREET RETwEES F, ERA =, tri;S ASD
Tuesday the 9Th day of May, 1873, upon the
premises r at O'clock r 81, viii! Be sold that vaa-
bic .TWo-srokY BRICK DWELLl M . san,sg
nov i'm The occuDaucy of IL. Whitlock, Esq. Inc
lot fronts 30 feet and runs back les feet to an a'ey
feet wide. ,, E., u;x and
twelve months for negotiable notes With interest
'"'N' "' ISBrLL & son.
,,,., AuctiOncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03

Lord Shattesbury told. ut Glasgow. OF his
having whitewashed and painted one OF the
dark houses occupied by family in one OF
the foul districts Of London. and short time
AFTER returning to find it worse than ever;
He said "What on earth is tins y! and
the reply was Please, your Honor the
house looked so cold and uncomtoifab'e mat
| sent for a sweep and asked him to give US
a few warm touches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
A.U1CTrON Substitutes pays.
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctionccr aud Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LOT
y ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET,
NEXT BELON, THE EAST COR ER OF PEARL
STKtET-At the request of the owners will sell
at auction. on The premises, on THURSDAY tie
ABLE LOT located us above adjoining the han'i-
some store occupicdby Mr. a. 0ppcnhcimrr 1t has
n front of 23t feet aud runs lrick about i0 feat
more or less. ln wide alley, with the of the city
culvcrt This Il one III the most valuable lots no"
pn tie mlrKct, and Is admirably adapted for the
erection If u first-class retail store.
TERMS: s2.5G0 cash balance at and years Tor
negotiable notes Iuterest annually. secured by Il
trust deed. YELLING ron GODDIN,
my2 Auctoncer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
BY Grubhs & Williams.
huctlonccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. street between Main aud Dank.

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM OF
~ TEN ACEES. On TIE CHARLES CITY
ROAD TWO AND A HALF MILES FRuN THE
we will sell on the premises. ga IT, SbAY, MAY o.
ipmc,iacl, after the Stle by Nests. Lyur i Bro
Their Of the Murton farm adioning hi, hTliltifuI
and highly -improycd LITTLE FARM. adjoining j
q. Harding. Mr. Murtnn, and others. II Is AL cleared
lies level and about Oneha!f Is In timothy and cl0-
yer. and the residue, excluding the housc grounds
and garden. Is 5, cdcd in oats.
The dwelling, In cottage style. has four rooms.
and attached Is an unusual number o.; uut-buiidiugs
of all kinds The dwelling stands in grove of ORR
ginai Young oaks. Altogether this isa very aitig,c-
tive aud desirable little place and we only ask nj,
eSamin attuu OF IL before the sale. Very moderate
views us TO price are held, and any oac wishing
such place would d. well To give this serious con-
sIderatnn.
my AucionpcrS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
BY Richardson \ Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0nccrs,
lll3 Min street.

4 NEATAND ATTRACTIVE FRAME
N DWELLING. NrMBtkED lO1i: W. ; I
CLAY STREET. FOR SALE By AttTioS.-
On WEDNESDAY the 3Oth Instant, at half. past 1
o'clock T.. NJ. we will sell by auction, on The prem
is,.s. n neat and attractive FRAME DWELLING,
NUMBERED 10l4, occupied by Dir. Hartman: ON me
north side of Clay street near Hancock street In the
rear of Film Park. This property, though cont
paratirev new. has been recently put In thorough
entire premises painted. Nothing remains TO bc done
to make II one of the most attractive residences OF
it, size In the city.
TERMS: One-third cash: the balance i'm six and
Twelve months. negotiable notes with interest added
~ Il secured nv Il deed uf trust 10 he given for the
deferred pay,i,rrs RICHARDSON K CO.,
AuctOneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-03
~ tirmhhs ( Wilkins.
AuctionecrS and Real ESTATE Agents,
Eleventh street between Main AMI Bank

) \ l. L OF THE
" VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING;
OK THE SOUTH SIDE w CANAL STREET
EETWEES FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
At ACCrlON.-Ny virtue OF Il decree VI the l;icli-
nuud Chinccry Court In the suit uf :. tlaz. brook
re- Teller Sc. rendered Oh The 10Th Of Arril. lS7a
shall rs special comu i>sioncr thereby appointed.
sell at auction. upon the pr msc,. on FRIDAY.
Nav 9TH at o'clc Ok l. II .. the new and convenient
iy-irranrrd BRICK TEN EMENT located IL ab"ve
ir>crihed containing six roulns and occupied by
Mr.. u. ". Br;t"g al y rent OF $3.50 per anuuiIi.
This is the class Of houses so 'nuc! sought after
and cannot fail to prove II profitable Investment.
Lot fronts 10 hy loo tect.
TERMS uc-lourth cash balance ON n credit of
four. eight and twelve months for negotiable notes
Interest a,iticd, aud title retained.
JOHN 4. COKE,
Special Commits. oncr.
GKI.RRS & WILLIAMS, ArciioiFrr-. ap 30