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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-22
FEMININE BEAUTY.

The lovliest adornment of pefect
womanhood is uuconsciousness of self,
If the woman possessed of this rare
virtue by lacking in physical beauty,
nay even plain, there is charm In her
innocence and simplicity more potent
than the fairest of smiles of the fairest
Of featured sirens that ever deuded the
susceptible heart of man. There is
something in the presence Of vain
and pretentious woman that, be she
ever SO fair, repuises rather than at
tracts admiration She is regarded
only for the symmetry of her form and
features, and like cold and senseless
statute Of stone, her eyes never changs
or lose their fixed and soulless express
sion they never Tighten up with the
beauty of thought nor sparkle with the
conception of any new and sublime
idea their changeless look is not the
repose OF peace, nor the steady gaze of
uuchanging happiness-it is the fixed
stare of heartless worldly woman,
wrose only thoughts is of herself who
is ever insensiole to the sense of doing
good to others-an expression uncha>
geable se6shness,
True beauty lies in the hidden per-
fection of tie soul The most lovely
type of perfect womanhood is the being
whose heart is not insensible to refined
and tender feeling that mingles and
blends itself with every act and deed of
her life. No feminine face is truly
beautiful that does not wear, to GER
tain extent, an expression Of conteut-
ment repose Ruskin has said -
DO not think you can make girl
lovely if you do not make her happy.
There is not one restraint you put on
good girls nature-there is not one
check you give to her instincts OF
affection or of effort-which will not
be indelibly written on her features
with harshness which is all the more
painful because it takes away the
brightness from the eyes of innocence,
and the charm from the brow of virtue
The perfect lovliness of womao's
countcnance can only consist in the
majestic peace which is found in the
memory of happy and useful years full
of sweet records ; and from the joining
of this with that vet more majestic
child;shncss' which is still full OF
change and promise, opening always,
modest at once and bright with hope of
better things to be won and bestowed.
There is no old age where there is still
thatpromise-iti is eternal youth"
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-03-22

We need not preach the courage to
die-that is common euough-but the
courage to live, to be honest in spite
of poverty and neglect; to be true,
though all is dark except where God
shines in; to be faithful, though Heav-
en- fall and heart breaks, and friendship
turns to gall. Yes, we must teach men
to dare to be unpopular, to be misap-
pretended. to be ahead OF the times, to
follow the voice of God though it lead
into the wilderness, to tell the man Of
his very face that he lies, and also to
give him his dues, an act which re-
qnires the supremest courage at times.
wouldn't give farthing for the
triumphant faith of the death hour,
unless it comes from the triumphant
faith that makes our life full of noblest
daring, that is ready to fling aside
honor, wealth the praise of friends,
rather than impair for one moment the
souls integrity. Oh, for such .
courage the courage to think, to act,
to tell the harsh truths, to overflow
splendid falsehoods, to disown sweet
lies, and to Danish tenderest association
rather than check in the least the free
movement of the sovereign soul. We
all must die with more or less equa-
uimity, but we cannot live in the full
splendor of our being except by courage
anu determined exertion. The cow
ard, under certain circumstances, may
die grandly but never under any cir
cumstances, can he live grandly.-
LIBERAL Christian.
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Attention is cillct t0 description If property
for sale IL the WEEKLY STATESMAN.
Feb 1878 Iy
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OFFICIAL PAPER FOR POLK
COUNTY.
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FOR SALE PEIlATEIl. NJ + IT,
ROBERlSIA < HRuE Irh
,.s,.tgs...sN.f A..at#... .,...


NJ DEN>.-Eor s.r pr!Ea ely, ! ~ IT, l'Et
LOTS oyc mil" FROM Manchester IN 'hc irr-.-
bur. turnpike: fronting Iichm"nh: h.gm'," tma-
lion. Grove. f.ui-.rtc'. vineyard. e. ."L 'rTN'.
apply 10 h,''i,l :" I,f ~, w..
49,. n, ,f,D.. ,,s'r,. Va.
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i,r I,riIltll> Y " ,ilt.t,u-
Aucl!onc.rS AMI Rcai Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF TIE RICH MON AND
- YORK RIVER KAiLROAD-By virtue al Il
decree III the l hanrcrv Court OF thc city ot Rich
i.i'cr ":tilrnat! Company IS. j. ProSscr abb and
Robert II. M:ury, trustees. and j. Prc>scr Tah anu
ku'"rt II. Mhurr, trustees. rs. The Richmond ana
YORK ;tNcr Il Tread Company, entered On The 10th
day II !ltcwn'-r, l-7o. wr, the uncr> Sncu. The
survivor NJ u.s. shall sell hy public auction. ~ The
ati.iion-rroiu~ of N"--r-. SrDH> X illtaru- No.
Eleventh sirLct. richmond. Va. OF FRIDAY Tie
a .y o! MAY, l-.S. IL the hour oi IL NJ, all TIE
al tie RICHMOND AND YORK !tlNE R RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. including. its roadway, rails,
cruss-icS, Gcpots. sdingS, ears, engines, tenders
and all other property whatsoever. Including al o
the franchises Of said company aud excepting from
such sale nothing Whatsoever b-onSirg TO SAID coni-
pauy except its chooses In action ana debts due Or 10
become due To IL.
HE TERMS OF SALE WILL III AS FOLLOWS ::
The sum of Sl.0,0G0 shall lac paid Ia CASH: and the
residue OF the purchase money shall be payable AS
follows $500 the i, oi January. 1875. with ill
tcrc~t al the rate OF cent. per aunum from The
DAY II sale. payable scmi-aniittlls 100000 on the
Isl day OF January. lsSG with Interest ut the rate o
per cent PER annu from the day 81 sale. payable
semi rually; aud the remainder OF such purchase
money the Isl day Of J;.uIry, 1917, with Interest
1T the rate ot per cent. per anun from tic :'y OF
~ the ratification clnL Il the court. ana pos
s,ssnr "o' - =" delivered anti, lie sale has been
"a. go ~ the court: the deferred pay meats IL lie
secured 10y decd I trust ON the property Sold such
decd to he. subject t. lhr APT rnyal OF the court.
CAPITALISTS will take notice that the effect Of sale
and conveyance VII b" - cNingi!ish the said conf
pany aud make the purchaser "r PURCHASERS body
corporate.
Ma uRY, r Edmond, Va, attorneys for the tns-
tees J. PROSSER TAbB,
ROBERT H. MAURY,
ia2s-ld Surviving Trustees.
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ORNAMENTAL PLANTING. Tree-phnting for
ornament, shade, etc. whenever done, should
lave each tree. its probable future size. its
:e,neral habits. etc, carefully studied. Too
,2nv plant without thought OF future
gro~th. and often the Norway spruce or
other variety OF tree. that in twenty years
VIII reach height Of forty or more feet.
v;,, u spread OF branches equal TO it, height.
j. ,rau.ct; within tour feet Of Il footpath OF
ro.Iva. cr perhaps half Il dozen of then,
r!4ni,d il Il door yard CT fron'-:rolnd ..
not ever thirty 10 forty feet square. few
,tar, can only c'apse ere The tree or trees
hive 10 lc removed or severely cut back.
II The former Ease the thick planting bus in
zine cases ont Of ten caused all thc loves;
lgnhs.os the trees 10 die out, and the
renewal of one. two, or more, 'eafC>
;i!n remainder With Scrawny. uDS!-htty, Eer-
;iu:tleSS lower limbs. If single tree Is to
DC planted Tor its beauty alone, or for the pu;.
pose of a shade then it should have room ioI
all lis branches 10 extend either way. But il
a group Of three. five, or seven trees l. dc.
s;:ct, the whole when grown TO form Whole
lead, then they may be placed near cacl
.!,Etr, Is only the outer limbs are expected
10 GOV and form, rs it may be. on" Outline
lui with varied coiored foliage and spray
making. rs we might say, III arboriorm uou
Gurt.- ErCh0MTc.
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G,I>G For CAKE OF Soar [Dmhury
N.rc>. bid Yea ever see a man ll>Il around
il the bottom OF Il tub Of water for a piece
q: soap. At the first lie simply reaches
down upon it to pick ii right up. and is very
G.c!l surprised 10 mud that he hasn't got it,.
iAru he approaches it more cautiously, puts
lis hand over il. and then rolLc- down
Ho'Cic>>iy till he gets every finger about it,
lad then SqlcczCs il tight, and misses it.
lie locks at It for Il moment before making
a!iotArr effort, and Ills up the interval with
i lew rrualk-. The third attempt is Il sort
Of se:u-cilcIc dtsiiiel wi:ha great deal Of
Sl.c;,cily, but is Il failure. Other remarks
follow. Then he makes Il succession OF
dives, aud Stops the water over his clothes,
aud d.cnrhes the carpet, and catches hold Of
the soap several times, ana lets 60 OF it again,
and screams al the top Of his voice; and,
ijntliy, in perfect despair, sits down on the
iloor and actually hoMls.
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BY ". tIUuuln.
Auctinnccr and Real Estate Agent,

TOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION
Il on THURSDAY the 18th of May, ls7a. ut
q clock L. NJ. the v OltkS and PROPERTY OF the
AMERICAN ROLLED NUT AND TUBE COM
PANY, situatcda the foot Of Mn street. on a ct
river. together with all III RICH - and FRAN.
CIl>ES of HE company under rAkt NJ contracts
Tor of pat, MS. The property aud franchises o,
tie company consist Of Furnaces lpuiiling ana
heatngi Roi {. Engines. Saws. aud Machinery com
p!ete for king and furnishing nuts, tubes. shalt
Ing. ard hollow lars: together with exclusive con
troll Of the patents. which have sixteen Acnr- To run
for the United states.
The works ali.i property arr situated on icnScu
ground. les" having siN year, Ia run, al 1900 per an
NUM-. with free water privilege.
The Undersigned viii receive proposals Tor fur-
chase in part or whole until The day 81 sale ana
furnish any informant IL that may be desired by
parties wishing 10 become purchasers.
l'artleS engage Iii ANY branch % IRON HlaHhiac
tllre In which this maclin, ~ or part OF II ca; De
utilized will DO we'll to confer WITH the fresldeht,
or any memheruf the committee. li'Tra ari;liise-
meuts will be made with any one having sufficient
experience TO carry on the works. either FOR the
manufacture OF tile articles raftnte'or any other
Iron work I'm which the machinery, &c. now Oh
hind can nc protirnbly employed.
The company has bten surcts-lnl In the manu-
ytry low price an article far superior to any mad,
IN THIS country or Europe; hut owing In :litore
of opinion among the stoe kho!deIs as to the PES
and future policy of the company II i thought best
10 wind up its affairs.
TERMS: AT safe WILLIAM Z. TANNE".
President.
FREDERICK r. SCOTT,
PARKER CAMPBELL,
II. i. {. BASKERVILLE,
WI. GOWARDiE,
j. X. JOHNSON,
Observation-Disclosures Committee.
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Uy j. Thompson Brown,
KcNI EslAtt Agent illI huctlUntrf,
lllJ Main street, opposite Dispatch.

TWO DWELLINGS on TWENTY
L FIFTH STR TT NEAR MASONIC HALL,
BETWEEN y AND Z STREETS, At PUBLIC
AUCTION, TUESDAY. APRIL 90, 1T :! +. NJ
Al request Of the nwncrs and al the above time and
place, ! shall sell that convenient and desirable
Dwell. i AG occupied by Mr.. ID. Il. Clark, con.
tanning four rooms In dwelling andIwo In kitchen.
all under one rCof, well arranged rs Ia he called
Il slX-room house: coal and wnod-house. cellar, and
every convenience. rendering the property very dc.
Siblc. Lot I:Nl32 feet In ll-loot alley. Fine gar
d"h with tw" lar.r grapc-rinc urfOrs, and several
ch"!'c iruit-nccs-Ecars, peaches, aud pums.
.LSD,
good, substantial DWELLING adjoining the
above on the south side, contal, ing four rooms
kitchen, Sc. lot ;3xla2. This house Is not pias-
tered In UPPER story, and with hut little outlay il
will enhance double its present value. IL Is now
renting for $40 per anntm.
Persons desiring good homes IL y good locality, u,
small cost, should attend this sale.
The title 10 this property Is now perfectly clear.
sale pc sl'ive.
TERMS Liberal and made known at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Rcal Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
w :a-et ul1 Iain street, opposite Dispatch.
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by Lyme Il Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street.

DUBLIC SALE OF \ VALUABLE
Z FARIIS NEW KENT COUNTY. NA.--iy
virtue OF 4 decree Of the Chancery Court of the
city of Richmond, entered on the 18th day of April
1913. in the styled Farley, igEec. &c. rs
Crump. &C., the undersigned. special commissioners
thereby appointed. will sell ny public auction on the
premises. ON THURSDAY the 29th day Of May. 1873
at II O'Clock 81, that FhLUSLE FARM In New
Kent county. known rs " TltAFElLtk'S REST.
recently owned andocCurird by George T. Brumley,
ar,! s.Irpu-ed 10 contain six hundred acres. THIS
farm IS one OF the finest in The county: the lan1 lies
b aufully--is very productive. and Its facilities for
the Baltimore and i:ichmond markc.s cannot re sur
passed il being buil!it ci one side by the Pamuli-
key river and on The other by the York firer rail
road. The improvements are ample Tor the use OF
the farm aud Iination 81 the property l. III"
yied le!Ore the day Of sale, Ii offers UNUSUAL III
,luccnienls persons seeking iir>t-class ans! a-
mirably loratcd. farm. \ survey ana pht Oh lne
property will he prepared and cNhiii ed o" the daN
of sale. and the commissioners will sell by tilc acre,
III gross, or IN parcels, they may deem iudicous'
TERMS: Onc-fnurth In cash: the BALANCE on a
credit Of one, Iwu and three years III equal l'lslii-
mCnis-the credit paymcn TO bear Interest III lhe
RATE Of six per ccnfun per auhtnl, TIE p'ciisr 10
execute bonds, with security. 10 DC approved OF ny
the commissioners. for the deferred piycils. ana
The title 10 he retained TILL the whole purcn!tsc
money IS paid and conrerance ordered W tue
court. Tin ~ i: SS->"t''
~, o,,.,,r Spprtpl Com missiOnurs,
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VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS OAF

VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS OAK
Y GROVE, SITUATED ~ TUE COUNTY, or
HtSiiCn, Two AND \ HALF MILES FkoM
HiCi!Si4'ND. ON TIE .nAEI.ES CITY Knni
NEAL: TIIE WILLIAMsBCRG TuEMr I,n!.
nEH. iH"rS. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
Fi:ENITURF-AT PUBLIC At' T!oN We
shall a, the request Of Mr.. X. }. hlnron, t,lst e.
Day. May Q. 1873, at o'clock T.; NJ, without re-
.rryr that VERY DESIRaBI. + FARM located rs
above described adjoining the farm Of Colonel Nor
sm kEsT' S SgrTe 2HS eo n&b
HALF ACRES, the grclter portion o. whr M Is
cleared and in fine heart, which lies well ana pro,
iu"rs we'll the usual crops such a corn, "hft' a
mere are several spri' Ks on The Plac" nnd vel!
of most excellent water III the yard
ghrre are .onc thirty acres Il ~ seeded III wnicr
oaisa large portion in timothy aud clover, ana
ahuli fo,lr acres In pc:tccs. rye, Ar. mere IS Il
nicr orchard cf choice frril trees On he ilnc'.
The improvements consist oi II ncat FRA dEj)
DWELLING. containing eight rooms. beautifully
nn1lrd in with Il grove IF oaSs: fine BARN. cAtr =
nr'lin"ry size; COkN-CRlB STABLE, SC; all III
good repair. .-,,,.,,,-,r ,., :
ENT@N>IO> TABLE,, Lounge, CHAIRS
BEDS, &C. ,,,>,.,,,,,, .ur>.ruo,,
cow. WGnD>'S MOWER aud HEtlER COM
!ind. nearly new: W AGO u Az \ 50.
rborG!IyS nEn 'H IT-E III SsEH I EE
CTrTI<t;-%uN. ERINDsTuE!. CART. 'EA-
DIE, TOr-C CARRIAGE and !i.tENts> and "'Irr
articles too numerous ~ mc''tin:.
II. proximity 10 Tie city aud the hcal'fulneSs n,
The Mace renders il very desirable 4 "c w0nia
invite The Sic ciai attention Of parties desiring T."
hlIv 4 good farm 10 the iorc.ciiE sale.
The TERMS will IN annuunccd OH The tlay ut sac
LYME Il BROTHER.
ap o5-co'i'Mylvrd'd, Au"iI"rcrrs.
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BY Lyme X brother.
AuctioncerS and Real Estate Agents,
lala Main street.
TEN HANDSOME NEW STOCK-BRIC

TEN HANDSOME NEW STOCk-BRlCk
[ TENEMENTS STU ATtD ON THr. SOUTH
line OF CLAY STREET. NEAR EUkFK'S
PAHK. II'IIT ~ THE MOST IMP"OVEn
STYLE. FOR SALE EI ALCTiON.-Mr shall
DAY. Isl Nav IA. commencing nj 4 O'Clock /.
~ ten handsome new Sibtk-ERltk 1ENE-
MrNTS hui IN the most modern style. Containing
TX rnnlus. Including wings: inside blind. band
.nlur front porchc>: gl>. water, &c. throughout.
There are nice lrts attached 10 clch These llouscs
were builf with eye I" PARTIES al limited mems.
10 avoid labor Sc: and Cfirr To parties wishing 10
make Il profitable investment. ana 10 parties OF
small means. ycry great :nGuccmcnis.
\ plat Showing size Of lots to hc seen III hour OF
nh. al which time Tie trrtS will he announced.
LYME Il BROTHER,
mo, Auct iOue"rs.
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~ james NJ. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents ana AHcti me- rs.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF T W O
Y, HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND on TIE
RICHMOND, FREDf EICKSBI EC AND Pp!O.
MAC RAILROAD. ABpET SIX MILES From
RICHMOND AND HALE NILE FROM Hun
AUCrIUE.-In execution of decree Of tie
CiMncrry Court Of The city Of kichm"rd. IN The
case al Gl.zehroux GlazhroOk, tn" ndcrs;;uc'
special commissioner thereby app ontri. viii 81. ~
:.;ic ion 1t thu court"u," Of icnricn county. ois
MONDAY the ath day Of May 1919. th:l being court
day. AZ O'Clock NJ, the property above 10 acd. The
same will lac divide. into eight iot>, ronttni' &
twenty live each. all fronting the south side
of the railroad.
TERMS: Omc-:hird rash the balance OH u credit OF
six and twelve months for negOtiac notes. iutcre
added The title 10 be retained until the whole pur.
chasc-m"Gcy Is paid aud conveyance orcrcuh by tlit
court. JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JAMEsM TAYLOR L son. AuciionccrS ap2t
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Ry Cook e Laughton, huctioHccrS,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

STUCk OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS.
- &c, AT ACCTIOS.-nn MO%.IAY the 2sth
instant, at 10 O'Clock. Will sell at The store cor!rr
e - James AMI buval streets m assortECnt OF
GROCERIES,
LlQOCRS, &C,
comprising such an alSort ncnt Of Wc,l-selectcd
goods is usually found in r>t-cEts retail tstt'-
lislnncnt ,.
At the same time will offer the GOOD-W II IL
of the store, which! j. considered nrst-rItc stand.
COON & IACGilTb>,
ono; Auctitnre"S.
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ny Lyme / !ir"th.r,
SHr;ionrcrs aud Real Estate Agents.
NJ. 1872 Maiu street.

GALE OF LARGE NUMBER BUILD
y ING LOTS. SITUATED az TWENTY
SIXTH AND WESTY-rlFriI STREET.. b.
TWEEN CLAY AID LEIGH TIRE rs
Inc rruucs, of the owners. sci! ut puc auction. on
In. premises. on TUESDAY The Goth 'lay II Anrii'
1873 at O'Clock i. VI in the order named, Inc 10 =
lrw ing lo>. 70 Wit:
rirs. Five hcIutiful and attractive lots on south
vest corner VI Leigh and Iwcniy-siXth streets.
fronting each 35Nl?5 feet Ia al alley:
Twcnty-iifth between Clay AMI Leigh streets 'front.'
ing etch 33xl25 feet.
These lots are the most desirable III ttla' iocai'.'
~, LYME ( BROTHER.
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Il. Irul,hs ( Williams,
Anc;ionccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


EXECUTNES' SALE OF THE LARGE
Il AND VALUABLE REolnENtE Ar THE
~UTTlIE:ST CORNER UE FIFTH ANn CAEl
>rI:ftT~. TiiE Dwell: nc nN. FIFTH
STREET NEXT BELOW TIE. ABOVE, an
Bi.Ii.ni%ti LOTS uN FIFTH AND eiNilt
STEEt rs At AUCTION BY request Of tie exc
cutcrS II the last VIII III John Freelan''. !c"escd
We will sell upon the premises, OF MONDAY the
l.,i, day ii MAY, couuln ncinSat ocick t. M.thG
LATE re. itrncc al the drccent, situated u ab"rc.
Its Iar.c. acknowledgements. and cNlcEsN ely
iini She'd residence. with every comfort and modern
rolyr, ;cIcc Tor Il lar.c family. The rooms aud
hall, are large. high pitched and airy. and On Joy
extensive view below ana across the river. with tic
advantage of southern brcezcs wili'h cl not be Oh
Strucci. Tie oHt-bu.l Inns are numerous aud CONF
ui,i". and The grounds very attractive.
This property, Z. implicit" III all Its arrange
mrn;, and situated in Il pleasant uci@hhuclood.
wih Il few minutes walk OF the pos. Office. oiiCr,
unusual advantages to Il business or professional
man. With tue dwelling wlll be sold II desired,
the adjoining lots IN the garden, fro tag about
cighty- and our-Ilf feet on Fifth street. other
wise those lots will he sold separately; after which
will sell The brick dwelling next adjo!ning, ocrti-
pied bv Mr.. Frost. with about eight rooms. and
then the building lots in the rear on Sixth
street. fronting ahoIt eighty and onc-hllf feet.
Sprcil Inducements, viii he Offered In trrm; Of
u,vmeut. GRUBES 4 WILLIAMS.
;u - AuCtloNCcrs.
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HY Grubhs ( WilllamS.
Auctionccrs aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Mann ai:d Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING
( LOT ON FIFTH STREET, PENS II
CHURCHES, AND SHARES OF STotk.-B,
virtue Of Il deed nf trust from {. L. Workman AM
ais 10 the subscriber, trustees we viii SCI! Ill tl'c
tom at tie uiiicc If GEUBE> & WILLIAMS auc
tinntcr. No. Eleventh street. IN. MlTDAl the
2ah day cf April. commencing ii y o,riock NJ,
LOT 81 y i3G feet the west side Of Fifth stree
near The Armory bridge;
PEW 4. left side OF middle aisle in First Baptis
church:
PEWS ! O. 30, SO, 3d. .a, and 100. III Second Bartis
church:
Five SHARES OF STOCK In Mas mic Hall NJ Hen
rico, Lodge No. 49,. /. i. aud g. MaSons:
Thirteen SH ,RGS OF STOCK in l;ichmund Fee
male Institute:
Two SHARES or STOCK IN Washi' gon and Ne"
Orleans telegraph COMPANY.
TERMS IL salt. j. &. R.itkN ELI,
G. L. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28
BY Gruhh> & Williams,
Auctjourri'- and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. street between Main and bank.
TN At BEAUTIFUL. NEW. AND MO-

THAT BEAUTIFUL. NEW, AND MO-
L DtRNLY CONSTRUCTED EElGk RESI-
DENCF, NO. Col, At TIL. SOU! NV ESu I ~
tT AI:CTION.-On THURSDAY, ;iay IL, at )
o'clock r. ~. sc will sell. upon III" premises. me
tyir h,s nine rooms. including Kitchen. city water,
gas with cliv,lt privileges. stable for four horses,
Iarriaee-nousc Sc; str"ct cars pass the front. II
has bcu built within the last few years, anu Is now,
if possible, III nicer order tll:n on the day 1t WIS
completed.
The lot is 10 hy lan feet In an alley" - feet wide.
The situation of this property. on west Grac" street.
whittier Tic hest improvements ere extending AMI
where all desire 10 locate. together with The very
desirable, character of The buildings, Should csilrc
liycl, interest la this sale. Possession will he given
al once x...., ,,.,,
TERMS At sale. GRUBES & WILL ANS.
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