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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-19
,AUSES SET FOR HEARING TO-DAY IN TIL
! -.-,.- "a CHANCERYi. COURT

CAUSES SET FOR HEARING TO-DAY IN THE
& ! -s77l ~ CHANCERYi COURT
II. P. Gault VS. Gillespie Snoddy.
Israc Hames VS. L., d. DeArmond.
Sarah Wright VS. Lewis Wright.
Rhoda Ann Houston VS. James Coins.
Harriet McCampbell VS. John McCamp-
bell.
Cyrus Harrison VS.. Elvira Turk.
w. A. Ramsey & Co, VS.. r. Ross ct al. =.
Joel Hudson and wife VS.. Leah Huff
aker.
A. Caldwell ct al vs. Home Insurance
Go.
B. H. Burnett ct al VS.. James Burnett ct
al.
Peoples Bank of Knoxville ct al VS.. S.
D. Mitchell al.
Charles Lillison VS.. Diana Lillison ct al.
r. l.. Blair, ex'r, VS.. w. G. Cannon ct
al.
VIM. Lewis VS.. r. Harrison. g.
j. G. Deaderick VS.. Bank of Knoxville.
G. j. McClung ct al VS.. r. III. Gardner
ct al.
j James w. Maloney VS.. Franklin Nc
Corkle.
j. w. Shute SnCo, VS.. V. H. Sturm ct al.
Robert Trent~et al VS.. S. It. Akin ct al.
Susan X. Brown VS.. J. G.. Hickman ct
al.
M. w. Huffaker VS.. G. M. Julian ct al.
j. A. Mabry VS.. Amonidona& Co.
Hazen & Son VS.. d. X. Young.
M. l.. PATTERSON, G.. & M.
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Wanted.

e W style of Ladies' Ties at LtI8J
J. A. RAYL's.,
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y ATLANTA MARKET.

EDWARD r. GOULD. JNo. BARTON. JSo. H. LEADL
GOULD, BARTON & CO.. e
Commission Merchants,
Il
a., DEALERS IN PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs Speed EtieS
- AGENTS AYD MANUFACTURERS 4T|
STEVENS PATENT EGG CASE
q ALABAMA STREET ATLANTA. GA. >
COrSignn,ents Solicited.
~ ATLANTA, Feb. &c, 1873
Flour--In good demand: Snperfne, 81 GOA
4 so; extra So 50a9 90; double extra, So so;
family, $40 0Oa10 so; fancy, Sill 60
Corn Meal-Demand equals supply; car load
lots selling at S5aS7t. * = rT .
IL Wheat-Very scarce (; none in market; find
ready sale. Georgia, 50 10; Western, 81 25a
2 40. tsr 1z-. ,7asl'a ~. z're.i I'd p q :;
Oats eed yellow, white, 67la7o; black, 65a
proof, 81 90. Demand good supply small.
Seed-Clover, S. 90 per bushel; blue grass,
81 80; timothy, S. 90; orchard grass, So 80:
Hogs-Gross to butchers, 5la6; net. 8. No
demand for packing purposes. q z
Butter-Good choice Tennessee very scarce
and in good demand, 25a27; choice yellow sold
in small lots, 80; medium. the market over
stocked, 121a18 ;scountry, Is. & -
Eggs-From. wagons, Is; from jobbers' ban2s,
1920. Supply good.
Hay-Demand good Western timothy, 50 90
gia nominal. Supply short. vr ~ q
Dried Fruit-Apples, S3la4 ) peaches nomi-
nally 8, peeled bright, 10a12
Cattle and Sheep-Buying prices, beef cattle,
gross, 5a5t net, 9alO; good mutton, gross, 5!a
6; net, 124.
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Cattle.

Mr.. C. B. Nance, of Granger, county,
on yesterday sold to w. T.. Rogers. Of this
city, several head of very fine, beef cattle,
one of which weighed 800 pounds and
two others 2, $50, making total of 1920
pounds for the three The cattle were fine
grades crossed with, Durham and were SUI,
perior to any sold for some time, Mr..
Nance sold fine herd last. year and
prides himself on raising fine cattle. In
fact, hesays scrub stock 'tdon't pay..'h III
all breeders felt that wayit would be bet
fancy lot readily brought ve slv cents Dtsng per
pound, an advance of twenty per cent on
uunfofiorct .9aFfWErN .1Etfe sr5faF 1lHTJ sy7F-g
duo'a'iohs' -bs5 viste- g37s kas tl;qvcrq ss,emf
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a FEW CHOICE LOTS
For sale in Deadericks Addition.
COwans and Pritchard's Additions lie west of the
Clinton Turnpike and both sides of the East Ten.
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad. The location
is very convenient to the Railroad Shops and Rolling
Mill and property in the vicinity is rapidly increasing
Also, about
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GREAT BLESSING.


Never, since the tine when the morning stars SAM
together" has there been greater medical discover,
ard blessing to the hursan race than the =
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Fifty Acres in One Tract,

Near the city, for sale in body or in lots in sizes to
fruit raising. -
cslle in small lots.
New story and n half Frame Dwelling,
modern Cottage STYLE with well located Corner Lot
Cheap for cash. -. &c.. ...--'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-19

Y These reports arc made up from actual sales,
and the readers of the CHReNIC1.Emay rely upon
their correctness. JTEteT oa ssloiiTs b97et.,Te1
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Observation-Disclosures

HUsTER q CO., wholesale Agents,
i22deow3m go KxoxvILLE, TENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
AUCTION LES-Future Days.
BY James NJ, Taylor b Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALU.
oF kIGIM0Nn Known 4s THE ,0L ? 3
CHINERY FOR REFINING suGAK.-By Yir-
tue OF "A deed of trust executed TO tus as TINS,
tees FOR the benefit Of the creditors OF the Old
Dominion Sugar Refining Company, dated Feb
rllary nth. 1878. and duly recorded In the clerks
Office OF Richmond Chancery Court, In y. b
100 o., page 70, we Will proceed 70 zen At pubic aaS
day Of June, 1874 mt Il O'Clock A. Ill OF the aboye.
s9pSREk q FT SR
HOUSE, No. 116, on the west side of Seventeenth
street near Dock street. The lot fronts ~ feet run
Mug back 10! feet Also. LOT fronting "a oy lg2
tenth aud Seventeenth streets: witt, that Large new
and desirable nve-story BRICK STORE-HOUSE,
No. - Both houses lmlt Of the ters.best material;
and containing all necessary machinery usually FOUND
I'm rsi-class sugar refinery. which was purchased
less than two ears ago at cost OF over $50 o9o.
The location Of TINS property Icing 1mmeaiaaety
upon the dock renders It highly desirable for man
iaetuing purposes, particularly for sugar refine
~, and this sale should attract the specla attenIlon
Of capitalists The undersigned Will receive proD9-
sails for purchase privately III part or as Wuoie
The property will be sold free from eneumbrance
1.-THE trustees In previous deeds uninng IN soe Soa.
securing notes amounting to about slso9o, wnlci,
cannot now be paid off, as IL is Lot yet determine
by the courts who Is enti led To these notes bu as
to this part of the purchase-noney the purchaser
will I've allowed to settle by execut nz bonds payable
only when release of said brances Is offered
TERMS: One-ihird Of the entire purclase-monay
cash s., 200 In bond payable on the above cond-
ton at eighteen months, bear DS interest from the
LIST day Of August 1857: 5000 In bond payable on
said condition August l. 1915. bearing Interest only
frun maturity; and the balance In negotiable noIes'
Interest added, dist ibuted fGilowsviz. Two
nlnths Of the entire purchase-mCney at six months,
two-ninths ut twelve months, and the remainder at
eighteen months. Only six per cent. interest VIII
be charged on deferred payments, which will be Sc
cured BY deed of trust upon the property.
X. Nh sOh SMITH, T,ue,eos
... -- Pc. WARWICK,
JAMES II. TAYLOR 6 SoN, Auctionecrs-
my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
BY j. l.. ApDcrsUn, .t.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
ccrller Of Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
L NALuABLE ESTATES IN powHATAN
COUNTY. VA, KNOWN AS "MAlDEN'S AID
VENTURE AND MAPLE tnrTAGE."-By
wife 10 .ihe undersigned. dated Eih July, 1870, re-
oerded In Po~lcilan County Lourt clerks office In
d. B: II, page 400; being thereto required by tho
beneficiary, will sell at aurion by consent cf Mr.
WOodnu. al the Office OF the auctiUneer on TUES-
DAY. June H. r73, at IL o'clock NJ. II fair, II net
thu nrsf fair day thereafter The really valuable pro-
perty above referred to, "MAIDES'S ADVEN-
TUE divided Into three tracts) considered one
amongst the hpest estates upper james river: IL
tWeMHtyfTnt miss ahoye kicnm9nI; contains
uNf-HALF ACRES, Of which asout go acres lst
acres hue james river low-ground: besides creek
Hats adjoining thcnl cleared ard la fine state
Of cultivation, adapted 10 the growth oi wheat,
corn, tobacco, hay, oats aud other crops usual in
this climate; the balance welt wooded.
There arc two inansous oterscer's house, and
two sets OF buildings such servants quarters,
one sa aasGSst ASA oAK nos long
since added to and thoroughly repaired; containing
twelve rooms: the other, called THE RIVER
DIV ELLISG," also aided to and repaired within n
short time ;rontalns ten or twelve rooms, and Is
handsomely situated Oh bill Just above the river.
This estate 10 remarkably healthy, and entirely free
from chis and fever and other lnalarlOas diseases.
The scenery Is yert fine, aud the views from e the
most beautiful 'an'-s Oh James rtrc,
PEE CorpAGk," formerly popular
Lawn, contains $50 acres. the south side of Fine
:" MaldenS Adventure " which $50 acres are In
oak, hickory, maple. ash and other timber Of org-
nal growth s2id to be the finest In this part or the
vation, The soil Is rich aud produces well, The
cottage ias i've rooms, wide halls, ana large porchcs
front and rear.
/ PlaiS may he seen al the anctt0neers Office In n
fewtayy.
TfRMs: At saie.
G i Ii tfEsf !. WILLIAMS,
my .c-2aut3l Ny, tdtds Trastees.
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AUCTION sALEs-Yu,u,e 49,
-%~--~---~~------ "Ss-
n By5. Z. Apferson, ReaIEstate as,ction.s, :
2 1918 Main strent. 5 - -
Nosr,. ns,s,,, . =, :.

|0AKLIAN D. A MOST DEayRAu,r
HALF MIL rs NoRfHWess44f q pE,2HR AZ,
RI ZEE, THE DEEP X UN TgRAPiRF I'D =,
RICHMOND, FREnERfCKsBrRGs. yh 3 = pf tNi'
M Ny i IL An p sALEAT AUcT1oso
8, 1873, at u o'clock M. the above deSrrbod Jec
1ear Stapes's MILL bounded ON two sideg W. al 81
ttitng cres KS, on which are about Want S.r-
o. very fine meadow land conialuiny ia aa1 Inc q
~ $3.50; .s9ls ary, sahay loan, emincntly suits
Tor drainage OF which one hundred sc, cs' ,rs
cleared and In q fine state of :ilL,aa ,yentr al l >
acres in large an the remainder IN smaller gr
Co., Gomiortabls FRA NED DWELLING, With brtss
genuy.s@ellng emiBence In u beautiful oak gr,'r"
kltcnen WITH two rooms: barn, stable cor,, 80
&C.; superior wafer: remarkably heaItIfy clI,
frees Ut The best varieties of peaches
pluHs, and apples: two ce-ponds, ro.cfI, ~
acres, which may ne greatly enlarged: aInni .n'c
for dozen ice-housss, all shaded iJy hry ,, ''"bf
most profitable Ice business might ,e ,Ion, \
ir1t. properly attended to. in propttri[ 'n'
would yield hue profit. The finest -,r, .t.s,,hir
.Oakisnd being only thirty ninuic, n pah,r;
drive from the city, ny rail- to s,nir, p@@ian'
LII sight OF the house. In about the sarnn ,,,nn
ders 10 exceedingly desirable for retired n.n i.n
farmer N''""' VI
After the sale Of the farm win Le soId Ar nun.
Personal. PROPERTY on ille nrr,nis MI ny
sisting OF Mules, Wagons, Carts Pfyughs, Hm,,n
TERMS: For the real estate one. ,ouy.b o,.,
balance ut six, twelve. and eighteen mon,h, far ~
gotiable notes, Interest At eight p.r cent ,ni,
secured by trust deed. For the personally r, ,s"'
$50 or less oVrr tiat sum- SIXTY DAYS srer ,nr an
proved negotiable paper. Tie prgEcI:y ,r,, 'p.
fought privately, and II sold ATE no'ir. VIII VIII
gNch, a. l.. App ksUN
my2i ..,..r ,ur,inu'n,
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PROPOSALS..

rE'O BRIDGE.CONTRACTORS. - PRO
l. PO>ALS will bc received until noon ON MON
DAY. June 10th, 1873 for the supestructure OF the
bridge across the Roanoke river, ON the Roanoke
Valley railroad, near Clarkesville, Meckienburg
The lcncts of the bridge will be about 1890 feet
- feel; plan of truss Howc's; number OF spans.
tel llo!; length of spans from lla 10 1870 feet.
tailed specifications with this advertisement. 1t
VIII DC NH len. 10 state that the material must bc
81 ne best quality. the wood straight.graned and
i,'rous and from approved manufacturers; the
,r;.,>-rois enlarged at ends sufficiently to give an
:.aG the prop r,ion and strength OF all the parts
lus, lie such that rolling load of $50 pounds 10
thc line,l Ioot. In addition to the gbt OF the
structure, will not cause a strain upon any part
thereof exceeding onc-itth its ultimate power Of
II" rails will he carried on strngers doubled and
hreahing joint. resting on foor-hcanS two and u
lali fee. from centre TO centre.
Proposals should state:
lt Tie price per linenl foo, for the bl ldce With
""t roofing or notwithstanding, including ali mate
"a. The price for brl'ge Including both roofing
AMI Notwithstanding
81. The price per pound that viii he deducted
furnished by the railroad company.
alli. 7 he price per pound that will I've deduct
il castings should tic furnished by the Railroad
Company.
srh lie price per NJ feet, u. NJ. that will be de-
dncie1if timber shall be furnished by the railroad
he right Is reserved TO reject any or I'LL of the
bid. or accept higher instead Of the lowest bid Il
til. terms Of payment or other conditions shoult
render IL more advantageous.
Bidders assume that cash payments will IL
mad monthly for work<ictuaily done and materials
actually delivered, rcserytng 20 per cent. until ina
estimate; but these conditions may be subject tC
Ino!iticaions upon closing Inc contract.
The work null be completed by december ], 1879
For iurther information apply 10 PAUL :. KING
chic! crgtleeer Roanoke Valley railroad, Keys
Vile, Va
Address proposals to the Undersigned.
III. IiAUPT, General Manager
Fieimon! hr-Linc railway, Richmond, Va.
RICHMOND. April ~, 1873. INV e-oaw4v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSTGNEES' SALE
l. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
EAST SIDE OF EEtENTkENTH STREET Be
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS
On MONDAY the 9TH day Of June, 1875 at O'Clock
r. NJ. en- the premises hereafter mentioned. the
undersigned trustees Ivy virtue of the deed of trust
executed by IsaIc Jacobs and wife to +. Lollnann,
E. Metzger. and Paul Fuerbacker. trustees Of the
German building Association, NO. Q. dated October
2 1868. and duly recorded In the clerks Office Of the
Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond, and the
undersigned assignees OF l. Jacobs, . bankrupt, by
virtue of the order of thc United States District
Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia, at Rich
mond on the eth Of May, 1873, win expose to alie-
ton and sell to the highest bidder the REAL
ESTATE conveyed by said deed, lo.wit That GER.
tain REAL ESTATE with BRICK TENEMENT
thereon, situate on the east side Of Seventeenth
street between Main and Franklin. In the city oil
Richmond, subject to y perpetual ground rent OF
ninety bushels OF nerchanrable wheat.
TERMS: Made known ut the place and dme of
sale. ~
: - a- E.LOHMANN,
a.. F.. s.. AUG UST JACOB, Trustees.
....- ...-. hermann EVERS.) s.ssr +,
= ~ G Il (; M2s y! SAbknlsrEAp} Asslsnees'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
By Richardson Il Co.. ...
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
No ula Main street.

NINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
~ IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE CITY
FOR SALE BY. AUCTIOE.-On MONDAY the
ed OF june at 81 o'clock p NJ, we shall sell by
ton, OH the premises, NINE VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS, four. OF. which front on Main street
and five on Floyd street being the western half OF
the square bounded OIL the north by Floyd street on
the by Plumb sire ct, and on the south Gy Main
or Elnwood street.. nearly two Squares west OF
Morton's flower garden, aud better known as the
- Garter Vineyard" .. ..-y..
This properiyfs admirably situated for building
purposes and being In the direct line Of the growth
and improy eIneul Of Richmond should command
the attention Of parties looking for investments;
and especially our young men and Others OF mod
crate means wishing to avail themselves rf the In
creasiug value Of real estate IN our rapdy-growing
city. 1..t .e.. ,-.r. ,,r.3
Terms One-third cash: balance In SIX and
twelve months, negotiable notes to be given for the
deferred payments with interest added and secured
nv a deed OF trust RICHARDSON & Co.
my % - ILL.,. - Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
BY Wellington Goddin,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT DE-
- SIRABLY-LO ;ATED SUBURBAN FARM
ACRES. ON BOTH SIDES OF TH; STONY
RUN ROAD, ABOUT HALF a. MILE EAST OF
RICHMOND CALLED "OAK GROVE."-Af the
request Of the owner will sell az auction OH the
premises, ON THURSDAY the 5th of June, 1873, at
5o'clock T. NJ, the above desiraby-oGated pr3per
ty, containing by recent survey THlRT 9-TWO
aNDTHREE-OUART ACRES, OF which seven
and one-half acres lie on the north side Of the road
and twenty-five aud one-quarter acres on The south
side On this part OF the l3nd there stands u large
old brick dwelling and one framed building much
out OF repair The land Is set In wheat and Is d-
mrbly adapted for subdivision Into lots OF smaisr
corporation line will soon be sought after for small
dwellings. For market garden, dairy farm, OF for
a suburban residence, IL has many advan ares.
TERMS Liberal say one-fourth cash, bal lance at
g. l2, IL, and "a months for bonds or notes bearing
six per cent. Interest secured BY a trust deed.
al w. GUIiDIN. Auctiorecr.
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BY Hill & G,ddin,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. ll0s Main street,

VALUABLE FARM CONTAINING
' THREE HUNDRED ASb TEN ACRES, ON
THE BRUAp-ROCK ROAD. Four MI rs
FROM MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUG
rION.-At the request of DR.. I. J. Moselcy we will
sell at auction EN- MONDAY, June 0 Chat being
COURTHOUSE, Manchester. the VALUABLE FARM
located as above described. The Improvements
consist OF "a comfortable dwelling and out-honses.
The land will I've divided into four parcels, according
10 u plat at office. The house and ono hun
dred and twenty-five acres (of which about sixty
ara cearcdl will bc sold separate. Three parcels Of
seventy-iive seventy, and forty acres Of heavily
wooded land will be sold rs whole, or divided at
the option If the purchaser. . ....-- :.
The attention Of parties desiring good wood land
is c.llcd 10 this sulc, a. some of 1t Is very fine.
TERMS: At day of sale. -.
2 : - :. ..-7rs.--' 49, HILL & GODDTN,
lie e-td .. S.. rsa T. ..s AuctiOnecrs.
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i,y Gruh5s 4 y lu.an's.
Auctioutfrs ahi Real Estate hgtui>'
Eleventh street. between M.tu aud iai"'

THE VIRGINIA SUGAR RE- Nm
i PROPERTY, EMBRACING tEri H,Hfti'i
ABLE REAL ESTATE At Rntkt,i ~ iII,, *: :,
AND TIE ENTIRE Sentk " MAN n'tir,'W
OF CLEAR SPR!NG-w ArEH. F't 49, .h'
AUCTiOS..-Iu pursuance II Il resolution ~ ' ''
stockholders Of the y!r2iUlI sugar hehpihs a..
pany adopted 2iSt April, 1873, the uua'E>leue
committee thereby appointed Tor tht pnrt,SSIi,
sell At auction upon the premises on go /,
sth day OF june, 1875, coAmEGcihs ~ = ~
NJ, their entire property, above rcirtrei -. foo, m
Ii embraces the real estate, !ro",ihg S.> ., T.,
Lester street, aui running back SEVat 10 ~
James river having Frontage thereon ~ 81
ftet with t;np wi,srv Is, the larger part os VIZ
been newly built, with ,tcph OF "siei .. 20 -
asnrdIng wharfage for the largest ct9it tnt. ::
this mort I her: are large brick ba'I"!le''.n a
feet, OF The most substantial charaft.r' L ~
complete outtt of drst-class mLchiicr! 100 YAM
Sugars. a., ,,,,t.,y aud
Nill The prOneriy viii br snld ~" SNfi.s ~,
right OF way ,hyrtfrom to III refinery, we"
pipcs conveying ri ahan'ians supply W t,SH.
The property Is very valuable !or " S,r,
purposes OF many kinds particularly Ioi
paper. uiill, or distulefy. ,a,.,-ft,pt.
near TO The wharycs If the CheSspcase ah n U" 81
Railrnid Company, shoeld stsraci The a'''''''
capitalists. :. AID -
Trims SIe~fourth cash: balance a G. :, III.
months, for Hegoi!ahle hntr> with !h'e'''
and seTurrti by deed az if's..,
+. j. WRIGHT, ,,r
GRrapS & WILLIAMS, AueuonesFS'
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BY Cirubl,s l. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
n ON FIFTH STREET BETWEEN LEIGH
AND JACKSON FOR SALE AT AUCTION
IN MONDAY, ed of June. at 8, o'clock p: NJ. we
will sell. upon tile premises. The DWELhING sitl.-
acd as above. and now occupied by william oven-
stein, Esq. 1t has eight rooms. and brick kitchen
with two rooms: also, gas uDd wafer.
The lot Is 30 by l25 feet to an alley L. feet with
side alley Of four feet leading to the flunI. This
is comfortable residence, in good neighborhood.
Possession can bc given in few days.
TERMS at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nv ~ Auctiopeers.
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IS ". tod'i!n.
Aurtivnr'r and Real Fstai" Agent.
corner eleventh anil bauh streets
r EGATEES SALE OF pAMC\kf

I EGATEES SALE OF IANl NM
IL FARM. IN HANOVER cot Nri, yrS IAiN-
ING FOUR HUNDRED AND TUil;li ~ Eh>'
CALL ED" ELLINGTON" ON BOTH >!ni;ru'
Tile FREDERIC X SBURG Fa!LKu,n, TWf ).
TY-F1VE MILES NORTH uF RiCHhoSSp,6 7-, 49,,
SATURDAY the :l>t OF june ncAi ein't ''H ~
The premises. at pubic suction. 81 II ri"c" y "
the estate OF El.LlNiToh.' he1nlin' Lh ~.
situation aud impruveu ttae af''roi "ilch '
slst!ug In part Of large brick nan 'vn. cH,' &C.
valuable tor the fertility OF Is soil am1 c'Nu ,P'
It's beautiful air and pure water. as ven ~ -
Scnicnre To RichmuDL ELLINGTON pAtF7 ~.
elualled attractions Ia the farmer wh" desire i
fiiablc aud delightful horuestcaH. A. wei . o. ~,
CAPITALIST or merchant who wishes III ci"H mr.
aud quiet home ~ 70 alt' Tx heat nc iHrE'dii - W.,
city, or 10 iaves bis funds t., property h,l'S I,''I
ing n value. SIX tally trains ct,'iDect II wan ht
mond. Gully twenty-five miles distant he '''''"I
is - Junction" lone mlle) Oil the thr,ti"'ht ~.
Ohio rairrCai. aud also on tie Ricinonc' rn,c.""
burg and Potomac railroad, "hch hues ii,
directly through The prsuliscS, ABOUT atl''" -
miir from the buildings. ,,..
Persons DESTROYS ur purchasing 'rc inN'chr y, =.
the property before te jay OF 7Lr. ~ iiii:
be sold IN o'.c body Of about i''f hun'H,!
acres, or divided T. sTit iaircht$rrsI :, -
Administrator of Rev. Z. II. Fox. dee'h~'.'
nv 2s-ju Us ih,lS.i2.S?l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
AVTCTTON sALEs-suaure pays.

TsRIjsTEES' SALE Of syALUALE
j. REAL ESTATE On YORK RlvE I'D, as s4sl
cuteJ on the Goth day of March. 1871, by Benjamin
Robinson md wife and duly recorded In the clerk
office of the county of New Kent. the undersigned
trustees therein named wiH q, the premises on IN
FIRST DAY Old III 7, 1879, sell at public auction
the BRICK HOUSE. This estate contains ABOUT
LOO AGREE, situate In the county Of New Kent
and lying Immediately on the river and opposite the
town Of West Point.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are invited 10 fx-
anime the premises before the day Of srle and the
prcsent proprietor will take pleasure In showing the
estate.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses of sale aud dehn
secured by ead decd, say about $1,000 and rs TO the
balance, terms wf1 be announced on day OF sale.
.~fL8 iEYRUS A. BRANCH,
X. T.. ARNfISTEAD.
10 lids t%e@E 80" - Trustees.