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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street. Ffa

OK SMALL FRAMED HOUSES, STU
y ATED ON BAKER AND NORTH LEIGH
STREETS, IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, KNOWN
AS j. 3. PRENTIS'S PROPERTY. AND A
LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS, FOR
quest of Mrs Catharne Prentfs. sell ut public auc
sion, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9th
FOUR NEAT FRAMED TENEMFN'rS designated
BY Nos. Il2, 4O5, aO7. AS Baker street. containing
about -four aud five rooms each, with nice LOTS
attached. ,> ,,>,,,,r,
429 and $50 north Leigh street, containing four
rooms each besides several lots fronting on the
above streets Special attention Of parties OF limited
means Is called to the foregoing sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue at six, twelve,
and Eighteen montissfo for negotiable notes, interest
added secured By trust deeds taxes for the current
wear TO be paid by the purchaser.
ieIs LYME Il BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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SASp.SPoUT IN SPRNGFIELD, ILL.-[From
the Springfield Journal, June 20.l-Yester-
day afternoon u very remarkable "sand-
spout," in form such rs we read of as being
frequent in the deserts Of the east, occurred
on Jefferson street nearly opposite the opera,
house. 1t commenced on small scale,
moving toward the east, and increased SO
rapidly that in a few moments the base OF
the whirling column occupied the entire
width Of the street, and so strong was inc
current that dust, gravel, paper, &C., were
taken up; whirled to the centre. anu Ga 'sa.
10 the top of the spout, which was higher
than the roof Of the onera.house. The cloud
OF dust was SO dense and the current SO
strong that the people upon the sidewalk
were obliged to stop and cover their faces
and wait till the sand-storm had passed.
The exhibition was grand, and very unusual
in this section of country.
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~ BY Hill 4 Goddin, ....
-, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. llO8 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
INGS AND THREE VACANT LOTS ON
MAIN STREET BETWEEN LAUREL AND
CHERRY STREETS. A BRICK DWELLING
AND VACANT LOT ON CANAL STREET
NEAR JEFFERSON, FOR SALEAT AUCTION.
By the request of the heirs of w. L. Glenn, de-
ceased, we will sell on FRIDAY, 27th instant, on
the premises the following property inlthe order
named: At o'clock p II. TWO BRICK TENE-
MENTS on the south side Of Main street between
Laurel and Cherry streets, oDe-haf square from
Monroe Park. Each tenement contains seven rooms
kitchen to each with four rooms; well of water be-
tween the two tenemens the lots front each 25 feet
and run back lss feet to a 2o-foot alley; now occu-
pied nj Il good rental. Immediately after the above
we will sell TWO LOTS 32t feet front each, having
the depth Of 100 feet, the west side OF the above
side.
We particularly call attention to these most ex-
ccent building lots. Very few remain for sale near
Monroe Park at moderate prices. At 6. O'Clock P.
NJ. ngood brick DWELLING on Canal street near
jefferson, containing five rooms kitchen and water
on the lot. LOT fronts % feet and runs back l2O
feet to tifteen-foot alley. The nearness OF this
house to the workshops and the Tredegar Iron
Works should make this property sought after I'M
mediatey after the sale of the dwelling we will sell
a VACANT LOT at the southwest corner of Jeffer-
son and Canal streets, fronting 49, feet and running
back 100 feet to an alley fifteen feet wide.
Taxes for the present year 10 be paid by the pur-
chaserS. .ie. = -. g.. f..s .. .s.,w-
TERMS: One-fourth cash : bala nee six, twelve,
and eighteen months secured by trust deed with six
per cent interest. r- 81 q; HILL q GODI)lN,.
81 Aucti0neers.
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SALES OF Books AND AUTOGRAPHS BELONG
ING TO TIE LATE JOHN r. THOMPSON. -(New
York Tribune DIST The valuable autograph
collection, and that portion OF the library not
already sold, Of the late John r. Thompson,
were disposed of yesterday afternoon. The
prices paid for various articles are given
below:
A plaster bust of William Cullen Bryant,
so : a statuette of Edgar A. Poe, So; a
solid mahogany engraving case, valuable
only as a specimen OF antique furniture,
81 80; an autograph letter of George Wash.
ington to Governor Harrison, relative to the
delayed payment of the army, dated March
10, 1888. 500; the autographs of Louis
XIV. XIV, and XVI, of France, 81 ~ each;
that of Charles Lamb, $40; Thomas Hood,
$lS; Nathaniel Hawthorne, $40 Sir Walter
Scott, with view of Abbottsford, Sc; John
Randolph, $40; Napoleon l., Sc; Thomas
Moore, with portrait and view Of superior
Cottage, So; Patrick Henry, with an inven
tory Of his estate, 50; Edmund Burke, $4.25;
f. q. HaIeck, 1915 James Fenimore Coop
er, $3.50; Thomas Campbell, 1926 Douglas
Jerrold, Sl.75; George H., $l.37; William
Pitt, $50; K. Is. Sheridan, $l.25; Baron
Humboldt, 80 cents; Lucien c. Bonaparte,
so cents; Audubon, 40 cents a German
document, inWhich certain princes ask the
protection of Austria against an invasion of
the Turks. a. d. 1894, 80 cents. The books
were as follows: Tennyson's "Enock Ar.
den," s22; Maud" $12; "Idyls of the
King" So; "In Memoriam," 80; and "The
Princess" 81, each of which contained the
authors autograph and photograph; " His
tory of English Literature" 81. Taine, $3.50 /;
Bayard Taylor's poems, presentation copy,
with authors autograph, $2.12; Xariffa's
poems, SLIP; and "Rome," +. Wey, con-
tanning 345 engrayings on wood, $l4.5O.
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go BY Grubbs s. Williams, n
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
OiHANDSOMEl AND VERY DESIRARLE
RESIDENCE SITUATED AT THE SOUTH-
EAST CORNER OF CLAY AND ELEVENTH
STREETS AT AUCTION" Harrison, &C., Us,
Caskie, &C. In Richmond Chancery Court. De:
cree entered 10th June ls73.-In execution Of said
decree the undersigned, the special commissioners
premises, on THURSDAY the ?s!i1 day OF June,
1874, commencing at 50 o'clock the residence situ-
ated rs above; formerly occupied by Captain
James Il. Caskie, aud now by e, o Noting, Esq
The dwelling and the out-butldingS are all of
brick the former contains ten rooms, besides clos
cts, .store-ro0ms, bathroom. &c. There Is besides
"a kitchen and Laundry three rooms for servants.
planned and we'll finished, has marble manteis
throughout, and every modern convenience, -
The lot Is s4xl5o feet to an alley. with beautiful
grounds on the east side of the house, and aording
space for another, dwelling Ii desired. The pro-
Perty will be sold as whole or subdiyIded as may
be deemed best ~ ~ ~ - .'.a'tt u.s. }9fEfN
onsidering the character Of the improvements,
and the beautiful situation Of the property, In j
from the capitol, and Within few minutes walk of
the business centre of the city, IL may be safely said
that no property now In the market presents SO
many Inducements to those seeking q frsa-class
residence. - t'1zstHsJ dj-tWS
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at ST K, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with in
tercst added at six per cent. per annum and title
retained by the court until the notes are paid Pur-
chaser to pay taxes for 1879. u =. ...r- IL.
s JAMES !PLEASANTS,
j.. o. STEGER, ftiTsll,s,,r
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Hje1da
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The Boston Pilot (Catholic) denounces in
unqualified terms the organization Of the
proposed "Irish party" tcrming it Irish
ow-Nothingisni," adding .
''We do not know the men who have
originated the idea, or those who have called
this convention; we do not know their pur-
poses, save what we learn from such notices
as the above. But we know that, whoever
they are, they are men of worthless account,
unknown and unexpected, and We have no
fear that their influence will corrupt the mass
of our people. They belong and appeal to
that portion of the Irish in America of
which true Ireland has least reason to be
nroud. But no matter how small the snake
that wriggles through your garden, the only
safe way is to take switch and break It's
hack -
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A BANK-RoBBER RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
An attempt to rob the Peoples Bank OF Chill
licothe, Kansas, was made on Friday night
by Smith Ram6o, a wealthy but VIGOROUSLY
bad character, who planned with con-
federates to seize the cashier Of the bank
and hold him as hostage, and compel his
wife to open the bank and vaults. The de-
sign was disclosed, and when Rambo went
to the cashiers house late Friday night he
was confronted by party Of citizens, and
after short parley was riddled with bullets
and instantly killed. Two confederates
have been arrested and are now in Jail.
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was made to talks tnlpps Hifl, ! hieh failed ia,

was made to tasa tnipps Hilt, whioh failed
dlsastreusly. 80 -. 49, .'.''o>.
General Trimble concluded ma rer,n,k Z
with SUMMARY of the n1istakes made s.' and
declared that but for one serious Tais,ake
which he said he did not care 60 mentor
the battle might have been won after NH.
The Generals remarks were listened 10 with
great attention by number Of ex-Coufede.
rates, many of whom were present at the
battle. Z. - I
ON motion Of DIR. Laaimer, vote of thanks
was rendered General Trimble, end his arti-
Gle ordered to be filed. qss:0
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BY james NJ. Taylor q Son, r +
Real Estate AEenrs and Auctf5neers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank strcet&
THOSE Tw 9 DESIRABLE BRI =! e;

H1HOSE TW o DESIRABLE BRICK
4 dwellings Nos. 1908 AND 1906, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD sTREET, AngOlN.
ING THE. RESIDENCE OE MRS JOSEPH
soIei on MONDAY the 3ot day of June, ls73, on The
Dreulises, at . O'Clock r.. d., that VALUABLE
THREE-STURSYs PRIfATE RESIDENCE. NO.
ions AS above located, and at present occupied by
John TYLER. ESD, combining. eleven rooms brick
kitchen with three roen,s aud s measIn tn1gsyTsS-
ments Also, that S M .hava an the
west, Containing Ave rooms, with gas, water, ana
cuIyert eopnections on the premises
one square of the capitol, convenient 10 all public
Srrijdings, and ia very desirable neighborhood
affords good opportunity to- persons WHO are III
Tart Of Comfortable residences 10 supply them.
selves. The houses are both In good order and
Welding faif rents. - Il ia. 81 ~
Taxes OF lsTa. TO be paid by The purchasers
y II ERMss: Mace known ON the dny of sale.
Szes..ss - Z. j A1gES III YLpRs& son,
ts2as n n y . -asl - AneNaRseIs.
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!. a ucssonsers and Real Estste Agents, 80 s
No Eleventh street, between Main and Bank. !

- : SAAspsSush otAk6tJ peSWtHn MAIN ana Bank.
TRUSTEES, sA lie soF VALUABLE Il d i;
N kfE,A as E s IN THE CITY OF RICH
FsAEfs s aND cS 6HAF oy a I'M
AA .s1isH AID xbAMs STREET, A,pa 5 STIC.
Virtue OF deed or trust executed 10 Cha
trustees for The benefIt ar fIsr
2. nsxsenrook Thomas, bearing date on HE sSts
th n Marcn ls7s, Of rscprd In The clerks ONCE Of
Vim proceed 70 sell On TTEsAYS p t, e 11 d. We
gnuns. tsIs, upon the prsmtsea. Commencing wftl,
s h er9prty on ". johns street. at O'Clock p
Me iouow1ng REAL EST ATE, 70 VIII: = 10y
nn RMnr a rGySST nESIRA BIZ e sTWO-sTOgY
i nnnC "a JENEMEETS on the north side OF Ma p
s s ps.meeh b!Aoisoa and Monroe streets having
s STmson ,0omS, with trick Kitchens, gas and water
10 n nes ifgms 40 rect each and back $50 feet
rook Thomas for fhc.r own use. and are mo-,
excoilent buildings. sy T. -, l'iose
aTWO:sTOKY BRICK LuMR ER.un 4, 1,rr,
s r.aSn VIII make most excellent lbusiness honse
tatyynuIR OF BROOK avenue between Brnad and
a,. ssreets eighteen Feet and runnre back Ia
ey nteen Feet wide. This tenement is ,seii ,sst
Tss BE- ers SDd sa sT5R sgsRsi ns
wn,cn mas been occupied by GIazebrook &sTbo N :
as retail and Wholesale grocery fronfIg an H
avenue anu Adams street twenfy-t no feet a,,s is
ming back fhirty-scven feet Tits rs cofisiaered sts
bestbnsiness stand on Shockoe Hill " 1s 1ie
A LOT with g. STABLE thereon, near N tjtta
ast-mentioned piece OF properly. fronting an feet
alley Is feet wide, and Thunlng sI so f rts
TERMS: One-fhfrd cash; the residue on a'eref,tt
of six andtwelye mouths for negotiable notes sitt
interest added and deeds of trust upon the nrC et
" ''0"' ' Wv >' THOMAS POTTS.
Surviving Trustee,
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BY N. d. Lee, $50,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. i0i4 Main street.

rs1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM CONTAINING ONE HUN DRIED AND
AND ADJOINING ,CUKL'S ,NECK,-By virtue
Of deed or trust executed to ME by John w. West
bearing date OH the 18th day OF April 1857. recorded
In fine clerks office of Heurieo county court ID. b.
H. b. "a. asa being required 80 TO do by the party
secured I'm said deed VIII proceed TO sell at public
auction. on the premises, at O'Clock T.. NJ, on
THUKSDAY I'd day Of July, 1874 the real estate
conveyed in said deed, to wit A FARM containing
ono hundred and sixty-hye acres. more or less.
adiOIring the lands Of Dir Poindexter. y. Crew, Is.
q. Dew, aud others. On the premises there u
good dwelling and the usual out-houses orchard
TERMS sufficient In cash to defray the expense
OF executfng this trust and to pay of certain bond
secured and described IN said deed bearing date on
the 10th day Of April, 1852. for $i,is7ss, with In
may be made known at the time Of sale
WILLIAM H.PLEASANTs.
10 n Trustee.
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VIRGINIA Posr-OFFIcEs.-John l.. Tillett
is appointed postmaster at Oatlands, Lou
doun county, Va, Uice j. B. Watson, re-
moved. Ferdinand NJ. Wiley is appointed
postmaster at Selma, Allegheny county, Va,
rice Mary Stewart, failed to give bond. The
post-office at Tanners store, Mecklenburg
county, Va, is discontinued, and the papers
60 to Lombardy Grove. The post-offlce at
Pemberton, Goochland county, is discon-
tinued, and the papers 60 to Elk Hill Mills.
The post-office at Martins station, Pulaski
county. Va, is discontinued, and the papers
rO to Dublin.
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A SM1TTEN AND DESERTED CITY.-The edi-
tor of the Atlanta Constitution passed
through Nashville last Friday. He says that
the half is not known. The courts, schools,
banks, and nearly every other place Of busi-
ness, are closed. Silence, disease, and death
reign supreme in the once happy and pros
porous city. Not less than $4,000 people
have fled from its. fatal precincts, and the
rest are going as fast as they eau obtain
TRANSPORTATION. Z
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&' By Lyme & Brother, a.~a
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALIT-
" ABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST
LINE OF FOUSHEE BETWEEN BROAD AND
commissioner. acting nnder decree OF. the Chan
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond entered the 2lst
June 1878. In suit of Turner rS. Huces, sell at pub
tic auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the 3Sth
June. 1873, at 6 o'clock 2. NJ, the LOT, with a
BRICK TENEMENT thereon containing eight
rooms. with the usual ouiliouses; lot COX feet.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eight cen months for negotiable notes. with in
terest added title retainedb by the court until same
are paid. r E Il. 7: CANNON,
| feA Commissioner.
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE, AT AUCTION OF THE BEAU
- TIFULy COUNTRY-SEAT CALLED Ala
BURNUM,n ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE AND
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND sSIXTY-EIYE ACRES
This beautiful countryseat the late residence Of the
Hon. james Lyons, advertised 70 be sold at auction
last evening, did not take place In consequence Of
the non-attendance of bidders; but the sale thereof
was adjourned to come off at my Office. corner Of
Bank and Eleventh streets In the city OF Richmond,
on THURSDAY next the ,2sth June, 1874, Mt
O'Clock P. Nj. AS the sale is positively 10 be made,
the attendance of the public Is earnestly invited TO
the sale. AS the place LIS so wen known, further
description Is deemed unnecessary.
Terms $4,000 cash !. balance ut SIX. twelve, and
eighteen months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust deed. .,4 ,....-,.
ie 7o-tds w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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BY William r. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. I Tenth street, post-offlce square.

THAT LARGE, CONVENIENT, AND
l. WELL-BUILT BRICK DWEdlLlNG No.
SON AND JEFFERSON STREETS, OPPOSITE
TUE SITE OF THE X OPT ED NEW
CHIJRCH.-At the request OF the owner. we will
sell by auction, on THURSDAY. June nth, at S
O'Clock P. A., ON the premises, the above-named
PROPERTY. The house has recently been painted
and put in thorough repair. Esi u. -
TERMS: Ouc-eighth cash, one-elghth Vnegottable
note at ninety days satisfactorily endorsed balance
in one two and three years at eight per cent. In
terest WILLIAM Il. POLk & CO., ~
10 no sa.uf.. AuctiOHeers.
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BY E. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
office No. o Fourteenth street,

T SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUB
/ Lie AUCTION, on the premises, on WEDN ES-
DAY the 25th June. at "A P. NJ, that very desirable
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated on the
west side of Seventeenth street. In the city of Rich
mond 1t has a front of 22a feet OH Seventeenth
street and runs back In au angular form the usual
depth. The store is now occupied as u groce-
ry, ut good rent. 1t has gas, water, and conve-
nfeuces on the premises. Possession can be had
July LIST, IL desired. 49, VI, ..5s... ...taa
TERMS: Onc-third cash balance ut six and
twelve months title retained by deed Of trust until
the purchase money is fully paid. s.u
IL Ioat f. D. EACHO. Auctioncer.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent,
j. corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED
- MOIETY OF TWO LOTS CNos.3g ANDA0,
On THE.WEST SIDE OF VAIL STREET BE
TWEEN FRANkbINAND GRACE STREETS
As trustee In certain deed Of trust bearing date
18th November, 1870, duly recorded In Richmond
S Sy Court on the 9th Of December, 1870, in
BOOK No. 81 A, page s55, SHALL in execution there
OF, proceed to sell ut public auction on the prem
ises, on THURSDAY the 18th Of June. 1873, at s
9cioek ?. A. an UNDIVIDED siOIETY OF
LUIS NOS. 80 and 40 in John Mayo's plan, front
Ing go feet on said west line of Wall street running
back 80 feet to an alley four feet wide. : -
TERMS: Oue-third cash; balance at four and eight
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed JAMES G. BLACKWELL,
1e 1s-2ts 70 as-e#.- Trustee
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BY n. M. Lee Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
a.s l0l4 Main street. - s.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, IN THE SUIT OF THE COMMON
M0NWEALTH VS.. P. H. HUFFMAN AND
sURETIES, RICHMOND CIRCUIT COURT
Pursuant to decree pronounced in the above cause
the undersigned will ON SATURDAY the 2sth june
1919 at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, sell that
IOF OF GROUND on the north side of Federal
street near ST. Stephens street. 10 the city Of Rich;
mond. Said lot fronts 30 feet inches on Federal
street with depth Of 80 feet and hasa good framed
tenement thereon.
TERMS OF SALE One-1fth cash; the residue in
equal instaIlments of six, twelve, eighteen, and
twentv-four months, negotiable notes. six percent
UNI added the legal title retained by the court until
the entire purchase money is paid.
, * JAMES G.. TAYLOR. ri r.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
FL TURNER, t!t
Special Commissioners
Sale by N NJ. LEE, -s| .ff.*. lie "a
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= BY n. u. Lee, s.kae.s- p
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
=. y IL 1oA Main street. 70

TWO NEW AND DESIRABLE BRICK
L HOUSES ON TIE SOUTH, SIDE OF Or
LEANS STREET BETWEEN WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE AND OSBORNE TURNPIKE. FOR
SALE AT AUCIdON.-I will sell ~ auction. on
the preinises ON FRIDAY the 9Th Of june 1879. at
g O'Clock p. H., those TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSES located as above. The LOTS front
about % feet each and run back $50 feet The
constructed rs to beused as store and dwelling,
There Is also on the lots large framed stable.
TERMS: Liberal and made known st time Of sale.
.zte II rs > ~ tjs N 3D. Ike. ancti0neer.
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BY Lyme s. Brother,
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents,
2 No. 1912 Main street. 49,

VALUABLE LOT, WITH A SMALL,
FRAMRD HOUSE THEREON ON CORNEP
0F, F0TRTH. AND, ORLEANS sTREETs.
ROGkEITS, FOR SALE At AUCTiON.-We
shall at the requestof thepwner, sen at public auc
ton, on the premises: on FRIDAY 27th day of June
1879 at 50 F. NJ, that desirable Lon with FRA ME6
DWELLING and other improvements thereon 10
Gated as above described containing four rooms &c
Ii is most excellent stand for retail grocery The
lot has oht or S3x9o feet to alley 10 feet wide
TERMS: Atsale. LYME & BROTHER.
= te2l s. Auctfoneers
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SAD AoclDEsr.-[Staunton Times, odd
A rumor from Harrisonburg states that on
Thursday evening last johnnie, son Of
Joseph T. Logan, of Harrisonburg, was In
stantly killed by being struck with frag-
ment of rock from blast on the Valley rail-
road, in the street of said town.
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~ BY Lyme b Brother, -"
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
80 a No. lSl2hfain street. IL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 TRACT
A Or rHAk NRR NTH nTfuBhd aBcFroNs
virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of HeHrtco
county pronounced ON The 3lss Of March, 1873 In the
suit OF Turpn. executor, vs Roper's administrators,
the undersigned rs commissioners appointed BY SAID
decree will Offer for sale az public auction on FIR
?. NJ. on the premises, that certain TRACT OF
the division Of b. w. Roper's estate as the Mill
Tract, with water grist -tn thereon, now in the
occupancy Of q. K. Roper, and situated In the
county of Henrteo about two and half miles from
the city OF Richmond on the new Central pike and
known as Ropers mill said sale to be made ut the
risk and cost of the former purchasers, George h.
Roper and George D. Peasants.
On this tract one could a. large fce-poEd, and
from its proximity to the city would be quite valu-
bic. ,r,-as -. ..is,T
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to so much Of the pro
ceeds Of sale win be sufficient TO pay the charges
due the 10th Of December, 1872 for &7Ss 80, win
interest thereon from the 2oth Of December, 1871,
till day of sale at six per cent and on credit as to
the residue OF proceeds OF sale In two equal install
ments of $751; 80 each, payable respectively, on the
10th OF December 1873, and goth or December 1914,
with interest on said deferred payments from day
ofsale at six per cent. per annum; the purchaser
TO execute his bonds; with approved security, for
said deferred payments, and title to be retained
until the whole Of said bonds payed and convey
snce directed by the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Commissioner.
. d, PosTPONEMENT. g,...., +.
Owing to circumstances unavoidable the above
sale has been postponed until THURSDAY, 10th
June, 1873, at63 O'Clock Pom. ;flLe ~ !. Y
- $50 EDWARD \. CANNON, ].
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25
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