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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
: aallt., afif BY iIsbeli & Son, e.i;.l j99u IS
T., Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents., !,
No. Eleventh street, betYeen Main and Bank.

vi ----A.--s's- 'fF" 'a--"'s-~++'
e COMMISSIONERS. .S AL e LARGE
REAL AHETTEASTaHh GHHs
.TERFIELD-@BEL ARSENAL "BEL-
6SEA EHpsP MfEREsg me bE khsN1c RID
Gerry Court Of The city Of Richmond pronounced on
Archer as We shall on MONDAY On us The asd day S
of June, 1875 at O'Clock p. NJ. of that day. III fair
II not then on on tie next fall day at the sams time
expose to sale ut public auction the following very
valuable pieces Of real estate: SIS {" So @"@'
/. That yeryyALUABLB REAL ESTATE stu.
mond, containing TWENTY.sEVEN AND one one
HALE ACRES. and well known as " BELBONA
AREsEMAL" The IIarge and yery valuable and
erected by the United states Government, and sre
admirably suited for large manufacturing sestab-
?! SBELLoNA FOUNDRY adjoining the
Arsenal: This tract contains tTwO HUNDRED
brick dry House, large Workshop large lumber.
house. mill. dam in perfect order and ample water
Power f9f large maputaeaar9g Establishment
ID 3, A TRACT OEtLAND not'far from BelIons
Arsenal called ST. LEG W., containing abou,
5ne Ta n tsae N FEE pe
/ BODY or LAND called !: KEsNtUK:'. psrtly IN
Chesterfield and partly In Powhatan counties, con;
ACRES; upon which there Is a large frame dwell
ing and necessary out-houses. This land lbs within
the range of the coal lands Of Chesterfield, and u
supposed to abound In this mineral. John II. Bry.
ant, Esq, who resides the premises, will take
pleasure In showing the same aud giving any de-
sired information.
Each piece of property will be sold separately.
The attention of capitalists and Others Is special.
invited to this rare opportunity for profitable In
vestment,
Terms: One-fourth cash balance at six twelve
and eight cen months for negotiable notes, with In
terest added from day Of sale and title retafsed I'M
Ill the whole purchase money Is, paid and convey
anee ordered by the court !. dir y NJ
= ANDREW JOHNSTON,
81 I'M - 80 HENRY e. CANNON ~ w
T. g. O. MCRAE,}:ItIipl JlF /
ED. Y. CANNON,
te s-tdg Special Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs K Williams,
t'..-r by GrupuS % Nullh1s, ,,a.r. =
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

| COMMISSIONERS SALE dOF THE
~ HANDSOME AND. VERY. DESIRARLE
REsIUENCE, slTyATsD AT THE ~ SOUTH I.I,9
STREETS, AT AUCTION.- Harrison, &C., "
Caskie,. &c. In Richmond Chancery Court. De;
cree entered 10th June, ls7a-In execution OF said
decree the undersigned, the special
thereby appointed, Will sell al auction, upon the
premises, on THURSDAY the '2slh day Of June
1873, commencing at 81 O'Clock, the residence situ
ated as above, formerly occupied by Captain
James K. Caskie, and now by Z. Y Noting, Esq!
The dwelling and the out-buildIngs are all OF
brick the former contains ten rooms besides clos
cts, store-rooms. bath-room, &c. There Is besides
stable and carriase-house. The house Is admirably.
planned and, we'll. .anishedi has marble ntantels
Throughout, aud every modern ngenience. -.
The lot is s4x151 feet TO an alley with beautiful
grounds on the east side OF Ihe house, and aordins
Space for another dwelling II desired. The pro-
perry will be sold as whole or subdivlded, as may
bedeemed best. -, ,.,,>s. ,.s-,. 8 ,,as.-rs.s.g
Considering The character OF the improvements
aud the beautiful situation Of the property, In a
most excellent neighb0rh0oJ, only three squares
from the capitol and wlthina few minutes walk Of
that no property now In the market presents 10
many Inducements to those seeking frst-clns.
residence. aF2IFh' ~. n, 3. - =. : :" =
TERMS: Ope-fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes With ~
terest added at six per cent. per aInrm, mud u tie
retained by the cD,ft until the notes ars paid. PUP
chaser to pay taxes for 1879. 80. .ls.s -
i. iEye"r=s ~ JAMES PIE ASANTS, d.
p j. Q. STEGER- .uai5sz..,
r.! -----,7s = Commissioners.
Cu,-puS G. WITT Aucttnurer,; IL
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BY Lyme & Brother, +.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1919 Main street.

r ARGE COMMISSIONERS SALE Of
IL TWO HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL BUILDlNG
LOTS IN THE PLAN OF BLANDON,JUs f Ne
You'd TIE WESTERN GORPOkATioNS LINZ
WI ERE PROPERTY IS DAILY !NCRIE.AAss1I,MS4Ss
MAYO. AND RANDOLPH TREETs, AND 0S
RICHMOND LEE. AND STONEWALL AVE-
MES, FOR SALE BY AUCTION. '.s'.-'
A"oO s ~ Richmond.
Slapard and uls. Decree entered May o, 1878.
In execution of the above decree the undersigned;
as snecial commissioners thereby appointed WI sea-
AT pubIc auction, on the premises, on 5aGhnS-
DAY, 10Th June, ls73, commencing at v cio.n
" and sell In order named the following iots-W
"1'' FOURTEEN LOTS on Cary street,
FlFTY-TWO LOTS on HarVie street,
THIRTEEN LOTS on Tabb street,
FIFTEEN LOTS on Lee avenue $50
FORTY LOTS on Bland street. -.
THlRTY-TWO LOTS OH Mayo street,
ELEVEN LOIS on StoneWail avenue
TEN LOTS on Richmond avenue.
The above lots are located In the county, ulere-
fore the taxes arr very small and TO partles Wlsi
ing to invest and persons of limited leans WHO G0
not wish to live within the city limits, they VIII
never lavea more favorable opportunity to invest,
aud their special attention is called to the foregoing
sale I :.
mist.s on day Of sale, showing the exact dimension
of the lots
TrKMs One third cash; residue at SIX and twelve
,nnths for negotiable notes, interest added; title
rntainod Inv fine court. WILLIAM Ii. LYME,
is5 ~o,"' Special Commissioners.
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an By Blu &. G.,ddfn, 81 s,;tsc.
Auctioneers and Real Estzte Agents,
No. HOS Main street.
VERY ATTRA(TIYE NBRICK ACOT

VERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK COT
TAGE RESIDENCE ONslTHE GROVE
ROAD NEAR HARyIE STREET, ADJOINING
ON THE WEST THE RESIDENCE OF
CHARLES I.tM0kRIS, ESQ. FOR SALE AT
AUCTIoN-0n WEDNESDAY The 18th of June,
on the premises, at 81 O'Clock P M, we viii sen the
desirable RESIDENCE located as above iascTfbad
called . ROSE COTTAGE long :hc residence OF
The HOUSE contains about six rooms brick
KITCHEN with four rooms, and tse iighsfalEy shaded
by large and han dsome trees. There Is good wen
OF water, green house, and good many ffne fruit
trees on the premises. The tut froiits on the
Grove ROAD 40 feet. With depth to Park avenue of
Adopt 200 feet, making 1t very valuable as t can be
diytded easily This property being only square
from Franklin street, very near Monroe Park and
the Baptist College, and fronting on two-of the
most fash1ona6e streets In the city, must soon be-
come very valuable, and the attention OF parties
seeking desirable home is caliedto this SALE us II
y seldom the opportunite viii occur to purchase dn
TERMS = one fourth cash balance In four, eight,
andltwelve mouths, six per cent. added. =? ..5S'si
az ,.c,,ts RI - HILL & GUDDIN, -.
S1Jrf
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By Wsilinssensao ddtn.S ! J Z,
Real Estate Agent and Aacsioneer,
corner Of Eleventh aud Bank strcs,s.

THE BEAUTIFUL FARM AND COIN
, y TRY SEAT CALLED "LABURNUM,r ON
, psaaEh,,BE NSs,hi TaIRNPiKE AND HERMITAGE
, nsSnaAtg,SSE AND a HALF NILES NORTH OF
h hSrs NM NM, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
SALE I; ! Al, uCTloN WiTH0UT LiAIT Or RE
premises, on 1TH IRsDAy she leth Jane. iS;s, al
O'clock r. NJ. II fair ii not iGe first far dag there
aver ti,e above beautiful and attractive farm called
LABURSUM," the late residence of the Hon.
James Lyons, one ana half tles north Of this city,
on the Brook turnpike, containing FOL l-2 ACRES.
inns property Ii so well known that minute de-
scriptiQn Is unnecessary The dwelling Is supplied
With all of the comforts of "A town house
gas &C. and Kitchen With range OF the best quail
About sixty acres have been sown I'm wheat, oats
and rye, and look well
The land fropts on the turnpike Hermitage road,
latter road, thus giving advantages for sut-divis-
Ion io smaller tracts, plat Of which can he SEEN
at my office. The carly completion OF the great
Chesapeake snd Ohio railroad will doubtless add to
the value OF real estate In and around our city.
Recently the Richmond, and fredericksburg Rail
READ company purchased at 5000 per acre land on.
posite the Fair grounds and within mile of this
place on when they are now erecting workshops
ana other buildings. which gives additional value to
the contiguous property. =
For fur her particulars apply 10 the auctioneer.0
IS to The balance of the purchase money IL is be-
Neveu that liberal terms can be had. which will he
made known at the hour sale The p,ac.. As rrr-
ftctiy healthy, and the WAFER excellent. am in.
struoted to say that the sale toitt be posifire.
je Feod&ds w GODDiS, Aucffoneer
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ByLyne & Brother, Ef5f
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2l2 Main street. .s

LIVE NICE LOTS SITUATED IN THE
IL TOWN OF MANCHESTER, FRONTING ON
DECATUR, MARsHALL,, a n d. :, ADAMS
We SHALL at the request Of the owner, sell ut PUBLIC
anttion, on the premises, on SATURDAY the 2stli
of June, 1873, commencing ut go'clock r. NJ, and
sch in order named, the following LOTS to witt:
Ist. TWO LOTS, designated, as Nos. 80 and so, IN
Marks addition, fronting together Ax75 feet. -
Cd. LOT No. co., In same addition, fronting Mar
shall street 45xl1s feet, ,.,.s..,., ,a. r.-.,rg
ad. TWO LOTS. Nos. 81 and es, In same plan,
fronting together the east line OF Adams street
e0xlls feet. ~. s..sg at.... gan. fs.a.!;ig -
The above property win be sold In lots to suit pur
TERMS At sale. ..rs, LYME & BROTHER,
81 fe is Auctioueers.
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N.y.r. ". Warren, formerly of Fall river
N.,achu,etts, but for some time past a re-
.a!.at II Raleigh y. c., has been arrested
a. NJ charge of attempting to obtain valu-
q .,.:ers from the pust-cftice under fraud
,... !lctcnces. - =
,ruSle.-man StowelI, OF Virginia, is in
81. Paul II Is Tumoled that he will bring
'... u!.h him beautiful and blushing
DE- Washington Republican.
t.hr', Gibbons confirmed twelve persons
II lawised six 1T Yorktown OH Sunday
~. i is expected that Catholic chapel
s,ill -,cn he built III Yorktown.
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BY Moody & Royal. 81 s. ,fa
Real state Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
r..fHy-4sY yy..fts.T a.-tE

CONN lss1ONERS SALE OF, TRULY
NJ VA'lUABLE REAL ESTATE INMEDI-
AIELY ON THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF
sIhE OWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of an order
Cnest fre]d county In the clse of sullivan r8 Su-
van Representatives, we will sell at public auction
on the premises located as above. containing TWO
e Ores, fronting 2l5 feet on Ranbrtdge street. OPP
eoate the property occupied by Mr., Holland. Good
framed dwelling, fourrpoInss and fnecwen of water
FIN the yard This property could easily be sub
divided in lots 10 suit purchasers. Location good
Investment y, .,a4zrftlt al ..rif f;FEI = : .
TERMS: one-third cash; ,balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes bearing SIX per
cent interest from day OF sale, the title being re-
tanned until the whole purchase money Is paid.
j. b. MOODY,
-..-,..-., --zrr, WILLIAM AMBERS,
Commissioners.
| MOODY. & RoYALL,1 AuctfoneerS. '-@2 je Is-td
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six SMALL FRAMED, HOUSES, STU.
DATED ON BAKER AND NORTH LEIGH
STREETS, IN DUYAL'S ADDITION, KNOWN
lAs J. B. PRENTIS'S PROPERTY. AND a
LARGE NUMBER OF. BUILDING LOTS, FOR
quest Of Mrs. Catharine Prentis sell at public auc.
1lon, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 25tf
day of June, 1879, commencing at 8, o'clock p. NJ.
FOUR NEAT FRAMED TENEM rs, designated
by Nos 412, 4o5 4O7 4ls Baker street, containing
about -four and five rooms each, with nice LOTS
attached. .. tn .r -. a..Ej =, srts
Also, TWO NEAT FRAMED HOUSES, Nos
429 and 40 north Leigh street, containing foul
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 ut six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interes
added secured by trust deed: taxes for the current
year TO be paid by the purchaser ->e"'P 'si1 e.
= te 49,. = LYME & BROTHER Auctioneers.
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4"r1j@y BY Grubbs u Williams, z 9a'N i .i
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneera, e
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING No.
z, SOUTH THIRD. STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETStAT AUCTION. HG'Et
oca ,s [ Decree of Richmond Chancery Court,
scbsier.S 18th june 1878: &9lf ~ . i.
In execution of said decree, will sell at auction,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, Esd June, after
the sale of MIR. S. g. Tardy property adjoining, say
to NOW occupied by Major A. w. CARRIER. - 7 ,
This house was most carefully built within a few
years past; has ninerooms, besides closets aud all
dence including all; the modern Improvements.
Beautifully finished, and thoroughly arranged IN
every detail Tor the hishest degree OF comfort and
convenience Of q large family. .ftj 49, ~
The situation Is one Of the most desirable In the
entire city.
Terms: One-f fourth cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen mouths, for negotiable notes, with In
terst added, and title retained the court until the
notes are paid .'' x THOMAS j, EVANS.
..gss> .ssf +. - mas d. .j Commissioner
GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers..i r. je l8-
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BY w. b. Robins,
} Real Estate Agent and Aucti0necr,


zoos Bank street next to thecustom-house.
ELEGANT NEW FIRsT-CLAss PRI.
~ VASE REStDENCE, WITH A VACANT
Auction the request of the owner, Or. Geo
B. Steel who is declining housekeeping shall, on
hour of 81 O'Clock p NJ, sell at auction ON the prem
ises his elegant new first class and beautiful man
sion, situat. No. EOS on the west line OF south
Third street. between Canal and Byrd streets. The
building Is fine stock~hrick; basement aud two
stories, crowned With mansard roof ofgreat beauty
and has beautiful iron reranda-porch across the
front.
There are over eighteen rooms, Including kitchen
and servants chambers; besides, large stable and
carriage-house, with ostler's lodgiDg-room, feed
rooms. SC. 1t was completed last fall, was built
for the owners OWL occupancy, and subjected to
his almost daily inspection, III Its construction
No expense was spared in making 1t complete in
every respect. 1t has all the modern contrvances-
baths hot and cold water gas bells speskslnSS
heater, range &C., &C. The arrangement OF the
rooms Is planned with special reference to con-
Third street south of Main Is at the same time
both level and elevated, and Is already one OF the
most beautiful and attractive In the city, rpalling
Grace and Franklin. At Its southern terminus, dls-
tant less than two squares, are extensive grounos
owned by the city, designed for public park THESE
grounds have been secured as the sue ior te Lee
provemcut of them for their original park purpose.
From this point is of the most magnificent views
afforded anywhere around our beautiful city. IN
short tie property Is In every respect so atractNe
that further description Is deemed unnecessary.
An Inspection Of the premises Is invited. and may
I've had ANY day prior TO the sale by calling at the
house or on the anctuneer. ..'
The entire ground 54s feet front by 100 feet to
tHcnty-fDut ai:ey. .-. -as .
II is seldom such desirable property, in the condi
ton this iS Is offered for sale and buyers should be
careful not TO lose the opportunity.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance IN four, eight
and twelve months-or one-third cash; balance In
SIX. twelve, and eighteen months, interest SIX pei
three wears Interest eight per cent. annuallS, al
ortion of purchaser for negotiable notes secured
bv trust deed. W. B. ROBINS, Auctoneer.
te 80, ,A&tds
After the above sale will I've sold very pretty
BUILDING LOT. rs feet 10 inches front on Yves.
line of Third street between BYRD ano arcu s'feeG
nv | o feet deep to twenty foot alley.
iel7 w r. ROBINS, AuctiOneer.
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rEeah EstaI sksAg.n.s md Aneftonssry. 80
O. afgs Nam street. srt,fl sssas

WALUAH III I6Ts IS TIE PLAN Or
eAAaiSsV sks sasNs AZ gS a 81
"A On TgEaDAk II the 2sth dane at 81
H sl!Ts gs We essns il sn EisHI
Gd as abofti Rtth deuthuf asc feet %
~, feet te This ground Is hne.for gar
Sad pa sp1se and being Id good
t W o. Fonid attract the attentions of parties seek-
Is Dc y, Afchsse cheap ,homesora good investment.
dI; 81 rs increasing In value I'm this locality
alny There is MraH ffztpe house, and q good
M water on one Of the 1ais. P1atcau be seen nc
tn ~ nee Of the aiefioneers, -. ts..,-i tS
GHss One fc1ff, cash: balance fiji six, twelve,
~ eEmfsn monthst with Eix per emit adued.
@ Tor this year. hase been paid .,ttj ~ ,et{ 81,
=! ls-fu HILL 10 GtIf1UfN, Auctioueers. :
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sslsp "a by James ~. Tsyiofa& Son. s
Real Estate Agents and Arctaoneefs.

1TrHaA & DEsIRARLE FOUR STORY
III BRICK Dwell Ng: 1902 AT e6 III
T Mas n q 8 Hs as Il ~! 81
sald an ne go DRY Be lane lsss, 90 ~. &c
pssnisa O'CLOCK Y e, tsAt gainsass 49,
eleyen r61hfs and MeRe brick iscncA WIN aaA
f1otEaas s8f3A nnateSH Iaars -.
Lf,rclyc luonftss for netsptssle notes Nsah tse
eas4 and asstfTef y txt os t7uss 6SAsss
JAMES %. IA 1LQk e ss!se IS ssss 81
Z jsM 6 2 uSses''ss - g q .
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T.. .7r BY Grubbs & Williams, 81
=. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

90 LOTS ON UNION HILL AT AUC.
70 TION.-By request OF the owner, who e.
sides in Kentucky, we will sell at Auction, upon zhe
premises respectively In the order ,taned below on
FRIDAY, 10Th June. commencing at o'c lock
PM. taGi5j Sill. - u -te ~rfs. .sE :"
lst LOT at northeast corner Pie asants AM Scott
streets running back to Burton (formerlr; Byrd
street, lQlXl5v feet RI. s'' go 20 0'' :.
I'd. LOT at southeast corner Scott and G arlington
I'd. TRiANGULAR LOT bounded by Darlington
Twenty first, and Streets 27sx1O3x2T b-l2 feet
4. LOT at southeast corner NeIaJ e and Rose
streets, running back to Burton sur ct, adjoining
Mr Tomlinson's estate. 132 by l32 feet
These lots are situated for the most part in
brought into market and the sale offers an unusual
opportunity to bury desirable lots at comparatively
small prices. ....&-. n.r q. Il 70 no go. !
TERMS Very LIBERAL ..-.-s., .-s...s.
iel4 Auctioueers.
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GRUBBS g WILLIAMS,
10 "a III Ia. 4 AurttonperS,

TRUSTEES" SALE OF sVALUALE
Il REAL ESTATE ON YORK RIVER NEA r.
WEST PUINT.-By virtue OF y deed Of trust exc
cued on the 10Th day Of March, 1871, by Benjamin.
Robinson and wife, and duly recorded In the clerks
Office IF the county OF New Kent the undersigned
trustees therein named will the premises. on the
FIRST DAY OF JULY 1879, sen At public auction
the BRICK HOUSE. This estate, cOntains about
! 200 ACRES, situate in the county of New Kent,
and lying Immediately on the river and opposite the
town OF WestPoint.a
! Persons DESTROYS of PURCHASING invited 10 ex-
anime the premises before the day OF sale, and the
present proprietor will take pleasure In showing the
estate. ssE.~@a .-lt"sf' ,>-f~ss.k.
+ TERMS: Cash to pay expenses fsale and debts
balance, terms will be announced on day Of sale.
! 49, LEH. i!EtE*I CYRUS A. BRANCH, 4 /.
-tayt,af3t3 70 81 r. 7. ARMISTEAD,. sEts
= IA q ids J. e..t Trustees. =
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By james L. Apperson. Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1919 Main street. --- -

TRUSTEES SALE, OF REAL ESTATE
L AT ROCKErTs.-In execution of a duly re-
corded TRUST deed from G.. w, TrayerS and wife to
the subscriber, will SELL OH the premises, on MON
DAY, June %, 1873, at O'Clock P. NJ, " fair. II
not the next fair day thereafter1 the LOT on nhe
west side Of Lester street q by Ia to Water street
pied 10y &. Sers as meat market The completion
OF the Chesapeake and OHIO railroad. consequent
aud certain increase OF our shipping interests. mus,
greatly enhance its value.
TERMS: One-third cash :; balance at four aud
eight months for negotiable notes interest al eight
per cent added secured by trust decd
ic le-dtds j. L.APPEItSON, Trustee
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BY james IL. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate AZ Ents and Auctioneers,
office corner Ele Teptn and Bank streets.

TWO, COMFORTABLE BRICK
i DWELLINGS AND THREE VACANT
LOTS ONTHE.WE ST. SIDE Or SEVENTEENTH
NEAR CARRINGrfON STREET FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will b e sold on FRIDAY1th the goth
day Of June, 1873, on the premises, ut s. O'Clock
z. NJ, III the follow ing order Small brick dwelling
ut the southwest corner of Darlington and Seven
teeuth streets, containing four rooms lot soxl3o
feet. Two stor'j brick dwelling, No. 1928, on the
west side-ot Seventeenth near Darlington street,
building lots adjoining the above, fronting about
twenty three feet each all extending back to the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
TER.SS One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust. Tax Of 1873
to be paid by the purchasers. -.
tel4 Aucuoneers
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-arnt BY Grubbs & Williams, -f
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MANCHESTER L o T S.-TRUSTEES'
INl SALE OF THIRTEEN NICE BUILDING
LOTS IN HOLLANDS PLAN AT AUCTION
In execution OF deed Of trust from Jumes y. God
din and wife to the subscribers, duly recorded we
Will sell upon the premises on haIURDAI. June
2lst. commencing at 81 o'clock 7. NJ, THIRTEEN
BTILDING LUIS, beautifully situated In Hollands
plan. ,-,.,.-,.,.,,
40, feet front aud they all occupy ali elevated and
beautiful situation, overlooking Manchester and the
chi v of Richmond. itt1 ~ sfA|ss ~. :
Richmond Manchester, and on Belle Isle, and not
far from the southern terminus of the free -lIidge
Offering inlucements TO, those seeking eligible ana
utffrl but Iding 81 les at small prices. No better
opportunity than this is likely to be again offered
Sa le positive. s.,.' 80 40
TERMS Liberal. g E. y. NV WILLIAMS ~
.s-t.g r...as ssI l;t~ .s. -. Trustees.
I ia
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BY 7. L. Crouch & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
. No. lois Main street.

tTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM IN
i GOOCHLAND COUNTY. VA.-By virtue OF
a deed OF trust executed by William w. Young and
wife on the 10th day of september, 1879, and duly
recorded In the clerks Office of GOochland court,
the undersigned; Richard r. Jefferson, trustee.
being requested by the beneficiary In said deed VIII
proceed to sell ut public aucon In the city Of Rich
mond, IL. front Of the cllstom-house, ON SAIUR.
that day, THIRTY-FtyE ACRES .OF. LAND,
more or less, lying aud being: In the county OF
Goochland, better known as" oslow,s," situated
da Nuckolds and others. 4. 9.
TERMS: Made known at the time OF sale
tel2 . RICHARD r. JEFFERSON, Tr1istee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-19
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LIFE IN
l. TEREST- IN A VALUABLE RESIDENCE
ON FRANKLIN STREET AT AUCTION.-In
part execution of u deed of trust from G.. r.
WORKMAN, J. A. Sloan, and Others, to the subscrtb
ers duly recorded, we will sell at auction at the
ONCE Of Grubbs = Williams, No. Eleventh street
Vested life fnterest of said A. Sloan In moiety
ofthe VALUABLE PRlYATE RESIDENCE mo.
i5l on Franklin street, between First and Foushet
streets now occupied by q. L. " 0rtiam, Esq ~
{ TERMS: At sale. j. 6. sBL ACk NELh,3
saEilss rst - Trustees.
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