davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
BY Grubhs 6 Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PR
4 YATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEA UIiE ~
GROUNDS ATTACHED, SITUATED Al HE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD AND GAk1
STREETS, FOR SALE AT hUCTloN.-By re-
Guest of Mr. S G. Tartiy, we will sell at auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY, 2lst day OF April, at a
O'Clock Z. NJ, his wcl-known and nnlvcrsaiiy-ad-
nred residence situated asabnve. IL IS o. DricH, CO.
ycreu with mastic and contains thirteen rooms be-
sides store rooms and closets, With hot, Cold ana
shOwer-bsths and water, with stationary waShStands
I'm the principal chambers; Kitchen VIII hNe rooms
for servants; laundry. with Stationary fixtures gas
throughout The premises, and ali of the most mo-
dern convenieuces. The stahle Is Few. and ocsiGes
hostler5 room has space for two carriages and
three stalls.
The buildings have been remodelled and renovated
withu few years past, and are no" III perfect
order.
1t would be impossible in ap advertisement to
convey AN adequate idea OF the elegance aud coE!-
petencss of this property ia every respect. II Is
enough to say that II combines the most admirable
arrangements with the most beautiful AID thorough
finish in every detail and the highest possible degree
Of convenience and comfortable accommodation Tor
The lot fronts l3a feet on Third street, and runs
back 1a0 feet. .,c,
Tile situation IS one OF the most beautiful and
convenient In the city, aud as IL stands this property
Is not exceled by any other In al mat Constitutes
tirst-class residence. ,.r
II will be sold as Il whole, or If desired the dwell
ing wil be sold with front OF abont IS tcct leaT-
ing three building lots, each fronting 70 icet on
Third street TO be sold separately.
Persons wishing to examine tie premises before
the day of sale are requested to call upon u.s..
TERMS: accommodating, and viii DC mace known
at the time OF sale. GRURBS & WILLIAMS,
mil 2O-2awt 4 pl .3awtA p12&dtd Auciioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
f. 2l-ni
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auc'ioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street be-; Main and Rank.

SALE OF THE Rich MOND AND
- YORK RIVER KAlLROAD.-By virtue OF u
decree Of The ChancerY Crir. OF the city Of Rich
River Railroad Company rs. d. Prosscr Iabb and
Robert II. Marry trustees. and D. ProS2er Tabb ana
Robert I'll. Marry, trustees. rs. The Richmond and
York River Railroad Company, entered on the lsth
survivor Of rs, shall sell by public auction. at the
aurtlon-svon,s of Messrs. Gru5bs & Williams, No. 1
Elcycl.,h street Richmond, Va, on FRIDAY the
I'd day of-hlay, lsT3at the hour Of /? d.. All the
tropsrIy @[ S;sry Kind real, p:rsopsk ana aixSd,
ROAD COMPANY, Including It's roadway, rais,
crossties, 'cp0ts, siding. cars engines, tenders.
aud ail other property whatsoever, Including 81 o
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging to said COM
pauy cxcep, lis chooses IN action and debts due or to
become due 10 IL.
TIr TERMS OF SALE WILL. BE AS FOLLOWS
The sum OF slSo,oee shall be paid IN CASH; and the
residue OF tie purchase money shall be payable as
follows SiS0o the LIST OF January, 1871, with In
tcrcst at the rate Of per cent per anann from the
,,ay Of sale payable seIniaunuaily; 100000 the
LIST day OF January lsss With Interest 1t The rate OF
per cent. per aiun from the day OF sale payable
semi-aupuay; aud the remainder OF such purchase
money tine LIST day Of JsLG:ry, 1871, With interest
al the rate OF per cent per anuun from the t5y OF
sale, payable semi-annually sale to be subject
10 the ratification or rejection of e court and pos
sessionnot TO DO delivered until BE sale has been
ratified by the court; the deferred payments 20 Dc
secured by deed of trust on the prcrefty sold such
deed TO ee subjecl u the approval Of Tue court.
and conveyance wi be b, extinguisn the said com-
paiiy and make the purchaser or pusthase rs BODY
70 Msss, ne RAGE RI, ;I;s
tses. 33S FaS,Ss s y, IA p gI M
3aas4d surviving Tsasssss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
BY James l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnecr,
rnrnnr Main and ElaYcnth strectg.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
HALfUAAE E ki I5TATE IS Il a.
VENTURE" AND MAPLE COTTAGE."-By
virtue of deed Of trust from John y. w oodln ana
wife to the undersigned, dated eth OF July, 1870 ro-
Deed-Book 81. page 100. being thereto required by
the beneficiary, we VIII sell at auction on lhe prem
lscs, In gross or divided rs may be deemed best on
THU DAY, March 20. 1873, at y O'CLOCK n. ar
fair II not, the FIRST fair DIV therealter the really
valuable properly above referred to.
'MAlDES'S ADVENTURE" considered one
amongst the finest tcs upper james river is
twcuty-elgbt miles above Richmond, contains 9953
of which about go acres lisa acres hnc JAMES
river loS-,.rounIs, besides creek flats adjoining
well adapted TO the growth Of wheat, corn tobacco,
hay, oats, and other crops usual In this climate.
The balance well wooded There are two mansions,
Gverseers house, aud two sets Of buildings, such
One mansion called PLEASANT OAh." not
long since added TO and thoroughly rellared con-
tan5 lwelv4 rooms; the other called THE RIVER
DIV ELLiNG." also added to and repaired within 4
short tfme contains tel or twelve rooms, ana Is
handsomely situated on a hill just above The river
This estate Ii remarkably healthy and entirely free
from chills and fever anil other malarious diseases
The scenery is very fine. and the view ON THE
ie 10 NV os. CID Snes rvcp iof
m AP l. II CUTT q ~ formerly Poplar
Lawn" contains $50 ceres the south side of Fine
crtck, near James river. "a miles from Alaiden's
Adventure. OF which $50 acres are In Oak. Hickory,
Manic. j sh, and other timber of original growth,
the balance cleared and IN fine state Of cultivation
The soil Is rich and produces well. The Cottage ="
has five rooms wide halls, and large porches front
ard rear.
j. l.. APPERSON,
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
fe os-eodtds Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

CABLING BOY rP IN TIE MORNING can
hardly be classed under the head OF pas
times" especially If the boy Is fond OF exer-
else the day before. And it is little sinsu-
lar that the next hardest thing to getting a
boy out of bed is getting him into 1t. There
Is rarely q mother who is II success at rousiDg
boy, All mothers know this; so do Their
bows. Aud yet the mother seems to 60 gt 1t
in the right way. She opens the stair door
and insinuatingly observes, "JOhnny." There
ia no response. "Johnny." Still no. re-
sponse. Then there is short, sharp "John,"
followed moment later By prolonged
and emphatic" John Henry" A grunt from
the upper regions signifies that AN impress
sion has been made, and the mother is ell.
couraeed to add, you'd better be getting
down here to your breakfast, young man,
before come up there an give you some
thing you'll feel" This so starties the young
man that he immediately goes to sleep again.
And tue operation has TO be repeated several
times. A father knows nothing about this
trouble. He merely opens his mouth rs q
soda-bottle elects its cork, ana the John
Henry" that cleaves the air Of that stairway
goes into that boy like electricity and plerees
The deepest recesses of his very nature. And
he pops out of that bed and into bis clothes
and down the stairs with q promptness that
is cemmendabe. II is rarely hoy allows
himself TO disregard the paterna! summons.
About once year is believed to be rs often
AS Is consistent with the rules Of health. lie
saves bis father Il great many STEPS by Ills
thoughtfulness.- Danbny Ners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
:. - s,al,ssaksIasass
.pRfNG 1873.

= .4l. ss 3
SpRrSe. q 1873 f0 ,-or,or s.,..
ro-r much encouraged by the patronage rec 70.
W. 40 cs,,,sns OF Richmond since starting ou'
.,,n,,snmcnt, we present for their nspe'''o' 's''
:. .res, and most elegant assortment OF
EECK-WEAR, E>F f1..a.
UNDERWEAR, and ~
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
,,,r that have ever been opened In the cisy'
1y,t, Wow Of popularizlng our establishment, we
s,,,,, benceforth sell at the lowest possible profit,
nlacius ccrtain speclaltss 80 low as to put them be-
yond competition. We name
EXCELSIOR COLLARS, s2.25 per dozen:
RR1GNoLI COLLARS, S,.25 per dozen:
Fine ENGLISH CUFFS, 81;
guaranteed to be the best make goods or no SALE
Fine BRITISH HALF HOSE, % per dozen, or ESQ.
single pair;
Fine DOGSKIN GLOVES, Ellis. Our = -
ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT
has spoken, and continues tospeak for ITSELF win
orders outnumbering our most sanguine expecta'
TONS We have not had a sihgle mIsnt-
T. j. IRVING & CO..
o13 Main street, between Ninth and TENN.
L. FORREST PEcoR, salesman, can bc tound al
The above house. mn t'-'l" 'eouIn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
BY WcIIlnEtOn Godulh,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank street,.

EXECUTORS SALE OF 4 HAND
IL SOME AND ATTRACTIVE RESlDENCt
AND VACANT LOT AT THE NURrHEASI
CORNER OF MARSHALL y = D NJ II
STREETS, PEW NO. 65 IN ST. JAMES
CHURCH, AND HANDSOME HOuSEtiOLD
FURNlTuRE.-At the request Of hir. " lillian D.
Caldwell executor Of the laIe Mrs. Sophia G. l!cane
shall sell ut auction. on the premises, on " CD
SESDAY thesd Of April, 1873. ut o clock J.. VI, II
fair; IL not, the first fair day thereafter her pri
vate RESIDENCE, located rs above, having front
OF 3at feet, aud q depth OF 155 feet to an alley.
Also the vacant LOT on the corner, having Il
front Of 3ai feet, and depth Of los feet to we
alley, which alley stands brick stable ana car
rIagc-houSe.
The dwelling contains (above the CELLAR about
twelve good rooms Is well built, and supplied wish
all modern improvements, and Is really desirable
residence LII every respect. and in e0oi repair as
the place is so well known Il further description Is
Ceeincd unnecessary.
The dwelling and furniture can be seen. by those
desrOus of purchasing, between the hours OF II anu
O'Clock Z. VI. two days before the sale.
After the sale of the dwelling, Pc" NO. TO, III
st. Jamcs's church, middle aisle, Will be sold.
And on the following y-vtz., MONDAY the 80
of April ls73.-commelcing ut ~ O'Clock \. NJ, al
of the HOUSEHOLD and other FURNITURE will
be sold, consisting Of the usual variety That III the
parlors Is Of the most choice and costly kind.
| TERMS: Cash for the personal property. For the
real estate cne-third car balance 1T one and two
years for bonds bearing eight Per cent per ann,iil
interest, payable semi-annuaiiy secured by trust
deed. W. GoDDlN,
NH 2o.eadtfls Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
BHIEsafrst irc Ssays.'
BY W. Gocdtn,
Aucttonees md Real Estata Agent, !
onrner Eleventh and Bank streets.
10 HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN
lIt WANCHEsTER, ADMIRABLY WILL w !.

11n HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS Isl ~
I mv MhNG aSb mhaY A 81 ThEM 1iIL
ATTRACTIVE. FOR SALE At AnCI .,o !. -,,l'
the request Of sa Se ar tor aaysreeS
IN MONDAY the alst March, 1879, commencclin,S
at O'Clock 2. NJ. punctually, about ~ Han ~
a. sarIs addition, and the residue In the Old WI
and Mnyo's adtion-ytz.. Is lots IN square 40. o.,
by o by Everett
81. bounded by Everett, Stockton; Adams ana JEFF
everett Stockton, and Jefferson streets; II lots In
SQUARE No 81, bounded BY Everett, Stockton, and
Jones streets.
but those on the south line Of Jones street ARE THE
| MOST BEAUTIFUL TO BE FOUND IN MARKS ADD1-
TIoE having fine view Of the lower part OF kich-
| mond and the wharyes of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Alter e which viii be sold the following LOTS In
the Old Town and in Mayos addition-viZ:, Part or
lot No. 49, fronting 90 feet the south side Of Har-
rison Fourteenth street, running back l2 feet 10
an alley part Of lot No g. fronting los feet on the
back on the east nle of McDonough street 49, feet
lots Nos. and In square No q, fronting tosetheE
street. running back on the west line OF McDoDol2n
street 1e. feel to alley Also, lots Nos ana 10
square No. Leach fronting 80 ren5 p TN. hack gs
feet to an alley: lot In square No IL ironlig "a
feet the south side Of Lawrence or IWeiitn street.
liscr depot stands, bounded on the west by tal
road street. This lot lies In front of several hand
some dwellings and stores, AND IS A FlRST-HAIE
BUSINESS LOCATION.
Aiicr which will be gold seven very valuable ana
admiralty yvcli-ocaed LOTS on Seventh street, at
the southern terminus of the new free btdge across
james river three OF them fronting together VI rect
on the south side OF that street. running back LIS feet
| TO an alley; and fur Of them fronting together
1870 feet on the north line OF said street, running
back an average depth Of about $50 feet to the street
along the line of the Danvle railroad. These lots
are regarded as equal In value TO any lots In that
| improving and desirable locality.
FLATS Of the property can he seen CT my once, ana
will be exhibited at the hour OF sale. .
The lots will nc sold In large or small quantities rs
may bc preferred by bidders.
The special attention OF those seeking Investments
or wishing to residence Is called to- TINS
| LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE, as 1t Is bcuevcd
that ut this time, By reason OF the early completion
OF the free bridge and other improvements property
in Manchester offers peculiar advantages for rrota-
bic speculation orinycstment.
TERMS: All sums under $500 and not exceeding
81 05o one-fourth cash: balance at four, eight, anu
twelve months; over $1,000, oncfoCrth cash, bal
ance at six, twelve. and eighteen months; In etch
csc for negotiable notes Interest added secured ny
trust deed The taxes for 1878 to be paid by the
purchasers.
'"'''''' ". GODDIN,
NH 90 -eodtds Real Estate Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
"a !, letter from wsslian,saurS.

sgCofrcspoataence OF the Richmond iispa'cn.1
4. "a q. WILLIAMSBURG, March l., 1870.
sS1,he woods around our city have Deem Oh
ara for three days past, and great damage ha'
hoan f,oue TO the timber and fencing. IL !.
soId that one farmer. Colonel Munforo. mas
inss n, ns,o nanncls of fence, besides the IN
inrv done to his standing timber. many
others are equally unfortunate, though nol
70 the same extent. This is real calaplit,
considering how hard 1t IS to set LABOR. "lth
want OF means, scarcity OF nmeer' anu Ihs
season for teamwork pressing, after para
,w;uter, which prevented doing anything To-
!. ,yard helping forward the spIpS WORK.
Several houses have Jeen burned, some o.
them dwellings. Last night the county ON
three sides Of our city was lighted up oy1 ,ne
raging element. II looked beautilu' a 80 m.a
lance. but its rayages were terrible 10 luVse
IN ito immediate path. as it is very cum
this evening it is to be hoped that the nEe
may be checked. .,, ,,,n,osod r.
hova orioinated in tie use OF clothes Ee'ons-
ire to those who had had the disease no
fasss IRE anprchentled Of IT'S spreading. 4 ne
nat;ent Il doing well. Two of our oldclti-
zens have died lately from sickness OF ions
standing. There are but few cases OF SICK
ness among us now, and 1t Is hoped none OF
q very serious character.
Some additions have been lately made to
the number of students at our College. winch
it is hoped will be repeated. The facilities
for receiving an education ut this tlme'hon-
ored institution ought not to be sighted by
our young men.
The weather is Gue now. Our farmers arc
all either busy fighting fire or pioughias
corn.land. which adds to the duliEess OF orl
( quiet old city. Nobody las leisure no" t.
como to town. H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

| WANTED, CITY OR S SUB U RB y n
w PROPERTY IN exchange fer TWELVE
HUNDRED AND THIRTT-SEEEN ACRES OF
same from railroad. Iris land Is well timbered aud
wa,erea. aud soil good; improvements pl,in. For
further Information, apply 70 either Of the follow
ing parties JAMES L. HCkARU,
L. G. RANDOLPH.
Arlington Z. O., Nelson county, Va.
NH 5-dand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
BY ID. X. WcIsigcr,
Auctionecr and Land Agent,
No. 10l5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI-
i VIDED ONE-TIIIRD INTEREST IN 4
TRACT OF LAND Ar AUCTION.-By virtue OF
deed Of trust executed to Inc by Burton D. BEECH
and WIFE dated the 10th day of February 1871, will
sell OH the premises. on TUESDAY the LIST day OF
April. 1873, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the UNDIVIDED
OSE-THiRD INTEREST IN a CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND In Midlothian township, Ches-
terield county. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES (1nore or lesSj In two contiguous
tracts lying on the Hundred road, and adjoining the
lanus Of William Ninfrec and others, mentioned ID
said deed; part arabic. the balance In wood and rim
Der. with small dwelling and Out-houscs thereon,
and In 4 few miles Of Midlothian coal mines.
TERMS: Cash as to the payment Of bond for
Sl2a and Interest thereon from 10th Febrr:-y 1871 N
IL per cent. the bilance on such terms as said b. e.
Beach may direct or ~ ':efalt thereof, the trus
tco may think tit. SOCRATES BROOKS,
TrESlce.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
ByThomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. Main street

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
n LIQUORS, &C.--We will sell at orr ware
house No. 1916 corner Carya Thirteenth strsets,
on THURSDAY, goth instant, commencing at II
O'Clock,
NEW ORLEANS SUGARS, In h0gsheadsi
REFINED SUGARS, various grades;
GOLDEN SYRUP. in barrels:
CLEAR RIB-SIDES, in hogsheads;
SUGAR-CURED HAMS, SHOULDERS, ana
BRkASTS, In barrels and boxes;
SI'DGoVERNl1ENTJ JAVA COFFEE, !.
ADAMANTISE CANDLES, In boxes ana haii-
boxes; ...
Ceicbrattd Il GLEMAN WHISKEY,
Celebrated ROSE WIIISKEY.
HARRISON COUNTY WHlShEY,
WHITE WH1SKEY,
r GINGER, CHERRY, and a = u " II Il
ERASDIES,
GuSPOWDER and OOLOEG TEAS,
with other desirable articles not enumerated, 10
Which we invite the attention Of the trade.
"''''' s. C. TARDY 6 co.
Sale conducted by THOMAS ". kEESEE, Auc'
tiOnlgr. inu 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctlonecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of EinTcnth and Bank streets.

. oo1 ACRES OF LAND IN REFU-
CoCII GO COgNTY, TEXAS, FOR SALE
Al AUCT!OT.-At TIE request 81 the executor OF
the late Richard Anderson. deceased, shall sell At
nv Office, on MOEDAY the 2tth day Of March,
ls73 ut 10 O'Clock NJ, a TRACT OF LAND iylng
on Mission river. In ReiEglo county: IeXas; con-
tanning THREE THOUSAND THREE HUN
DnED AND TWENTY-ONE ACRES. This tract
is well waercd and represented 20 be very desirable,
ard is 4 part OF The lands purchased in the year
1896 by tile late Governor Thomas w. Gi!ner Tor
nm association Of gentlemen of this State, OF which
Mr.. Anderson was \ member. inc taNcs nave All
been paid and The title pronounced perfect.
TERMS: OnG-halC cash; balance ut SIX ana Twelve
months, bearing Interest.
For further information, apply Mt the ONCE OF
NH lT-,ds ". GODnIN, huctcnccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

= Nv Thomas NJ, Eeesec, Aartioneer,
No. 1877 nfstn street.

TLEGANT HoUsEHOL D FURNI:
ITURE, PIANOS. PA 20 Su SUITS IN
outage CHAMBER FRNITGRE, &C.. FOR
SALE Ar AUCTION,-THIs DAY at 10 O'clock e
Fishers celebrated French Grand Action Over
Strung Bass Pianos, in rosewood cases; Walnut
Chamber Suit with marble pieces Gottage Chamber
Rosewood Walnut. and Mahogany Bureaus; Wash
stands. Slarble-Top Tables, Parlor Suits, BOOK
Case, Walnut aud ether Bcdsteads; Piano Stools, IN
Agent for Halls Fire and Burglar Preof Safes.
THOMAS W. KEESEE.
NH oo-1. Auctionrer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. sTORE-FIXTURES,
IRON SAFE, SO.

81 virtue OF a decree OF the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, and
to me directed, in the matter Of Pator s co. Us.
William Thahcimcr & Sons, hlnkrupts, shall pro-
coed TO sell ut public auction, FOR cts. the contents
OF TIC two stores Of said bankrupts, embracing large
and desirable stocks of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, STORE-FlATU RES,
IRON SAFE, &C.
The sale at store No. 1913 Main street, opposite
pos,-oIlce, will take place TUESDAY, jlarch 18th,
commencing promptly n: 10 \. VI.
The sale at Col Broad street will take place FRl-
DAY, March 2!st, commencing ut 10 a. III.
4 rare opportunity Is offered purchasers.
DAVID e. PARKER,
NH Io-toIs,Atarch United States Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

A DOPTION.-Al little girl wanted otnbout
IA eight years Of age. with light hair, lnir COM
p!es io and small petite figure. OF Lively and ainia-
be disposition, and fond Of music: "oIla be
other. Good education, with II kind and happy
Christian home. Applications must contain c@ffe
photograph, with fullest particulars 10 lie rcturmcl
- -'0' ''' IVY 1.-TWO COUSINS"
care Mcssrs. George z. Ruwell & Co., New York.
,,h1 U-i:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
1NILLEAM DAFFRON.
w nss MAIN sTBEEf'

offers 10 the public the following GOODS: .,o..
Pictures--!argest stock sop,h Of Nas''p' ~
Chromcs and OH Paintings, sny u:H y ,,,..
market; flttuTe Fr,taos Dade At aalf-hca' ~.
Photograph FrasneS--lasse stock always on 49,.
Mou.dings, all scrts-Se,geo feet gu hana' t,,s
Glass Plates and LGoSi3g.Glasa Franc, -, N!
stock; large Family Bibles, extra l'Se - the
finish, most approved editions; t'oe.s init snI,.se
best manufacturers In the United sa'.''' rr,..el,
for parlors. offices, and stores. ~, o,h.,
extra superate, s,,periae. mebna' az ,s,,,.
descriptions Of carpeduSs. Russ- sra,ss''' al
and tapestry. oileloths. Mstiirss-enei'r .sIA
p!sin, best description. Walnut Estea',A ,,.c,.s
and ether articles. Aitof witch VIII ei. y"
or by payments OF weekly or monthly h's. cnoy
feeseodam - WILLIAM ~ .f-- -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
lc12 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALu-
4 ARi,E SMALL. TRACT OF LAND.IN TIE
COUNTY OF HENRICO NEAR TO THE CITY,
AT NUCTION.--ln pursuance OF decree Of the
County Court of Henrico entered Oh the 18th OF
March, 1874 the undersigned, commissioners therein
appointed FOR that purpose, VIII sell, upon the
premises. on THURSDAY the Goth day OF March.
toned Ia said decree. being II 9161000 ACRES Of
tie land Of which James X. Roper died seized and
possessed. lying near the River road. ana ad1oln-
Ing the lands of j. j. PeaSanis and others. This
lnd is near the mansion-house Of the late james X.
Roper, ana will mako n fine market aud truck
TERMS: one-third cash balance at six and twelve
months credit with six per cent Interest, ana ne
cotalc notes with approved security, anu tile 10
be retained by the court until all the purchase
money is paid aid conveyance Is ordered by the
conrt II. 4. ATKINSON, JR.,
=" JOHN S. WISE.
NH Commit sSioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20
By Cook & Laughton. Auctionesrs,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

A DMINIsTRAT OR'S SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD FIJRNITURE AT AUCTION.-At the
request of Dir. Henry G. Jones, administrator OF
Joseph 2. Jones deceased, We viii sell at tne resi-
dencr No. 10 corner Lan and Second streets, on
TUIJI,SDAY, the gotlrinstant, Mt IL O'Clock A. Nj.
The no CSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY SOFAS. ROCKERS, PAlsLoR CHAhS
aud UTToMASs. upholstered in lialr-cioh'
WALNUT ETAGERE. ENGRAVINGs,
MSUoGA ANY CHAMBER SUIT, with wardrobe ). .s"
HAIR MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS, ia."
WALNUT HAT-RACK,
Handsome MAHOGANY EXTENSION TABLE,
MAHOGANY SIDEBoARD, CHAIRS, ....
FRENCH CHINA, CROCKERY, sg
GLASSWARE, TABLEWARE, &c, &C.
Inh 10 COOK & LhUGHTON, Aucioneer3.