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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-28

HORRIBLE DEATH BY LIGHTNiNG.-[Staun-
ton Vindicator.]-A fearful death by light
ming occurred during the storm Monday
afternoon, on the farm of Mr.. Joseph a.
Merrikin, about mile from Staunton. Mrs.
Merrikln, with two or three servants, was
having cherries gathered when the storm
came up. She ordered the colored boy,
about-t ten years of age, who was in the tree,
to come down. He started, saying "Well,
my bucket is full" when the flash came.
The boy was instantly killed in the position
he stood, bis face and one side being charrcd
to crisp, and the arm on which he held the
bucket torn open to the bone. His clothing
was almost entirely burned OF. A hog
under the tree was killed. Mrs. Merrikin
was stunned, and the flame seemed to those
Standing by to run over her clothing and cir
Gle around ring she wore on her finger.
Mr.. Merrikn, who was some distance OIL,
saw the smoke from the boys clothing
ascending from the tree, and when he ar
rived, found the little fellows body hanging
naked in the tree in exactly the position, in
which he had been killed, with one arm
hooked over limb, and the bucket hanging
from the other with the cherries still IN II.
II is a remarkable fact that Mrs. NJ erfikln
heard no noise at all, and only saw the Dame,
while to those around and here in Staunson
the crash was terrific. The boy was the son
of Henry Lewis, living near the National
Cemetery. .s...m ~"
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THE WHEAT asTv~rIal1HaaAfsoN,-~RAIi
ROADS, EDUC !

THE WHEAT !IAayasr TIn1asAfsoHi- aA1L-
toAps--Rpyc ATOM Politics. i i
tcorrcspondence5 g she 1aichtnond Dispasch.l i
BREsrsyILLE, PRfNcE WsLIlAM couars,a /
June "a, 1873.
The wheat harvest has been entered upon
I'D earnestssand the fine, prospect Ola large
yisid' y very gratifying to our farmers, esIe-
claiiy after the reverses met with In wheat-
RAISING for the last few years. WhslssStbe
season In this section has been regarded as
being favorable to the wheat, yet the con.
ainued dry weather ID already exciting much
alarm, as destructive to, the growth of the
corn and oat crops. ~ + sTlt..., 81.
This county wag ut the close OF the late
war a perfect desolstion: farmers we're
without fences, buildings were In r,,ius,
farming implements were destroyed, and the
people were left, In many instances, entirely
without any means Of buying seed to keep
themselves and families from famine during
the winter succeeding the surrender. The en-
ergy, industry, and enterprise Of the people,
however, have induced immigrants to come
amongst them and help to renoVate their
villages aud contribute to the development
Of their agricultural interests. :.
We have already three railroads running
through different sections Of our county, also
another in contemplation Of immediate con-
str,teton from the Potomac river through
the centre of the county to the coal regions
AT Potomac City, the terminus of this roatl,
the Alexandria and Fredericksb burg Railroad
Company propose TO build machine.shops
and car-wOTks.
The public schools have been open for
seven months. and will close some time In
July. The system has become popular
one here. DR.. Ruffner was here last week
on a tour of inspection.
Prince William, from all can learn, will,
without any warering in the Conservative
ranks, support the nominee Of the Conven.
ton for Governor. The best man of the
party should be brought out.
Some few days ago, whilst a little boy, the
son OF Mir. William Merchant, of Dumfries,
was digging in the garden, piece Of earth
flew up and struck him in the right eye.
1t is thought that the vision is destroyed.
Drt++t..
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son..
Real Estate Agents and AuCuonekre.
olice corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
THOsE TWO DESIRABLE BRIC

THOsE TW O DESIRABLE BRICK
NUKTH SIDE OF BROAD sTREET, ADJ9lM.
ING TIE RESIDENCE OF MRS; JOSEPH
solo on MONDAY the soeh day Of June, 1879. ol The
PREMISE, at O'Clock r. NJ, that VALUABLE
FHREE-sTORY, PRIVATE. RESIDENCE. Nc.
19aI as above located, aud at present occupied BY
Join Tyiey, Esd, containing eleven rooms: brick
Iitchen with Ihree rooms, aud sil modern improve
IoeI,fa Also, that DESIRABLE sMALL BRICK
Unwilling No. 1906, adjoiaias the above Oh the
west containing aye rooms with gus, water, and
culyert CONNECTIONS on the premises 4
This property being SO centrails located wtthils
one satiare Of the capitol Convenient 70 all prhc
niildings. and ia q very desirable neighbofhood.
affyrd3 good opportunity 10 persons who are "a
want OF Comfortable residences 20 supply tle1n.
Welding fair rents. 81 -. - a
Taxes Of 1879 to be paid by The purchasers.
sA : - - - AdEs M.TAYLQRl& SON, g
a =. f.S.-T--1-r sgg.ssg ts:r3ls AucttoaseTs.
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.#1 By Z. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No q Fourteenth street,

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU.
y TIFUL COUNTRY-sEAT, CALLED PEA
RIDGE"-I shall at the request OF the parties, Of
fer for sale at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. July sth. 1879, at Il O'Clock n: the
above-named FARM, situated In the county OF Han
over at the head of MechanicsvIlle turnpike, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres 12o) more or
less two-irds Of the land Is cleared; the residue
is well tlmbered. = ..' - - =
The improvements consist of a COTTAGE
HOUSE containing four rooms. kitchen, smoke
house. and all other necessary out-bufldtugs.
Parties can also purchase at the same time the
STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, aud GROW
ING CROPS, the latter being of a fine quality, and
will show for themselves. s.g esE #.Este-.
MIR and Mrs. T. B. Dunn, the present occupants.
win show the place tn any one before the day or
sale Possession can be had In ten days after sale:
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance on creds OF
six twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, SECURED by deed Of trust until al the pur-
10 o. - 70. .r'a sAuctioDeer.
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BY Lyme & Brother, - 7
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
-#tsts 81 No. IGIe Main street. 81

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE BRICK TON EMENTON THE EAST
LINE OF FOUSHEE BETWEEN BROAD AND
commissioner, acting nuder decree Of the Cham
Gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond entered the ist
June 1873 in suit of Turner rs. Hncles, sell ut pub
lie suction, on The premises, on MONDAY the soth
June. ls73, at q o'clock p. NJ, the LOT. with .
RRICk TENEMENT thereon containing eight
rooms with the usual oniiouses; lot 3nx-- feet.
TERMS: Une-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighties months for negotiable notes. with In
terest added title retaiHedby the court until same
are raid, Z. Y. CANNON, g
fe24 49, Gi Commissioner.
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WHAT CHOLERA DOES FOR NEWSPAPERS
There has not been such demand for copies
of the Banner since the Franco-Prussian
war. Although we printed an extra heavy
edition yesterday it was exhausted before
noon. But while our business is brisk
enough in this department it is 'distressingly
stagnant in others. Indeed, we. are satisfied
the Nashville dailies could make money by.
not publishing any papers at all until bust
ness reYiyes.. Nevertheless, we will give all
the reliable news to be obtained as long as
there is any to be obtained. g. Nashville Ban
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I, BY Grubhs 4 Williams,
liiAucHonesrs and Real Estate Arenas
J Eleventh street between Main ind Bank.

sTHE L ARGE AND ELEGANT PRI-
ilsvATE DENCE,i WITH BEAUTIFUL
sBRFhERsA P sIraAIE Rb o IhE
s1s' s9 sE vi y sscsSS s on
the prslnises;on MONDAY, nd dune az 81 O'Clock
p. NJ, his well-known and universally ADMIRED
sRESiDENCE. situated rs above Mis OF oricx, co
sides storerooms and closets, with hot. cold, and
shOwer-baths, and water with stationary washsSsnds
che w
dero Convenience The stable is new and besides
nostier;s rosin has space for two carriages and
!, The buildings have been remodeliedand renovated
Within few years past, and are now In perfect
order.
IL would be Impossible in an advertisement to
convey IN adequate hea OF the elegance and conf
pleteness Of this property In every respect II Is
arrangements with the most beautiful and thorough
finish deta and the highest possible degree
Of convenience and comfortable accommodation for
The lot fronts ias feet on Third street, and runs
The situation is one Of the most beautiful and
IS not exeeed by amy other in all that constitutes
It viii Be sold as whole, or If desired the dwell
Ing three building lots, each fronting Is feet on
Third street, TO be sold separately.
Persons wishing 70 examine the premises before
the day OF sale are requested to call upon US.
We fptsh to impress upon TIE minds Of az inter
este6 that no specdt idea Of tie pdlue Of the pro.
perty b held the osonet and that mast be sold
' Terms = &C @ dating and win be made known
at the time Of sale. GRGBBs & WILLIAMS,
! -lf 81 .Tses~i ~ ~ }acFty1, Auctoneers
a-3 ~ #sl PosTroNED, y
| on account OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY, July
| I'd, at s. O'Clock Z. M:
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THE WHOLE VALLEY RAILROAD LET TO,
CoNTRAcr.-[staunton V,ndsoGtor. ] The re-
malniDg fifty mine miles OF the Valley rail-:
road were let in Baltimore on Wednesday
to c. r. Mason,T. X. Meneiee, and A. w.
Hartman upon the, terms advertised. The
contract, which we, saw IN this office yester.. !
day, has been signed by ail parties, and tue
contractors go to work in all three counties
Rockbridge, Botetourt, and Rosaoke-TneSt'
week. -. "a / Z
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS, NO. 81 AND
i SO, WITH HANDSOME COTTAGE ON ONE
OF THEM, On THE EAST LINE OF PINE BE-
TWEEN CHINA AND HOLLY STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th OF June
1873 Mt O'Clock z. NJ, the ahOve-ocated property,
fronting feet, running back about les feet to an
alley. On one of the lots there stands small, neat
cottage occupied by MIR. Burnett. On the other
lot there Is well or good water. These are amongst
the most beautiful lots In that improving locality.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. Interest added
secured by trust deeu.
WELLINGTON GODDIN.
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ByLyne & Brother, 81
Auctioneers end Real Estate Agents,
-u.. No. 1912 Main street. a,,l

ARGE FIRST-CLASS FOUR-STORY
IL IRON AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STORE,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LINE OF CABY
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND VIRGINIA
STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-We shall,
al the request Of the owner, cell at public auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY. June cath, 1873 ut
o'clock p. NJ, that lrrly valuable and admirably
located STORE Nos. 1929 and 1881 Cnry street, now
occupied by Messra. Simpson, Bass Go. u has q
con-honse. or wholesale business Of any kind is
one of the best locations on Cary street, being SO
very convenient to all points OF business and the
various shipping points both BY rail aud water. ?.
The building erected since the war at cost Of
1924 o0o There Is fine ire-proof vault and the eel
lar Is rat-proof. The store covers the entire lot.
The lot has front Of about soxlO5 feet. further
description is deemed unnecessary for so valuable .
piece Of property, and should command the special
attention of capitalists and others seeking good
and permanent investment, for It Is seldom such
property Is offered In the market. Taxes for the
current year to be paid by tho purchaser. ltil !.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour of sale. LYME u BRoTuER,i !,
no AuCtioneerS.
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BY. w. g. Polk q Co, i.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street, Post-ofice square.

GALE OF, VALUABLE BUILDING
IDIOTS IN SIDNEY. by virtue Of . decree rem
deyed To- the sul Of Francis, Guardian rs. Francis
ri as, HI he Circuit Court Of Henrico county, OH
tile I3h day or December, 1874 shall sell, on the
premises. at public auction, TO the highest bidder
on - ESpAY, duly II, }Is7s, IN fair II not, The
next fair day screaftcr,I "a o'clock p. M. LOTS
Nos IS and 81. as designated In the plan or Sidney
The said .iosa lie between Richie and Robinson
streets on Williams street, ia rear Of the Sidney
Baptist church, and are very desirable building
lots. f''.!, w q ">at ~ & !.
\ TERMS :: Cash rs IN 0nevtnird Of the purchase
money, and enough 70 pay costs Of suit and sale; ;
The residue upon credits OF SIX and twelve months
the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes, interest at
six per cert. added the title TO be retained by the
court until the whole purchase money be laid.
.S7's7 fSfse ft.s4Fst gJ0.LAHE STERN,
Re s4-eodtd Special Commissioner.
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DISTINGUISHED IMMiGR ANTS lflncastle
Herald,I Lord Melbourne and family, OF
England, with retinue of twenty-six per-
sons, have located in our neighboring county
of .llleghany, having purchased from MIR.
Dickson some valuable property, consisting
of the old CalIashan stand Zone hundred
acres and "White Hail." paying therefor
SO, $50 cash. This is quite an addition to The
population of our sister county.
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Sale BY y. NJ. LEE.
BY Hill & Goddin, =
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING ON
' THE EAST SIDE Or PINE STREET BE
TWEEN CHINA AND HOLLY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request of the
owner we will sell, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the 2sth Instant. n 81 O'Clock r. ~, the FRAME
Calder, Esq The house contains four finished
rooms with the upper floor unfinished; small klict-
en- The lot fronts go by 185 feet. This place, with
little outlny, can be made most desirable resi-
dence.
TERMS One-thrd cash balance at six and twelve
months or If an object to the purchaser, longer
fe % HILL & GODDIN, Auctioneers
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By Grnbbe e Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets

= r. j 81 z .
A SSIGNEES SALE.-By virtue of a
IA decree of The District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District OF Virginia. entered
May /. 1873. In the matter OF William NJ. sutton
Co, and William M. Sutton, bankrupts, shailEell
at public auction, in front Of The. United States
mond, on SATURDAY. June 2s, 1879. at IL NJ.
to the highest bidder, all the right title, and in
terest of the above-nampd lankrupts In and 70 the
following REAL ESTATE
No.. l. TWO TRACTS OF LAND in New Kent
county, Va, one Of SIXTY and the other of TWO
HUNDRED AND FURTY-SEVEN ACRES. !
Eo.2. A 0NEHALF INTEREST 10 ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES at Bosher's
dam, on james river, In Hearico county.
No. 3. LOT, opposite the Baptist College, In
No T. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-E1GHT
AND oNE-HALF ACRES In Prince William
MOI THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the city
Of Alexandria, Va. 81, ~ F4 as q /;
Also. at the same time Elaee, and manner, shall
said baukrupts, OF every description. consisting OF
BILLS, BONDS. NOTES, ACCOUNTS, CHOSkS
IN ACTION, etc, surrendered to the assignee OF
said bankrupts. u -'5 tf
TERMS OF SALE: For the personal property,
cash: for the real estate, one-thrd cash. and the
balance In equal instruments Of six and twelve
months, NEGOTIABLE notes to be given therefor with
e''' ''e'' ~ = JOHN s. MORsoN, Assignee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. je q
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.Na5' BY james III. Taylor Il Son,
tr, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT FIRST-CLASs PRIVATE RESI-
i DENCE ONrTHE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
OCCUPIED BY 4. n. DIBRELL, ESQ, WITH
iAt BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT aoxlSs FEET
lhs request OF the owner, we will sell at public
auction on the premises, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, ON
THURSDAY the 5d day Of Jnly, 1879, that valuable
property rs above located. The dwelling contains
10 rooms besides closets aud st0rerooms, with all
modern improvements, such as baths, hot and colo;
gas, &c. 81 ,fs,tf 'ztis. q - teHslIstl:
There are also on the premises a Large two-story
brick kitchen with fouf rooms, srnokehouse, car
rtage.h0pse, and stable, all Of which have been re-
Gently Thoroughly repaired, and are now in perfect
order The lots together front 60 feet running back
ISIS feet to wide paved alley, and will be sold as
whole. or divided, II desired. Aij nj '..f
special attention of those seeking frst-class
residence Is called to this sale.
p TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour OF sale. - JAMES n. TAYLOR & SON,
. ieost -1t ana. ,A,,,.s,i4 /. ID & Aucioleers.
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BY Hill i Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,

EXCELLENT BRICK. DWELLING ON
II THE SOUTH SIDE OF SHORT STREET
BETWEEN NEW STREET AND TWENTY
SECOND STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY,, July 2. 1873, on the premises,
we Will SELL at O'Clock p. M, the BRICK DWELL
ING occupied by Mr.. Stephen Childrey, located as
above, containing six rooms; well Of water on the
premises. Lot fronts thirty.four rect by ninety
son wishing to he the business part Of the city
TERMS One-third cash balance ut SIX and twelve
months six per cent. interest, secured by a trust
deeJs HILL & GODDIN.
ie OF Anctioneers.
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VIE DE L'EAU.-A correspondent iron
this seaside resort says: we hnd tne cl.y
Of Richmond well represented here. Among
the many visitors from Richmond we nno
Rev. j. z. Tyler, the popular pastor o,
Seventh Street Christian church. Shoulo
his health be sufficiently restored he VIII
conduct the exercises at the opening OF the
new chapel in Norfolk next Sunday. -
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81. Il. ,rs BY Lyme 81 Brother,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
u 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. STORE
~ AND DWELLING-H0USE ON THE COR
NER OF BAKER AND ST JOHN STREET. IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-In pursuance or
decree OF the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
mond entered on the 10th June, 1873. III the cause
of Minor rs Kinker will sell at auction. upon the
premises on SATURDAY the 5ih day OF July ut 9
O'clock p Nj. that LOT OF Ian ID on the corner or
St John aud Baker streets, fronting 40 feet on Baker
and running back between irregular lines l25 re.
npOn which there Is a good FRAMED SIohE-
HOUSE AND DWELLING. -
: TERMS One-thii-f cash, and the residue In Two
equal instailments Of six and twelve months. f1te
retained until the whole purchase money is paid
LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneefs. n JeA
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A COUNCIL OF RED MEN IN sTAusroN;.-
rStaunton Vlndicator.]-R Right Worthy VII
liam E. Granger, Great Sachem OF tne
I. @. r. N. Of Virginia, together with last
Sachem William Loeb and several members
of Minnebaba Tribe, /. y. 4. ~, OF lett
sonburg, Va, on Wednesday night, June In
18th, Instituted Hiawatha !riDe, no. o.,
10. r. NJ, of Virginia, at this place.
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By n. NJ Lee, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
.t.= 1OlI Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, IN THE SUIT OF TIE COMMON
MONWEALTH VS.. P. II. HUFFMAN AND
SUKETIES, RICHMOND CIRCUIT COURT
Pursuant to decree pronounced in the above cause
the undersigned will ON SATURDAY the 18th june,
1873 at O'clock 2. NJ, on the premises, sell that
LOr OF GROUND on the north side of Federal
street near st. Stephens street. In the city Of ch
street with depth OF 80 feet and hasa good framed
tenement thereon. s.r
TERMS OF SALE One-ffth cash; the residue In
equal installments Of six, twelve, eighteen, aud
twcuty-fonr months, negotiable notes. six percent
um added the legal title retained by the court until
The entire purchase money is paid. .-r
JAMES &. TAYLOR.
... ..... JOHN A. MEREDITH,
L. Z. TURNER,
Special Commissioners
Sale br n NJ. LEE, .r...-#. ..r....a. IL "a
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.s- BY Wellington Goddin, ,sI
,Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent, !.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
AND ST. PETER STREETS.-As commissioner
Of the Cliancery Court Of the city or Richmond,
appointed by decree entered the 18th June. f3,
IN the case oil Angle rS Oliver, &C., shall proceed
10 sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 90 July, ls7S. at 8 o'clock z. w..
the following properly being part Of the real estate
of which Joseph Angle died seized, yiz: rf,s5t
SOTO rs FEET on the west Line Of st. John street
near to Cnutts street, running back 129 feet ~
And $50 FEET Of LAND on the east Side OF St.
Peter street between Contts and Hill streets rum
Mug back 100 feet. |
TERMS: One-tffrd cash balance at SIX and
and title retained Till the further order of the court
.@i z. Y. CANNON,
je1s sat :5tegi Commissioner.
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p BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
, Eleventh street net ween Min and Bank.

=
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING No.
7 SOUTH THIRD STREET BkTWEEE MAIN
AND CARY sTEETS, AZ AUCTION.
schaffer Decree Of Richmond Chancery Court,
voh uSi nth June, 1873:
In execution OF said decree, will sell at auction,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, 23d June, after
thesae Of Dir. >. O. Tardys property adjoining, say
at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ, the RESIDENCE above referred
to, now occupied by Major A. w. CARRIER.
This house was most carefully built within rev
years past has niner0Ons, besides closets, aud all
desirable appendages to 3 flr5t-cass private resi-
,lence, ihcfadina all the MODERN improvements.
Beautifully finished, and thoroughly arranged In
every detail for the highest degree OF comfort and
convenience Of o large family. ~
The situation is one of the most desirable in the
entire city. st..F q. h. i.
and eighteen months for negotiable no.e6, with in
terst added aud utle retained by the court until the
notes are paid. THOMAS y. EVANS.
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Postponed on account Of the rain until WE'D
NkSDA duly ID, at soelock r. NJ. ~ Ls.--.
- u II No. =. Il THOMAS J.EYANS,
jeA Commissioners.
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rista 2 = By w. 6oddiB,
: AHctioreer ana Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
SALE OF ExcELLEN

FF.RUsTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
Il BRICK DWELLING ON THES0UTH slDE
OF FRANKLIN iBEEW I'm sTGEHIY-FIRsT
OF a deed IF trust xeeutet 10 the Subscriber by
bir3f JHim j. Wilson and Wife teartng ,date 2sd
July, ls7e, duly reeorGsd "; ktchinond Cnancery
consent of air. Wilson, sell st auction, on tho
premises, on WEREESDAY che I'd July, 1873, at
afterJ the exceTIene BRICK TENEatFNT located
a. above now I'm the occupancy Of the said Wilson.
The lot has 'FRONT.' of forty feet, and depth OF ias
and three cNeets, kitchen, ssabie, fee6roon, gas,
q nd water. g. -tss5S ses (,
The deed requires cash sale, bnt hy consent,
months for negotiable notes. be%ring eight per
cent Interest, secured by.A trust deed. The taxes
Sor fs5a 10 be Cafd BY the purchaser.
~ WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE-
% .seodtds .-aIs.sass~[a .ss.,ss Trustee.
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A VIscoUNT NEAR THE WHITE SULPHUR
lstaunton Vindicator.] -Viscount Millow,
of England. who with his family and ply
stefan, DR.. Miller, has resided since hast fall at
the Tate place, near Staunton, has purchased
the famous old farm known rs I" Callahan's, !"
about thirty miles from the White Sulphur,
celebrated for being the stoppiDg-place, 10
old stage-coaeh times, of passengers on their
yay TO that Watering-place.