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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

|rTyRuaTEEy SALE or THAT vALUs
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100 b, page 76 We Will g ~ q sue
s se o JUNE M gssmisss q 20 sy a
P1iRRos;s sSDiBssRsk fSSs III
asss nsa ri boa cS sirss ne rs aas
ming back iSs feet Alsos q LOT fronting ~ e1yIea
feefan the north side of Dock street between fli.
+ aad desirab,e flTs-sfory BRICK ST0RE-H0UEE..
No. Boih houses built Of the very best matefsat
and containing alI nscsagy machinery ususny tvuae
less than twp years ago at cost of over 10000
il, ises5 aE q 1ea sas bng
nfacfurfn9 purposes particularly fnx asuear sedne-
sy, and this sale should attract the special attention
sss Sss prssss priSsssis part g. 8 1Os
Tie prspesty win Be sold fsse from ensumhzanee
yayance to the pafchasers except asst tsoEdsed
securing notes amounting TO- about Sl30ec, which
caunot now be paid of as + Is not yst Hi e.
to- this part OF the purchase men the purchaser
win be allowed to settle By executing bonds payabe
duly whan release OF said encumtrances is onered
!, TERMS Oneiftrd OF the entire purchase money
cash S5, 800 ina bond payable on the above Coral
don tateighteen months, bearing Interest fren the
ise day Of august 1857; 5000 In bond payabe on
sld conditions August i 1879. besring interest onfy
from maturity; and the balance In negotiable notes.,
futerest added, distributed rs follows-yiz, Two
Iauths Of the entire purchase at ak MONTHS
two-niriths attwelye months aad the remafader at
be charged on deferred payments, which Win be Sc
cured bS a. deed OF trust upon the property. 5@3
| -ig1q R.MANS0N SAITH ,r,,,s.sass ~
t. - 49,, P.C.WARWICK, A i's
. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Gov, Anctioneers. -
z 20 .gEf - 80 81 syF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18
BY n. nj. Lee,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
l0l4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT, TRULY
Il VALUABLE BRICK. AND IRON, STORE
AND WAREHOUSE, ON THE WEST LINE OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET. ATTHE HEAD OF
THE DOCK.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust exec,.-
ted to us rs trustees dated the 18th of Mny, ls7l
and recorded in the office Of the Chancsry Court o.
quest Of the. creditor secured thereby: we Will On
THURSDAY the 10Th Of June, 1874, at 5 O'Clock Z.
Mlproceed 10 sell, at public auction, on the pre-
misses that valuable property fronting 43 feet on the
west side of Seventeenth street, aud running back
ls4feet. l...-.-y.. -
The improvements consist of a very valuable I'VE.
story IRON AND BRICK FRONT STORE
HOUSE, near the Dock, aud immediately adjoining
an alIey' through which passes the line Of railroad
connecting the Danville and the York River rail-
roads. The property adjoins shat OF the OidrDo-
minop Sugar Refining Company. 90, q
This sale will tie made subject TO prior -deed o.
trust 10 secure notes to the amount of l3o0a or "a
much thereof as hereafter may be deerinlned to be
a lien on said property, the whole OF said amount
being now the subject of litigation. H.
TERMS Cash as to SO much OF the purchase
money as may be necessary TO defray the expenses
of executing this trust, and to pay of the debt Sc
cured and described therein; and the balance on
such terms as may be ANNOUNCED az the time OF
sale. - A. AUSTIN sMIIH,l Trustees
iel8 BENZ. II. Nash.
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ny Grubbs h Williams,
. Auctiunpers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY,
WITH MRff G T2hREIS On HE IS
BORNE TURNPIKE, WITHIN ONE MILE OF
THE CITY. AND WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED
YARDS OF TUE WHARyES Of THE CHESA-
FOX SALE AT AUCTIOE.-un TUESDAY the
LIST day OF July. at 81 O'Clock f. NJ, we Will sell ut
auction. upon the premises the property known as
bYKNES pISTItLERY situated as above. huund-
6375-1OOO ACRES OF LAND, having a long front
ON the turnpike: and al 1t is almost contiguous TO
the brck-yards now go extensively worried, II with
cut doubt possesses great value for ITS bt!ck clay
TILLERY, Ill feet by about 80 feet, three stories
high. and of brick: BON UED WAREHOUSE, 80
v I'd feet. also of brick; and all very substantial
Unlimited supplies. of water furnished oy a well,
p The MACHINERY AND FIXTURES consist In
mart of two forty-hOrse engines, boiler OF the
largest Size very large copper still Tor nanu1actur-
inc fine whlskey, 20 fermenting tubs, $50 gallons
each 500 gallons; 1 pairs French burrs. complete
and in order soda asli-tub. yeast lnasii-Iu. nOps
tub all complete: pair large scales Fairbank's
scale for weighing cattle or coal, boiling chest ana
large bins for grain Go brses sci ho u far 100
N Utility Kit ?ss'qe' o'D'' a' y, .,. .,,s ,...
This establishment was gotten up since the war
without regard TO expense. 1t cost nearly slooeVu
and is probably the most complete vi Its kind In
Iris property will be much enhanced In value by
its proximity to the Chesapeake and ONO railroad
wharvcs, and besides lis especial value as asni-
such rs a paper or cotton mill, or any other manu-
featuring purpose
it willbe sold eutire-real estate, machinery, and
fixtures as they stand.
TERMS :: At sale. GRUBbS 81 WILLIAMS,
lie Ie-eodtostdtds Aucdoneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18
By Gruhbs Y Williams.
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU.
l. ABLE FARM KNOWN AS WUODBOURNE,
MON6 AID i ORR RIVER RAILROAD, ABOUT
TW ENTY NIL. ES FROM RICHMOND; ALSO,
STOCK, FURNITURE, PLANTATION UTEN.
SILS, &C, AT AUCTlOS.-lne execution OF deed
of trust from j. Otto EhbetS and wife to the
subscriber as trustee, dated 10th of March, ISL and
duly recorded III New Kent Comfy Court office, be-
ing thereto reIu ired by the assignee Of the creditor
secured, aud by authority OF New Kent Circuit
court; made April Is, RS VII sell at a9 Is
June 1879. al IL O'Clock A. NJ, the FARM above
named and described, containing THREE HUN
DRIED ACRES more or less, with the buildings
thereon, embracing new brick dwelling OF eight
laundry, and servants rooms, and also some out
buildings, with fine orchard, &c.
This has long been regarded as very productive
farm, and has been much improved at Il considera-
bic expense by its present owner.
Those desiring really valuable farm, 10 and
with convenient access by railroad to the city.
should by all incans attend this sale
Alter the sale Of the farm will I've sold the HOUSE
FARMISG IMPLEsENTs, VEHICLES, &C.
THE TERMS of the deed require sale for cash
but the creditor authorizes 60 sell the personal
property for cash as to sums only under $50; over
that amount. credit of sixty days for negotia-
bic notes satisfactorily ndorsed; the real estate tor
twelve, eighteen, and tweDty-four months for
negotiable notes, secured by deed Of trust, and ali
credit payments TO be with interest added from day
OF sale. L. ". GkUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
my 27,3l. Jus. 81 ll,la&tdtd
Z. S.-Fur the convenience of those wishing to !.
tend the above sale SPECIAL TRAIN will leav.
the Richmond. Chesapeake and York River depot
promptly at = O'Clock A. NJ. and return when thu
sale * over. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
|, IL AuCtioueprS.
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b. \. NJ. Lee,
III FIIdIt HEVHI HIU NuCIIUIItfT'
No. lola Main street.

hl>TtkS' SALE OF VALUABLE
=, hlAL ESTATE ON FIFTH AND SECOND
':hAl", IN TIE CITY OF RlCHMOND:-By
,ty D! deed Of trust executed by Della B., Maria
- A4n Eliza {. Hughes, on the 23d day OF Nav,
i!!l daily recorded In the clerk Office " The
4-s"sy CDur, oi the City OF Richmond, In deed
~ r! i, +. ls7, the undersigned, j. +. Goddin,
- Tia trustcrs therein named, and Hobert I.
~. INSTITUTED trustee by order of said Chancery
.'i. u the 3G June. 1873. for the other trustee;
" 4'''a, cd, and therein named. being requested
u" '"ueiclary In said deed will proceed " sell at
'-'., auction, on the premises on WEDNESDAf
~ day Of June, ls73. at O'Clock +. NJ. OF thai
-. i!ic LOT OF LAM fronting on the east SIDE OF
u. ''fc't between Grace and Broad, slXty-seren
L."f' or les, and upon which there are fOUR
ut ABLE BRICK ikNEMESTS, two stories
p. aud which will be sold separately.
L"''@iatri. thereafter We VIII proceed to sell, on
icul,.., the LOT OF LAND situated Oh Sc
~ slt'et between Marshall and Clay streets, In
~ tiii running and fronting ~ feet Oh said Be-
.Ao street, aud running back from said Second
'''i ~ tes,t, E:,S oD which there Is d good two
.'FS BRICK DWELLING with seven rooms and
~'.-esaarS OGt-builciags. -
ItLMt: For cash as TO so much as may DC nece5-
1'F u deiiay tie expenses Of sale and executing
''- HHst, and the payment OF the debt sacurcd by
"a '""d and as ~ The balance the terms win lie
'ah""rccd Oh the day oil sale.
ROBERT q. SCOTT,
|''-LSf substituted Trustee.
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~. BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rINHE BEAUTIFUL FARM AND COUN-
i TRY SEAT CALLED "LABURNuM," 0S
THE BROOK TURNPIkE AND HERMITAGE
ROAD, ONE AND A HALF MILES NORTH Of
RICHMOND, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND SlXTY-ONE AND A HALF ACRES, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OK Rs
SERVE.-I am instructed to offer for sale, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 10th June, 1873 at !
O'Clock p NJ If fair 1t not, the first fair day there;
after the above beautiful aud attractive farm calico
."LABURNUM," the late residence OF the bon
james LYONS one ana half miles north OF this CITY
on the Brook turnpike, containing 1Gl l-2 ACRES
This property Is so we'll known that u minute de,
scriptlon is unnecessary. The dwelling Is supplied
with AL of the comforts of town-house-~ateT
gas, &C., and kitchen with range OF the BEST quail
ity. ,s
About sixty acres have been sown In wheat, oats
and rye, and look well. .,
The land fronts on the turnpike, Hermitage road,
and crOsS-road leading from the turnpike 70 Lne
latter road thus giving 1t advantages for sub-dvls-
lon into smaller tracts plat OF which can Ue seen
az my office. The early completion or the great
CueSareake and Ohio railroad will doubtless ada 70
the value of real estate In and around our CITY.
Recently the Richmond and EFrederick sfErg Kali
road Company purchased at 5000 per acre Elnd OPP
posite the Fair grounds and within mile VI inns
and other buildings, which gives additional value 10
the contiguous property.
TERMS: About 100000 will be required III caSh
rs TO the balance of the purchase money, II Is pc
Iieypd that liberal terms can be had, wnlch VIII De
made known at the hour OF sale. The pace Is per
feCily healthy, aud the water exceiient. anu LII
str,lcted to say that the sale t1iit be posittre:
10 J-pod&ds w. GOUDIN, Auclloneer.
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BY Isbeu q Son, .a1 ~ i's
Auchoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SAL E.-LARGE
CiAND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
fEkFIEkbTs bs y 4 AksE SAL SBEI;
6 6SEA EYpNR INSTbREsf IN sKEsNIc r.
AT AUOTT0N:-By virtue Of n decree ofthe Chan.
Gerry Court Of the city g Richmond pren9aneed on
Archer ss We shall M9SD AZ the "a day
EXPOSE to sale at public auction the following very
yan Tssp 1sfs e Ef5 SIZE srL
eS On Sanes sysF ss ap s
Aeeonstructed suidgs A upon lis Place we're
y suited hs sa | ses
As a1!HBELLoNA FOUNDRY adjoining the
aa T ad ises SF UpOp os
Is large brick mill, besides two brick dwellings,,
house. house mi-dan 10 perfect order and ample water
mower for large manufacturing establishment
The land Is well adapted 70 agriculture.
Aeaa csed rs Containing G t aSou
81 S rSfy ssd nes S. simple pps!y N
Chesterfield and partly In towasan coanties eon,
tanning altogether nbout EIGHT HUNDRE,D
acres upon wh1ch tere ~ ad Ias Within
the range of the coal lands of Chesterfield and is
supposed to abound In this mineral. John 81. Bry-
ant, Esq, who resides on the premises, will take
pleasure In showing the same and giving any tie
sired information. ~
Each piece of property will be sold separately.
The attention or capitalists and Others specially
invited to this rare opportunity for profitable in-
vestment,
- TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
and eight cen months for negotiable notes, with In
ferest added from day OF sale, and title retained UNI
I'll the whole purchase money Is paid and convey
- - : ANDREW JOHNSTON {.
HENRY 6. CANNON,
i-t g. e. McRAF,
.-s - ED. Y. CANNON, E ~ y Isl
10 Itds SIectal Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18
BY Hill & G,'ddin,
Ahcboneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1I0s Main street.

VERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK COT
TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE GROVE
on THE WEST THE RESi6ESCE,I OF
CHARLES Y. NORRIS, ESQ. FOR SALE AT
AuCTIoS.-0n WEDNESDAY the 18th Of june.
9nthe premises, at 81 o'clock p. 1--WE will sell the
desirable RESIDENCE located as above described
called t" ROSE COTTAGE long the residence of
w llAm j. Hubbard, deceased - s,7r5F =
The HOUSE contains about six rooms: : brick
Kitchen with four roons and Is delightfully."- shaded
Ivy large and handsome trees There Is good well
OF water, greenhouse and a good many fine fruit
trees on the premises. The LOT fronts on the
Grove road 4e feet. with depth to Park avenue of
about geo feet, making 1t very valuable as 10 can be
divided easily. This property being only square
from Franklin street, very near Monroe Park and
the Baptist College, and fronting on two of the
most fashionable streets In the city, must soon be-
come very valuable, and the attention of parties
seeking desirable home is called TO this sale us II
IS seldom the opportunity will occur TO purchase in
this neighborhood. -rr,.. - Y
TERMS One-fourth cash !; balance in four eight,
and twelve months, six per cent added.
HILL & GODDIN
10 ls-td AuctiOneers.
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctfoneeTs,
Office rGrprr Eleventh and Bank streets.
THOSE TWO DESIRABLE BRICK


THOSE TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
Il DWELLINGS Nos. l20S AND 1905, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, ADJOlN:
ING THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. JOSEPH
ALLEN, FOR SALE AT. AUCTI0N.-Will be
sold on MONDAY the 2ad day OF June. 1874 on the
premises, at 8 O'Clock that VALUABLE
fHREE-STORY PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No.
1908 as above located, aud ut present occupied by
John TYLER. Esq., containing eleven rooms brick
kitchen with three rooms, and all modern Improve
melits. Also, that DESIRABLE SMALL BRICK
DWELLING No. 1906, adjoining the above on the
west. containing five rooms with gas, water, and
culvert connections on the premises:
u This property being so centrally located WI thin
one sauars of the capitol, convenient 10 all public
buildings, and In q very desirable neighborhocd,
affords agood Opportunity TO persons who are In
want of comfortable residences TO supply them
Taxes of lsTs 70 be paid by the purchasers.
TERMS !: Made known GU the day Of sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
;e1a Aucuonecrs.
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HANDSOME FIFTEEN-RooM BRIO

HANDSOME FJFTEEN-ROOM BRICK
IL HOUSE, FRAME COTTAGE AND FIVE
BUILDING LOTS, AT .AUCTION.-At the re-
auest of the owner will sell at auction, on the
premises. on THURSDAY the 18th instant, at S
o'clock F.. NJ, the attractive BRICK RESIDENCE
No 1908 Pleasant street, Strecker's HILL now occu-
pied by Mr. james Hammond at an annual rental
of $50 Tine house contains fifteen rooms, In thor
ougl rerar. The lot fronts n feet and runs back
kitchen and we'll Of excellent water on the prem
iscs. - - 49,
Immeli;.telv after the above sale will offer the
handsome FRAME COTTAGE adjoining. This
contains ROBINS, with lot by 40 feet
| will also sell FIVE VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS near the above. -.f-.s
Within a short time Nineteenth street will be
opened, and thetyaluc of this property greatly EN-
HANGED. Located in y-improviDg section OF
the city. and being sold on such liberal terms.
should induce auy desiring to invest 10 be pres
ent. l
TERMS OF SALE: Ouc-fourth cash: the balance
In six. twelve, eighteen and twenty-fOur months
jea WILLIAM L. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Vs. T e.nE' -
By Moody q RoYal

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IMNrEDI-
ATELY ON THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF
THE TOWN AFORESAlD.-By virtue of an order
made AT the June term, 1873 of the County Court Of
Chesterfield county in the case of Sullivan Sulli
vans representatives. will sell ut public auction
on SATURDAY, June 2lst, 1873, at O'Clock p. NJ,
ON the premises located as above, containing TWO
ACRES, fronting 2l5 feet Balnbrloee street. OPP
posite the property occupied by Mr.. Holland. Good
tanned dwelling four rooms. and fac well Of water
in the yard. This property could easily be SUBJ
divided in lots to sIlit purchasers. Location good
and healthy, and should attract those seeking good
Investment.
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.
H.. }. Vi. MOODY,
WILLIAM AMBERS.
t.- commissioners.
MOODY e ROYAL. AnctiOueCrs. ic ls-td
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BY James NJ. Taylor 6 Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE IMPROVED! AND UNtMP l,, II
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND IN THE TOWN FULTON, AT AUCTION
ln execution Of decree Of the Chaneery Court OF
June 1879 In thesuit Of Young, &C., e. Young, &C.,
we SHALL special commissioners therein named.
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises on
SATl sRDAY the 2lst day OF june 1873, In the fol-
lowing or,ier-viz. at a o'clock Nj, that desira.
HE FRAME STORE and ID WELLING on the west
side of Twenty-Arfh street between Cliy and Leigh
streets Church Hill. occupied by Mrs. Maria Young,
Also a beautiful VACANT LOT on the same5 qsiure
fronting go feet and running back the usual depth
At O'Clock P. RI, SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS In Square 10 Of the plan of Fulton. fronting
30 feet each ON the north side of Graham street be-
tween Gillian and Marshal streets, and running
back 100 feet to i'm alley 10 feet wide. - - = 2 I,
TERMS; one-third cash = balance! at s,x am
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and the title retained until the whole pnrchas'
money is paid. :. - =
l. = - HENRY G.-CANSDN.
:. J PRkSTp,Nt: 0EKE;
5f& ~ special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ, TAYIRR & Son. AuCIicnsers. IN je i
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BY Lyme Il Brother, II
Auctfcneers and Real iLstnte Agents.

TT ARGEg COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
IL TWO HUNDRED BEAE1 FUL BUILDING
LOTS IN THE PLAN OF BLANDON, LUST BE
sYUND THE WESTERN CORPORATI0NLINE.
WHERE PROPERTY i. DAILY INCREASING
MAYO, AND RANDOLPH STREETS. AND ON
RICHMOND, LEE. AND STONEWALL AVE
sNUES, FOR SALE BIZ iAUCTlON., ii1,rr.. 81 -,,y
Tabb aud wife J In the Chancery Court Of
80 rS Richmond. -
Shepard and ais. Decree entered May Q, 1873.
In execution OF the above decree the nntierstgued
rs special commissioner thereby appointed, viii sell
ut public auction, on the premises, on THURS
sDAT1 18th June, 1878, commencing at O'Clock p.
NJ. andseli in order named the following iots-to
YoURTEEN LOTS on Cary street, ~ =
riuI FIFTY-TWo LOTS ON Hafvfe street, E3g; Z.
ga;,;-tTHIRTEEE LOTS on Tahb street. z.s...s
FIFTEEN LOTS on Lee avenue, 49, : -
{. q, THJRTY-TWO LOTS ON Mayo street,
Il THIRTEEN LOTS on Randolph. street,
+ ELEVEN LOTS on StonewalT avenue,
!. = TEN LOTS on Richmond ayenue. i@FI.f
/ The above lots are located IN the county, there
fore the taxes areiVery small and TO parties wish
ing TO invest, and persons or limited means VINO 90
not wish to live within the. city limits, they win
never have more favorable opportunity to invest,
and their special attention Is called TO the foregoing
sale. = So =
misses on day OF sale, showing the exact dimension
Of the lots. 2G ~. -
TERMS: One-third cash; residue at six and twelve
retained by the court. WILLIAM II. LYME, 2
lei i. Special Commissioner.
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sy szsr BJ, WeiliDgton.s ;oadin, -.43s Il
: ;Anctionser. snd Besi Estate Agent.
corner or Eleventh and HANG streets,

|yT,RUsTEE,S AND AssIGNEE's SALE
| IL OF TRACT No. r, OF ONE HUNDRED
And EgFTYl ACRES sif Z AER IN La HaE "a, III,
RICHMOND, ON THE CHESAPEAKE AM,
OHIO RAILROADS. trustee. OF. w illtam q,
cosby and wife, in their deed Of 10Th November
over County Court, and the undersigned. 4: u
Micthe. Jas assignee in bankruptcy os the isaih VIE
liam 81 Cosby, we will sell at public auction. at the
Eleventh Streets in the city of RtchrgoDa, On
TUESDAY, June "a, 1879, at II O'Clock Mt, the
above TRACT OF LAND, containing by recent
SURVEY IUNE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES
adjofning the iands or samuel II. Pufia, John u
,Honingworti1 and otherss Hri bounded ON the
west by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, on the
North by The iand or john ~ Holiingwurth. end on
HE east and south By the .Northanna and Little
rivers And the lund Is said to be Of excellent
49, - :. WELLINGTON seDDIN, Trustee,
IT. L. NICHE, Assignee. -,
10 11-pOdftfs 80 - -.t'Ft' = Tft FEi'sI -
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BY Lyme II Brother,
Auctloneers and Heal Estate Agents,


SIX SMALL FRAMED HOUSES, STU.
- ATED On BAKER AND NORTH LEIGH
STREETS. IN DUEAL'S ADDITION, KNOW
AS j. B. PRENTlSS PROPERTY, AND A
LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS, FOR
SALEATPUBLICAU CTION.--W shall, at the re-
quest of Mrs. Catharinc Prenlis. sell at public auc
aion. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 25th
day of June, 1918, commencing ats O'Clock p. NJ.
by Nos. 49, 4o5, do7 4ls Baker street. containing
about fouu aud five ROOMS each, with nice LOTS
attached. .-- -.--.. ..-.
Also, TWO NEAT FRAMED HOUSES, Nos
429 and 400 north Leigh street, containing foui
rnoms eacb besides several lots fronting on the
above streets Special attention OF parties oflimited
means Is called to the foregoing sale.
TERMS: 0ne-fUurth cash residue ut SIX. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added. secured by trust deed; taxes for the current
year TO he paid By the purchaser
&c Is LYME & BROTHER. AuctIoneere.
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

A VALUABLE8B BRICK DWELLING
N AND BEAUTIFUL BIfILDING. LOTS ON
THE EAST SIDE or SIXTH STREET NORTH
DAY June oath, at So o'clock p. Be- we will sell,
upon the premises the property situated as above,
and occupied by Mr.. William Fleishmau: y.
The DWELLING Is, large, substantial, and we'll
ARRANGED with about eight rooms, besides AktcheD,
with water and gas on tie premises. aThefot fronts
lao feet and runs back about 40 feet. ".
With the dwelling viii be sold q LOT of go feet
front. =. ~ = +. So :. i. :. -. :.
After which will be sold very beautiful BUILD.
ING LOT Of % feet On the south, and Two others OF
20 feet. each on the noItR
The situation Is pleasantand retired, yetycry con-
yenlent to the business part OF the city, ef ri.
The terms will be accommodating. .
" aRUBBS g WILLIAMS. 9
A. IL 7I.t0 a@sr AuctiOneerS.