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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07


seven, bounded by Peruido, Toni, Miro and
vier streets, being lots numbered seven to elst
inclusive, and fronting GA Perdido street.
Ineas sure each twenty-seFen by one hundreds
thirty feet.
. Certain lots of ground i'll the First District ofp
city, III square number tive hundred and ffty5s5
pounded by Poydras. Ionti. Rochebl.ve aud
aldo streets, being lots numbered one 10 ~
inclusive, fronting on Poydras street and mese
ing each twenty Six by one hundred and thiity4
feet.
AID other lots in the same snuare and disr
being lots numbered ten to fwenty-e4
and front and measure as follows: Lots tsB !
thirteen inclusive front on ROchtblaye street ,
T assure each thirty by one hundred and htrs
,ifet. iots fourteen to twenty -four inclusive, ~
on ferdido street and measure each twenty.see
~ one hundred and thirty.two feet; lots tweS
I'VE 10 twenty eight. inclusive front on Tout srs
ana measure each thirty BY one hundred and BN
one feet, and also a strip in same eouare aEde
Iict, measures twelve by sixty feet -
81 aare OF ground, in the First District Of
rl.S, IA square number six hundred and fftyg
pouhded by salcedo, Lopez, Perdido aud Grsss
streets, and measuring two htud red and EI
-FOUR hundred and forty nine feet :,
certain lots of ground, in the First Disfresss
thls CITY, IN square NUMBER siI hundred and "
Hen, bounded BY Perdido, White, Dripre and or
Ter streets. ontng ana measuring as follow
VII LOIS numbers six and seven front on PeN,
sieet ana measure fifty seven by one hundreoss
twenty fte'; lots numbers eleven to seventeen.
elusive, front on Dupre street and measure
hundred and ten by ono hundred apd foftyS
Iett; LOT number twenty six fronts on ofs.s
suset ana meas ures twenty eight by one hona,
ana twenty feet, and lots number twenty'nls..
thlfty 1our. inclusive, front on White street :
Measure one hundred and seyeuty-n ne W
hundred and forty four feet. "a
A square of ground, Ill the First District oI.~
city. III square number eight hundred and ~.
bounded by Gssquet, Palmyra, Alexander 8
tdufat streets, and measuring three hsndrea =
fourteen By three hundred and nineteen teeL "a
a lot OF ground, III the FiIst District OF tDls ~
IN square number five hundred and eigBsx
bounded by Perdido, Gavez, johnson and 6iss
streets. fronting on Perdido street, known
plumber eight, and measuring tRe,stt -nino V'
hundred and twenty feet I'M
One halt square of ground. in the First p5io
OF TINS city IN SQUARE number seven hu1dnro q
seven, bounded by Palmyra, Ga8quot, C'aiA
Genois streets, and measuring -- ,M
TWO lots of ground i'll the First District % ID
city, IN square number four hundred ana ~
seven, bounded by Palmyra Gasquet, Romnsp
Prleur streets. and known as lots nun befs IN
Elk, fronting on Palmyra street, and nese
Ltty'four By one hundred and ten feet. ~
Two !ots Of ground, Ia the FIRST Distfic1"
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James Gardner VS.. - DcZutter; John
DAILY, third opponent.

r. Il.
Jas II II Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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IVA ,r,ed to give to our readers yesterdo,

we tried to give to our readers yes.erdo s
!. /" storv Good Enough to Follow Thar ks.
,,v,ne-Y,av.n but were prevented b'y the
s1r;n;er who took the liberty of o'nittipg
That mar, OF the story to Introduce Which all
she rest OF It was written. Here Is the conc'u'
.;on of the story, which (conciusion) was
left ont yesterday
Ar hour later Rigolot came to me IN tine
garden anu said o. ,..os
!. Mon cher, marry myself to Mees
Ruth n,uo,,ty
THEN Ricolot wipkcd-such WINK.
al vas in the billiard.room yesterday
morning. and overheard you BOTH Golden
Hoe.
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Letter from Danvis.e.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Dasy,lLE, Va, November 26. 1874.
His Honor Judge Tredway has been hold
;nr the fsfl term of the Circuit Court this
week. The charge to the grand jury, it was
shoupht. had direct reference to the gaming
carried on at the FAIRGROUNDS during the
Rorder Fair By parties who bad bought prl'
v;Ieoes. The propriety Of presenting the
of,icers who had control of the grounds was
seriously discussed in the jury.room, and the
iury was about equally divided upon the
Hnestion. No preSentments were made.
When the foreman Of the grand jury MADE
this report, bis Honor remarked dryly that II
was very creditable to the city.
Ata meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEE
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
held in their rooms yesterday evening, the
report of the Committee on Library ana
Readinp.room was received and adopted.
ITThe renort states that the committee have
ordered the New York Herald, the Daily
Dispafch. the Cincinnati Commercial. the
various religious weeklies published in
Richmond, and the leading magazines of the
country. The committee have gone as far
in this direction as their funds permit.
These papers and magazines are to be spread
upon the tables Of the Association and made
accessible to all the members. One of the
committee expresses himself enthusiastically
ms follows: ebay is dawning! Nothing
of the kind has been attempted heretofore in
our young city, and we see here the germ OF
great achievements with respect to the moral
and intellectual improvement of our young
men,"
The committee of the Council appointed
to locate water-plugs have located fifty.
Their report was adopted at meeting held
Yesterday evening, and a resolution was
passed that in any further extension OF
water.pipe made by order Of the Council the
Council pledge themselves to place water.
plug at the distance Of each 900 feet in said
extension. --.-. .-.- ---.e.
Trade in tobacco has been very active this
week. The number of wagons here yester-
day and the dav before reminded us Of the
big breaks which occurred in February and
April. No decline in prices since the breaks
began. give quotations furnished by one
OF the warehouses:
Primings (pew CROP. 81 to 81; Tugs,
common (old crop), s. to SIP; Tugs, medi.
um fold crop, $40 TO $l4; Tugs, good fold
crop, $12 to SIG.
FTliers.-Leaf, common (old crop, $40 to
$l3; leaf, medium Told crop. $12 to $40 ;
leaf, good fold CROP, $15 to $40.
Smokers Medium bright (old crop, s12
to SIS; fancy bright (old crop, $50 to S4S.
Hrappers.- (old crop, SIS TO
$50; good fold cro2), $50 to $40; extra (old
crop, S45 to $G5; fancy (od crop, $50 to
$40.
New crop--Lugs, common, S. to $40;
Tugs, bright, S12 to $3.50; leaf, common,
Sl2 to S1S; wrappers, common, $50 to $35
wrappers, fancy, $50 to $50. ALPHA. "
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-. ;. BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Elel enth street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
ED. SIT UATED AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF BROAD "a AND TWENTY:SE,VENTIH I
+ sa eBsER B Gc J9SHEb
BIZ Mr.. ". T. HUGdES, Ar AUCTION.-Tn
execution of the provisions Of deed Of trust exc
pany to the subscribers trustees dated February
IL, 1874, and recorded In the Ghancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond, Va, being thereto REQUIRED
Der, Is74 It o'coeE NJ the propsrsy convey
to wit, the LOT OF GROUND situated in the
city of Kichmond, and Known and designated In
The plan OF said city by the No. ZIG, fronting
upon the south side of Broad, street one hundred
and thirly-two feet, and running back between the
western side OF Twenty seventh street and line
parallel thereto one hundred ard sixty-fve feet to
tween said lot and the lot Immediately in rear
thereof known and designated In said plan by the
No. "A. together with aH and singular the icne-
70 belonging being the sasrre PROPERTY conveyedby
deed Of even date hereNtfh TO She sud party OF the
first part by Joseph a. Crenshawi and wife; but
sonSeyascs shaii hot rhsci6de The tunnel of the
said party of the tsSs part. under: The properly
nance. OF easeniept thereto apperia' ming; aud
the said party OF the first part herebv reserves aud
retains exclusive possession and ownership Of sHd
tunnel, aud Of SO much OF the ground Immediately
above and around said tunnel as Is included III the
space bounded by plane parallel with the base of
said tunnel distan. ten feet irom The sysi Of The
perpendicular thereto, distant dfty< feet fre IN
GENRE line Of said tunnel on either side thereon and
parallel Thereto. and OF The ground within and I'M
TERMS lash Sufficient to dsfray the expenses
of executing this trust ard TO pay note for.S1
225, with interest thereon from 4th August. s7f,
2,l35, $1,000. and s2,C45 an.il the 9Th Soveln-
6er. 1874 ihe 4sh February: 1878, The Ath Nay,
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
IN TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN THE
COUNTY OF CAROLINE, vain compliance
with o decree of the United States district Court
for the Eastern District of Virginia, Ia the matter
of ". and F. G.. Pullman, bankrupfs, dated Novem-
her II. 1874 will sell at auction, free from all
liens and membranes, in front Of Caroline court
house, on MONDAY, december ! 4, 1874, that
situated IN Caroline county, and State OF Virginia,
it being the real estate purchased by W. ana r. q.
Pullman of John II. De Jarnette, near Antioch
church. containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
with all the improvementsthereon. Possession will
be given on the 1st OF January, 1875.
TERMS: $500 cash. the balance on a credit Of
one and two years, tile purchaser to give nego-
table notes, with interest added, for The deferred
payments, and the title 10 be retained by the as
signee until said notes are paid. = -. 20. ga
o y ~ 4. ~lif II JACOB COIN,
no 2l-S&W3w ,.,# ..,-t e,.... Assignee.
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BY Grubbs 8 Williams,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
n HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO AND A
HALE ACRES ON THE CHARLES CITY
TlON.-By request of the owners. Mrs: Lydia
Murton and Miss Elizabeth Prout we VIII sell at
Of November, at IL o'clock d.. the valuable
FARM siLuared rs above described, being Il e farm
formerly owned by joel =. Bragg. and more re-
by Richard j.. Murton, Esq. and adjoining the
lands OF Colonel Norman Smith, DIR. L. I. Duke.
good heart, aud some In grass, aud all well adapted
10 clover and grass. = IS,
1t has on it large, comfortable frame dwelling,
situated In pretty grove OF original forest rets,
farm.
TERMS: Liberal, ami will be made known at the
sale. -. 81 GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
no2 1,23,25,27,2S,&30 Auctioneers.
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queen s,nd maids with the elegant cso" y
gotten from Richmond for the pu .i,o dofsat.
A ching noticeable was tnat 81. VIC ae nth
ed 'xnights wore happy co nss. SsSirh took
It q resi-. Last night the ball, " DC r svn
olace here, was success, anu .ns an and
siooked "delicious.' To say Inc que a,,,o . 90.
maids we're pretty would De nu. 's suas., ae
preston, and for want OF aaeqaa.e mw,Js
desist by saying the aRhr Was Unp ~,
success. and will long 9e green ~ JUG neu'
orr Of those who atteadea, "Diie IL is1 ID
credit upon the managers. D.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, -H-
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY:
ABOUT ONE AND HALF MILES FROSl
MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.-In execution
of a deed OF trust made by William Fl; Brandsr
to the subscriber as trustee. dated ION March
1874, and duly recorded In Chesterfield County
Court We will sell ut auction. upon the premises,
on THURSDAY, December 8. at IL o'clock NJ,
innction OF the Warwick road with the Goodies
Bridge road, adjoining the slurchie road and the
lands of Dr. K: J. Mosc!ey and Jasper Clayton. The
tact contains u acres ana Is represented 10 oe
valuable and highly improved farm.
TERMS Cash to pay expenses OF executing the
trust and to pay two notes, one for $500 39, due
9Th June, 1874, and one for f39616, due 9Th
September, S74 !: balance on such terms OF pay
ment as said Brander may direct. -.
ROBERT u. SCOTT, Trustee.
GRUyBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no %
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By Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1l5 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
n TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN THE
COUNTY OF CAROLINE, YA.-ln compliance
with a decree of the United States District Court
for the EASTERN District of Virginia, In the matter
OF Jacob nnoph, bankrupt, dated November 1.
1874, viii sell at auction, free from all liens and
iDcumbranccs in front of Caroline Courthouse. on
MONDAY, December Il, 1874, that being court
day. at IL O'Clock NJ. trecl of land situated in
Caroline county, and State Of Virginia 1t being the
real estate purchased 10y Jacob KnOph of John r..
De Jarnelte. near Milford depot. containing ESQ
ACRES, with all The Improvements thereon. Pos
session will be given on the 1St Of January. 1875.
TERMS: $500 cash the balance on credit OF one
and two years, the purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes, with interest added for the deferrs d pay
nts, and the title to be retained by the assignee
until sal q notes are paid. JACOB COIN,
i no 21 -SSW3w ..U : Assignee.
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WANTED, 200 BUSHELS POTATOES,
w for retail family trade. want first.rate
Peach Blow Potatoes. Will pay cash or furnish
groceries for them. WILLIAM II. TATUM,
no 2S-lt# 5l4 Broad street.
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.ta. BY Moody & Royal, .r..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Seventh and hull streets,
Manchester. Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, 80 FEET
EACH, ON THE EASTERN LINE OF THIR-
TENTH AT ITS :INTERSECTIGN WITH
sTOCKTON STREET. ON MONDAY, NOVEM-
Der 80, 1874. AT O'CLOCK z. NJ, ON tn Z
PREMlSES.-By virtue of a decree OF the HuSt.
ings Court for the CRY Of Manchester pronounced
az fhe September term, In the case OF W. +. Brow
der and wife Us. Ann E. Turner and ais shall sell
at the time ana place above mentioned two hand,
some and beautifully located BUILDING LOTS
in the city OF Manchester fronting 33 feet each on
the corner of Stockton and Thirteenth streets, run
Mug back 80 feet.
These are very desirable and attractive Lots, and
should engage the attention of those in quest Of
such property. ~.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance upon credit
Of six. twelve, and eighteen months Tor nesotlaoe
notes bearing six per cent interest from day Of sale;
tile retained until The whole purchIse-money Is
paid and u conveyance ordered by the court.
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner.
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lSUMAC AND. BLACKJACK BARK
10 WANTED:-I am. paying III per hundred for
best SUMhC LEAVES, and rs per cord for
| BLACK. OAK BARK. Office at Sulnac and Bark
Mills, corner Canal and Seventh streets, Rich
| mono, or at lanyard In Manchester. .-st
- Til JOHN P. HULST,
1 oc 29.1m es.s :..,.a. ...5.. .-, Box No. 2.
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BY d. 4. Weisiger,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
9l9 Hull street, Manchester.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF MAN;
CHESTER AT AUCTIOS.-As trustee IN ue .ssi
accorded in the clerks office of Manchester VIII
sell. on the premises, on TUESDAY the 9Th Gay OF
December, 1874, at o'clock p. NJ. a HOUSE ah !,
LOT on Fourth street, commencing 20 lcet nortn
Of stockton in The original plLn Of Manchester
fronting Cd feet by 1872 feet deep. The mouse con-
tains six rooms The lot will be sub-divided, II de-
Tpp S Cash as to about 1896 and the expenses
of executing this trust the balance at 2 monihs'
Evidenced nv negotiable note with interest ADDED
sncnreS nv i. ed Of trust F. 81. CONNER,
scSoG '' 49, Trustee.
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NOR RENT, THREE of those deslra- @.
HE TENEMENTS on the west side OF Pine. Ia
strcet south of Holly street. containing from fouI
70 six rooms each. with kitchen, DC. Rent very
1eaeohos' N>pp' Zeal Estate Agent,
IN oaSqo&1stD Bank and Eleventh streets,
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L SMALL FARM IN CHESTERFIELD C0UN-
Try. ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, BY. AUCTION:-By virtue OF
the provisions Of deed dated ION or NoVemoer'
1873, from John T. Adkins and wife to the under
signed trustees of the Last End Building Fund
Company, duly recorded in the clerks Office of the
County Court Of Chesterfield TO secure the payment
OF certain bond therein described, being required
SO to do we shall sell by auction. the premises,
on TUESDAY the 1st Of DECEMBER. 1874, al
o'clock z. NJ, a valuable small FARM described In
said deed, containing 62.927 ACRES, more or less,
witha new two-story FRAME DWELLING with
about I've rooms, the usual out houses &c. In hes
teIfeld county. about five miles from the city Of
Richmond, on the Broadr0ck road.
Terms One-third cash the balance Mt six and
twelve months negotiable notes to be given for the
deferred payments with interest added, and secured
by deed Of trust.
S. W. FARRAR.
JOHN A. MEANLEY, Trustees.
lHs T.WILEY DAVIS, .t..
RICHARDSON & CO., AuCtioneers
After the sale Of the land aforementioned we
will sell by auction the premises, all the FARM
ING UTENSILS, sc. o,- -,
no 90 ,. ..s.... Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

A NEAT FRAMED DWELLING ON
N THE WEST SIDE OF LAUREL, STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND bov CA inI7 sPk Ei,R
SiIE Az hUCTION.-This DWELLING No.
Is. on aurel street adjoins the residence OF K >,
Denny will be sold at auction on the premises on
WEDN ESDAY the Cd of December, 1T O'Clock
M IL has three rooms. The lot fronts ~ ieet
and runs back 100 feet to an alley 2 feet VICE
and bounding on the south by an alley lSet wlue'
This Is desirable small residence, ana snould at
tract the attention OF purchasers s-.
TERMS: At sale.
No Of Auciioneers.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Y IST OF. LETTERS REMAINING IN
A THE RICHMOND poST-OFFICE4 NoVEM-
BER %. 1874. LIS, ,...o
Persons calling Cor letters In this list will please
,ar u Adyertised~ II not called for In four weeks
asy win be seasto the Dead-Letter Office, In ash
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wo0p AllnD s,s.A1..

GOAL AND W0UD.-L4rze stock NJ
down. Best Anthracite, Tor stoves ana grates US
1000 pounds, $3.50, and Nut, for self eders er
small stoves. $3.50 per 1000 pounds. Smith,, VI
1000 pounds. SO. Is 70 $3.50. Best Coke, n. sa
to 1915 DEE rs bushels. Lump Clover HILL IL so
10 $5.S0 per Is bushels. Oak and Pine WOOD =,
lowest market prices for CASH. Nineteenth ana
Cary streets. Ino 24J e. H. PAGE..4
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70 L by Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti oneers,
~" No. 1912 Main street. .g,i

COMMISSIONERS SALE .OFi TWEEN.
+ ALuAsLE LAND, lying AND BEiSe4 IN
| THE COUNTY OF HENRICO: FRONTING ON
aG9GNTHIATESSH Rev VI SHkk hE Hp
| NEW CONTEMPLATED CITYPARK, ONLY
| SHIRT DISTANCE FROM TIE CORPORA
| TION LINE, FOR SALE AT AUC1 ION.-By yfr-
Richmond entered on the 9th Of May, S73, In
suit styled Tabb and wife Us, shepard and als the
undersigned, a commissioner thereby appointed,
| ton, on the premises, on MUNDAY the3 9th day of
November, 1874, at 4 0'clockP. NJ, the property
above referred TO, which will be subdivi!ed into
| acre-lots, as Will be seen by plat and suryey0f
same to be on hand at day OF sale. y
This property Is In an imnroyiDg locality,
and could be In short time subdyided into small
lots. = ~ y ~ ...tss J,
/ TERMS: One-third cash: the residue at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest add
ed, title to be retained until same are paid and
~ = WILLIAM H. LYME.
no 16,171s,1s.a1, 90 24,a5,2s,ss&so
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
j AND 346s ACRES VALUABLE LANDoN
ny, On THURSDAY, DECEMBER Sd, At AUC-
TlON.-On The day named, ON the premises, at II
O'Clock NJ, two miles from Cappaboslc and the same
distance from Clayoank wharf, by virtue of deed
Of trust from John Asher duly recorded, shall sell
at auction that most valuable TRACT OF LAND,
containing 3i64 ACRES. together with the fine and
tcommodi0us DWELLING and out-honses and
Large new burn thereon. On the place, which Is adj
lnirably adapted TO trucking, Is u well-seected
orchard OF young apple and peach. trees.
The house commands beautiful view of the
river. t;i
TERMS: Cash but it Is hoped and believed that
arrangements will be made before the day. OF sale
for usual credits. d. WESLEY FRIEND,
no IL s,4.-. srs-s5 Trustee. B
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lno25l
.7-iT1pr.T-'SaVING OFDFUEL VII

/ 4 GREAT SAVING OF'FgEL " ~
IA be secured with open gfs.ss by snsevIE.RaCK
THE PApENT COkkUGAIED,fi In h. pu. IL
for warming two or more ROOMS. \. eau nrn;el q
any fireplace without disturbing eh'
For particulars and references, app, , ~ or
f,renstaY, or the fRichmond stove S0 on and give
j. S. RAGIsASD, who will put liein " ee s-3ai !,
ttx,af
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TTJGH CONsTABLES SALE.
BY j. L. Apperson.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, )
No. 1O16 Main street.

No. 1016 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
~ DEsIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN The CiI1
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF q decree OF the
Chapcery Court Of the city Of Richmond enterea
on the 9TH OF November, 1874, 10 the case OF
Burke, &c, vs. Apperson. &C., VIII ses s on me
premises, on TUESDAY, November "a, 1874, be-
GnninS at O'Clock p. 81 in the order named,
/. The snug BRICKDWELLING No: STA. oc-
cnpied by MIR. Cayedo, north side of Williamsburg
avenue. on Bloody-Run street near Elm street,
containing five rooms. Lot, SG 4-12xl63 Feet;
breadth In real, l21 feet.
q. The ANGULAR LOT adjoining the above on
the wtst, 40x163 feet to the apex OF the angie IN
rear. .,
TERMS One. fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added; and title retained until the purchase-money
Is paid In full aud conveyance direcied by the
court ROBERT HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed 10 SATURDAY, No.
''"''e' N ROBERT HOWARD,
no 25tds Special Commissioner.
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BY Moody Il Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

UCTION SALE OF TWO SMALL
N TRUCKS RMS, CONTAINING
TWENTY-STX ACRES EACH, NEAR COkP0-
RATEIiMITS OF THE CITY OF MANCaES-
TER, ON SATURDAY, N0 N, pRx, rs 1874,
the request of the owner, Mr.: L. Bowen. we VIII
sell at publ lie auction tis really valuable fhrn "
ing on the south side of the Midlothian turnpike
near the limits OF the city Of
aaiouing the lands of G. T.. McRae, A. e. Pulllam,
and others. This desirable farm fronts On the turn
pike, and will be sub-diylded into two farms OF
twenty-six acres each. One tract mas nice COZ :
TAGE-HOUSE on the saIne, containing i've rooms:
smoke-house aud kitchen. aud two barns, one =
by 6 feet and The other 20 by II feet. This valu-
able farm lies beautifully, and the land is In good
state of cultivation; about twenty-five acres IN
wood-oak and pine. The farm Is one OF the most
desirable in this section for market gardening ana
trucking purposes, and should attract attention:
ANY parties desiring further information viii call
on the auctioneeIs before he day OF sale VINO Will
take pleasure in showing the property.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance upon
credit of twelve aud eighteen months for negotia-
bic no es bearing sX per cent interest from day OF
sale, secured by trust deed.
~' MOODY ROYALL,
no 26-td Auctioneers.