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Middletown transcript., 1874-11-28

A LIST ofpersons licensed to retail goods
"A wares and merchandise, produce and
other property. Manufacturers OF ali kinds
whatsoever Persons licensed 10 sell In,uxi-
eating Liquors, Pedlers, Tavern Keepers.
Eating Houses, Eating Houses 10 sell LIQUORS,
Life Insurance, Fire Insurance, Vending
Goods BY Sample, Real Estate Agencies,
Brokers, Private Bankers, Auctioneers, Pho
tographers, Stations, Lawyers, Doctors, Con-;
vsyancers, Dentists, Circuses and JuggIers,
from the first day of April, 1874, to the first
day, Of October, A. o., 1874, with the sum by
them respectively paid for each Ii ense to the
Clerk Of the Peace OF New Castle County for
the use Of the State of Della ware. - l.t
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AND TOWN PROPERTIES
FOR RENT.

TWO excellent Tenant Houses. in first-rate
= order, good cellars and very convenient,
will be rented to good, prompt tenants very
low, for the remainder Of the rental year. e
{ Apply to gey sas ]. THOS. BUDD,i ol
-, ;t. REAL EsrATE AeRNr, f.
sept. lst, lS74-tf Middletown, Del
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Baltimore's new city hall will Sc
ready for occupation by the end Of the
year. 81 .......a L -. -.....,, ~ 4.
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@riainal AeeIrn.1
The Child'ss Prayer.
q z. t1iLl1L1lIsi IA R,o,srlerIsi.. |.

Heavenly Father lead rs ever, ii saI
With thy gentle, tender care
Give rs grace justn We leed thee,
? Holy Jeaas bring NJ thers.4a lli4 IL
+ Where the angelb praise thee ever sniliiss
Where the saints have gone before, 4,
Guide thy children al Together, y
To thy arms forevermofe.
Gather ali Thy dear lkmbg u thse, 'ilo
Il iLet shy teachiugs,Be ofi6uch, ,5s3a sFlli
When, thou didst give that lifa'p lesson
In that sne word, "lndSmuch. ~ s'i''s
Fer our foes, o Lord have mercy,
Tighten daily every care sS5eH
To the faint and weary hearted, 4sa,.s,,.s
Show the light Of endless cheer.
81 gsaie iisAa ssle aifsdt5ne nj
Lat thy light 80 shine upon Us
That wen never know . fSaf,'A dstss9
Fen through tbs glosnwe' llssepe bright.
ness, .
We viii feel thss ever near. '2ilsiiP
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Huntington. Tenn. has not had /
marriage within its borders for cvertwo
years. !; =; 5s,gaf ai;s..i if.e
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A hairless horse vas one sof the ats
fractions at the late Georgia State Fair
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Omsletts made Of turtles eggs are q
delicacy in Florida. ="
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The death is'aaoounced il Quito of
=. kumsey Wing, United States Mind
ister to Ecuador. yas .9;i.0 ESD
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loo Geo Whiteield loo
l6o Bernard Cellar loo
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06
- BY Richardson e Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
1J13 Main street.

GR1rBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
Ry Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auetione es.
Eleventh street between Main and Bsnf.

. psorIJTE AND UNCONDITIONAL
n SALE OF THE LARGE AND ND % E a,ts Arr Az
PRlvATE REsIDENCE AID AiIr TIE FL SE "a ~
ESE0RRr inaS c0RNER Of THIRD land CAEY
STREETS, At ATCTI0S. AISs2i ITfH re RE
EEEhRRRED TO BHLOW-By request Of Mr.. S. e
Tardy We viii sell at auction, on the premises On
MONDAY The attn day Of May, at Ak O'Clock: E
dece. Situated as above. It Is Of brick eoyGr Gss
With mastic, and contains thirteen rooms peslueA
storc-rooms and closeta with hot, eSia anu ~ the
ba tbs and srater, with stationary washsIlnus -, Snr
principal chambers; kitchon. with hTe roo, o 1sa
servants; laundry with stauonarJ n1tuies, , &c.
throughout the premises : ahd al new and besides
host,errs room, has space Tor 6~o e~S'i-3o'
three stalls. .a. ,d,.d oud reno.
vaieS within the past few ears, and are now In per
Would be impossible an sna
nia,eness of this property IN esery respect. ~ ~
enough to say that combines tne mo .nd thorough
ans, Sn every detail and the highest possible ae
cree or convenience and comfortable accomHooS-
lions for arge fsm ons of h. most beautiful and
conrnienf in the city aud as 1t stands this proper
ty is not excelled by any other IN all that eo"''
Pcrson. Wishing TO eIamiue the premises before
The property Will De sold as whole OF mce
ded according to plan TO be seen NJ our
the FIKST-CLASS FURNITURE IN the n9 ots viii
braclng most handsome md ysuaole var .nsiton
eer description Of which viii appear In r9sa re
adIertisement to appear before the day OF Sale VI
the property. md made known at
a., aaa af so,e GRuBBS & WILLIAMS.
time OF safe. Auctonecrs.
g Tho house will be open for tnspec!ion DC
.-o.S +,,n bours or / n. AID r NJ. from Injury
d dae soth Instant, to the day OF sale.
pocrpoSruENT.-Be Because Of the very incie-
r,ent Weather The above sale is postporedto WEp-
NESDAY, 9th OF Mays 81 o'clock o sca hue he
d,y Following the elegant furniture tSoFertiscu W
"a ". Reese, aucsoneer, Will be sold. n .u
" -
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:. arisyrtON SALES -Fusnfe Days
By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Etate Agents and Aueooneso'
$3.50, ..sreet between Main and Bank.

sALH OF HE EN-
~ ~ xsAAcCHHAApHD. On CARY MD savss e.
SIR aSs BIZ lUCTioN.-see descriptions "
lou W.,.on and wife q. H,lIs administrators, &c In
Richmond Chancery Uouft c,,,.crv Court Of
In execution OF decree OF tne ~ ssf OF Novem-
hna ir1a the undersieued commissioners ans,ei
appointed viii sell upon the prsIHnnisssfp KY ieh q
the 9sder named am 1a 6ssT On REAL ESTATE Of
which the late Alexander Hin diea saeffSD on the
Al oclockP M. the LOL yy " street. upon
Which STANDS TENEM ENT No; 1922, oGeu pnder -
Messrs. Allison &c Atdison. Ins o Mann. clear OF
ground lease y aetu set forth in lease whica
vii he shown at The sale, and may be SCH IN. Iot is
thereto ut t,e Office of the aucsoneci''
90 81 tie HMaiIs5 poree
BRICK TENEMENT known Us t Inc H-oad street be-
No. S2 9 ana scven f5on,rg 80 iee
an Rroad street and running oscx ,,ang on Broad
or Less 70 by Nathan Wlliams} has a sTex
eleven rooms besides kitchsp sc snd
there two neat f nl 1onns Occupied by Edward
,oss' RI. whole property is rented AZ Si'Hoo
per annum. h.rdsou,e and adni-
A. , oSioSd RFsIDENCE, No. 1012 Broao
TAD: onposte the City Hall, occupied oy II /.
John Knox At rent OF S SvU mt Was arranged
IND anil in the very best manner oy inc IN
for his own use and few aouees VII rahe al
point OF thorough construction ana cGaommodston OF
,asee famiiy. The last piece Of properly VIII Ge
sod he scs ss's ssss on er
HUI; 20 mnc having to the purchaser s2S per An
num for equality Of division. .,.,,,ont sbon,d he
ey that sD t' that se ne
c1r,nijx for good in vestments In real estate
TERns Cash sufficient to pay Tue COST OF sun sur
ana expenses Of sae and the fesiuae ble
1t interest added and the title retained unit! tIe
Whole purchase money is paid and eonyeyance
ordered by the court. Purchasers 70 paJ ~ a1es
for 1874. IL Yt,iTNG
WI. LEAkb,
Special Commissioners.
a m,,,,Irc Iucfioneers my6
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ChES'
TERRIFIED COUNTY FOR SALE AZ AuE-
and ais IS. Howlett's adnllnis
tr2tOr.-Tn execution OF decree OF inc circuit
court OF Chesterfield county, entered IS t'le ein
for November, 1878, we the underslxneo comhis,
soners thereby appointed viii sell al 2uction, =.
Chesterfield courthouse, In Manchester, on FIJI
DAY, 18Th day OF May tthat being Court-oayl' the
following valuable real estate-io VII :, ,-.,
The FARM known rs HOW LEII'S' soniS
times known as the WARE TRACT iJing IN
Chesterfield county, ON James river, ABOUT sie r
miles below and opposite to Buffers D VIC YEP
canal. 1t contains about ~ HUNDhsD 80 ~
EIGHTY ACRES, some OF which is very nne iano.
1t has upon 1t some plain buildings, ana Desuss
mill site near the river with an unisllng "atei
power fused With great profit before the war;, ana
il is also believed that 1t has 2lso.uniimlsd quaint
ties and very accessible OF the most superior quai
ty Of granite near TO the river, 70 be 1ound ID Ills
section. Nv In
Yited previous TO the sale
TERMS: Cash as toexpenses OF sale Anu 20 pay
1880, with interest from 21ss January, 1913;
credit for $500. with interest from 2lst January.
1874, until July, 1874; $500 on credit to Iist
January. 1875: and as to the residue upon such
terms as D. X. Weisiger, agent for Mary l. Welsh
Also. TWO LOTS in Chester belonging to John
Howlet,'s estate, Nos z and II. In block "A"
TRRas: One-third cash balance In one anu Two
years, with interest from day Of sale.
d. II. NASH,
G. S. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
c,,-ppc q wrrrkhS AucttoneerS my
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BY Grubbs s Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

THE RICHMOND THEATRE FOR
l. SALE AT AUCTIOS.-Ry request OF the
owner, who wishes 10 retire from business we will
sell, upon the premises, by public auction, NON
DAY, lth OF May, at O'Clock 2. ~, that most
as THE RICHMOND THEATRE, situated ar the
southeast corner Of Broad and Seventh streets.
1t is most substantially built Of brick and stuc-
coed; frouts 60 feet OH Broad street; runs back
$50 feet to wide alley, and In Its fnieh appoint
ments, aud arrangements for 1rst-claSs the2trica
and operate exhibitions win compare most favor :.
able with any similar establishment in the South.
and orchestra, parquotte. family-circle and gsery
and eight private boxes, afording seats for l.40O
persons or more; also. about twenty retiring
rooms, fine saloon, family apartments fup-5tairS)
With siI rooms, and Two small stores or Offices on
Broad street. ~
II Is BESIDES well stocked With scenery drop-cur-
taiDs, and stage machinery, and stands to.day the
best,appointed piece Of property of the kind south
Of Washington. 49,
BY beautiful and not expensive plan two lsrse
and handsome stores can be made IN the building to
front on Broad street, and this with decided i'm
In the hands OF m active, enter prlsng person or
association this could be made with little effort and
attention. merely real estate, by Its revenues In
the way Of actual rents from theatre, storca, and
saloons ITO say nothing OF what might be done, In
addition, by person 10 the professionl one OF the
~ s e
booked, with frequent applications for more.
Richmond Is one Of Tie main points between the
North and the South, and no good company or
troupe onits often an engagement OF this Theatre.
TERMS: Very liberal, and n,ade known ut he sale.
ap21,25,a7,as,M2,4,s&idta Apcti0asers,
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GOMMISSIONEgS, sArn

COMMISSIONERS SALE r,,
OAND ATTRACTIVE SALE or vI,IhIAR6E
REAL ESTATE IN THE C0iJSTyytnLsp AbLs
TLkFIELD..' BELLUNA ARSENIIrr w" .iisS
h ho \ 10y EGgSHESm "sT. LEGEK- XIX sxc
1UCTioH1By y:tne Of Gsc nress q AZ
Court OF the city Of Richmond, pronouncoSGl aetI
25th day or April 1874, In the suit ~ Heon Ia
Archer q ats., we shall, on THURSDAY 1i',9IA
1874. n X O'Clock H., at the Real ts,s,sh niI
public auction the following very YalushIs st
Of req estate. 'e psra
/: That very VALUABLE REAL Es11rv
ateo on James river; thirteen miles above P,.s
THIkD ACRES, and we'll known as EEL rV ~.
ARSENAL" The large and very yaIuahie' a.
weil-csnstructed buildings upon this nscs a1
erected Dy the United states Government and q.
n,sapm,rsoly suited Tor large manufacturing ess.
2. "BELLONA FOUNDRY" adio,n,r, ,
Arsenal. Tbs tract contains TWO HIjNi51pv.aa
s srss Srek nil b ef ZIP Sd b EPo9
brick dry.house, large workshop, lase ,nvs1'
houee, mlll-dam In perfect order and al1nle Nv.
power for large manufacturing establisbmaee,.'
The land Ii we'll adapted e agriculture.
8. A TRACT OF LAND not far from p.n,.
Arsenal called "ST. LEGEk," coatainiry , ,,p..
NINETY ACRES, with no I'm prnyemen:s s"H
4. One-ffth undivided interest IN f-e.sl1lnle &,
sSDY OF LA A e1ied phESSMIckr p i.
tanning altogether about EIGHT HUVD.pE
ACRES; upon which there is large frame Gs~F
Ing and necessary eut-h0uses. This land lies yt,t,
the range OF the coal lands Of Chesterfield and /,
supposed to abound In this mineral. John 81, Pr
ant, Esq, who resides on the premises, viii Tx.
pleasure In showing the same aud giving auy ".
sired Information. ~
Each piece 0f property will be sold sepsrs,,,,
The attention Of capitalists and others sr4,i.ns
invited TO this rare opportunity for profitable IN.
vestment.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at stx t-elv.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes sl,hirr
terest added from day OF sale, ard lille re:sI:st
until the whole purchase money Is paid aud q ..
veyance ordered by the court.
&. T.. ECRAE.
II. q. CANNON.
f. Y. CANNON,
GRUDBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioIeers. my4
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BY James M. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Offjcc corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF G0OCH,,
LAND. ADJOINING The LANDS cullen
HARRISON AND OTHERS, ABOUT FIFTY
MILES ABOVE THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
NEAR COLUMBIA" AND IMMEDIATELY
On The JAMES RIVER AND .KANAWHA
CASAL.-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Goochland county pronounced on the 4th
day Of september, 1872 in The case Of j. W. Card
well and others rs. Patterson Allan, the under
signed. special mmissioner thereby appointed,
OF James 81: Taylor & Son. autioneers, OH SATUR-
DAY the OH day Of May, 1874, y, IL O'Clock H.,
all The right title, and interest of the said Patterson
Allan. which is an undivided third of l,176 acres
of the Byrd estates, Of which 753x acres are high
land and creek bottom, 142X acres OF The best
James river low grounds, and $50 acres Of wood
land. with all the Improvements thereon, consisting
Of large dwelling and all necessary out-houses,
being the dover land allotted to Mrs, Louisa q.
Allan, and ut present occupied By her.
= TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and costs OF the suits, and the balance on q
credit Of one, two, and three years for bonds with
good personal security, carrying interest from date
and the title retained until the whole purchase
money is fully paid, JOHN II. GUY,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES H. TAYLOR q EoN, Auctioneers. my 9
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=. .--,rrnW aarRS@Fusurc DAY..
HyyThoaas w. Ksesse. Asesaoneee' rs
1917 Main street
r,rEGANT HOUSEHOLD Fohsi


~ & TUBE,
SPLENDID pARLoR CARPETS
MfRRORS, sc1rIN
,,-.rpp 7-ocTAyE. NO.PARLoh Was,
aeh DELIERs, &C., &c.
On TUESDAY 9th May ss,m 81 .IS 6. Tsrdy No:
ESE En- &C.
IN part Of Handsome 7-ocrAvn ROSEWOOD CASE
Splendid rAnnos r5eesaf sh mS
a anu ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT, cofeie1
l e'av With Crimson silk Broc:teie; With Green
2 splendid PARLoR SUITS eo'eieo
o ,.ra aegzs FRENCH Plate nAsTzI H1hRohs'
In ornamental glPe I Ilsr PIER MIRRORS, In
iarGs rTaIne entail gilt frames with marble pasei
uandsome LACE and BHocATELLE CURTAINS
n ns sn e-T T0pSl CESirnE TABLES and FANCY
e1 dEa9 8oa Ell tntspEn SUIT complete, with
Wsr TGT Gt, s.un SUIT complete, with Ward
Ro sGSs; BOOKCASE; s- .oun,sts with
MunoGIN1 CuAMBER SUIT eonp'e's wa"
,.r Ws banasome WALNUT and ,: MAHOGANY
. very CrHAaBEn SUITS, With Wsrd1obes;, ,ppurs
Superior BRUSSELS , ann tnT and LoUNG.;
E,.u,nt mAnoGANI SDRBoAnD ETAeERE' top
x sna m and HuaosANY EXTENSION TABLES,
Oil CLOTH; No, orupa and
RrrnlGEHAioa FILTERS, &c, &c, &c &c. uo11sE.
The above FURHITU RE; as aso o. sh ISpSnIY
1th i NAV, At O'clock ?. NJ, BY Aessrs Gsusss q
Williams, aucsioneers can be sIa 1ram rSursdsy
NOT sDth instant, to day Of sale. Al! the above
WAS made to order by most experienced morsmsn,
and is well worthy the attention OF snoss In ""n'
Oh e'ekAn' - THOMAS W. kEESEE,
,cr,n, c.,.annnn Auctioneer.
to the inelems;qdey ., r ms
nmestnnned until WEDNESDAY, May 9th, at 81
O'clock p NJ consequently the shove sac VIII aane
Mace THURSDAY MORNING., May IN, S COZ Er nen
cIug at o O'Clock. THOMAS NJ Ansfinnceer.
my SGT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

DRICK DWELLING, WITH g. FEET
ID FRONT, AND VACANT LOT WITH 81
FEET FRONT, ON MAIN STREET Be
TWEEN BELYIDERE AND PINE STREETS.
OPPOSTrE MONROE PARK, AND TWO LOTS
OF 29k FEET FRONT ON B e l. V l y + Z
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 18th
instant, 1T o'clock p. b., on the premises, we will
sell the BRICK DWELLING, with eight rooms,
kitchen with two rooms, with lot fronting 62 feet
and running back 100 feet 10 an alley ten feet
wide, at the southwest corner OF Belyidere and
Main street.
wit the same depth.
After which, we will sell TWO LOTS on the west
side OF Belyidere street, com mencng 40 feet from
Main street, each having a front OF 29S feet and
running back SO feet.
This is = most excellent opportunity for pur-
chasing ground opposite Monroe Park, the most
desirable section In the upper part OF the city 1or
residences.
This property Is on original hands.
THRHS: One third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months, with SIX per cent. interest.
HILL il GUDDIN,
my6 Auctioneers.
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FLOR the Dispatch,
A Picture OF bliss.

the DispStch'S
a Picture OF Bliss.
-rts lovely summers eve'
The earth 10 calm, serene
.rhc am re,resting from The sky,
Sill, smiles upon the scenc'
And. as his crimson rays
Sail softly from above,
They fall ui,on one spot At feaa
Whose atmosphere IL love.
Tn thi. sweet. rustic spot.
Mr. from the world ofcars,
Icet In tia enchanting dream oi io'e'
Behold happy pasr.
Their hopes. their Joys src ono
Their souls togct her bosnS,
Is For ach within the otnci ?
A resting-plaee MAS '"'
,,.,. ,,em rms brook.
Beside h .,are,cys. bright and clear,
MnoSnrtiy at Tx. words OF love
Tic Yours Int" her car.
,,o,,rc Them waves field
ar bright and goiicn gram,
whose soft and sflscn leaves repeat
The happy ta's asSln's
Above them towers Al OAK; ,onsb.
n tore foliage green anu pousoS
whi.per tcgether OF their sweet
And oft-repeated VOWS
And gentle sephyr's breath,
Laaen C," ,r."und The placid scene
f'S @her r le2e and beauty meet.
King Cvs,ttTs ainorous hosts
rSx S-cnut on noiselcs, wing,
and pfnric flaws. from fairy-lano'
Th4rtiny offerings bring.
The scene indeed Is one
Keplste with touching grace. ,e-.
tnSplfrSt HUrkS are ntISs
To oeau'iS 'he P'N> j. L. II.
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Cosrter-Journal: est. Louis gave John
Mccullough, the tragedian, gold medal,
recently" And, pray, what use has John
Mccullough for gold medal? Why didn't
abe give him new hat, or pair Of boots,
or a yelocipede, or dozen bottles Of castor
oil, or something else that would have been
OF real use to him9 ..
. Syracuse Courier: Yesterday was Shake.
speare's birthday anniversary. Had he lived
he would now be three hundred and ten
years old. But death came in The very midst
or birthday celebration, on the 23d day
OF April, 1916, thus cutting off two hundred
and fifty.eight years Of what would other.
aTise have been long and useful life.
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BY 8. n. Davis, AUctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON TWENTY
sixth BETWEEN y AND z STREETS, WITH
DWELLING-HyUSE Nd OTHER BUILD-
INGS THEREON.-By virtue OF decree Of the
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond. entered
the Esd Of April, 1874, In the suit OF Anderson
rs. Earnest, trustee, the undersigned, as special
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF May,
1874, at ~ O'Clock P. H., certain LOT fronting
20A feet on the western side OF Tuenty-sl1th
street between y and 2 streets, running back be-
tween parallel lines 1872 feet to an alley 6 feet
wide. and the Improvements thereon, consisting OF
II dMellinR-house with three rooms. kitchen, ana
usual out-houscs.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance on credit Of
six aud twelve months; negotiable notes, Interest
added, title retained until purchase money is fully
paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
HENRY A. ATKINSON, DR.,
nv Its Commissioner
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ByW. D. Robins,
Real Es.ate Agent and AuctionseA
1908 Rauk street.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOT AT THE
NoRTHwEsTC CORNER 9F 81 a rTANg
FL Saa;, sya1 mn THE MOTH LINE UE CHARITY
ssTTRR IsET bYA DEPTHOF1 100 FEET BY virtue
or decree OF the Chancey GSnr. o. .as no GS,s 81
~ entered on tue Cd day Of December, lS73 me
undersigned, IS special commissio1er ~, sen y
sSe or, day of MAY, lS54, at g. o'clock 2. NJ, the
aboye- described lot OF ground.
TERHs One third OF purchase money In casn
the balance in two equal instruments at SIX and
Twelve montts for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, and title 20 be retained.
This "A le Is made az the costs and charges OF j.
Harris The purchaser Mt former sale, who Is in de-
A~"A' ,' - = ','-'ist ,. JOHN A. COKE,
tes E..s Special Commissioner.
W r. ROBINS, AucHoneer. ap27-l2t
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

A FINE OPENING FOR A PHYsI.
IA CLAN AND FOR PARTIES DESIRING 4
SMALL PRODUCTIVE TRUCK fARh WELL
SET IN CHOICE FRUIT TREES AT request OF
owner-Mr. Augustus Hancock Will sell al pup
lie auction on TUESDAY. May l2th, at 35fS
O'Clock P. NJ, that ATTRACTIVE SMALL Fhhh
Of &c acres, six In woods, eight miles from hlcn-
mond, within few minutes ride Of Ro5ou's Sta
ton on the edmond and Danvie rallIoho, anu
an hours ride from the city on q Wde ano Deaui-
mi nike leading thence 10 the Huguenot springs.
THE farm is OF good soil and has Tour nunareo
choice fruit trees, all bearing and mostly peacnes,
Churches and schools convenient Improvements:
IwelIinC with eight rooms; out-houses, Ehsnsh
STYLE BARNS stable, &C. - <,.
vegeIah)es the coal fields, with = large number OF
miners, three miles distant, affords an excellent
market at remunerative prices.
TO physician 1t Is splendid opening, there be-,
ing 8 great need Of one In this very populous ana
pleasant neighborhosd.
Parties attending sale can 60 the Danville cars
at 9x A. NJ. and IL z. NJ. 10 Kobious station,
where a vehicle will meet them, and can return ut
5s on the
An omnibus will leave my Office at X P. NJ, Civ
ing parties ample time to examine the premises
before the hour Of sale.
TERMS OHe-third cash balance SIX and twelve
months, with six per cent interest
nv l-l,246.0,11,12 Auctioneer.
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