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Aa'UIJ,C,.TlroN sALEs-Fufure pays.

H1RUsTEEss SALE OF HOUSE AND.
i LuT NO. 1904. ON ERA FRA, y S1 rsTkEEYY,
RETWEEN 1WENTY-SIXTH AND nv ENIInI-
SEVENTH STREETS, IN THE CITY OFkLCH..
MoNpTe undersiEged who was 9y made az o ON the
i4tI, day OF May, 1874, substituted as trustee In
place Of B. Minor deed OK sr rus nadors
Goo,e recorded in the former Hastings touft OF
said city In Deed Book ~ A. p 10 wn,cn Is s nov
among The records OF said Chancery SourI,l oeihg
thereto required by the assignee and holder OF me
bond therein secured viii sell at nq5Se aucne1 On
1874, at O'Clock +. NJ, the REAL estate con-
viewed in said deed, situated as above oescrinrn
fronIinn IS feet on the north side OF Frankl
street, and running back between parallel lines 90
feet TO an alley IS feet vide, ana no" IN Tue occu-
nancy of Mr. II. +. Pollard: -
TERMS ash to enough Of the purchase money nc
In nav lie costs and expenses OF gale, aud the pat
anee due on the debt secured. being about 1920;
and as to the residue upon such terms as Mrs. "
Goode the present owner of said property may
direct or in default Of such direction rs the under
signed may prescribe ut the sale. ,,,.,n
JOHN ". WRIGHT.
iyl1 substituted Trustee.
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.AUCrfsoilN- gALrs -rdulfltuuarys pays.
CHERIFPs SALE OF VALUABLE .I !:

SHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
= Tss sTHSk o. 81 rhs Sc flShHr taf Ar
virtue Of an execution, ~ 10 my ny
against Charles M. Wallace and O.. A. wallace,
shall proceed SELL nj the store of Charles d. Wai-
On ry rec me stsfs o. DsSa
S S sass i ksA&A fsq'
M age s1 os 70
LIZ barrels Fauquier county WHlSKEf, eighteen
"a den,ijohns sSoNDEsCRIPTn .wH1sKEY,
private cellars; i's' .
barrels celebrated william walIace's NOUN
TAIN It.i % Ds ~ Two H ysars SId; rnv old.
barrels WINE VINEGAR;
barrels COLORING;
barrels sCUPPEKN0NG WINE: two years ol Oh
40 boxes (forty-eight dozen) BLACKBERRY
WINE vintage 1867, purely medical arti-
4 cask CHERRY BRANDY:
l barrel BlTTEkS;
TX 10 uarreis BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
Il ia pnrsti FR hSHGif BRANDY;
large &c n ThK;oS SAFE;
OFFICE FIXTURES, &C.; and sundry other arti-
Giles too numerous to mention:
And ut the request OF Mr.. c. NJ. Wallace. will be
sold, In medal ely after the above sale. the GOon
known In the United Sta;es), together with Re-
cipes Brands, Trade. Marks, &c, OF William Wal
TERMs: Cash. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
Sheriff city Of Richmond.
The above sale will be conducted by DAyEsPoKT
c NORRIS act'onsers. and the gnoTs VIII De posi-
live sold, without reserve, to the highest bidder.
jy2
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.-..,, h,s own right hand on the re-
M..or,s Forehead, let his hand req. there Tor
: an r,o,nent. and started out Of the room OF
rand pace, dragging the reporter with him
Tive rooms were searched With quick mo-
tions back and forth, much ss dog Will PICK
nm scent, and at length hf; stopped before
h,,reau and brought his forehead ana the
clasped hands down on one Of the drawers,
svbere the knife was aid. The search WIS
q somewhat long Q ne, and ut It's CLOSE
there was an evident determination o.
blood to the herd; his hands and reel
were cold, his pulse had sharp, wtry oest,
and was Mt no, the normal pulse being De-
tween 70 and IS. Another OF the party
then stepped out and selected in an adlotn-
ing room one Of four roSettes on the window
curtains, aaG returning, the same prealmina.
RES were gone through, and MIR. Brown leo
him directly to the rosette. In All these
trials 'the one primary condition inslstea
on Was q concentration OF thousnt
on the object, aud in the present
instance just as the two camo Wlthtf'
ten feet or 50 of the rosettes there was 9
sudden "fault" in picking up the trail, am!
! tue reporter concerned afterwards confessed
1T rat lust then his attention was attracted D.
tie ta>scl which hung just below the rosette,
aud without particularizing it may be said
that in each instance every delay or mistake
| seemed to occur when the object OF The
| mind-rcading relaxed his attention. A SET
| OF cards, six inches square, each bearing
a letter OF the alphaoet was hung vi
on one side of the room, and MIR. Brown
| proceeded, under the kame condl'
lions to spell out words on which the
subject fixed bis attention. TWO proper
names, Edwin and George, were thus spelled
as were Mr.. Stetson's birthplace. LaDgrove
Vt. A reporter present had been born
abroad, but Mr.. Brown showed no difficulty
in spelling out "Abeib,"a place in Turkey
on his alphabet, though he was checked fora
moment when the subject fixed his attcn
ton on the Arabic spelling. Several Other
tests followed of various kinds, but of the
same general character, and with the same
success. In one third PERSONS arm was
used as the connecting medium he
tween Mr.. Brown and the person Whose
thought be was deciphcriug. Mr.. Brown
offers no explanation Of all this; he is sim
/ ply aware That the thought in our brain
seems impressed on his, not clearly enough
Tor him 10 express it-be could not pro
nounce the verbs nor tell where the ohJcc
was hidden-but with sufficient clearnesS Il
guide him. lie di>cIaims all spiritual O.
clairvoyant powers, and seems anxious ant
ready to submit what he considers a natural
and not a supernatural, power to scientific
investigation. In the West he has been eX
amined by the faculties of several medcl
colleges, and has gwen number OF eXhlbl
tions.-Ncr York World.
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ByJ. L. Appersonr
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 10l6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FALU-
l. ABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
No. $40. AND BAKERY ATTAGHED, On The
WEST SIDE OF SkVENTEESTHNE EAR BROAD
STRICT, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of u deed OF
trust from John Gallagher and wife 10 The sub
scriber dated 3lst Of May. 1871 and duly record
ed shall being thereto required by the beneficiary
sell on the premises, on SATURDAY, July 1s.
1874 at o'clock 2. NJ, IF fair: If not, the next
fair day thcreafter,) the BRICK STORE. DWELL
ING. and BAKERY occupied by rhe said Gallagher
and located rs above. with rooms supplied with
water gas. &C. The lot fronts 81 feet i inches,
and runs back 1877 feet TO alley twenty feet vide.
1t IS regarded rst-rate business stand in that
locality and It's proximity to the Offices OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company adds ma
tcrially To Its value.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as TO the
debt secured and unpaid and expenses of sale (abou:
$2.250). the beneficiary will accept oue-fourth In
cash. aud tie balance 1T four, eight, aud twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added. St.
cured by a trust deed in lieu thereof; 10 the resi-
due, will be mIdc Known at the sale.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
! T. AppERSOS, Aurtioncer. jy 1-tds
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The ELEMENTS AS OUR ALLIES-Clfil'Za-
ton depends on morality. Everything good
in man leans on what Is higher. This rule
holds in small as in great. Thus, all our
strength and success in the work of our
hands depends on our borrowing the aid OF
the elements. You have seen carpenter on
q ladder with broad.aX, chopping upward
chips from beam. How awkward! At
what disadvantage he works But see him
on the ground dressing his timber under him.
Now, not his feeble muscles, but the force
of gravity, brings down the aN-that Is TO
say, the planet itself splits his stick.
The farmer had much ill-temper, laZi-
ness, and Sinking to endure from his
band.sawy crs, until one day he hethougbt
him to put bis saw-miil on the edge Of wa
tcr-irll, and the river never tires of turning
his wheel; the river is good-Datured and
never hints an objection. We had letters to
send. Couriars could not 90 fast enough, nor
far enough; broke their wagons foundered
their horses bad roads in spring, SNOW
drifts in winter, heats in summer; could not
get the horses out Of walk. But we found
out that the air and earth were full OF cleo
tricity, and always going our Way-luSt the
way we wanted to send. Would he take
message: Just as lief as not; had nothing
else to do; would carry it in no time.
Only one doubt occurred, one staggering
Objectionable had no carpet-bag, no yisi-
BILE rockets, no hands, not so much as a
mouth to carry letter. But after much
thought and many experiments we managed
to meet The conditions and to fold up the let
Ter in such an Invisible, compact form as he
could carry in those Invisible pockets Of his,
never wrought by needle and thread-andit
went like charm. Now that is the wisdom
of man, in every instance of his labor to
hitch his wagon to a star, ard see his chores
done by the gods themselves. That is the
way we are strong, by borrowing the might
of the clements. The forces Of steam, gra-
witty, g,lyaniSm, light, magnets, wind, fire,
serve us by day and cost us nothing.-Ens'
crSOn.
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]. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
111hMain street, opposite Dispatch office.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE LOT WITH TWO WOODEN TENE,
MINIS TH E 3 : oN S E2RTHHc SiRE SE
ST. STEPHENS STREETS, In THE CIT! OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue of decree, OF the
on the 30th June 1874 iu the suit of Treut, trus:
tee. u.s. HILL and others, the undersigned, special
commissioner thereby appointed, WILL on the pre-
miscs, sell ut publtc auction, on FRIDAY, 17th
July, 1874 at O'Clock p NJ. the above. described
property, fronting on said Federal street 80 feet
and running back between parallel lines lOO 1eei
and Is a part Of lot No LIZ In the plan Of DuvaTs
addition. -,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable noies
vii interest added, and title retained unlll all tue
f- ROBERT G.. SCOTT,
iv11rd, special Commissioner.
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The oppressed tobacco. chewers of Woos-
ter, Ohio, can't have any peace, even in
church. A preacher there has now begun a
war upon them. "Sunday week he dis
coursed on the 'hoggishneSs' of chewing in
church, and after printing the offense i'll all
its enormity, proving coDclusively that every
man who chewed the weed in church WIS Il
hog, villain, a rascal, and knave, he paused
in his sermon, looked his bearers steadfastly
in the face, and said: Now, want no more
such dirty practices here. II any man chews
tobacco 10 the house Of the Lord next Sun
day, / shall call him by name in open
church,"
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AUCTION sAaEs-Fntnre pays.
By Bronaugh & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Onice opposite Court.House, on Hull street.,
Manchester Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. TRACT Of LAND, NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
CUAL-MINES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
yA.-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed TO me
as trustee on the 10th OF March, 1870, by William
Wlnfree. Jr and duly recorded In The Clerks ONCE
of Chesterfield County Court, ID. b. o., p. ZloJ
shalt, BEING required 30 to 90 by the benenGiIry
sell ut nu0lic auction, Oh The premises, on TUES
DAY, JuIy 2S, 1874, at IL o'clock A.. that yalu.
able TRACT VIZ LAND lying near the midlothian
coal mines, in Chesterfield county, containing a19u
952 ACRES, adjoining The lands OF tranknn
Siearus, ID. B. Hancock, and Others. TINS ianu ues
ABOUT two and half miles from Coalheld sta11on,
ON the Richmond and Danvile railroad. within inc
coal field. About third Is cleared, the residue
In forest OF oak and pine. The 50 RACE
OF the existence OF coal are as good Us any ~
coal-feld. he buildings consist OF DIV ELI
ING with nine or ten rooms, and all necessary ouS
houses. o-..- =, s,,e
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF SAFE
and 72O and Il $50 on the ON or Maren, oto,
10 be secured by dead Of trust on the properly Tue
residue Of the purchase money III any, 10 oe pa;n
bile at such times aud secured In such ma inner as te
said Winfree may Glrecf, ana IN oeiaol' "a SeA u"
recfion rs the trustee Shall thlna NJ. d., =
Z he purchaser will be allowed reasonaoie LUZ
for exm nation of ttle &C., before paylh .ne pul
chase money, but will De required, as guaraee "
good faith. TO depositihe sum OF f23o In easn W!tn
Inc trustee at the place of sale, Immediately ater
the property Is knocked down, or otnerwiss resale
will then be made o oi'T r,sa
fy l ids iiu2eeS
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and huctloneers,
lib Main street.

AyALUABLEB STAND AND
n WhLLING on BROAD STREET,
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE By AUCl ION
". Shall sell by auction, on the premises, on WE'D
SrsDAY the 9TH instant. al O'Clock L. NJ, the
valuable BUSINESS STAND occupied by Mr.. Le-
her with dwelling above and lot fruntias 80 5-l2
Inv S3 feet on The south Size of Broad street be-
tween Jwenly-ffth and Twcnly-sixth streets.
CHURCH Fill.
IFtfMS: 9ne-hrd cash; balance IN six and
twelve months negot ple notes 10 bc given for The
deferred paSments. with interest added and Sc
cured by u deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
iv11 Auctoneers.
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TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, &c.
CEELEY'S HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
AND PILE PIPES.

( Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, FEMALE
WEAKNESSES and PILES. Unlike all other appli.
nces gDoHn, will never rust, Timber, break, chaie,
OIL nor move from place--indestructible. The line
,tesprtng, being coated with hard rubber, light,
cool cleanly. used In bathing, lifted 70 form; uni.
mechanical supports known. send for pamfhlet
Establishments: l347 Chestnut street, Phlladel-
Dh,,a and 1877 Broadway, New York. Complete
assor Tnenr for SALE with careful adjustment, by
MEAD & BAKER. Rlehmonds and all dealers.
Beware OF limitations. ap l3.Sm
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TEAMWORK. sc.

MO MONOPOLY, No EXfOkTIU,SS,
IN AND NO OTHER hUMBuG:sIsysl ksras-
wiLDr, SR..-a2T BnoApr STEW ,In MaNUFAc-
T Tls oF HUMAN HAIkwoRk.gaIrth,s a'' ell
tion OF the ladies : c.led 10 the tsss other paeS;
goods As cheap they are SOLD ~ ans ,Ss business
a ,i All ,s new advansges for working up, up sg nar
ings am abte TO satisfy my east9na s rs;y ias, II
,awelry Is Only made oy me ~ s notice and In
\ WORK mal!ika napuer.
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by Moody & Koyall,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va.
NV Moody &
SALE OF THIRT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY
~ ACRES OF LAND IN THE nouNTI ot
HESrERFIELD, NEAR THE CITY OF NAN.
CHESTER, At PUBLIC AUGTiON, IN FR t.S,
or THE COUkT-HOUsE OF SAID COUNTY,
IN TIFF. CITY OF MANCHESTrR, On MON
Dry, JULY -. 1874, THAT BEING COURT
DAY AT liz O'CLUCk.-ln pursuance or an or
der OF Ibt Circuit Court of Chesterfield county en-
tered AT the May term thereof III the chancery suit
of William H. Nor gan ct dls. re. John \. Morgan
It ais, shall as commissioner, proceed to trll at
the time. place and manner above mentioned, the
VALUABLE L kACT OF LAND, c1ntaininS
Thirty ACRES more or less, lying on the Mid
lothian turnpike and the Providence road about
six miles from Manchester. There is gnou w "
STORY FRAMED BUILDING on the same con-
taining five rooms, and usual ou,bui'dlngs: also,
a good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. About one-lh jrd OF this
tract is In second-grow,h oak and pine, balance an
cleared and In good state Of cultivation. This
could be made one of the best trucki, z !arms In
the vicinity, being near to the markets Of both
Richmond and Mar che ster, and should engage The
attention of these in quest OF such property, aud
Invite their attention to The following liberal
TERMS: Ope-fourth cash; Tue balance Ut slX'
Twelve, aud eighteen months for negotiable notes,
bearing six per cent. interest from day Of sale, the
title being retained until the whole purchass-money
Is paid. DAVID l.: fULhl2M,
Tvs Special Commissioner.
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Bv James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
Il Bile NEW TWuSTOKY FRAME DWELL
INCH USE. CONTAINING -FOUR ROOMS,
AND KITCHEN WITH TWO ROOMS, AT PRES
kNT OCCUPIED By Il. f. JONES, ESQ.-The
lot fronts 26 feet more or less, on the south side OF
China street between Laurel and Cherry streets
running back 120 feet TO an alley seventeen feet
wide, with goou well of water thereon.
BY virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed 10 the I'M
drrsigned trustee by Rooert f. Jones, trustee for
Ann V. Jones. dated July 5. S73, and duly re-
corded In the clerks office of Richmond Chuncery
Court, In d. b. 101 B, page 1876, TO secure the pay
ment of certain negotiable notes therein men-
TONED default having been made In the payment Of
one Of said and AT the request OF The holder
thereof, shall proceed 10 sell At public auction.
upon the premises. on THURSDAY the 23d day of
July, 1874, at 6 O'Clock =. W., the REAL ESTATE
above described and conveyed by said deco OF trust
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay tue expenses Of
sale and The sum Of 1851, With Interest from July
5lS74, until paid, and upon credit as 10 -
Till July 5. 1875; us To S403, till July s. 1876 ::
and the balance upon such terms as Will be made
i. c. WOODY, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il son. AuctioncerS. jy IL
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BY Chaffin, Staples 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Tenth streets between Main and Bank.

DEREMPTORY SALE. OF A FINE
i FARM, STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
&C-At the request of the owner, We will sell.
without reserve. on TUESDAY, July 81, 1879
on the premises. the splendid farm called H. =
POKT, on the Creighton road, 3% miles from the
civ containing 9TH acres, in good state of cult
vaiion. Also, the stock, implements, &c.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale.
A conveyance will leave our Office n z. NJ ;
SAFE at =. NJ. If desired the farm may be dtvi.
ucd into several small tracts according 10 plat 1T
our office. CHAEFlN, STABLES 90,
~ S.2D21 Auclioneers.
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By y. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lOl4 Main street.

VALUABLE MARKET FARM ON
Y THE NEW RICHMOND TURNPIKE.
CONTAINING FIVE ACRES, WITH COM
FORThBLE FRAMED DWELLING. GOOD
STABLE, WITH ALL Nt.Cr SSARY OUT
BUILDINGS. CHOICE FRUIT Tries, FL1W-
TION.-By request OF Mr.. Frederick Betty, |
win sell at auction on the premises, on MON
DAY, july l3, 1874. at 81 o'clock T.. NJ, the
PROPERTY above described. J his land lies on
the New Richmond turnpike TWO miles north Of
Richmond, at he intersection OF this road with the
new Irills road. The land Is In good heart, and
affords good opportunity for persons Wishing to
purchase u home In the country In good neighbour
hood for srall amount
Adjoining this tract Is n tract of TEN ACRES
OF UNlMPROVED LAND which can he pur-
chased ut Il reasonable price.
At the sumc time and place Will sell one GOOD
WOrk MULE, and CART and HARNESS, and
the usual variety OF FARMING UTENSILS.
TERMS LIBERAL, aud made known at time OF
Gale rs n y. NJ. LEE. Auctionccr.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and kuctioneer,
1115 Main street. opposite Dispatch office.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A GOOD
" HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. JOHN STkEEII
BETWEEN FEDERAL AND GnAflL IL
STREETS IN THE CITY OF kICHMOND.-By
vjrture of the decree of the Chancery Court of The
city of richmond, entered on The 12ih and 21t IN
Trent trustees a. Corbin and as the undersigned
special commissioner therein appointed. viii, on
tic premises. sell at public auction on FRlDA1' :
mentioned property, fronting on said ST. John
street 80 feet aud running back between parallel
lines 1923 feet, and is part Of lot No. az. Ill the
plan CT Duvas addition. ,
TERMS: Une-fourth cash; balance at SIX we've
and eighteen months Tor negotiable notes with M
chase money Is Maid ROBERT q. SCOTT,
~. itns Sueciul Commissioner.
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BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and .uctioneers,
No. lI13 Main street.

A NEW FRAME COTTAGE.DWELL-
n ING AND LOT. ON TWESTf,THlkD
STREET. FOR SALE BY AUCrioN..Me snail
sell by auction, on the premises, on MONlSAi me
18th Instant, at 81 O'Clock +. d.. NEW faAnE
IOTTaIiE DWELLING with four rooms, and lot
81 bv 100 feet, locared as above, owned and occu-
pied lV 4. j. Tucker, Esq.
twelve months; negotiable notes TO he given Iof the
deferred payments with interest added and secured
nv - decd OF trust RICHARDSON Il Co,
~ ~ AuctinneerS.
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BY W. Goddin.
AuctlOnecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
~ Biz LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND -,
GpRMEks OF s GHA az r AHD s GHTTwsETH
CnRNEK OF BROAD AND THIKTIETdI
81, 40, AND AZ, IN nUVtL'S ADDiTlnNH,
also LOTS AGS; zen 2 TssE 2Hs, Il So ~
TY, NEAR THE kEsID. nee OF JACOB
kECK-By virtue of decree Of The Chancery
Court Of the City Of Richmond, entered on the - til
Iune 1874, in the case of Goyan's heirs against
GoddIn and others, We, as special commissioners
thereby appointed, any one OF u.s. VII! proceed to
sell at puuiic auction, on the premises. on Mon
DAY, the Goth July, 1874, at 5 O'Clock T. III the
following real estate of which James Gnvan the
Younger died seized-viz., the W. HALF ACRE
LOTS one 1T the northwest corner Ut Grace and
Ihirtieih Streets 1872 by 16J feet the other mt the
southwest corner Of Broad and Thirtieth streets,
1872 by IS feet, adjoining the Residence OF MIR. W.
Il. Williams. .,.,-..
those fur beautiful haf-acre LOTS In Dural's ad-
dItiDn Nos. 80. "a, 40, and AZ, with several
frIme tcncmcnts thercon,) bounded ny ST. James,
ST. Stephens Hill, and Coutis streets, 10 DE SUD
divided into twenty lots, each 30 by 100 feet TO an
alley 20 feet wide, having fronts on The two former
streets. go,
Al the same time and place will be sold those
THREE / OTS In Duval's ADDITION In t!ent1co
containing together about 81 acres. designated by
tha Ms. 227, 22S, and 229. Plats fsurvey OF all
the lots Will be exhibited at The sale.
TERMS: One-'hird cash; balance at SIX ana
Twelve months tor gotiabe notes, interest added
and title retained I'LL all OF the purchase money Is
'' JOHN A.LYNHAM,
tfEURGE NJ. RICHARDSON. o'"1n' 'S'
JOHN a. COKE.
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SaERIFF'S SALE OF LIBRAk

SaERIFF'S SALE OF LIBRAk
y FURNITURE. PIANO. SC.-isy virtue OF an
execution In my hands In favor Of John II. Bow
mans administrator against Charles n, Wallace
and q. A. Wallace, shsii proceed TO sell at the
residence Of Charles NJ. Wallace, on Candles Hill,
on THURSDAY the 9th day Of July, 1874, CON.
mencins ut 20 o'clock, his large aud welt el. cted
LIBRARY, containing over 2, 200 volumes. among
which are many valuable ancient and modern
works. Mr. aace has spept years Ia Ihc SELECTION
Of this library and IL Is seldom that such rich and
rare inducemeiili Is offered 10 purchasers. Together
with these, shall offer fog sale all his HOUSE
OF the usual variety; s hrge collection OF PIC
TURES. and one ri % No. all IN god condition.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
jy3 Sheriff Of the City Of kichmoEd.