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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-31
BY n. II. Lee, Ancuoneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
UF LAND. SEVEN MILES BELOW TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FRON1ING ON THE YORK
RIVER RAILROAD.-By virtue or 4 decree OF
the Circuit Court of Henrico county. pronounced
on the 9Th day Of May, S74 In the chancery cause
of Gates 4 Minor rs Adams and others. the under,
sigued special commissioners therein named Will
rico County Courthouse. on MONDAY the Sd
day Of August, 1874, the property d scribed in
said decree as u ikACT OF LAND, containing
fronting on the York River road, seven miles
below Richmond near Fair Oaks station, partly In
cultivation.
TERMS: One-third in cash; balance In equal pay
ments at six and twelve months for negotiable
notes. interest added mt the rate OF six per cent per
annum; title retained by the Court until the pur-
chase money is paid. -. , 1900, :.
&c. GABkLL,
iy29 Special Commissioners.
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BY Gruhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS.


uEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT
Il AUCIION.-By virtue Of a decree Of the
Richmond Chuncery Court of May 9th. 1873; III
the suit of Patton Nc IT, Fry Me that aG
Will sell at public auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF August. s74, ut
- oeqsk Nj 51t yaiae pT9er Rt hncmn
and containing S2l acres. with all me improve
ments consisting In part of three large brick build,
ings and number OF handsome cottagcs an i eoua
eyircng a credable degree OF taste In construction;
storchose ice house, stables, laundry.
&c and all the personal property thereon ana USED
i'm connection with the springs.
The property Is on the main road In the w arm
Springs Valley, fifteen miles from CovinEton, from
which point 1t Is accessible by fine turnpike.
Pamphlets attestmg the virtues of the waters and
description of the property can be had on applcl-
ton TO Messrs. PURCELL, Laid & Co., Rich
inond or of the Agent, at the Springs.
pure free-stone water Is conveyed by pipes from
spring In the mountains through the buildings
and grounds. atfortilng an ample supply tor al PUT
noses The grounds are picturesque aud 6eautiful,
Shaded by trees of original GROWTH the climate DE,
Irhtful, the atmosphere pure and exhiaratips aud
fS and the Sfg IN
will be kept Open under the present management,
until The close of the season; lhey are PROVIDED
with everything necessary to the CONDUCT OF nrst
Nv a supplementary decree In the cause the COM
mis>ioners are also aulhoLzfo I'D ,neir }uuxnen,
only in said property being the interest OF the late
Hugh W. Fry.
With a view of meeting the possible wishes OF
those DESIRING to buy, should purchaser be found
for tho whole property, they VIII sell the undivided
one-Iourtl -,
TERMS: Cash as to one-fonrth Of the purchase
money; the residue upon Il credit OF say six
Twelve. eighteen, and twenty-four months Tor ne
sotiable notes with interest added from the day
of sale.
For further information apply to the auctioneers
CHARLES y. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
JOHN Ii. GUY,
. JOHN 4. COKE,
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
Commissioners
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
tv l3-laW3w&ti
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Life at RaWIey Springs.
I Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Richmond DlSpatch.J
RAwIEY SPRINGS, July 20, 1874.
The iugress Of visitors to this place con.
tinues to pour in, so that soon the hotel will
be crowded TO its utmost capacity. The ell.
tcrprising preprietors, however. do not
mean 10 be found unequal to the situation,
and are already planning enlarged accommo.
dations for another season. In spite of the
crowd, none have been made uncomfortable
save the unfortunate newcomers, who have
to wait awhile before becoming ,enSconced in
comfortable quarters. Fortunately for the
expectations OF these, there is an ebbins as
well as lowing tide, although most OF the
visitors to Rawley are In earnest pursuit of
health, and tarry usually for month at
least.
Sunday three services were kcld in the
spacious ballroom, and at night cangreea-
tion of about fyc hundred listened to dis
course, tall of originality aud force, from
Rev. Mr.. Henson, now of PHILADELPHIA, for.
merly OF Fluvanna, pr0teS Of General
Cookies, and successful student Of the Uni
Yersity OF Virginia. 1t is proposed &c invite
that gentleman to deliver one of his popular
lectures for the purpose of erectieS a,chapel
at this place The mountain air here seems
to have tine effect upon the spirits. All is
fuc ana aBiWatlon, ana every 0Gy looks
cheerful. Many We're made insensi5le te the
discomfort OF rainy weather today by abe
charms Of Most xechsrehe musie-instru.
mental and YoeaL-of which there WIS a>ceG.
1inual stream. The most prominent perform
ers were Mrs. En-, of Baltimore: the Misses
DIP, Of RichDend; Mrs. and Miss &C. os
Washington The Cayer part of the can+
pany adjourned at IL A. M.fo the ballroom
to dance lhe German" Which was FaI0s
nouDeed success.
A few evening since the ladies exhibited
a series Of beautiful taOleaux, and last night
some ways responded by inviting the con-
pany to u burlesaue Of the same. After IL
great ado OF preparation the crowded au-
dience was invited to lesk at scene No. l.
Is The Bear"- and the curtain rose upon q
bare scene indeed, with only the word
stsSold" staring them in the face. The joke
was taken good-naturedly, hearty laugh
ensued. and quick as thought the seats were
moved back to their places, and the Ordinary
music and uancing went on.
In sootb, we are merry folks at Rawley,
and why should we not be, with line fare,
good quarters, agreeable company, and
draugbts of that unequal!ed ehalybeate wa
ter, which exerts SO surprising an effect
upon health and spirits that few are proof
against its magic. The guests number-70O,
and arrivals occur daily. S.
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.Ara,ra,N sALr1s-rutursDay s..
BY Moody q Royal. @
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneefs, D
ONCE corner OF Seventh aud Hull streets,
Hfanenester. Va. 80

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
CHUNDRED AND FIFTY A AnIsTE ar, On On
TIE IBUckIHeHsM ROAD, In The S H}Gss
~ oE C,HESTE2FI u. ABoUE ~ E PHI r n :,
fPoH CoALFIELD STATION AMp 0sEa IN Ml ~.
FROM MipLoTHIAN GpAapp.. tso ck H.. On IN
TIE virtue Of decree o. ~ h e
MI. tnrm fhrreoff in the suit therein pending; anu
styled Ro wright e, es sherebV
appon,sd 70 sell ns Tie LINZ sna pai Is
a at"J,,iian township containing ONE HUNDRED
AND Fifty ACRES OF LAND more or n less on on
SaIs Of this land is cleared and the balance In ori
nInaI growth-ouk and piHe-g"od framed dwelling
S,p Hn,v vo,d renair usual 0utbuildings, &c.
RMS Is q very desirable farm. and admirably 10.
Gated, and should engage the attention OF parhes
W isbfng TO get uire little farm so well located
TERTs: Une-fourh cash balance at SIX. twelve,
and aieLteen months, for negotiable notes bearing
per cent. interest from day of sale aud tile re;
tanned until the whole purchase money Is PAID and
conveyance ordered by the court
WILLIAM AMBERS,
y. L. PULLlAM,
jy 31-tds Special COMMISSIONERS:
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From Old sweet Springs.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
OLD SWEET SPRINGS. July rs. 1874,

OLD SWEET SrRINos, July Is, 1874.
Having been sojourning for the past week
at this old and highly renowned watering.
place and enjoying my "olium cum dig in
viewing the fertile valleys and yerdure-clad
mountains OF old Monroe, I thought you
would like TO know " hat changes have taken
place 10 the personnel of the resort. First
and foremost, the ufiable and efficient Miller,
formerly of the Carroltop, or Baltimore,
whose portly form bears testimony that be
knows the art of catering to the inner man,
Is in place Of the former uperinendent, and
Parker, Of Richmond, is locator, while a
strange face appears In almost every position
in the office; but bear willing testimony to
their efficiency and politeness, the more
marked on account Of the entire absence of
The usual hotel.clerk indifference and impu-
dence.
johnson, with bis brass buttons and blue
coat, still reigns supreme in The clean and
well.regulated diniDg:room, while the meals
show fully that master band is ut the head
OF every department in the Kitchen, &c.
What place this Is for comfort, cleanliness
and pleasure!
Ut Richmond people, / notice Mrs. Kelley,
Mr. and Mrs. e. j. Levy and family, Mrs. q.
j. skinker and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
P!zzini, Js, and family, and Mrs, L, B, Tia.
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BY Hictstdsor q Co,
9 Real Estate Agents ind Auctioneerss
No. 1I13 Afaifi street.
iTRIISTEE s, SALE OF

TRUSTEES, SALE OF "a VALUABLE
OF ssvENTEEaTH STREET OPPOSITE THE
ARCH OF THE FIRST MARKET.-fn the exc.
cu.iOn OF the provisions Of deed OF trust bearing
date June 8, 1S67, from Isaac Jacobs and Wife 10
CA. BrockIDyer, Henry schnman, and ]. Jacobs,
trustees Of the German Building Association. No.
and their successors as such trustees: and OF
other deed Of August 16, 1859, to John H. Bos.
chen, r.. Lohman, and III. Waierstein. trustees OF
said Associations ana their successors rs such frus-
tees, recordedin Richmond Chaneery Court clerks
Office, we. the undersigned Il. Lobman, John Ii.
Boschen, and William Graeser, the successors as
named deed-said Graeser being the successor OF n.
Walierstein in the deed last sEumed. ana Lehman
and B0Schen. two Of The original trustees therein
having been hereto required by The Board Of Di.
rectors Of SAID Association, shall, on SATURDAY
the 9Th day Of August, ut O'Clock Z. M.,expose
The REAL ESTATE conveyed Dy said deeds-to
wit:
All that certain lot Of ground on the east side of
Seventeenth street between Main and Franklin
Streets bounded on the north by Walnut alley, with
n three.story BRICK TENEMENT thereon. now
subject to perpetual ground rent OF 322 bushels
Of merchsniable wheat, payable ANNUALLY on the
Isl OF December, and is the same real estate con-
veyed to said Isaac JACOBS by james 81. Taylor,
trustee.
of sale and pay the German Building Association
No. the sum Of 1924 10, with Interest from the
9th day OF March, 1874: the balance In equal In
stalmeusa at eight SIXTEEN and twenty-fodr months
negotiable notes to oe given for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the day OF sales
JOHN II. BOSCHEN,
WILLIAM GRAkSEF,
iy2o Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE PORTA-
l. BILE TWENTY-TWO-HORSE POWER TU-
BULAR BOILER AND ENGINE (NEARLY
NEW).-By virtue of u deed or trust executed by
james y. Dickinson to the Undersigned, as trustees.
OH the 29th day OF May, 1878. and duly recorded
in Hanover county, Va, to secure 10 ". X. Polk
The payment OF three certain accepted drafts therein
mentioned default having been made In the pay
ment Of two OF said drafts by said Dickinson, at
the request OF w. x. Polk: the holder thereof, we
shall proceed TO sell ut public auction the prem
i.es, at the saw-mill on the fIrm Of Henry Farmer,
near Green Bay station. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
ut 2 O'Clock NJ, the property above described.
TERMS: Cash as to The costs attending the eIecu-
ton OF this trust. and for The further sum OF
S663.94 With interest; and on such clecls as TO
the remainder as may be named on day OF sale by
said Dickinson In case he does not mare Terms,
then on such terms as the trustees may name on
,lay OF sale. GEORGE ). VASHUN,
" 22 MARCELLUS SMITH.
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By j. L. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. lO16 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE Of WO0DBINE,'
i ABOUT ONE AND A HALF MILES SORTE
OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION.-Ey virtue Of
deed Of trust from William j. Pehdlcton and wife
to the subscriber. daled 9th October, 1872, aHt
ing thereto required by the beneficiary sell on tht
premises on MONDAY, August 3D. S74, ut o.
O'Clock T. NJ, If fair. II not, the next fair day there
after) the nice little farm located as above, con-
tsining Is $1,000 acres, called "WOuDBlNE.'
with the beautiful COTTAGE, containing hrt
rooms. halls and closets, front and rear porches
&C.; kitchen, wood and coat houses, stables, &c
all new. W oodbne Is on the Chesapeake and lilo
railroad, and adjoiss the lands OF MeSsrs. Cooper
and Royal, and very near the Dill farm. most
desirable place.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay past cue lnteres,
and expenses of sale, say about 1900 rs to 81 200
4 credit 10 the 9th october next ana rs 10 tiie
residue, as may be announced at sale. Negotiable
notes for all credit payments, with interest added
ana secured by Il ust deed, will De required.
iv23 j. l.. APPERSUN, Trustee.
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BY j. L. Appers0n,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1O16 Main street.

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Y FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-Wil Ill be sold at
Blandon.r the residence Of =. NJ. Tabb. In Hen
rico county near the new. Reservoir. on WEDNES-
BAY, August 5, 1874, at ~ O'Clock NJ, all the
Personal PROPERTY on the premises, con.
WAGON: 4 large assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
fUKNITURF, including 10 fine Piano, fine Cut
Glassware, French China. hurble-Top Tables and
Wushsuauds. Concave aud large Mirrors, Book
Gases, China Presses, wardrobes, Feather Beds
&C.; Cooking Stove and other Kitchen Furniture
Farming Utensils. &C., &c.
LANEUUS LIBRARY, containing some valuable
works, such as AuduUons, British Essayisls, Wa
Teams : For all sums of $50 or less, cash: ovcl
that sum. at sixty days for negotiable notes viii
annroyr Il iudorsers. j. l.. APPERauN.
IL oS-,dS AEctioDeer.
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THE EXCHANGE HOTEL coor.
u. OF .1RAEKLIN AND FOirSTrnnAER
sTREETsS CHMOND, Va, ron EftLsEsTH
5AUCTIOE.--AI ske request OF the ovns nasE /
Offer for LEASE. for a tern OF FIVE W ' We WI
LESS. the above vel. known property pnAks n
will be given on the 10th day OF 0croi.r
which time the present Lease expire. rl,e74. d
was pus In thorough repair two years ay " ttsi
been painted inside and out bnt should a. having
be now necessary they viii he Goae. rsbain,
This hotel property hiss been 80 lony aod.
ably known 70 the public that NIT ute S4s s,S,.
every respect, containing $50 rooms. talpse n
CANT dining saloon. ladies' parIors and rsr.e e!s.
room, blDiard-ro0m, hath rooms, ine bar puon-
commentators, &C., &c. with alt the rn1.,,a as.
provemenfs and newest inventions for he ,1 llo-
or the travelling cubic. s e'iaiort
II not leased privately before SaTURn.v
gust /, 1874. we will on that day. az ~, 10
ton to the highest bidder. 'a'i'c aac.
For further Information apply to
HILL & GODDry
il 2S-fds Auctoneers and Real , state 70.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

A VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
TOWN. OFF HhRVIE, FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At THE RISK AND COST OF a FORMER PUR-
CHASER.-On MONDAY the Sd day of August. at
6 O'Clock p. Dr., we shall sell by auction, on the
premises. at the risk aud cost OF Sir: George W:
Corr, former purchaser, .. valuable FnAME
DWELLING, owned by Mr.. Harris ana occupied
by said Corr. and LOT fronting 81 by $50 feet.
Also, three other LOTS adjoining, fronting 80 by
$50 feet each the south side or street, In the
town of Harvie. .ooo
TERMS: Expenses of sale. interest on 81 200
from tie { tn of June, 1874 and one-thtrd or the
purchase money In cash; the residue In six and
Twelve months negotiable notes 10 BE- given fer the
deferred paymeuts, with interest added, secured by
a dee d OF trust. RICHARDSON & co,
&c 90 AuctiOneeIs.
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i STEAM sAW;MlLLL, &C., AND Nd, SIX FL FI \
FIELD, in CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, On
TUESDAY THE 18th DAY OF AVG GS a
of trust executed to me by James z: and X; y.
Hewlett on the 22d day of July, 1878, ana duly
of rec rd in the clerks Office OF Chesterfield coun-
ty-d. b., vol. So, page 665-I shall; being required
so to do uy the beneficiary, proceed TO sell az pub
lie suction 10 The highest bidder, at Howetts saw.
mll in Chesterfield county, about thirteen m y,
turns pike, and three miles from Coslfeid station
and one mile from Bethlehem church, ut the place
and time above mentioned:
/ STEAM SAW-MlLL with Boiler and Fixture:
complcta), sr
2 4-HORSE LUMBER WAGONS and LOG
WAGONS.
The terms required by the deed are cash sufficient
to pay the expenses Of executing this trls anu pay
off a ote for 1900, which became due December
"a, 1878. with duly accrued Interest thereon. bu,
IL is expected that liberal terms VIII 5e a2reel
upon by the parties interested, and mace Enowl
on day OF sale SOCRATES BROOKS,
va ' Trustee.
NooDy &. RoyAII Auctionecrs j. 81
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By Thomas!W. Reese, Auctioneer.
1917 Slain street.

GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
- PRUPERTY.-ks trustee In 4 decd Of trust ex.
ccuied on the 4lh of April 1874, by Parker G.
Wescott to me, trustee 10 secure the payment OF
certain debt to Phillips 4 Jennings SHALL, on the
81 st Of July, al 10 A. NJ, expose to sale to the
highest bidder, at public auction for cash, at the
Wescott House, on Franklin street. In the city OF
Richmond. the following property-to wit:
14S yards OIL-CLOTH,
14S Yards PAPER FELT,
pair BLUE SHADES,
6S Yards WOOL CARPET,
&c wards DRESDEN TAPESTRY,
6S yards DAMASk,
III yards cocoa MATING. and
Yards TAPESTRY CARPET.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Trustee.
THOMAS W. kEESEE, Auctloneer.
j. T.. kEESEE, salesman. 1y2I
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4 DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
"A DWELLING AND LOT, ON P9WHAIhN.
SALEBY AUCTION.-We shall sell by auction, on
The premises on MONDAY. the Sd OF August; q Q
O'Clock r NJ, desirable two-story tRAN n
DWEILING and LOT. fronting sevcnty-one feet
on the east side of Powbatan street, in the town OF
uarvle occupied by MrS. Daniel.
TEENS: One. third cash balance In six and twelve
months: negotiable notes to be given for the de-
flrred payments. with interest added, and secured
Nv !. deed of trust. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
wan Aucli0neers.
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BY N. NJ. Lee, Aucrioneer.
Main street between Tenth and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BLEREAL ESTATE IN HESRICO CoUN-
ny. BY AUCTION. IN FRONT OF THE HEN
RitO COUNTY COURTHOUSE, ON MONDAY
THE Sd OAK OF AUG UoT, 1874. AT4 O'ELOCk
p. My virtue OF u decree Of the Circuit court
Nav, 1874. In the chancery cause OF Pearman rS.
Peirman and 0, hers, the undersigned, special com
of real estate upon which Henry Pearman died
about six miles below the city OF Richmond. con-
tanning SO acres. more Or less, with frame house
barn, &c, all In good ORDER.
THE property Is well situated, being near Jane:
river. in fine neghborho0d, about one mile below
the farm OF j. VI. Taylor, the Osborne turnpike
TERMS: One third cash: balance on 4 credit OF
six and twelve months, The purchaser giysg nego'
liable notes for deferred payments the title TO Of
retained until the whole OF The purchase. money
paid and conveyance ordered BY the court
II. A. ATKINSON, Dr.,
GEORGE W.THOMAS.
~ 2s-tds Commissioners.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agenrt and auctioneers,
No. 1I13 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
I'm MARSHALL BETWEEN TWELFLH
AND COLLEGE STREETS FOR SALE ~ AZ
TION-Un FRIDAY The 31st instant; at octock
TWO VALUABLE BOILD DING LOTS, each front,
INC al by re feet on the north side OF Marshall
81 TEpMs-One-third cash; balance ut and y
months, negotiable notes to be given for the dc.
ferred payments, with interest ADDED, and secured
hv a deed az trust RICHARDSON e CO.,
10 % AuctioDeers.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1113 Main street.

MOODY & FoYALL. Auctioneers.
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Real Estate Agent and AucfioIeer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE HUN
/ DRIED AND THIRrY-ACSE FARM, WITH
IMPROVEMENTS, TO BE SOLD AT Giles
TtRFIELD COURTHOUSE, MhNCEEsTER,
NJ, irHAT BEING COURT-DAY).-B virtue OF
deed OF trust from b. j. keliaul dated 9th day OF
August, l S72, and of record ia the County Coutt
Of Chesterfield default having been made In pay;
ment Of certain negotiable notes securedin said
dee and being requested so to DO by ths holders OF
der, at pubic auction at the above time and place
that certain TRACT OF LAND lying In Dale
township, Chesterfield county, near the old court
house, bounded by The lands of ). 0. Duva, Rich.
mond and Petersburg railroad, Cheathanl. and
others, containing 80 acres more or less, with all
the improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and two negotiable notes 10 the amount OF MI u Z,
with interest from maturity of said notes to date OF
sale. WILLIAM AMBtRS, trustee
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. jy 23'tAlO
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctisneers,
Ills Nain street.

a DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
IL TWENTY-FfFTH STREET, CORNER
STREET. Gu URGH HILL, FOR SALE BY AUC5
TION-Wt. shall sell by auction. on The premises
on SATUKD.tY The LIST August, ut 81 O'Clock n
M. nvALUABLk BUILDING LOT., fronting
so by 25 feet, on the southwest corner q twenty
TsRMs: Nne-ta ird cash; balance Ia three and
six moaths negotiable notes 10 be given for me DC
,a,nG,s - -'s7'''s.'-I RICHARDSON 81 Coz
50 Auc tpnsers.
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=, 4 =, tbrea hundred visitors in all

are here. for ron,f.
fons dars which ls pronounced by Farmers
bere 4 God-send for the grass. The corn
and bnckwbea crop Is now secure: anos 10
fact fact thew ALI look marvel,ously we'll. Ins .,
ris;,ors however, are not so well sattsnee
w,th sueh & damp" days, aud are praying
for the sunshine and dry weather,
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY

"ARM SPRINGS, BAH YUM = "
VIRGINIA
have leased this celebrated watering-piace anu
on the st of June will he ready 10 receive Vlsitors
or sooner If parties insist upon coming. ,,,,
Terms: $50 per month Of twrnty-eigat uaSs 10
Pamphlets to be had Of PURCELL, hADD 20,
Richmond; COLEMAN s ROGERS, Baltimore oro'
the proprietor.
Get or at Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and ONO
xotisoad 80 JOHN l.. EUBANk,
i". r I'm Proprietor.
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vx1OOD. COKE. AND COAL.-I wou

WOOD, COKE, AND COAL.-I would
w respectfully inform my frien"s and The pub.
lie generally that have taken the yard formerly 20
cupied by Ar. j. X. f. Burroughs, but more recently
hy MessrS. Staples & son, ano having purchased
very large supply OF WOOD and COAL, for Cash,
Mt summer prices can atf,rd 10 sell on ~ good II
not better. terms lhan can he htd IN The Guy.
nv weight. Orders solicited and promptly oiled.
Offices: Seventh aud Main. and y, DAD near I'll.
60 D3Im ". j. MCDOWELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-31
DAY s4.75,

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with which You purchase the ost
CLOyER-HILL IESft COAL.
Special rates will be made for those DESTROYS n
large winter supply. Call 1t corner or Bank aui
Eleventh streets, office OF dunes FLYER S9ai "u'
puny. RoDEhA r oha't'
iy 25-1m Agch.