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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-30
BY Grnbps & Williams ,Inoors
Real Estate Agents ana Auc'.on.1 p.n,,
x,,-.,,,t street between MAIN anu b"hA.

Eleventh SLfecb -.
SALE OF THREE VALC-
hGT n IRA CTS OF LAND IN CAROLlNE
= ABlxzE 70 BE MADE AT THE RICHMOND
COuHi rr.TaTE EXCHANGE ON MONDAY,
nnE Ea FEBEUARY, AT IL O'CLoCh Mn eA-
Sut,on Of three deeds Of trust from James IT, But
e. IN the subscriber, all dated 9th February,
1870. and recorded in Caroline County Court
ONCE being thereto required by the holders Of the
notes secured will sell At public auction, al the
Real Estate Exchange, Nos ! 101 and l. 03 Main
street, In the city Of Richmond, on MONDAY, 9th
February, at O'Clock 81, the following Three
TRACTS OF LAND, lying In Caroline county,
aud In said deeds conveyed-to wilt:
!. The FARM known rs "COLEMAN'S, with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-if ,V \, AND NJ
ONE-HALF ACRES, more or less, lying on the
Chesterfield and Burk's Bridge roads, adjoining II.
G. Peatross, +. w. Scott. and others. .
3. The FARM known us 'LOCUST GROf 4,
with the buildings and appurtenances belonging
thereto, containing 2S4 AGR ES more or less lying
on the road from Rcedy church to Dry briuge, az
Joining lands formerly owned by Colonel Boom
Brown Mrs. Yarhrougl and Jesse T. Ellyson.
8. The TRACT. known as BENDALL con-
tanning so ACRES or thereabouts, lying on inc
county road from Reedy church to Chcsterneio
post-ofice. adjoDi, the lands OF Mrs. l.. Pea-
tross and John a. Richeson, and the farm known
Us "Coleman's." D,
for cash; but 1t Is probable that arrangements VIII
be made with the consent of the parties interested
TO SILL upon the usual terms OF cash for part ana
credit for residue. Of this, announcement VIII pe
naoe ~ tn' ''N-' "a MoSESP. HANDY, Trustee.
Grt-BDS e WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. u ~
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Economy Is not in itself virtue. The
boarding OF money or of goods or the eX-
tension of estates is not in itself noble or
excellent. The saving for wise and benevo-
lent uses Is praiSewortby. 10 make suita-
BILE provision for the wants Of those natu-
rally dependent upon us is duty. To pro-
vide for the wants Of the society of which we
form parts also a duty.--Prouidence Jour
nal. -
The good people Of Louisville gave up
ward Of $50, 600 to the suffering people Of
Memphis, to say nothing Of the many thou
cover their entire contribution to their own
Starving and homeless poor. Yet it lis diff
cult to get even this sniasI amount of money
for home charity.
a strong pressure is being brought to
bear on the President to request Secretary
) Richardson's resignation. We hope it won't
prevail TIL Hit. Secretary finds another stock
Ing full Of silver coin and makes q second
attempt to resume specie payment Aem'
Phss Avalanche. s..s ,iss,z .,,.e. i.
A Hollapder recently paid $500 for ga
divorce without publicity !" in Milwaukee,
only TO discover when too iate sthat his wife
was dead. HIS frenzy or sgony ut the loss -
ct the money is described rs Simply heart
xending. ~. "
< A Philadelphia gentleman adyertises ~
soap that is destined to wipe ont the national
debt. There 10 probably some "lyeo
about II. Boston Post.
One who wishes the world to know what
lie knows about farming says that the best
way to raise strawberries Is with spoon.
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-, v,,,,,nr, on !. Dispepshe."

49, parter-I bav been praktikas a's:
,,ansic for u years and four montas, anu nuS ~
INA hav beef, munns in mi pocket u has'
Scen horn without enny stummucS:
: nov nrayed upward Of one fhousano
e,n,ss 70 he on the inside ike an osstrleh or"
travelling colporter: r,o couid
! hav seem a goose eat till they con'un nd
,,.and nm envy more, and then SET 40" s u "
On, sum, and tken lay down anu ,a rr
and then rool over and cat SUN -, ,,oior ond
hay tried living on hitei.u a I 49, a;dn,t
going barefoot for dispepshs' a'o '''' Wv
hit the spot. ,,,re establishments
-, |; way 40 timber that kouldnt GIT my
sa,f hack agiu inside CT mi BALDWIN appa'
rel. ,.,,o ,yos oct
am cxnrcssly to kure dispepsey-he was wal,
rsnied TO kure the disease in 80 days, OF XIII
ue waz warranted to trot harder than
;r.bammer. Dull wusSer on the bit, SUM
HE safer down bill than emmy other MOSS op
the futt-stool. .,: al, nv n iel,v.
.nd then sold him bride and oil Tor slNty'
eight dollars. ard got sued 0y ,he pun na
chaser, ard bad TO pay nm ~ a0 n. hnd
snm sen,s dammase, bekauze tie nosa Ih ino
The "Nimshys," a discaze HI" no'D'"7
about. zoe. nan .5o dollars
S0' tontrakted for eleven kords oV Dickors
a,d Lross grained, and az phuil o' "r'u
t,es ~ nm old cows horn, and sawed AVA.
months ON il. and the pile seemed 10 Sr'
bigger every day. ona wha
finally give away the saw, anu n na
,aod share SaZ left, to save mi lie, ana "a
Jn,yn discouraged, square victim 10 th'
everlasting dispeps ee. o,,hoo,ef
Inv I've at the sen side, and gampooiet
IN the saline flood until WEI NJ wen P'cAie'
o. a number one salt mackrei.
hav dwelt at Saratoga, ana 'aksn aux
water like nill-race, ana st'l' n1o 'iio "''
pepshec. lilo. bcforc breakfast
10. w. e.t a slice ov dri toast aud han tnt
"am. nv = nulle,'s CO, and felt all thsut ov
~ weak az u kitten that had lpSt>~
q fit. -~tiI"n wv .no w, ;.1
hay laid dnW-oIer once mlnnitt all mite
.;,,,ns-s.rg6t up in the morning like korpSe,
.-prnd there didn't nothing seem to all me emmy
where in partiklar.
bsv red whole libarys on the stimmuk
and liver, land when got thru knu CRATE
deal less what waZ the matter oy me than
when begun.
| bay drank whiskee with roots in it enuff
to carry off euny bridge or saw-mill dam in
the country.
] hay worked on 4 farm for mi yittles and
board, and dieted on fride pork and ri bred
until wsz az thin az the sermon oy clay
baptiss preacher. =,
| hay dun all ,beze things and 10 thousand
other things just as ridikIus, and bay got
The old dispepshee yet, just M natral and NJ
ihik az the pimples on four year-old goose.
If VII git good hold oy the dispcpShe,
once w kant never looZe it entirely it VIII
cum around once in while like ghost. ana
if it don't skare yu so mulch az it dld oaee,
and make yu think yu are going to dle To-
morrow, it will make yu feel Just az sorry.
WIRES. JOSH BILLINGS.
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BY Gru5f}s & WHsSams
Real Estate Agents and Au&ioncers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

EXECU TORS SALE OF a LARGE AND
IL DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, ON THE
SOIJTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, ATAUCTiON:
BY request Of the surviving executors OF Richard
a. Workman deceased. we win sell ON MONDAY,
Cd OF February, ut AZ O'Clock 2. a., upon the pre-
mises. the RESIDENCE situated rs above, lying
Adjoining the new and handsome residence Of DO
seph r. Winston, Esq.
1t has sixteen rooms, of good Size and well pitched
besides storerooms, &C.: also, q large Kitchen ana
all the modem conveniences- and VIII readily ad-
NIT OF conversion iuto two frst-class residences.
The lot fronts 65 feet BY inches, and runs back
$50 81 feet to q wide. paved alley.
Those familiar with city property viii at once re
cognize that few residences contain more thorough
large family, and scarcely any enjoy so desirable
Situation The appreciation Of which latter advnn-
tage Is shown by the very recent erection OF I've
class residences adjoining and opposite to this.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS q WILLIAMS,
+ 4, % -. .l..gf Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs = Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between .hain and Bank.

rs,RIJSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN CHES.
: TERFIELD COUNTY. NEAR mANcHES-
TER, At AUCTION.-As surviving trustee under
a deed of trust executed by W. Fl. Brauder, DR.,
and wife and w. II. Brander, Sr to the late G.
Davis and myself, dated 2Sth of November, 1S7l !.
and duly recorded In Chesterfield County; Court
ONCE being the reto required by the personalrepre-
sentative Of the creditor secured will sell at auc-
ton upon the premises. on MONDAY 9th OF Feb,
ruary, at ~ O'Clock NJ, In front OF Chesferfield
county courthouse, In Manchester THAT being
court-day) the property conveyed In said decd-to
wit: The life estate of ". II. Brander, Sr, and the
undivided molety of w. II. Brander, Jr, In re-
mainder in fee In and to TRACT OFTWo,aUN:
DRIED AND NlNETY-TWO AND a HALF
ACRES OF LAND In Chesterfield county, on the
Broad rock road, about two miles from Manchester.
This is said 10 be valuable and productive piece
Of land
TERMS: AS prescribed by deed, expenses of sale
I'm currency and IL 1878 with interest from LIST Of
december, 1873, in gold coin, cash; the residue
upon terms to BIZ directed by the grantors In said
deed and In event Of their failure TO give any Oh
rection, then upon terms to be named by me on the
day OF sale.
made by consent OF those interested on the DAY OF
sale. GEORGE N. DREWRY,
Surviving trustee.
GRuBgS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
il 1924 26,2S,30, Feb2 1862
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

rT,RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND AND
4 PERSONAL PROPERTY At P UBl;l G
AUCTION. IN CHESTERFltID COUNTY,.
On WEDNESDAY the 9TH day OF February. Si4,
ut ii O'Clock 4. NJ. on the premises, by virtue OF
decd Of trust executed 10y Thomas A. spears to the
undersigned, dated the 9Th OF April, 1872. Tor Ger :
SELL in tic manner. time. and place above mention
ed, the TRACT OF LAND owned by said Spears,
containing 465 ACRES: framed house containing
four rooms an tic usual out buildings, IN good re-
ngir. Unc-thirJ timber, d-origlnal growth OF oak
and nine Two miles from Siattoax STALLION, OH The
Richmond and Dauyille rail- Dad. ar.
Also, personal property: HORSES, FAMILIES,
ard , COWS.
TERMS For the real estate, one third cash hal-
ance at 6 and IL months for ncgoIEinle NOUS Sc
urcd by deed OF trust for III" deferred payments
For the personal property. Cash. ,.
Thomas A. Spears having gone into blnkruptry,
and William n. Alldcrdce having been appointed
assignee, icins the trustee in the above sale.
j. :. MOORE, Trustee.
WIN. Ii. ALLDGRDiCE, Assignee.
L.,
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AUCTION EALEg-ls1ses.11~
~ - T : .BYGrabss & Williams. .a,,,
ken a :, ssreet be,wecn Main and Bank

u,RusrEEs SALE OF , a YAI.l'4ndBhbEE
j FARM IN Is,x gA anaaghhMoN6 SY ZEAL EsTATTEI
MAR.E. A AZ I IN MospAY 9th OF TE ~ the
= IN! rom s. joint sass
% sc SOan s yae sppF
vii y Rao I,y a ss n one and
change; a IN strse on 9th Of
igS Hoo'ceck H., the property conveyed ny S'1A
deco, 70 w known as "Lorg Credit contaifn nm,
s4s ACaEs or lsing On g ,ne Panoa
Keedy CHURCH r ~ and bounded by the fnnds Oh
,ianoMyt Yomnx and the Duval truct. % bc for
TIE deed au tst zsSan ss WIN &c
cash. but Il Is CONSENT of the parties
terms %s4s sa'e duo
will be maze II TIC MOSES p HANDY 1ru y, an
uryIIkMS, huctloncSLg.
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ME-. BFECnERs IDEA OF LUCK, OF SIGNS,
AND OF SOME OF TIE NAGARlEs OF CON-
SCIENCE" Some people" said Mr.. Beecher
in bis last nights sermon, off they get out
OF Led on the wrong side, or sec the new
moon over the wrong shoulder, or put on
stocking wrong side out, interpret it as
sign OF something or other. When | was a
lad and went chestnuting, you couldn't have
induced me 10 crawl through the bars, be-
cause that was sign that l wouldn't get
any chestnuls. Does God sleep Oh Friday !?
Why, if j should call up all these supersti-
tious that cling to you it would make you
blush. Now, don't deny that even these
superstiions are better than cold skeptcisn'.
/ bad rather rub off the UNBEATABLE parts OF
com with my hands, as the DISCIPLES oio.
than to have no corn to rub. Dut my con-
ception is that luck means the right opera
ton Ct causes to produce GOOD enects.
That little devil that goes by the name
of Luck doesn't 60 flying about DllnE-
", dropping gold upon some Peopie
and pewter on Others" Speaking OF creams
and their significance, he said: u llhasiie
that many of the dreams to when men Ut
tach the most importance come from over
eating or oyer.drinking. / do not oeileve,
either. that mans dreams are rellectlon
of his real nature. / have broken open more
houses and stolen more money IN my dreams
than ever expect to see awake yet De-
l;cve T had rather die than steal. | have
been murderer in my dreams, and started
ND trembling out OF vain effort to llGe the
hody. NV idea is that when the upper,
higher part of your brain is asleep, the lower,
.basilar part is half awake -uureStralned-
end your dreams are report from your AMI
mai faculties. When the lower part OF your
brain is asleep, and the upper part active,
you dream such dreams that when you
awake you try to go to sleep again to finish
them. All this stuff about dreams, luck,
signs, and omens / class as out.growthS
of conscience not guided by clear percep-
tions."
This brought him to discussion of phases
nf conscience. 81 know men," he said
uwbo wouldn't shave on Sunday, but would
black their boots. Then know some who
would shave on sunday, but wouldn't black
their boots. And I know others who
,vouldn't do either on Sunday, but would
shave their 4ighbors awfully on Monday.
when I went to school boarded with DR..
Iangbein, and he was good man, for an
iciele cln be good. l would hook it!d0Wu
his back stairs, 60 off hunting, and recite my
lesson from slip in my hat. Now the bread
that was left over at the communion service
In church was sent over for DR.. Langbein's
table. and, while ] could deceive him, as
have told, couldn't cat morsel OF that
bread because it had been used as holy
SYMBOL" He considered the precepts Of the
bible an exact and reliable guide for con-
science, although, as he said, g there wasn't
one Of the patriarchs who didn't live:such s
life as in these days would put him in the
penitentiary."-Ne,o York Sun.
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Nv Grubbs & Williams,
ny JJEUUU3 u " IIIIIHIof
Auctiouccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
v VALUABLE Property kN0WN AS
= BRhDFORD'S HOTEL SlTnAIt,n,, TELL, ~ 4, HE
CITY OF RICHMOND, on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF FRANKLiN STREET BhTWEEN WALL
STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY, AT AUG
TION-In part execution of decree OF the Cn IN
Soycmhcr 1871 in the case Of Millss executor Us.
Glazebrook and als., the rnderslgned Ia special
commissioner thereby appointed, VIII sell At auc-
ton upon the premises, on MqN Pa the "a day
Situated rs above which was solo by the late Nicho
las Mills to Thomas Brao ford having front OF 20
feet on Franklin street, and running back to To-
blcco alley, on which 1t fronts 81 feet inches.
This prt party Is improved In front by compare
lively new and handsome fhur-stOrled brick build
ing No. 1896. formerly used as saloon ana hotei,
and with several brick and frame Buildings IN the
rear. % 49,
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay the costs OF the
suit and the expenses Of the sale; the residue In
three equal annual instruments at one, TWO, ano
three wears for bonds bearing Interest. and the utle
TO be retained BY the court until the bonds are paid
A plat Of the property Wi be shown &C me time
Of the sale. JOHN A. mEhEDltn,
special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ia y
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1910 Main street.

A NNIE E. JENNINGS In the Circuit
IA John &c se'J Jennings, ) Of Henrieo.
In pursuance of a decree entered In this cause
in front of the courthouse OF Henrlco county, on
MONDAY, "a day of February, 1874. at IL NJ,
that very desirable TRACT OF LAND: In the
as the "JENNiNGS" TRACT. between five
and six miles from the city Of Richmond, con-
tninInr S6 ACRES, adjoining the land recently
owned by Dr. j. r. Garnctf. The land lies well,
and about two-thrds of 1t is arabic; the rest has
grown up with small oak and pine wood.
TERMS: One-thrd in cash ; the balance In Two
equal instalments ut and u months; the title TO
be retained until the whole purchase money Is pau
"to wv +. NJ. CONNER.
hoy Special commissioner.
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EgsuRANCE COMPANIES.

n N, WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
L. STRANGE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, Va. representing The
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Clnctn.
natl Oh'o-assets over g., 900 ,000i
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, Of New York-assets over $500: 600;
.LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of iLynchburg, Va.-assets over
VyASTTEfHSSTIG3 INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BrookITu N. Y.-asseB over SO 100000;
: UNION FIRE INSURANCE ECOMPAE \, OF
Baltimore Md.-assets over $500, DOC.
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, 81 OQ,.
GEO. Losses eauitabiy adjusted and promptly paid
at this agency. Applications solicited, and smme.
dale attention given thereto. .oc IL
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

- JAMES D. FIcKLEN, WARRENS. FIckLEN. 7
late OF Buckingham, Va. late OF banville, Va.
II B. FICKLEN & Co.. GENERAL
u /. COMMISSION MERCHANTS In! FLOUR.
GRAIN, TOBACCO, and other Virginia and West.
ern Products, Cary street between Twelfth aud
Thirleentl, Richmond, Va. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank of Virginia; %.
j. uar1sook, Esq; Judge 3. H.sWeflford, Rich
inond, va; Hon. james e. Remper, Governor Of
Virginia; Hor. X. e. Withers, Lientenant.G Gov
eruor Of Yirdnja; Colonel T.. W. M. Holiday,
Winchester,Va. w. A. Stuart. Esq, Saltyilles Va;
George 81. Ruckcr, ESD, LyEchbufgIfFa-; ID.
Irving, Esq, Frrmytlic, Va; Johnston G CheeS,,
Bankers OafiYtlle, Va 80 go "a EE.tm :.
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nv Grubbs Williams,
AucHoneers and Real Estate Aeens' ,.
Eleventh street between Main ano BALM
TRICK DWELLING NO: BID ON OM TnsN
RRoAD And i sT 1a1sTfs a. 80 oeosS
fioN6n n1sS }e prsnises lie pMGLL
r T e Ts Allen rent Of o 1890 w M
a; nn9y small l. rooms oos and kitchen
5ePaSe eee rooms gas, water and culvert c0nhee
tion. o,,,,1 q n foot with an alley IL Iee'
wide on Its IS PLEASANT e tho
market, churches, and the business qua -
city. ,,,or,I aay $500 cash balance III
semi-annmi instruments Of sSop naSabe scmi-an-
est at eight per esc sens By S trust deed nor
n" This is an unusual oPporsT@nnE5yn eq
Vhop AuctioncerS.
Sa
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~ It is lucky for Chief.Justice Waite thai INT
Senate promptly confirmed him, for nae
there been any delay it would have peel
published to the world that be was Que w. VI
the Bender murderers or somebody eq'''"S
as bad.
The average man does NOT, even III tni.
advanced age, usually see the point OF III!
droll allusion. Nothing short OF !oie
about his neck will suffice to drag MN lnto
the proper realization of choke.-oS' Ao"'S
Journal.
A Chicago paper announces that a mao.
dog hit cow on the tail in that city the
other dav. and it died. This was unfortu-
mare for the tail, to say the least.
A hand-organ has just been dug up at
Pomncii. showing that the ancients knew
how to appreciate burdy-surdy as well as
the present g neratlon.
Fashions in stationery have decided on a
return to the long, in place of the square, IN
the form of envelopes, notes, ana letlerS'
Cards remain with little change.
Butchers are low sending TENDERNESS TO
their customers who have failed 10 setie
their accounts.
Tuppcr has lately received pension.
Some people regret that he has not always
been q pen-shunner.
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1914. ~ TO 1"H 1871
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
By GoddIn, Warren & Co.,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT AT PUBLIC AUUTION.-By virtue OF
q deed of trust, executed by ,ary Ellen Hunt to
subscribers as trustees dated 14th day OF April,
Court office, Deed-Hook. 80 Is, page ESQ, we will
proceed to sell, upon the premises; on TUESDAY
The Sd day Of February, at 8 O'Clock T. NJ. the
FRAME DWELLING, with brick basement on
the west side Of Eleventh bteween Leigh and Jack
son streets, containing six rooms and kitchen. Lot
so by s feet 10 an alley IL feet wide.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash residue IN three and
six months with interest added, and secured by
trnsr deed WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
STEPHEN HUNTER,
Z. w. GkUBBS.
IN 3O-tds lTuS'eeS'
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.1,sTroH eAIEs--This Dsy.
BY Cook 3 Laugnton. A ueoon eels
,x,,,ner or Governor ana Frsnklin streets. .

VENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE 3S1a
VI HOLD FURNITURE. &c, , &C. CO Al Al, eli a
TIoN..THIs DAY ...ssoat ~ an OF FURNITURE
esilgisting OF
MaRp1EToP CABINETS anu "Aoh'
Ty NaTmTR-BEDs. LOUNGES. a
q AIR and sHuck MATTRESSES, r,,,s
aXH All soFAs and - P "A a. oAAi"''
E tn ~ NJ. ,na aCT DfyI NG-TABLEss
WAsHsTAyDs. CHAIRS. ROCKERS
sInpRotRDs. TiN-SAFEs.
GonKISC; and HEAT1NG-sToyES,
S,o StHEsT CAnPkSTERs' Tools,
an invoice Of Boon S, SHOES, SHhTsnr GSGrON,
Aurtioncers.
80
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T7TE coNTRAcT hers!o,'s s.s,s ssIsiIss1
svssasas E s ps,ss, saa
Company aug he I'd were OPERATED sS ,:ie Rea.s.,
he txle ei s The Btehmend ssa s7S. ~, y
Mss sdssoissd On he slss p xsas slsils
sl,za consent All pess1aas siaan Rouie VIZ. 81
ssns mem y tie nder.tgnssds iies i TTea'a
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RYcMHoND, January 1taoT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-30
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE BRICK
II STORE AND RESIDENCE NO. 151S EAST
DAY, Cd February, ut O'Clock P. NJ, we Will sell,
unon the premises, the property above referred to-
the purchaser.
TERMS At sale.
BY request OF the executors Oh the late Il. =.
WOrtha,n, deceased.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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