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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-09
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conduct an geney for the reception o. advertise
ments Cor american NEwSPAPERs-ih. most ,Jni-
plete estabi ihment of & Kind ia the WOlli. six
thousand NEwSPs PERS are Kept regularly on Gle.
open to inspection by customers. Every AGveK-
tisesncnt is taken at the home price uf the paper
without any additional charge or commission
An advertiser in dealing " II the Agency. IL
saved trouble and CORES JOndence, mdEug ono
contract instead of a dozen, u hundred or IN 'U-
sand. BOOK of eighty pages, containing lists
of best papers lar seSt circulItOnS rel giOLs az
ricutural class, political. daily and country pa
pers and all publications which are specially val
liable to advertisers. with some information abOCt'
prices, is sent FREE to any address on applics-
tiOn. Persons at = distance wishing to make eJu-
tracts for advertising in any city town, county,
State or Territory OF the United states. any
portion of the Dominion of CanadI. may send
concise statement of what they wSnt tOgeChs
with copy OF the Advertisement they GcSI,
inserted. and will receive infOrmaaiOn by rcturst
mail which will enable them TO decide whether u
increase or reduce the order. For such inf1una-
ton there is no charge. Orders are taken for
single p: p well as for list: for single =
lar as readily as for large sum. Offices CTilnvs
Building,)
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-09

I@ Prof. Dickinson's school
is soon to open. Sickness in
his family called him to Giles
county few days ago, but he
will probably return in time to
prepare his announcement for
the next OBSERVER. Prof. D.
is one of the most popular
teachers that Fayetteville has
ever had, because one of the
best, and under favorable cir
cumstances, will always COM
mand a full school.
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Al Park ROW,N. 7.

GIDSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING -
How either sex NAV faSCinatc ami gain tho
love and affections of any person they choose. IN
st lntly. This simple mental acquilcment all
VI lrriagc Guide. Egyptian Oracle Dreams Hint.
T. Ladies'. A queer book. 500 eco Soll. Address
T. WILLIAM 4 Co, Publishers, Phila iel Jhia-
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- make $50 per months seiIiag the new str
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W tn its Histories. Aids and Dictionary Best an
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RzF- Advertisements are inserted liz tils VI
Ter ~ 0h.eh .h,- AZ BANDED in.
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Ne,C advertisements.
$40 RE WsqRD.

I OST, large Gold Ring enclosed in a
IL gutta percha box together with fine
Gold Pen attached to card directed to II i.
X. Bryson. The finder will please leave it
at this Office. J. r. ANDERSON.
July 9th, 1874
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NeaO advertisements.
KENIucKY UNIVERSITY

Ashland, the home OF HENRY CLAY, AMI CT
TrAnsylvania University, the sites of the several
Colleges. Six Colleges in operation. with Their
separate Fscult o.. 30 Pro ssorS and Ins ruct1rS,
with an average of more than 500 students each
session since the war. Fees very low Cool
boartiing from = TO s. per week. Sessions begin
Second Monday in Sep enber. For c; tai CUES OF
other information address. enclosing STAN.
J. b. BOWMAN. Regent, Ky. L., LexiHgtJn, f..
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Marriages.

NJ
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
ollowing parties since our last
WHITE.
Richard Hall and Mrs. Mary A. Clark.
COLONEL.
Alex. Patterson and Violet Douthat.
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County Court.

More magistrates were in at
tendance, than during many pre-
vious sessions.
The Tax-Collector's report
was received.
The following accounts were
presented and allowed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-09

FHiCI ICtlIIC, IENiV,
EMBRACING daintieS, delicacies and
IL substantials, calculated to please eth
er the fastidous or non-faStidiOus pa axe.
We have on hand fresh crackers, dried be;f.
choice w. r. and English dairy cheese
golden figs, Qarge and fresh lemons, pine
apples, bananas. In the way of
FEGII0N0RIFS
we offer fresh and very superior assort-
ment of plain and fancy candies, ginger
snaps. brandy cakes, jelly cakes, Malaga
raisins, cream nuts, almonds, pecans and
flberts. Housekeepers should examine our
stock Of
ES,
includin. peach, raspber V, lemon, pine ap-
pie, grape, orange, currant and crab-appie,
all of which are fine and delicious. Cher
kin. chow-chow and cucumber pickles;
Halford, Leicester and celery sauces; canned
salmon, tomatoes sugar corn, peaches and
oysters; gunpowder, imperial and Japan
teas. Other delicacirs too numerous 10
specify. Weare constantly receiving by
Express,
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TRUSTEE.
EG- We are authorized to announce DR..
G.. w. Blake, OF Fayetteville, q candi-
date for Trustee Of Lincoln county.
B6s- We are authorized to announce Mr..
HI. G.. Street, of the 25th district can
didate for Trustee of Lincoln county.
~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
VIM. III. CashiOn, Of tho 7th district, .
candidate for Trustee OF Lincoln county.
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p.,..,o,d D;natch

N, ,hs na.or Of the Richmond D'spa.cN:
Mar Sir.-Ths following besutltM pos ,ns
-r;,,en by q. X. ervey, am ,na esa :: she
s;rst published about the year !oso "a ead
psnnv Haodstar. It Is now Iepu s,,aton
rom memory, as reci.ed os the 'aie I p
W, Taxewell:
,,,,, ,hou ar, gone to the home Of the oies''
.rh.u why should my eous DC 30 saa ones rest,
1knox shcu ar. gene oo Tne pp an: and is sad
where love hath put OF 10 the ~ , iasa Oh ~
y,es s Sa, on the bosom OF bliss /
vherc thy forehead Is sArr
With the beauty shat dwell Ir un Cannot nc MARIA
Where the lisht, S OF snyncd back from Its goal.
NOT III. Bon nxstdrnnk oil the Le.ace .r~s
naqhrorgh land where tncS 40 .,n n"S ...
I'LL; enssis over memory oniy rePose' ..ag
md takes from 1t emily resre'.
,.--,x.v a rsll,ns, wherever It be,
AZ hcueyc thou hast visions OF mine. no
AM love that made all tihnRsa music 10 me-
have not yet iearn@o 10 res'Sn. @..
= never look up with vow 10 tne say
Bus light ike Thy beauty Is there lssns reply
And hear low snurmnr NY w., -
When pour out my spirit In psaJeI'
rscs. eyes must be dark that so long aa'e 'ee"
Ere again they may gaze opour 49, AMI thy home
7sut my heart hath r, veailna1 oi 'neS ~'
In many 10. en- and agn' ,d on the sea
Or Alone on the desoiate NIL, -, ,bce
S.xe ever a presence that wM spefs o. >nSe'
Xna INV spirit Hes down and IL gill
u.e a monrner thatsits by tomb,
am vrappd in mantle OF sa cei, II not gloom
Yet the grief OF my bosom -oHe eau ~ "0'
Is not the black grief Of q, stalr Nv night.
~ sorrow revealed, as the stars are ny h'Snn
Esr OF n bright vision appears: nth,
And hone, like the rainbow, a being OF hs"'' r
Is horn like the raiu bow In tears.
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49, BIZ hin . Goddin.
81 Resi Estate Auctcneers ana Asen"'
- xo. 11Os Main street, re sl.s'

r AgGE AND VERY ATTRACTirvrEG
a az sALEEs III LOTS IN TUE CITY OF d RiSa Of
noSD. At AV sy pbp Z! Johnsos 70 Franz D
HI! snd ,tLn.,oned. We. me underaensd Ell ON ON
WEDNESDAY the lssh aaa 81 o 1erf; Tor sale at
The premises at , S'e0e cert.,n BUILDiNG LOTS
pnnnH IN the said deed, plat being re 2ban
w IN. said deed In the clerks ONCE o. t The cor
cerv Court Of the said city, and Comprising
ner OF Iens, TIaJ Leigh, ii. n Tenth E Eie
iots on Tnafsh Thirteenth, Fourteenth, anu
tesn Ia aa brings into market larger apa aen OF
Inis SAT- st ~ cty real estate than mas oe,
Sered before for number OF saes TO provide
opportunity for pers se Guiding ou n sites seldom
ever mG nronertY Win be sold on terms tv it the
tractiye placing the purcas,gL Hose seeking attract
reach Of The n 1ots De suited veil examine
I've a AMI Desiring to purchase VIII The auction
the nronery before the DAY % the property ac-
YIN take m pea noT in their ose W. Philip T.
IN persons having Claims isste General Edward
Johnson his broIse1 r to present them TO Frank
9ohns So9ore the day OF sale that
IJ.E he made to settle them. at six, twelve,
TERMS, :sn months. With six per cent. in'efe'
added. 80 EEhh1WsoN NUNAtIh;YY,,t ees
,,oo :, nr,or decd will unite with F ,5n1s
HtlI and Lawson Nunnally in said
advertised sale by requeiE N CONFER Trustee
at Sale conducted by HILL & GoDDiS' . 0'' $500
! PosTPoNENENT. ~.
The above sale e posponped On a S1p 1sth At
ss5;o ssa g to Hill s%SRik
1 6-td6
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 Bs0LUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL
n SALE OF THE LARGE AND NJ, E LE An
F FGEv E6Ts E apJ5INfSs sITgAHEp ShS
NORTHEAsT CORNER OF THIRD AND AND G a &
STREETS At A sTYsM kAH hsssi HHH h K
FERRED 70 BFL0W.-By request Of M.. s. q
Tardy we wiz sell at auction, on the premises On
MoSpAY ne IN day OF Me II sa3Ired red.
dence, situated IS above. II is OF orlck, coaefea
With masltc sne contains thirteen rooms, sfsldes
store-roons and eloses: Tn asbstands ts
nrincipaI chambers; kitchen. with five rooms, for
serIants: laundry with stationary fixtures; gas
hrosghout the p5smse shd al 0e zoe mNSe s no
q hostlers room, has space Tor TWO carriages and
The buildings have been remoddled aud reno
5ated within the past few years, and low In per-
feet order.
IT would be impossible IN IN advertisement 10
convey an adequate Idea OF the elegance and COM
pleteness OF TIL. property in every respect 1t is
enough to say that II combines the most admirable
ARRANGEMENTS with the most beautiful and thorough
Hnlsh In every detail, and the highest possible de-
gree Of convenience and comfortable accommoda-
The situation Is one Of the most beautiful and
convenient in the city, aud as Il stands this proper
ty is not e1ceed by any other in all that constl-
Persons wishing to examine the premises before
the day OF sale are requested to call upon us.
The property will tie sold as whole or sub-divi-
ded according TO plan to be seen ut our office.
On the day following The sale of the real estate
the FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE In the house, en-
bracnga most handsome and valuable variety, will
be sold by t. W. heesee, the well-known auction
Ger, ~ description Of which will appear In future
the property.
TRIMS: Accommodating, and made known a.
time of SALE GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
an 14-15I7,1s,21,2 30, Sthend
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KS,1IKs, STATIONERY. DC.

DORINsON'S PRACTICE,
VOLUMES s, &, AND q
II ,ress and to be published within few months
TIIH PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
x,r. coIIRTs cpJusTICE IN ENGLAND AMI
THE UNITED STATES.
nv CONWAY Robinson. Vol. Z. The sut1ccts en-
Traced in This volume are treated OF un0er Tic Aos
lowing titles:
l. Plea OF Res Judcata.
q plea OF Submission and Award; Relcasei ~ ~
cord and Satisfaction; SUSPENSION o, ~ .r.
Remedy, and for preventing clrcultS - az
n Other Pleas Applicable to Action, whethe r , on
contracts or for ~rongS-to WIZ: fIca y, -, -
fancy insanity. or intuxlcaiion' pea sesSit Is
nm against plaintiff title OF MS aSsSHe, aa
Bankruptcy, insolvency, or otne rm p 'h"
that action by Two more Is barred oy t, a
nnssnt of one of them and plea OF payment
intn cnuri: also, Of bringing into court specl-
& c.ncraI Rules as to Replications.
& Replicauons in Actions on Cohtincts'
- Enpications in Actions for w rougs.
s. Repcations In sections whether on Cohesac's
or for ronss. .,-.,,, e.
m. Reioinder and Pleading thereupon to Issue:
vols 8, 6, and constitute independently t the
preyious voumes) > treatise complete, Demenea "
Se more complete than anv other yet Puohs neo on on
eitber dde OF the Atlantic, as TO The Grounos ana
form of Defence In Personal Acuohs' ~i"1 ''''
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-18
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
MOND AND ADJOINING THERETO, Al
AUCTION.-In execution Of the last will and ties
lament Of she late William Rutherfsord, deceased
Chancery Court Of Richmond. will sell at auc.
ton, upon the premises respectively, In the order
named below, the following REAL ESTATE-to
wit:
On MONDAY, Goth April, at Az o'clock P. n,
the late RESIDENCE of the decedenr, situated ut
the southwest corner OF Grace and Foushes
NTH the improvements and appnrtenances fheFsfo
belonging; the same being y handsome BRlCh
BUILDING, with ten rooms sesides closets ana
modern conreniences, also kitchen. and out-butld-
ines -, ,,s. In =.
about 7Ox155 feet to an alley After which will
be sold those beautiful BUILDING LOTS ad3oin.
Ing the residence on the vest fronting together 20
ferred 10.
This Is an admirable opportunity for any per-
SON wishing TO purchase = really desirable resi-
dence eligible building lots ut one OF the best
points. on one Of the pest streets in the city.
On TUESDAY, 2lst April, at s o'clock P. H.,
the large BRICK MANSION, erected by the late DR..
the north side OF Ross street, between Thirteenth
for iovernorl and fourteenth streets. This DWELL
ing IL OF the most substantial construct on, con-
tains every arrangement for the comfort OF large
The convenience Of persons in business In the active
portions Of the city should attract their earnest
On WEDNESDAY. 22d April, at 5 o'clock p.
n, NINE ACRES OF LAND on the stony Run
road, near Hardin's shop presenting large amount
of frontage, which may be by proper management
turned Into building lots TO be sold by the front
foot.
THE TERAs are Yery liberal-to wit: One-fourth
cash; balance at six, Twelve, aud eighteen months
for negotiable notes, with SIX per cent interest add
50 Executor of William Ratherfoord, deceased.
GRCBBS 81 WILLIAMS, AuctiOnetrs. Q
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nv w. Goddfn,
ByW. Goddfn, .-, 49,.
Anctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
.orncr Of Eleventh and Bank streets

r1RsT.CLAss, VERY ATTRACTIVE,
H. IND ADMIRABLY WELL LOCATED, K RIs
SInENCE ON THE EAST SIDE OF Coy Ell.
SnI STREET, OPPOSITE THIS COY Ehaoh ~
MtEsIOE, FOR SALE AT AUCIlON;IAi,t inc
rennest Of Mrs William B. Myers, | sbal sen as
anSction. on the premises, on TUESDAY tne c on
NAV 1874, at O'Clock 2. H., her desirable kEsl-
DESCE located as above. 1t ID SO wen ano laxor
ahIv known that minute description is aeemea
nnIecessa rJ, but for the benefit OF those VINO may
not have seen the property 1t may mol oe a a 10
remark that the lot has front OF seventy 1eet ana
n depth of about one hundred ana sixty Ieet 70 .
wide alley The dwelling is built In the pest man,
ner with all the usual modern conVeniences, ana
IL Justly regarded No. residence In every re-
spect In the basement there Is comforta6ie once
and two or three other rooms, and superSa ars,
mace which heats the whole premises. On LUG lrs'
floor there are two parlors Large alntnSIifeeon.'
paniry store-room and library on the secono nool'
four chambers and In the attic there are sno I1os'
The whole premises are well Lighted snu ~
The servants apartments are spaciousiy anu CYL tH
yeniently arranged. Taking Into t tie
location Of the property, being in 'front.' or tue 1Gv
ernors mansion and public square witnin I'VE MN "
ntns, nak of churches Of all denominations and OF
the usual places OF business Is seldom Lhas so ue
sirable q residence Is offered for SALE . .
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance AZ one, t%o,
three. four, i've years for longer), Tor negouIDie
notes bearing eight per cent Interest secured Dy
deed Of trust W: SoDOiN' ho1'oAS''
an 1S0auiMayl 81 ,2,4,5 -
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RICHMOND, FRRD,G Il POTOMAC r. X. CO.,)
Gas,I TICKET q FREIGHT Agents OFFICE, I
RICHMOND. October 18th, 1872
CCHEDJJLE OF TRAINS.
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.r7r,rrsev EArEg-Future Icy
By Wellington S s,e.s,as.ss,.
! 4 Atiotioneer and Real Essa1 1850 go
80, f EIeyenth sud Bank stree~.

:, 1tI17 I'm, IL AUCTION OF. Hb ba PsE9
- BR IH tUREs ATTACHED, .Tp ~ y Pc E;iGH-
EESRS8hHP TES HEha6XE BSfEptkS LaTss r ~
liz pr.l An tjF HOAK GROHx pTEKs OF A
BK BIZ y sT OF RICHMOND. .nei,on. on the
NILE ,sje Van he sold at PUBLIC III s74, COM
req. IN MONDAY the PIN ta hrlck dwelling
premises NJ o'clock r. h Inc ne pnor1,ccs; be-
meiicing seven rooms front aud rear ppae wooden
contains ore "a detached from IL Te land at
building g the Is aee few fruit
tachea eo, y, ohIesNand there Is on tne p1eo -
trecs ana as " ale Of the dwelling, two the road
Are, s ,r SrTss ON the opposite sue VI slan
TENE Ell and nIl OF the LOTS III sui ,io ~ the
WIN De of which front on eaeT ~ Stores OF
New Bridge road snd Attention ar OF seek
dwe Ia called to tins ss1aeions
ing sn this property offers peculiar Iii he nro
behe' ,ss sale suitable refreshments VIII w
vided :, ,,,x under $500, one-thlrd CASH
Ihna Of four and eight months over ra anu
balance nGu. onc-third cash. 6aiance ~ aTu
unaer ND Twelve months; over " wv, hs
eghth aIancs az si1, twelve, and eghecn NO aadad
ach case for negotiable notes, lnleIssh
.acnred by Il trust deed. '.sf W. Uctionner
m g. 2O,22, 2z,Zo6Z1 . 4-S--
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. HEAL Z! ESTATE EXCHANGE,
10. '11o3 NAN STREET.
SALES EVERY NoypIY Ar 70 CO.,
AUCTION sALEs-Sn,ure n. =

At RIcAhoND REL ESTATE ExcH1 ," -;
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By James II. Taylor & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. FARM IN THE COUNTfoF HENRIG9; on
ABOVE The CITY OF RICHM ON C9 On NsS
ING 754 ACRES OF LAMB, MORE OK LESS,
REISG IMMEDIATELY ON THE RIVER
ROAD. AND ADJOINING TIE LANDS LATE II :
LY OWNED BI WILLIAM A. DEITRICk AND
OTHERS. AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of adeed Of
trust executed December 7tb, 1870. by Samuel Cot
trei Jr, aud wife and others to the subscriber duly
recorded In the clerks office of Henrtco County
Court in D. B. IS page $40, to secure the payment
of certain bond therein mt ntioned for S4,72s1o,
default having been made In tae payment OF SAID
bond. and at The request OF the beneficiary under
said deed will proceed to sell at public auction,
In front Of Henrsco county court-house, on MON
DAY the 4th day Of May, 1874, at IL O'Clock b.,
that being court-day, that valuable FARM as above
located and conveyed BY said deed OF trust, con-
1ning 754 Of land, more or less with all the
improvements thereon, consisting OF a large brick
clearinghouse and all necessary ont-bulldingS
This sale will be made subject TO the dover OF
Mrs. Allen Deaten{ sYh0 Is now over eighty Yeas
old) 10 au undivided moety OF the above described
real estate.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and secured by deed OF trust
JOHN D. STEGER, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son, Auctonaars.
1851 ,23 ,25. &c. 30&dtdSl0t
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By j. w. Bronaugh, Jr,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
ONCE on Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester Va E.

A NICE LITTLE FARM ON THE
n FALLING CREEK PIKE, ABOUT THREE
NILES FROM MANCHESTEk, FOR SALE AT
AuCTlON.-To satisfy certain notes given for The
deferred payments on the purchase OF the above
mentioned land, sold by Edward vickers, through
his agent to Watson Lewis, at former auction
sale. the terms Of which sale were one-fourfh CASH
the balance In equal instruments 1t one, two, and
three years, with six per cent interest ADDED, the
title 10 be retained until The purchase money WAS
fully paid and the rst OF the said notes being past
due and sill unpaid therefore, at the request OF the
said &c ward Sickers, will sSi At auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the Esd day OF April.
1874, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
land, being nine and quarter acres more or less.
The land Is quite good, aud would make most ex-
the well-known one Of Mr.. Schuttss.
There Is small house on the premises.
TERMS: Cash as to &63. "a and expenses Of sale;
$S4 Oh the 26th Of October, 1874; $3.50 on the
26th OF October, 1878, and the balance on such
terms as will be made known ON the day Of sale.
]. w. BRONAUGH, iR.,
ap ll-Tu, Th&Stds Auc:toneeI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-18
BY Hill i Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers, HOS Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME Dwell
Il LING, No. 9l2, ON THE WEST SIDE OF
SIXTH STREET, NEAR JACKSON, AT AUG
TION-By virtue OF a deed Of trus. executed to
me, dated Sul November, l 57, and duly recorded
city, shall proceed to SELL on the premises, WE D.
NESDAY the 22d instant, at ~ O'Clock z. n. the
FRAME DWELLING, with four rooms. stable,
&C.. situated as above. The lot fronts 80 feet and
runs back ! &c feet to a ! foot alley.
TERMS: Ope-third cash; balance In SIX and
twelve months, with six per cent interest, and Sc
cured by q trust deed.
ap IL W. GODDlN, trustee.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.

THE NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
4 FRAMED DWELLING No. sos TWENTY
FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN N AND o
STREETS, AND TWO HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
tant State, we will sell at auction upon the premi.
ses, on THURSDAY, Esd April, at Az O'Clock r.
described, now in the occupancy OF Major G, +.
Snodgrass. containHgsi1 mafn rooms, besides three
smaller ones. There Is also unfinish ed basement
rooms; also, kitchen with three rooms, carriage
house, &C., &c. Lot So by 1875 feet to an alley IA
feet wide.
Immediately after the sale OF the house we viii
sell the TWO VACANT LOTS adjoining, each SO
by 20 feet, With handsome shade trees along their
front.
TERMS: Accommodating, and will be announced
at time OF sale. GRUBRS d WILLIAMS,
ap 16-l7,1S,21td Auctioueers
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-" q, &. g. Davis, AucHoaeer. n.4s
.S1nMMIssIONER'Sp sAIE OP hEA

:S.nmM1ssfoNER,s.a SALE OF HEAL
{ igHMsTmatTEATA UCTfoN.- virtue Of sIdss
Sh = Gaas q ses
Risnmog1 liz IN The 9th day Of July, 1879 the nm
kslssy q Ne ssecisl Commissioner therein named
1Si,i nfssr Tor sale a. auction, ON THURSDhx me
2s 1 q A }ba ioIIorfns REAL EsTATE-to Mt, go
eet a. land. more or less, fronting ON the west side
alley IT, this 9 sRaaE s1g TESE
ssfaMrs ffereS also, go feet OF vacant ground
aaioinfnes The above. on which there Is large
amount OF good mouldsrs' sand. !
Trnns: 6ne-fourth cash; residue In equal 1netai.
uents mt SIX and twelve months, Interest ADDED at
siI per cent, and title retained Until the whoe Or
the purchase money is paid ana conveyance oi-
Fect ''Vs " 'ns - EDWARD Y. CANNON
ss 4, Comm tssioner.
S1ie S'~ !, -. So q ap Il. :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-18
BY n. NJ Lee, Auctioaeer,
No. 1914 Main street.

VALUABLE BR1C Ed. DWE sIdI aE
FRANRLIS BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH S TR ETs, At AUCTlOM Only
on the premises, on MONDAY, Goth April 1874,
ut Ak O'Clock P. n, the property above Described.
The house contains six rooms besides klchcn, ser
van,s, rooms &c with gas and water on the prem
Uses. The house is so constructed as to be easily
converted into store II desired.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance on a credit OF
.ir and twelve onlhs for negotiable notes, Inter
EST added and secured by trust deed on the property
or lids n "a. EE, Auctloreer.