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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-06-13
Walter A. Woods Moving Machines
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1874.
MANUFACTURED AT HOOSIC FALLS NY.

These celebrated Machines for twenty
stood the tend taken the all competitors bo
foreign countries There nearly Two Hundred Thousand
Twenty Thousand ba and sold in 1873 ye been largely a
proved the three Frames all and piece Sickle bar
inches and drops inches below Bearings all the best
composition Brass and easily ceapy repaired feature not found Ia
machine Wheee under the and draws from the
essenng the draft fully quarter. This celebrated
will be offered to the Farmers of Northern New Hampshire and
reasonable Terms other ftclass
machine will he constantly hand quantity Of
including Knives In fact intend keep
machines though would advise Farmers TO look
repairs wanted and get them before
Hayng. All communications promptly answered
G. A. GOODRICH, Agent
Lancaster, June 9Th, 1874 Successor to C. O. Brooks
Also following Agents appointed Coos Co. F. T. Cov
COlebook F. Thompson Stark Dexter Hamin, Milan Corner
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-06-13
Manhood:

also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS. Undue
cd by selfindulgcnce or sexual extravaganza.
Price in n sealed envelop only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years success sful practice, that the alarming
consequence IF self.abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application OF the knife;
pointing out a m ode of cure at once sim pie,
certain and efrcctual, by meansiof which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically.
This lecture should be In the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal in n plain envelope, to any
address, posi- paid, on, receipt OF six cents, or
two post stamps
Chas. j. G. Kline g. Co.,
Bowory, New York Post ONCE Bon, 4666.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.
(iuildllall.
Probate Court.

HoN. WIN. II. HARrsHoRN, Ju lge.
CHAs. i. Benton, ESQ. Register,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-06-13

John moody IIillard, one of the
most prominent business men of
Canaan, died, Sunday, Of dipthcria.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-06-13
Stark Water.

Last Sabbath was broken at this
place in very unsatisfactory man.
ncr, to one Of the breakfasts. at least
the same being German pack ped
lar who was very anxious to bet with
some one that they could not carry
his pack, weighing 100 lbs, three
miles on the r. r. ties without taking
it off their back, stopping, or touch
ing it with their hand to shift the POI
sition of the straps. Finally, after u
considerable amount of blufling on
the part Of the pedlar, one Mat Griffin
undertook and accomplished the feat
in 90 minutes, the bet being 500 to
S. and the money deposited; and
now that vender of suudries is looking
very anxiously for 500 in stamps
which he had but has not. The mos
singular feature Of the transaction, i
hat they were both sober.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-06-13
Jefferson.

JCuCl SVhs
MASONIC FUNERAL.-George Wood
ward well known,and highly esteem
citizen Of Jefferson died on Saturday
morning, the 9th inst, Of consumption,
at the age of 40 years. Mr.. W. had
been in declining health for months
but the final change came uneXpect-
edIy. In the bereavement of the wild
o" and family, a large body offriends
sympathize. 1t was the desire OF the
who was 4 brother Of the
ancient Masonic Lodge at Lancaster,
to be buried with the impressive Ger
emonies of the order, and tie funeral
which occurred on Sunday, tue 7th,
under the management of North Star
Lodge, was of the most solemn charac-
ter. The day was favorable and the
attendance very large. The entire
arrangements were under the imme-
date direction of Hon. Nathan r.
Perkins, and were successfully carried
out. The church was thronged will
people, who listened to an appropri
ate and beautiful religious service
conducted by the Rev. Charles Fowl
er. At its close, North Star Lodge
received the remains Of its deceased
initiate and to the solemn tones OF
Pleyel's Hymn, by the Lancaster cor
net Band, bore it tcnderly to its fna
resting place, where it was deposited
with the simple and beautiful rites o
the Craft. After escorting the rela
tves to the residence of the widoN
the line was dismissed-th ceremo
MES throughout, being largely attend
ed and without incident to detrac
from the solemnity of the occasion.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-06-13
Good Day and Good Track.
JULY 4TH.
$500 IN PURSES I

To be trotcd for at bic COOS, RIDING PARK
Lancaster, \. II.
The management offer rs follows, racing
to commence ut IL II. H.
lst. Purse of Sz5-to AL horses never beat.
ing minutes; $40 to first, $kU to second, SIS
to third.
Cd. Purse of $l0A-for horses never beating
2 As; 20 to first, 50 to second, SIS to third.
81. Purse Of $12j-open to all horses, $3.50
to first. so to- second, so, To- thiptt.
All races to, be mile heats, best 8 in 5. Three
or more to, CldU4 taCO or more to start.
To be trottcd under thc National rules bar.
ring rule :, weight and distance. No distance
except for foul driving
All entries must be made to the Secretary
L. r. Kent Mt his place of business on or be.
IL fee of ~ per cent. Of the purses to be trotted
tor.
THE LANCASTER CORNET BAND
will he in attendance.
Half fare on tie b. e.. s. NJ Railroad, and
reduced fares on the Grand Trunk.
Meals furnished at the Hotels at reasonable
| prices.
Good Trotthng may be expected.
! RATES OF ADHESION.
Az day so cents; children, half price; CARR.
| ages tree.
COL. p. II. CORNING, Chief Marshal.
| Assisted by JNO. IL. LOCKE AND II. F.
WHITCOMB.
! VIM. d. WEEKS, President.
EDWARD r. KENT, Secretary.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-06-13
lOOd: How Lost, How
Restored.

just published, n new edi.
ton of DIR. CulverweIl's Gel
ebrated Essay on the radical
cure (without medicine) of
SPERM ATORRHGA or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Sem.
inal Loss, Impotency. Mental
and Physical Incapacity, I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and AucticpccE,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

ITO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
4 LARGE AMOUNT OF VALUABLE UNIV.
PROVED LOTS FOR SALE N MANChtsItR
ON VERY ACCOMMODATING TERMS ~
PAYMENT.-I Offer for sale the Following REAL
ESTATE in Manchester, viz:
$50 feet on the west line OF Jefferson between
Stockton and Everett streets.
$50 feet on the east line OF Madison bctver?
Stockton and Everett streets.
$50 feet on the west line Of Madison between
Stockton and Everett streets.
$50 feet on the east line of Harrison ktS@r
Stockton and Everett streets.
( $50 feet on the west line Of Harrison between
Stockton and Everett streets
$50 feet on the east line OF Jackson or Finn 70
tween Stockton and Everett streets.
I65 feet on the east line OF Summers or FOURTH
between hxury and Everett streets.
$50 feet on the west line OF summers or fcuiu
between Stockton and Eyer.tt streets.
100 by 1872 feet, plat No SO, at the corae'"
aSponouzh and Jones trhir Zee street, y.no.-
ough and Harrison (Fourtcentl) streets
60 feet, Nos 8 and TO- in square No. u, % ihs
east line Of j.. mes street trhlrteenil) ot~eea h0
Uonougb and Railroad streets. ,,
"a feet, h, G, and ID. on the ives! Eneof b!1etS
ayepxe near 10 the free bridge.
40 feet, and 4, the east line 81 Bruce 1 W.
nue. near TO the free bridge, running back IS !es
% ELEVEN h.i;In Tors In W. Il. Brandcrs plan. e.e.
a5nx SO set 1ae ei5 es an
tween Bainortdge and Porter streets: nta'.' -
joining the depot OF the Dsn'il!e hai'F"~" "'''-
SIX ACRES Of very valuable land ad1o'nlnt 20.
Richmond and Petersburg railroad depot :'loln
the Us acres of land recently sold to Iva! E" b,
pany, and bounded by lh4t land-tle nns g III. ~
Spring Hill property and also The Danrii,t ras:-
read-and Opposite the Bell Isle bridge, harso
thereon . yast quantity Of excellent srai:ie. ,',;t
land could be subciylded into nfty 10 Sky quiz"
ing lots. ,,-,,-c-
. The foregoing real estate Offers peculiar atf. ,-
tons TO capitalists and Others who may WISH 20 Az
vest IN property which Is enhancing IN SSlue' .xo
RI az balance
and three years, bearing six per cent. in!efe,,.
p' ', 'As p-o'' v. GOUDiN,
a Real Estate Auctioneef.
E,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
By W. Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. SUBURBAN FARH OF 80 795-1000 ACRES
CALLED "OAk GROVE" on BOTH SIDES OF
TIE new BkIDGE ROAD, HALE A NILE
EAST OF RICHMOED.-By T1r Tue OF deed OF
trust executed by Nj. David Anderson. Jr, 10 the
subscriber trustee ito secure the unpaid pupc1ie
money!, bearing date / 9th Of October. 1872 duly
recorded in henreo County Court shall; In exc,
cuion thereof proceed 70 sell At public aucfion, en-
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the goth Of May,
1874, at o'clock P. ~, that very Vai ms
GROVE containing 80 1851 600 acres, Of which
1921 600 acres lie the north side OF the road,
on which there stand two framed tpemen,s a ara
acres, on which st.nds a large brick dwelling, in
good repair. containing eight rooms, and framed
building suitable for servants, &c
The Land is admirably adapted for gardening pur-
poses. This land has been recently lsld on INTO lots
of suitable size and 81 acres assigned to the dwell,
ing. The sale will commence With the Z 4S2-1O 600
acres lying OH the north side OF the road.
TEKHs: About II 200 in cash; on credit as to
a1,l2O until 10Th october next; on credit rs 10
81 ,O60 until 10ih October, 1878; and as TO the
surplus payable at that time - for negotiable notes.
bearing interest from the day Of sale, secured by
deed Of trust. ". GODDlH, Trustee.
r 5. It's probable better terms may be announced
At the hour Of sale. mJS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
my Is
BY Grubbs L Williams,
At the Real Estate FxchaIgn.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-!ApGz
kkAf RsTITE q THS A 16u II Yy i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AkskNAL," "BFti
oNE-F1FTH INTEREST ~ "KESSiCK ~ ~
Court of the city OF kichnond, pronounce oa ;fs
25th day OF April: ls74 IN the sui, Of Ht;yey ~
1874. At II O'Clock ~, at The feal Estate l.
change, In the cit! Of Richmond. expose % "a. :,
public auction tie following very val,be pieces
OF real estate.
/. That very VALUABLE REAL EsTATg,,
utcd on James river. thirteen miles as0vc Rim
mond, containing TWEkIY-sEVEN AND on.
THikD ACRES, and we'll kn2-n a, "b.LLpSt
veil-csnstructet. buildings up5a thls p'4e. we.
erected by the United States Government, aud a.s
admirably suited for Large manufacturing e.!4l-
2" BELLoNA FOUNDRY" adjoining thu
AND NINE ACRES OF LAND. Upon tni, iol
IS large brick mill, besides two brick dn"l!in-,
brick dry-house, large workshop. large !umls r
house, mil-d2m In perfect or,isr, and ample sat,-
power for = large manufacturing establishment
The land is well adapted u agriculture.
s. A TRACT OF LAND not far from BeoG,
Arsenal called "ST. LEGER." containing ATOM
NINETY ACRES, with no improvements,
4. One-fflh undivided interest IN fee-simpIe In ;
BODY OF LAND called "kkSNlCk," partly b
Chesterfield and partly In Po"haan conatirs, cog
tanning altogether about ElGiE HUNDRED
ACRES; upon which there ls = large frame dwell.
Ing and necessary sut-h0uses. This land lies With.
the range OF the coal lands Of Chesterfield iai /.
supposed to abound In this mineral. John y. Br:-
ant, ESQ, who resides on the premises will take
pleasure in showing the same AID giving any '!o-
sired information.
Each piece OF property will be sold separately.
The attention Of capitalists aud other ls spr"a!!
invie,l 10 this rare opportunity Tor profitable u
yestment
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash; balance st tx, t"eI',,
and e2 teen mouths for negotiable: note. with In
tere,t added from day Of sale, and tile rrts!aet
until tie whole purchase money Is paid al1 Coz
yeyance ordered 10y the court.
{. Z. HCRAE.
H. G. CANNON, co,,.,t.s;o,,..
AND. JOHNSTON. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
+. Y. CANNON.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc;ipGcers my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
BY Lyme L Brother,
e Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street. /.

yt,RI1sTEE's SALE OF ALOT WITH A
FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED
SrtR TUE CORNER OF TWENT f,EiGHIkt
STREET AND TIE SEM-BRlDGE ROAD. On
I-EfOS HILL, JUST BEYOND THE CORPO-
RtrlON LINE, FOR SALE BY AUCT!ON.-by
virtue OF certain deed OF trust from Cathtrine
Ruck to the undcrsier ed dated 9th May, S72. du J
recorded in the clerks office of Iienrieo County
being required ny the hcne Gclary in said deed VII
sell at public auction. on the premises, on WED.
SESDhT, May 81, 1874, at 5 O'Clock L. d.. me
abov e-descrhed LOT. with 3 SMALL FRAalED
TENEMENT thereon, containing about three
rooms &c, Is by 90 feet
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale and 10 pay of the following negotiable notes
with Interest from maturity until paid
First. A note OF Catharine A. Buck dated 9t'
May. S72, aud payable twelve months after date
for S22S.21. ,o.,
second A note OF Cathsrine A. Buck dated Sth
May, l S72, aud payable twenty-four monhs alter
The residue OF the purchase money ar any or
such terms as Will be made known at the hour o.
SALE CdAaLES a. f Tn..
lpy1S 1!usteS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neer5.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE EST SiTh !
OF E I H 9M SAE9 d AN be-
Wilson and wife Is. Hills administrator, SC In
Richmond Cbancery Court. ~,--
In execution OF decree OF the Chancery Court or
Richmond entered In this cause on 9Th OF NoveIn-
Der, s73, the undersigned commissioners thereby
ii the order:named below. on TUESDAY, i 9th Of
May, 1874, the following REAL ESTATE OF
which the tate md H dea seTsSo T tbe
p Thcb fi fs If" s BY
aIennd as s0p 500 eea
taxes, upon conditions set forth in a lease which
will be shown at the sale, and may be seen prior
thereto At the onlce of The auctoneers. The lot Is
At O'Clock p. M the valuable THREE-STORY
BRICK TENEMENT known as the Maison Doree,
No. 622, ON the north side OF Broad street be-
tween sixth and Seventh streets, fronting 81 feet
on Broad street, and running back lao feet, more
81 s pns alley he s rop GH
eleven rooms, besides kitchen, &c. On Pink alley
there are two neat BRICK STORES aud DWELL
ISGS, each with four rooms, occupied by Edward
Liess. The whole property Is rented at u 200
per annum. ." :
A. osioea the ys1y handsome e AID adm
street. opposite the City Hall, occupied by Or.
John Knox at a rent OF $500 per annum. Il Is
and built In the very best manner by the decedent
for his own use; and few houses win equsl II In
point OF thorough construction and admirable ar
rangements for the comfortable accommodation OF
y large family. The last piece Of property will BE
sold subject to the life estate OF Mrs. Martha Z.
HILL to whom 1t has been assigned for her dover,
she, however, paying 10 the purchaser $2S per an
mum for equality Of division.
It only needs that this advertisement should be
carefully read to show that we present fine OPP
portunity for good Investments In real estate.
: TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs Of sui:
and expenses of sale; and the residue upon ere
dit of one two, and three years for negotiable notes
with interest added and the title retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court. Purchasers 10 pay all taxes
FOR 1874. T. J. EVANS,
h. j. B. YOUNG, +
81. .... -.-~- ...- WI. LEAkE,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. mY6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
by Grubbs & Williams,
Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE
L AND HANDSOME GROUNDS, SITUATED
AT TIL &c NORTHWEST Gunner OF FRANK.
LIN AND THIRD STREETS, FURMERLY TUE
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE WRIT ROBIN.
son, DECEASED, AND NOW KNOWN AS THE
RICHMOND CLUB-HUUSE,7' To BE SOLD
By AUCTION, UPON THE PREMISES, ON
MONDAY, 18TH MAY, AT 5 O'CLOCK z. NJ
The residence has thirteen rooms, besides base-
ment, closets, and billilrd-rooms, store-rooms; 2
kttcben with six rooms, and the usual conve-
nicnceS.
No property in the city ts more admired for the
style aud character of the improvements. for Its
eligible situation at one Of the most desirable points.
and for the handsome grounds, Astounding In fHc
IN their prime.
The property fronts 100 7-I2 feet, runs back
1853 4-l2 feet and will be sold fl subdivisions ae-
cordiDg to plan To b. seen IL our Office showing
choice lot of &c feet 1T the conner, suitable lot or
lots with the house. and two or more beautiful lots
west OF the houSe-aH 10 run back to \ wide alley
to be opened in the rear.
Persons interested are invited TO calland examine
the plau. =
No such property as this can he again presented
for sale, 1t Offers irscasS property In every re-
spect. -.. ...-
TERMS: Unusually attractiye-to wit: One
fourth cash one-fourth in twelve mouths; the re-
manning half on a. credit running TO hFe years, "
the optou of the pun chascs interest at eight pei
cent, payable scmi-apnualiy. ana Al credit pay
BY request of the adua illustrator .ano trustee, act
ing under The will OF Writ robinson, deceased.
20 GRUEBS & WILLIAMS, 3
ap28 ..--.--,-.. .-.--.--r ARcttoncer5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
BY Lyme + Brother,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionetrS,
No 1919 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 5 54l00
" ACRES OF VALUABLE MARKET LAND,
WITH FRAMED HOUSE THEKEh11:EE' R 5tN
AH0UT THREE SQUARES BEYOND THECOR
PORATION LINE, BETWEEN 4 G0H ,,H 10
TON OF TWENTY NINTH And HlhIlEIh
tion OF a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Henrtco:
entered the 18th May. 1874. In the cause OF
SchwaIIn guardian, eS. H2usi ct ais, the UNDER
signed coin missioner, named in said decree. VIII
seal at public auction, upon the premises on fRI-
DAY, 22d day OF May. 1874, a. O'Clock L. NJ,
that valuable TRACT OF LAND located as above
described, containing S4-100 acres OF rich gar
dening land, with y framed house thereon conalE-
Inv Ave rooms, &c. ,,,,
This properly could be readily subd!Tided, and
offers great inducements for an Investment.
TenHS: Cash AS 10 so much as may be necessary
to pay costs OF this sui: and charges of sale ana
one-,ird Of the purchase money, the residue III SIX
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest,"
added and title retained until same are paid anu
''''' HENRY HUDSAL,
my35 Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
=, Thomas ". Reese, Aucuoneer'
1917 Main street.

.zIEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HoUS !, 81
T. HOLD FURSTrnnEEis I. NY Go ntf,s SC.
L EHH'S SALE Ar kUCTIoN~-On WEDhEoi1A! i,
Doh at 10 o'clock, will sell IT my -,
One elegant OILED WALNUT fAHio" ooi ~
Striped Reps, c,-,- ,p Groom
One SlhEp WALNUT rAR1on SUIT In Hair
0n u' n1h LED WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT (maroie
oae 7-octsve PIANO, rosewood case, four roaha
MauoGASY EFDsrEADs, BUREAUS, b.
WAsuSTASDS. TABLES.
w >RpRopES. SIDEIioARDS,
t.,uS, PRESS. WRITISG-DKSkS'
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS. SoFAS,
RorK9,Hs COTTAGE BEDSTSApS,
BUREAuS, WISDOT-SliADES'
CURTAINS, FLOoR-MATTlSG,
HAT-kACK, . pX,,,xu
NATrREsseS. HOLSTERS ana Pillows
EOOK-CASE DRESSING 4 ASE, r.
fi'Tree MAPS showing AL Important events LOT
over 4 600 yearS-very rare anu tl111Fo,
% very fine sTREL ESGRAY1SGS. copies OF orr
yfnal from paintings by Rnhae!c' SbRioE'h,
Rembrandt, Michael Angelo, Deionne, 2td
othrrs-only series III III Is colintr
One case OF SHHLLs, very line anu rare co!iee-
One case BIRDS, very lue and rare oellectsou.
Also,
CHROHos. Bracelets,
naT-kACTS, WGRK-BOXHS,
PARIAN ans BOHEMIAN VAsRs &c, &c
All kind, OF consiguments solicited anu .fbernl
advances made THOMAS W. kEESEE,
Austionrer.
J. c. KRBsRB, Salesman, agent for d. & Fiscf-
ers Piano Forte5. MI %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
By ". GOddln,
suctioueer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
W1THY SHALL TeAMEDTENEMENT THERE
ON. ROUNDED BY ELLWOOD l0E MAIN
STREETS.-As commissioner OF the Circuit Couri
OF Henrieo by decree entered on the lth harch,
1874, In the case Of Catlip, &c vs. Gray, &c,
DAY, the 10Th May, 1874, Al O'Clock p u: The 1n
SQUARE In sidney composed OF Nos. $3.50, soy,
Of Mr.. Lugnot, With 4 small framed drellln2
thereon well Of water, and soae excellent run
trees. The lots lie well for cultiv.ton anu tns I've
sites. $500. :,
: This property is located in desirable part OF
Sidney, at The west end of K or lain street
THRHs: One-tbird cash balance ut SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes bearing IL
terest, and title retained TILL all the purchase
money is maid, HENRY G.. CANNON,
49, Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
Bv'MoodY s Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Aucrloneers,
Office corner seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENC

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
Il IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER FOL;
SALE AT AUCTIUN.-At the request or Mr.. T.
" WeIsiger we VII SCI on the oEr Temrises S on
that splenddy-located residence, situated on De
catur Street. The lot extends from Tenth to Elev.
cnth streets, and has frontage Of SO feet by 264
feet.
Thomas NJ Logan, and Is considered the most de-
srable place IN the city Of Manchester, command
lug a view OF the entire city Of Richmond, holly
wood Cemetery, the shipping, and In fact, IN this
respect, is cxceIcd by no other place In the city
The HOUSE Is well built. in modern style, con.
tanning thirteen apartments, with every convent
cnce, only square from Hull street, and conre-
nient 10 al the churches and can be seen from any
part OF the city of Richmond
The ward is prellily laid or with all kinds OF
shrubbery, &C.
Those desiring flrst-class residence should at
tend this sale. :,
The property will be sold az whole or sub-di-
vjded to suit purchasers.
TERMS: Accommodating, and will be made known
on the day of sale. -.
Parties desiring to see this property before the
day Of sale will cali on the auctloneerS.
MOODY & ROYALL.4
nv 9-l2l415lS,1S.19 Auctioneers.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
BY Gribbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud auct'oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Rauk

Real Estate Agents aud Auct'oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
i "GAMBLE MANSION" AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING, At AUCTION.
from G. 81. Wallace and wife and others to the sub
scribers, as trustees, dated 9Th September, 1871,
and duly recorded In Richmond Ehanccry Court
Office. being thereto required by the holder OF two
of the notes thereby secured, aud now due and un-
paid, we will sell at auction uron the premises
NJ, the property conveyed in said deed-to Wit:
the same extending the sast line Of Third street
from Byrd to Arch street, having n front of
1926 81 feet and running back 10 feet to an al
ley 20 feet wide.
Upon this property stands the :" 6 AMPLE NAN
SiOS,'a large and substantial brick dwelling, oc-
cupy1ng Of the most beautiful situations in the
city. and commanding grand view Of the city ana
It's surroundings.
: TERMS UNDER TIE DEED Cash sufficient 10 de-
fray expenses Of sale and 10 pay of and discharge
two notes amounting 10 $l0,250, with interest
from 9th September, / s73 the residue upon such
terms as the grsntors In said deed may direct or ia
event OF their failure to give such direction then
upon terms TO may seem I'll, tho same to be all
nounced ut the lime Of sale.
JAMES Z. GODDIN,
Memorandum 1t is probable that arrangements
NAV be made, with tie consent OF the parties In
terested. TO sell the property In parcels, and upon
terms more favorable to purchasers than those
II will be observed that the front on Third street
embraces SOME very handsome building lots.
y JAMES 6. GoDD1N,
,GaUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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