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Meeting at state Line with train for Troy.
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REPRESENTS
KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY
Assets, $4,000 10000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, sl,5OO,ooO.OO
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co,
Assets, 5000, 10000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, $1,000, 10000
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, $4,000, 10000
pnENIX INSURANCE CO., ". y,
Assets, s2,ooOOOOoo
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, s3,5oOOoOOo
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GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE CO.,
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Assets se,oO0,Oo0.OO
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, s5O0,0oo.C0
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Assets, 81 100000 90
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-15
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, Auctioneers. SO Is
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LANDS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
BEDFORD COUNTY.-As trustee in deed OF
trust from Munford W. RadforS dated 2otn A ae
County Court of Bedford, will sell ut public auc-
tom at the residence Of he said Radf9d 10 tns
ali that large and valuable TRACT OF LAND on
, %nSh ne sRS EsaGsd AR IKE
land will be sold together or divided Into two or
more tracts to suit purchasers.
At the same time and place we VIII sell all inc
stock. crons, plantation tools and utensils. anu al
the household and kitchen furniture on the said
tract of land. The stock consists OF lwenty.slS
bead e HORSES Mules and ID G4 aGS one S S5
drcd and twenty SHEEP, about eighty head %, Of
FINE CATTLE The GpS c snS q 5he
made on the land this year. Also, one CARRIAGE
and HARNESS, two REAPERS. one TIKI SM ..
ING-MACHINE, five WAGONS, one WHEA HEAL.
FAN, and all the PLoUGHS, HARNESS, HOES
AXES, &C., on the place.
This sale viii be made In pursuance OF the SAID
deed Of trust and for the purposes therein ECU
The propcrty now offered for sale is regarded one
Of the most valuable In Piedmont Virginia, fertile
and In the highest state OF improvement 9nd pro-
ductiyeness we'll watered, and has on 1t all neces-
sary buildings OF the best quality 1t Is situated on
Irey creek ABOUT twelve miles from the city OF
Lynchburg near the Forest DEPOT on me sdrgni
and Ohio railroad and has on IL an eXceheut srisS
and saw mill.
of the purchase money will be required In cash
the balance on credit OF one, two, and three years,
bearing interest from day OF sale, the purchaser
Guired with good personal security. The title viii
be retained until the last ipstament Is paid, win
the privilege of resale at the purchasers FISK IN
case default be made In amy Of the instalments:
The personal property will be sold on credit OF
six months for all sums over $50, except 10 per
cent, which Will be required in cash. the purchaser
giving negotiable notes with good endorser. For
sums of $50 and under cash win be required.
Under the terms Of the said deed of trust the trs-
tees are authorized to sell the above property, or
any part thereof privately. Should such sale take
place due notice will be giyen-
If the above sale Is not completed on the first day
It will be continued from day to day until finished.
GRANVILLE l.. BROWN,
N. G. MANSON,
WILLIAM L. YANCEY,
Sc I5-eodtDec17 Trustees.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-HORSE AND JER- N-o
a. SEY WAGON for sale. The horse Is ~
young aud perfectly gentle: stands without being
tied, and is admirably suited tor doctor, business
man. or for family use. The wagon has only been
in use five months. Apply at HIS STABLE, or
to e. B. MEADE,
sc 15-1wx Ills Main street.
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THRUST SALE OF A. VALUABLE
l. STEAM-ENGINE AND OTHER PER2ON-
AL PROPERTY.-By virtue of a deed Of trust
dated the 9Th day Of April 1855 and rec9rae in
designed, Us trustees in said deed, WILL on TUES
DAY The 22d day of September next, if fair; II
NOT then on the; next fair day. proceed to sell al
public auction, TO the highest builder; at the resi-
dcnce Of james L. Dickinson, two miles south OF
Frederickshal depot, in Louisa county. one
VERY VALUABLE STEAM-ENGlNE,
of twenty horsepower, in good working order,
with all It's fixtures. consisting of SHAFT1NG,
PIPING, BOILER. &c. Also,
One STEAM-PUDIP, nearly new, and in good
One GRiST-MILL with GEARING,
One large CcPPER.STILL and WORM, new and
in good order;
One MULE. two HORSES,
One WHEAT-DRILL and eleanor
One WAGON, OX-CARr, and AMBULANCE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other personal
TERMS OF SALE: VIII be liberal and made known
on the day Of sale. The title to The above properly
Is believed 10 he good, but acting as trustees only
such title to the same as is vested In them by said
trust deed will be assign ed and granted to the pur-
chasers. WILLIAM y. DI1IhJiNooN'
CO a15&1S Trustees.
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slS BY W. Goddin, !,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND FlFTEENl ID
virtue OF q decree Of the (sbapcary
Csurt of tile city OF Richmond, entered on the ID
July. S74 In the case ofSmfth, trustee, US. Birch
ett &C.. we SHALL as special mmisstoDers thereby
proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on UESDAY the '22d September, S74.
III O'Clock P. NJ. that very valuable LOT located
as above fronting 24H feet, more or less. on the
soutf, Side of Cary street. running back about 90
feet TO wide paved alley, bounded on The east by
the warehouse of Griffin b. Davenport, and on the
west by the lot Of Jan.es A. Seldom.
1 This lot is located In q desirable part OF Cary
street. where real estate Is held In high esteem.
i TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained till all Of the purchase money Is
paid and q conveyance ordered by the court.
Al. BOULWARG,l
#.@ E. Y. CANNON, Commissioners.
ROBERT G. SCOTT
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FOR RENT, two.story BRICK TENE.. @
IT MENT, No. 623 Fourth street, north OF ~.

II MENT, NO.. 623 Fourth street, north OF ~.
Leigh. ,,,,>,,,,,r,r,, ~, Nor.
shaii street between Gimer and Shafer streets.
TsSo.story BRICK STORE and DWELLING on
.wf1IiamsbIrg avenue and Graham street, fulton:
Two.story FRkMETENEMENTon Leigh suees
he Two aMe@ss FRAME DWELLING on Twenty
sixth street north Of Leigh: - .,-o,. 49,
+,.aan g,,venty.fifth and Twenty sixth streets.
TWO FRAME TENEMENIs with basement and 70
two stories above on Twtnty.ffth street between III
IEphME DWELLING on State street between
Williamsburg avenue and Fulton street.
aTJIEE ana DWELLING on seventeenth streel
pesr Baldwin street. t~Eassss. -
ERAME TENEMENT on Main street, Rockets.
Valuable; STORE-H0USEo on Cary street between
ihi ru,y w. aAu RICHARDSON & CO..
saat1I1r $sr ll13 Main street.
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~. e.,,,or Of the Woodland (cal., Nat g

s,s,,e editor OF the Woodland Cali Ada =
..,s,rshsYrly honest. In making an eAp.a,.
,ss,,cn in h,s paper he says "NV nat stu esaa
I - ss,,ev could have visited us on taat oeca'
80 a .s we cannot conceives but we, 10 con
snrsnity with che genersl opinion OF tue ~
re have concluded TO retracs and cons.ae ~
n,sr remarks en- that occasion the crit'cas'n y
an ass."
An English paper says that the Am qe the
srrnv IL ia set Of siocchers. has 'n nr
. americas, eagle skutked into nensoonp, n ar
does he sti.l soar aioft and scream ~, ~
Tosir beak, old hoy, and talk 20 ,e'1i oa'' =
Detroit Free Press. -,
ac,;ve us.u says the New Hampshire
r,o,t,nomen,s advocate, :" the man VIVID
arown hands, smut on his nose, ana sweat
al, his forehead" All right sent him 10y
exnress last plight; also, q woman Win q
Snng chin and a wart on her nose, to Keep
him happy.-Detroit Free Press.
The Butler county 7Tae Telegraph, in Its
effort to convince the world Of its familiarity
with the poets, ought at least to be able to
give the name OF the author of "Thanatop'
siso with some approach to accuracy. "Iom
Cullen Bryautw But such is fame.- Cin'
Cinndti Commercial.
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SALE OF VALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE, OF VALUA-
" Bile RIVER HANDSOME THOES 5 ~
AND TWENTY AND ONE.HALF AChyES " w
NATTAfSNJr RI y kAMR ES RSb Fan
ING LANDS-By virtue OF q decree rendered ID, by
the Circuit Court Of Prince William county on the
day of May in serkeey ana Others
we. the undersigned, special appoin,
ed for that purpose, will offer for SAFE AZ puo .
auction on the premises on fa portion of tie
celebrated farm called GOOSE POND, In the county
Of Caroline, immediately on the Mata p9ha ,,,rt
lion of said farm made between him and his pro,
ther, Norbourne Berkeley, and containing VS e e
TH1uSASSD ASD TWENh bnn aS acres is clear
Ell land and the residue in wood and timber OF hne
quality. - a,,,dod into three farms
containing about two hundred acres of cleared land
each and into three bodies of wood and tmbered
land of about one hundred and ffty acres each;
river near the head of navigation, about thirteen
miles from the Chesapeake ana ONO railroad, at
Hanover Courthouse, and about the same distance
from Pamela station, on the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac railroad. The cleart LAND IS IN
good state Of cultivation, and ranks with the pest
lands that river: The soil Is easy to Gnlivate,
Quick and productive, yielding remuneraling crops
under proper culture. There are no buildings,
ether than few cabins, on this land, as IN the
division the houses were al aoItea TO
al small cost there being an abundance OF the pest
pine and oak timber on the land, ana saw-mils
convenient The timber is Of the finest quality,
and may be made into lumber on the land and then
shipped 10 market, or easily rafled In logs 70 any
point on the river where 1t might be desirable 10
erect saW-mlll. ,,,.,,,
Mr.. John Cooke, who lives in King William
county, within short distance from the land, mas
kindly agreed 10 show persons DESTROYS Of purchas-
ing over it, and plat OF it may be seen at the law
office of Vim & Haw, 1103 Main street, Rich
TERMS: Cash sufficient toe pay all The costs of
the suit and the expenses of the sale, probaoly
So 90, to be paid pro rata by the different purchas.
ers and the res iuue In three equal instruments At
one two, and three years from the day OF sale, the
purchaser to give bonds with good security for the
deferred payments, carrying interest," from Gay OF
sale and the title to he retained until all the pur-
the court. EPPA HUNTON,
A. NICOL.
II. II. GARDEN,
GEO. 2. HAW,
ca 11n,rthsTn Snacial Comm iSSfnnerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-15
BY Hill &c Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

TWO NEW COTTAGES ON ROBIN
l. SON STREET, NEAR ASHLAND STREET
FOR SALE AT AUCTFOG.--On THURSDAY
18th Instant at 5h O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises
we will sell TWO COTTAGES, recently erected
near Haryie, containing two rooms, kitchen. &c
This properly, being in the npighbOrhood of The
new reservoir and park and the quarries Is parcu.
larry to be desired BY working men. Lot 70 each
house fronts IL feet and runs back ! 70 feet.
months, HILL d GODDlN,
seI2 -sL Auctioneers.
Immediately after the above sale we Will sell SIN
Ions, fronting 80, feet each and running, back
three on the north side Of Gilbert street west OF
Robinson. HILL & GUDDIN, 81
sel4 , Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-15
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
BROAD STREET, CHURCH ,HILL; FOB or
18th instant, at O'Clock 2. NJ. we shall
sell by auction, on the premises, SEVEN VAL
LIABLE BUILDING LOTS, five OF wblch
Broad street, commencing at Its intersection
with the east line OF Twenty-sxth street. and
running eastwardly; and two fronting 25xl22 feet
each on the east line of Twentyxth street between
Broad and Grace In rear OF the above, with alleys
III the rear of them all.
TERMS Une-third cash; balance In four. eight,
and twelve months negotiable notes TO be given for
the deferred payments, with Interest added, aud Sc
va RICHARDSON & CO.,
Sc IA Auctioneers.
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by James IL. Tnylor q Bon,
Hsal Estate Agents and Aucts onesrs,

ONCE c0rnef % EieFsns1 atLu 1<.aAA
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF yALUA-
NJ BIE IMPROyEDsHEAL ESTATEIN The
OF, MAIN BETWEEN sEvENTEENTH AMP ~
EIGHTEENTH sTEEETs.1N md ND ON urMa AIM INF
STREETS, AND on THE NORTM SIDE. 9F
EFRINKLiE RETWEEN SEvENTEEMTH AND ND
EIGHT eENTH STREETS; AID oN TIE shf'E
SIDE 81, st Of SEVENTEENTH N6AH sEhADnA
81 yirtne Of decree Of the Chancery Court 81 me
t,ity OF Richmond, pronounced on the 30 gay oi
july S7a, In the case OF Montague VINO snes, e.,
rs. Cowless &C. NE s u viii
proceed to sell al public auction, on tine
On SATURDAY. tue 2eth dxy OF septemsss, L.. :,
comnencipg at O'Clock PM, In the oruer aavef-
,1s sl 1oSTHsE Esal
DWELLING, No. Q, on The north sloe OF o Men
between Nineteenth and TwentIetn etrcess.n occo.
pied BY Mr.. Thomas Leahey at the rent OF s4oo per
annum. t,,at thrae
.td A1eT B Mhtss sffokE DWELIfNs
l11s, on the north side OF Main, between Seven
teent and Eighteenth streets, occupied Dy aI. -
Dominic, at the rent OF SSUG Pe M.lrthnt BRICK
M Set FRAME STORE AND DWgLLING..N NO.
1904, on the north side OF Franklin, sDet~eeh
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets at @ nsn
cupied by Dir. r. e. Adams at the rent o. SoU 1S1
per annuin as grocery store for Which II Is ven
After whtch--say at 5A o'clock M--two two ,
story BRICK DWELLINGS on me east slde ol
'seyeuteepth street, near Vehable street.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, pearlng
SIX per cent interest, the said interest payaple
semi annually. and the title retained until the
whole purchase money g5 + gaiados coward,
THOMAS W. BOSWELL,
Special Commissioners
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sc 1-1awtdsTu

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ES I 7 Z IN GLOUCESTER
to q decree Of the Circuit
Court of Elizabeth City county, rendered the 18Th
of june, 1874. In the suit of Sinclair and wife,
complainants, against the Norfolk savings lnstitu-
tion, defendants. we will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, ut Gloucester
Courthouse, on MONDAY the I'd Of November !,er
next that being Gloucester County Court-day, That
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on Ware river,
in the said county of Gloucester, known as MAkLI
FIELD,' containing. by estimation, SEVEN
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-,FouR ACRES, Of
which the late jefferson B. Sinclair died seized.
We Will also sell at the same time ali the balance
of the said Sincair's LANDS, lying In Guinea"
IN the said county. consisting of several tracts.
TERMS OF SALE: For the 'Marlhe!dn tract SO
much cash as will pay the expenses Of sale and ar
rears of interest due byJ B. Sinclair on the dent TO
the Gloucester Charity School, and the balance on
credit Of one two, and three years In equal install
Inents, with interest from the day of SALE the pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved personal Sc
CURLY. For the balance of the land cash enough to
pay the expenses OF sale, and the balance Oh Gre
dit of one two and three years with interest from
the day of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with
M. 3. SEAWELL,
+. b. S. CARY,
Sc 11-2iaw4w Commissioners.
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!. pnr aaJ1, ArTRAgTTyE SALE OF

ET ARGE AND ATTRACTIVEsALl.isss1s "
q i FIRsT.CLASSs T0BAGC0 F!xIUKE 49,. OE
3 EIRs ssJ Hs,fs es ell sa
teen e isfIr a isdfPrs M
.n s Isl SsY FGa e Gf5Sasss nss
j 2o-forse power ROLLER, Etfinser g ha-
monds's mike; $500 n.rars
i l9hos oa q sTEaM PNa for
and heating factory thrnughout,E cost IN East
a tys'Es TGnns s g sP9 PRESSES. double
sefSsa sfPGhaT
t4, and good rs new, III 81
e 1sJss seHN Hgs sAaps, complete
sTEAM Nss
,sls so e so0 FSolo%RSk steam power
1DiPPTNG-TUB and RACK, 49, 4 Il
large EASTosY sg 10y Es;c,A1,ps-1 Of ex,rs,
sets OF FAIRBANKS scAhhs-T-t = eA''a
Q BoaSHEAD-sCREWs; -, -, :, !, -, :, :,
Large lot T0BACCo:BAsKETs, STICKS ticks DRY
Tot 81 EF FINE III BOXES ON ROLLERS,
and many other articles too 9sctasy %
such Us are found In q hrst-class lactofy ,3
OFFICE FURNITURE: Is
smaiI G1H SHYN ROOM DESK,
| I LETTER-PRESS; 80 80.
Marvin : Co.'S sAE ELS sx a1rai stzss;
] Morning Glory OFFICE Si e,tt' 49,.
/ W WaaSsHsF9SP, ......
The special attention of tebacconists and others
| called to the foregoing SALE:
at the hour of sale. LYME & BsoTHER. i
Sc l2-S, Tu& Thtd AK AuctIoneols.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
n LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET BETWEEN CHERRY AND LIN DEN
STREETS, AT AUCTlON.-We will sell at auc-
ton, upon the premises, on THURSDAY, 17lh
September, at 5x O'Clock p NJ, that most beautiful
LOT Oh The south side of Main street, adjoining the
grocery, store of B. a. Jacobs, Esq. IL fronts 81
feet and runs back 90 feet TO an alley. 81.
The improvements in this locality are numerous
and OF most substantial character, and no more
attractive building lot than this can be found short
of Franklin or Grace streets.
TERMS: at sale. GRUBBS. & WILLIAMS,
se12 Auctioneers.
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By j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
No. 1OI6, Main and Eleventh streets.

IDEALLY VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
LII FARMING AND TIMBERED LAND FOR
SALE At AUCTION.-Will be sold on the premi-
ses, on SATU RDAY, September 19th, 1874, at 2
O'Clock NJ, the upper part of MIR. James Galt's
fine "GLEN-AVON estate in Fluvanna county,
sxty-one miles above Richmond, near the town of
Columbia, and adjoining the lands of Franklin
Stearns Esq, containing TAO acres. viz: 12O acres
Of low and about 200 acres of high land in cultva-
ton and In good heart and condition, all having
been manured; the balance about 400 acres)
heavily set in original unplaged aud very valuable
timber and wood of all kinds, from two hundred
yards to half mile from the James River and IA
nawha Canal which passes through the whole tract
for mile ana half, making transportation OF
crops, timber. &c, easy and cheap. The improve
ments are good ONE-STURI FRAMED HOUSE
with two rooms and wide hall, nearly new, good
barn with wheat machine In it, good stable and large
courthouse and tobaccohouse, houses for laborers,
&C..
1t is rare that an estate so valuable and combin-
ing SO many advantages Is offered at auction and
inspection is earnestly solicited before the SALE
Mr.. Scay, on the premises, will take pleasure In
showing them.
TERMS One.fourth cash; balance at one, two. and
three years for negotiable notes, Interest added Sc
cured by trust deed.
EH- The packet-boats leave Richmond at P. NJ.
on Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays. reaching
CoIum ba at z A. NJ. The next day; also leave there
at 4 r. NJ. returning.
Sc S-tus j. L. APPERSON, Auct1oneer.
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BY Chafiin, Staples & Co.,
Reai Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON CLAY
~ STREET, MONROE WARD.-by reqme sss .,
on TUESDAY, September 10, 1874, at 5 O'CLOCK
convenient and desirable LED fes T6rG conc So
taJninp Sly rooms brick chem and all necessary
outheses in thorough repair; gas and water on the
premises. sor . enroll fam.
lily. -, d,y os solo
CHAFFlN, STAPLES & CO.,
ca s+ds Auctioncers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

THREE VERY HANDSOME GARDEN
i FARMS OR COTTAGE SITES, ON TIE
Road LEADING FROM BROOK TURNPIKE
TO THE MEADOWBRIDGE ROAD, ON Z MIL
NORTH OF THE CITY AND ADJOINING THE
FARM OF PETER HoTTES-We will sell, by re-
quest Of the owners who lives in another Stste, on
MONDAY the 21st day of September, Ut Az O'Clock
p a. upon the premises, three tracts Of land stu
ated as aboye-two OF ~ acres and one OF 1 IL
acres. $50
These lands lie splendidly, and are capable Of any
degree OF improvement; the soil Is fine; the situa.
tion surroundings, aud access tby three roads, all
that could be desired.
TERMS: At sale.
SELF zstfl Aucuoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-15
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
Y HUNDRED AND EIFTY-THREE ACRES
MER RESIDENCE OF 1HE LATE JOHN FOE,
FOX SALE AT AUCTION.-Wew VIII sell at ancs
tom on the premises, on TUESDAY the !3tn o., OF
Sentember at a O'Clock p. NJ, this very valuable
FARM. containing about two hundred and fifty
three acres nearly all cleared 1t lies on the Mi
kivcr RAJ road about one and Ihree-quarter miles
from Richmond. The improvements are BRICK
DWELLING with six rooms and pantry. and a
brick kitchen with five rooms, and the usual out.
buildings. There Is young apple orchard of
choice fruit. The farm Is we'll watsred and heal
thy It's nearness to the city, and being on one OF
on both sides of the York Rivar road, make 1t very
desirable FOR division into small farms and suburban
residences. A plat of the farm may be seen ut our
Office.
ihA'i' ~ GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
e5S101213.14,&15 AuctiOneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-15
BY Paine, Cabell & Co.

GALE OF A STOCK OF FINE HATS,
ID FURS, AND ST0RE-FIXTURES AT AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY,. September 9th, com.
Powhatan Weisiger, So, No. 1901 Main street,
the balance of his stock remaining on hand, con-
sistiDg of
MEMS FINE FRENCH SOFT HATS In all colors;
MEMS EXTRA BLACK SILK HATS;
MEMS PEARL and BLACK CASHMERE HATS;
MEMS PEARL and BLACK STIFF-BRIN HATS;
MEMS CLOTH HATS, Wool HATS;
BOYS FINE HATS In all colors;
CuILDREN'S TURBANs;
LADIES' and CHILDRES'S FURS, consisting Of Sa.
Bile, Mink, ard Corey;
UMBRELLAS, SToaE-EIXTUREs, &C., &C, &c.
Sale positive. PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
IL Auctioneers.
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