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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES. - Al

those who are in need Of Spring and sum-
mer clothes would do well to call on
j. w. WATSON,
Merchant Tailor, Main Street, jackson.
Spring Cassimer pants Of the finest quail
ity reduced from Si2 to $40. Black doc
skin pants are reduced from $40 to sI4, and
for the next three months he will adapt his
prices to the times. Mr.. Watson is a skill
full cutter and tailor, and will guarantee
satisfaction in all cases.
Those who 10 not feel inclined to pur-
chase new clothes can haye their old ones
repaired and cleaned more promptly and
cheaper than any where else In the city.
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Caruthers & Mallory,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS,
JACKSON. TENNESSEE
Offices up stairs over the Jackson Savings
Bank and T. II kelly's Jewelry store
SHERIFFS SALE.

d. virtue Of writ OF ueuditi0ni eQD0n0s
ID 10 me directed from the Circuit Court OF
Madison county Tenn. I will expose 10 sale
70 the highest bidder for cash on
Saturday, July 1Ith. 1874,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
Sarah sutton has in the following described
house and lot, situated in the northeast por-
ton Of the city Of jackson, Madison COun-
~ Tenn and bounded as follows, tO-wit:
beginning at a stake the southwest corner
OF alot belonging TO the said Sarah sutton,
now occupied McLarin and Williamson;
runs thence north 2l5 feet with the west
boundary Of said lot; thence west 80 feet 10 a
stake thence south 2l5 feet 20 a stake in the
north margin Of an alley thence east - feet
TO the beginning.
Levied on as the property OF sarah sutton
10 satisfy an execution in my hands, found
ed on judgment which Z. II. Anderson &
Co, recovered against the said sarah SUIT
800 sd lr1lii1IR 6EIr1an hF1fnra| ~ Tiarz
son on the ltn day Of Nay, 1913, Tor The sum
Of one hundred and dfty-three dollars and
nfty-three cents, with Interest and all COST
4. N, NAY. Sherin.
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Use nr. ADENs WOMAN FRIEND for sick
ly females. It is as reliable as any medicine
can be april lS-Sm.
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FArAL.-A negro man, unknown, acci-
dentaIly ,hot himself with pistol on
Clover Creek last week, and died almost
Instantly.
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Thoroughly seasoned nooring, ceiling
Notwithstanding aud finishing lumber,
cheap for cash, at w. G. Hutehcrson & Co.'S
Planning Mill.
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Valises, light, commodlous, cheap, and
made of the best stock in the market, at
junt6-tf ALENANDERS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

| LETT OtJT.-sevcral interesting commu-
J nications were unavoidably crowded out
this week.
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Double and Simultaneously Getaway
PaIctots, Prince Albert, BANANA Piaids'
and GRANGER FROCKS, at
w. W, GATES, Jr. & co.
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Attending supreme Court will ind
at Nicely Il Pybas' Drug Store q full
line Of Lcgal-caP, Letter aud Note Paper,
Pens, Ink, and Envelopes, cheaper than
,nVwhere- else.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

Mr.. willis Small laid cotton bloom ON
our tsbic wedncgdiy that was pulled on
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

Wsrsted and Cashmere suits, in va
rious and new styles, for business and half
dress wear, at
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

Contractors will md It TO their adyant-
age to buy thStr lumber at W. {. Hutehcr-
son & Co.'S Planning Mill-for cash.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

Or. Phillips, OF Andrews Chapel, 'ho"ed
VS. cuiton bloom on wednesday That he
pulled on Tuesday, out Of one OF his fields.
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To the Public.

Clrk's Band is ready at all times TO fur
nish music for Balls, Parties, Pc-nICs, ETC.
All matters OF business connected with the
handy Address
A ROSENBERG,
iune27-3w. Secretary.
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Live Clothing store, South west cor
ncT al Lafayette and Liberty streets.
". w. GATES. Jr. & co.
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You win find at Nicely & Py b1s' the finest
assortment Of Trusses, Hard Rubber, Sill
yer, steel, and al kinds TO be bad in jack
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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
LAVEILLE, WARNER CO.

PrOprietors.
Fronting on 4th, 5th and Walnut Sts.,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
FIuIE Southern Hotel IS first class in all its
j. appointments. It's tables are ut all times
supplied in the greatest abundance, with
all the del1cacies the market Affords Its
clerks and employees are all polite and at
tentive 10 the wants OF the guests OF the
Hotel. There Is an improved elevator lead
ing from the nrst floor 10 the upper one.
Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Offices
News stand and Western Union Telegraph
nfIIce in ROiunla OF the Iotal. inh-lE-
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Use ADEN's LISIMEST, for man or beast,
internally and externally. Druggists IN
Jackson sell IL. april ls-im
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-06-27

The old reliable medicine, ADEN's LINZ
NENr, can be obtained at Pendleton Il
Keith's, Jackson, at wholesale.
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Everything belonging to the Drug trade
at NELLY Il PYBAS'.
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SwAYNEsS
Mammoth Springs,
4 nElglYT AID Ir0I0IIrlL NTTER EOHE.

In Henry County. Tenn, IL miles east of
Paris, and Is north Of Springville Depot
on the Memphis Louisville Railroad
Special rates Of Fare by Railroad TO all
Visitors from Memphis and Bowling Green
and intermediate towns
Purest and COpious White Sulphur Baths,
Cool Nights, and no MusquitO Bars Requir-
ed. Hacks meet the morning Trains al
Springville.
Board as good as the county affOrds-nO
style" TO pay fOr-per day -, per week, SO;
per month So. COlOred servants and chill
dren under ten years old, half price.
Daily Mail and Express Offices at Spring
willie for the Springs. Address there Pro
prietOrs Swayne's Mammoth Springs, OF 10
their care. June3g-lm.
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N O T / @ e
Of Stockholders Meeting.

Office Of the Mississippi Central Rail
Road Company, Wafer Valley, Mis-
sissippi, May 26th, 1874.
A GENERAL meeting of the Stockhold-
"A ers OF the Mississippi Central Railroad
Company. will be held at this Office on
WEDNESDAY, the LIST Day of July, 1874, at
y o'clock NJ, for the purpose of taking &C
ton upon an agreement for the consoltda-
ton of the said Company with the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail
Road Company, and the proceedings OF the
Board and Directors in reference thereto.
By order of the President and Dlrectors-
X. p. NELLY, y. NJ. WEST,
Secretary. PRESIDENT
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| lady left, declaring that she would never
give 1t, and rather plainly eliminating that
tie merchant was "mean thing" etc
But in due time she called a4lin, being
compelled 10 have the article, -ad finally
paid 50 for il. Inc moral "f his is ob,i-
Gus.
THE PICNIC OF THE FOUETH.-EemeIu-
Der the Picnic at Cartmel's Grove on the ith
Of July. II will be given under the auspi-
oes OF the Catholic Church OF this city, and
tho money realized Will be devoted 70 build
ing a handsome rcctory. Arrangements OF
the most elaborate character VIII De- made
and no pains spared to make IL delightful
affair. We hope our citizens Will attend e'
ntdsss.
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COLoRED Folks, ATTENTIoN!-An Ex-
cursion train over the Mississippi Central
Railroad will leave the Mobile and Ohio
junction, IN this city, at 6 o'clock on the
morning Of the 4th Of July for Cairo, where
a grand celebration Of the Nations birth
will be held. This train will be run for the
especial accommodation Of the colorcd peo-
pie. Fare for the round trip s.. Children
half price. Tickets for s1le at the usual
place..
sTABBISG.-On Monday evening last Mr..
Briggs, Master Maehiui-t Of the Mobile and
and fireman by the name OF DIde, had a
difficulty in which Mr. 3 was stabbed in
the side with pocket knife by Dlde.-
Dade was abusin Mr. Briggs for discharg-
ing another fireman. Mr. Il. ordered him
10 leave the shop, he refused, and Mr.. 3.
attempted 20 force him out which resulted
in n scunle and the cutting. Mr.. b. then
shot at D ido several times as he re reatcd,
but without effect. The wound is in the
left side and is harmless, Mr. i. not having
lost an hours time by it.
Masonic CELEBRATIoN.-The cclebra-
ton OF St. Johns Day on wednesday last.
by Widows N Lodge No. s, Of tAis city,
was a splendid afIair and richly enjoyed by
at least 1000 colored people. Tue process
sion was imposing and the music excellent. |
At the Fair Grounds the dinner AMI dance |
were both delightful, and the most perfect /
order prevailed throughout the day and /
night. Not an unpleasant occurrence /
MARRIED the harmony and pleasure OF the |
Widows Son Lodge No. was /
on July 18th, 1874, and now num-
Ders over fifty members. 1t is in a most /
condition and its membership |
many OF the most worthy color
ID men 10 Jackson Their bearing on |
W ednesday won the praise OF every clti-
zen, and we cordially congratulate them on
he success OF their tirsr public appearance
n Jackson The white gentlemen who Wis
ted the grounds on the occasion, were
reated with distinguished consideration
md speak in the highest terms OF the man.
Ter in which the proceedings were con-
lucted, and OF the dinner which was bOun-
iful and wholesome. The committee re-
quest Us 10 return the thanks Of the Lodge i
md visiting brothers. TO NJ. & o., and Miss.
CENTRAL Railroads for theta gencrOu' treat
nent. Also TO Mr.. Board, the Lessee Of the
air grounds for innumerable acts Ct kind
Tess; also the city officials who kindly ten
l. H.
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THESE SPECTACLES are manufactured from
Minute Crystal FcObles'' melted tOgeth-
er, and are called Diamond on account OF theil
hardness and brilliancy.
Having been tested with the polariscope, the
diamond lenses have been found 10 admit III
teen per cent. less heated rays than any Other
pebble. Manufactured by the Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Co, New York
Z. II. KELLY, Jeweler and Optlcian, Is sole
agent for jackson, Tenn, from whom they car
only be obtained 30 not buy pair unles:
YOU see the trade marx Octll-ly
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The following Officers were elected June
18th, at the Regular Conciavc of jackson
COmmandery No. IS Knights Tcmpllr;
Sir John Chester, Eminent Commander,
reelected,
Z" W. L. Robertson, Generalissimo.
- A. B. Jones, Capt. General reelected
81 b. Il. Harris, senior Warden.
a. W. +. Henry, Junior Warden,
q" y. IL. Whitlow, Treasurer cted
" J. e. Smith, Jr., Rccorder-rc elected.
." Il. n. Bostiok, Standard Bearer.
d" l.. Z. Talbot, Sword Bearer.
w. 4. Wood, Warder-re- elected.
Il. 5. Russell, sentinel and Armorcr.
The following Sir knights wcrc'appoint-
eel q iartls.
W. c. Jarnagin, Chalss Cullen and -
Officers elected in Clinton Chapter Il. \.
NJ. No. ., to serve during the ensuing year:
A. d. Jones, Most Excellent High Priest
Excellent B. Il. Harris. King.
Excellent w. L. Robertson, Scribe.
Companion John Chester, c. Of II.
James O'COnnor, z. ).
w. F. Henry, L. a. C..
RH. Anderson, Master cav.
S. c. Simpson, Master "a V.
T. c. Muse, Master LIST V.
VIM. Alexander, Treasurer.
L. L. Talbot, Secretary.
Meredith Corbitt, Steward.
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Goods delivered to any part of the city
free. TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
june27-lm.
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saturday, july 11th, Is74,

For Brown and Beached Domestics and shirtings.
For Bed-Tick, Cotton Checks and Ginghams G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
StribIinS Springs.

TCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.J
STR1BLiNG SPRINGS, September Z.
The ball on Friday night was with us de.
cidedly the event OF the season, surprising
anything we have had here. There were on
the floor some of the best-dressed and pref
tiest dancers that have been at any OF the
watering places this season. send you
something about who were here and what
they wore, furnished me by charming girl
who is, of course, au fat in such matters.
Many Of the ladies are, you will notice, from
Richmond: Mrs. Lizzie Neale, Of Aexan.
dria. Nile green silk with overdress of
white luce; Mrs. Judge Guigon, Of Rich.
mond, black and white silk; Miss Emily
Glasgow, of Richmond, as la file du
req,ment-a perfect piece OF character.
dressing, and worn with rare grace
Miss Minnie Whitcomb, of Richmond, rose
colored tarletan; Miss Berta Edmonds, oil
Richnond, white muslin with blue trim.
mings; Mrs. Charles U. Williams, of Rich
mond, lilac silk with oyerdreSs of null mus.
lin; Miss Annie Glasgow, Of Richmond, as
French peasant girl-a character tastelully
costumed and gracefully carried out; Miss
Lizzie Kinney, of Augusta, white tarletan
trimmed with black lace; Miss Mary Brad.
shaw, OF indianapolis, green silk; Mrs. Rosa.
lie Knott, Of Alexandria, white muslin trim
med with lace, and blue sash; Mrs. G. Kin.
ney, of Augusta, black silk. One of the most
striking dresses was that Of Miss Cary Glas-
gov, of Richmond, who appeared in the
character OF "Nymph of the Wood,' her
dress of white tarletan being literally covered
with lichen from the forest, creating an ex-
cellent effect. There was but one male
character represented-that of a clown
which was provocative Of much mirth.
a THOIrStND,
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q. nkee. nv rparster, very fine tnornin'

'Issnkee, nay mars.er, very fine tnornan
S, : are YOU going TO church, .. 10
sNo. marsier, Pm gwine % my Wu l''s
house, which It Is four mile OH.
e You have quite walk, old gentleman,
won't YOU stop and take dram ~ WI" wiz
help YOU" : ,,,us ho q
wa,kin;. You know mus'n tarry. MATS
George Washinton say precraste aln
de- death 90 time. Ha! ha !! ha! Good bye,
my marster." s ,,,,,eaIf nth
Genuine and hearty old.time darEy laugh, ne
nT,roceeded on his way with bis bundle dan'
ri,nn- from the end Of his Walking.stlck,
doubtless filled with sweet things ZOE DIS
toothsome old lady.
We were over the mountain ana az tne
Bath Alum In little over an hour. we were
heartily greeted by Captain Freeman, Mr.
Baxter, and Taylor Stratton, ana maze u
feel at home in short order.
TIE RETURN.
Having spent over two hours very de;
,;ghtfnlly at the Bath Alum, and enjoyed
| one of the best dinners ever sat down 70
sve started on our return homewards. we
stoned at the Warm Springs Gap to take
"ord hook at the uDequalied scenery, anc
Swell were we repaid. The sky was hileo
with living clouds, which assumed the mos'
h,amifuI and fantastic shapes, which they
reta;ned until they but up against some one
n the thousands of mounrain.tops IN tneil
way. when they were dispersed into
many fragments. / saw an almost
nerfect copiieuration of the Egg ptian sphy NIX
in the clouds, while to the right of it ana a.
a small distance was conlcal mountain, mol
had imitation of the pyramid of The Che
cons. so that it was not hard for me to I'M
acme myself in the plains beyond Cairo
Ervpt. Warm Springs Gap is noted as being
the restjpg.place of the grandfather of oul
Young townsman Colonel Thomas 3. Big
ger. While on his way to Canada with tn
Canada volunteers, in 1912. 1t is said thai
the old gentleman took one prodgious looE
at the vast scene before him, heayed deer
sigh. and exclaimed: "Gee, Whillikins, bu
| is not tbis..picturesque!"
A brisk and pleasant drive from the GaI
| brought us in couple of hours back nome
! to the Healing, where we were welcomed DJ
Squire Robbins for the nonce the boss o
the premises. By the by, bis name is L. b
B. Robbins, and not j. b. B as / had it be
fore, He is one of the most accommodating
! and efficient assistants it was ever my goot
fortune to meet. / believe he would wall
to the top of the mountain to look for al
icicIe if any of the guests wanted one.
| Among the recent arrivals here note thu
following: r. II. and N. z. CatIett, Staun
ton; Colonel C. S. Darlington (returned), j
r. V. Daniel. T. II. McCooe, Andrew John
ston and sister, Mrs. DR.. Blair Burwell, Mis-
Mary Bella Beale, Richmond; Captain Jac
Hudgin, Caroline; Il. 81. Mason, Warn
Springs; Lord Milton and family, Calls
gban's; Major Wade Hampton, Jr, Scout
| Carolina e. NJ. Fry and wife, New York
Chapman J. Leigh, New York; james Scot
Montrose, Scotland; Major a. Il. Courtne
and family, Richmond. CATAwBA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
BY Hill IL Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEE'SSALE OF THE BREWERY,
l. KNOWN AS THE NORRIS BREWERY,
WITH 41-100 ACRES OF LAND, NEAR
The EASTERN CORPORATION LINE OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of q
deed of trust executed to us by Joseph Backer.
dated 10Th december, 1873. and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office of Henrco County
Court, we shall proceed tosell, on the prem
ises, on THURSDAY, September 10th, 1874, ut
s O'Clock Z. NJ. the real estate therein conveyed,
consisting of two BRICK BUILDINGS and other
Improvements and ALL 90 acres of land. This pro-
perry, until within Il few months, has been In sue
ssfu operation, with vaults and al! necessary ap-
paratus for making and keeping beer
The laud has southern and eastern exposure.
and Is well suited for grape-raising. This property
adjons tract Of land now much spoken OF rs q
suitable place for park, and should the city con-
clude TO buy for that purpose, this with ali pro
perry In that section would be largely enhanced III
value. We call attention of brewers and others TO
this sale.
TERMS Cash as to expenses Of sale and to pay
the sum Of $500 with interest al per cent. from
oath April. 1874 credit as to 81 500 till Gath
APRIL 1875, with Interest III d per cent. from "a h
October, 1878 and The balance as said Backer may
direct. WALTER Is. BhOOhS,
RANDOLPH BARTON,
Trustees.
Immediately after the above sale we will sell about
THREs-AND-hALF ACRES Of LAND sdjoin-
Ing the property above described being part OF
the land attached formerly to the brewery.
HILL & GODDIN,
au24 ,27,29, S2,4&td Auctioneers.
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saMc,gsess1 & 3 /. ss.s.- stnsnre aassvs

100
UNJUST Sale OF "a ALUAbLE.
IL sTEAM.EYaTNF AND 0THER p ph u .,..
All PROPERTY.-By virtue OF 9 deed o. ,sra =,
dated the 9th csy OF APRIL $3.50 nnd recorae ~
the clerks Office Of Louisa County y, Ut
DAY The 22d day OF September merit t air 1 :. :,
not ti,en on the next fair day. proceed 20 se.l y
public auction. 10 the highest bfadsr az Inc tes.
teilca Of james T. Dickinson, TWO miles sOuIh ol
Frederfckshaii depot, in Louisa colEiy. one
- VERY VALUABLE STEAN-EE9lNE.
Of horsepower. In good work,ng GTagI
with all its fixtures, consisting OF ShAfIInu
PIPING. BOILER. &c. Also,
One STEAM-PUMp, nearly new, ana IN gooo
One GRIST.MILL with GEARING,
One large COPPER.STILLa and WORM, new ano
One 81 uLE two HORSES,
One WHEAT-DRI1IL and 6LEANOkt
One WAGON. OX-CART, and AMBULANCE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other personal
TrRMsoF SALE: Will be liberal and made known
on the day of SALE The title to the above pfoptry
IS believed 10 be good, but, citing as %
such title to the same Is vested In them Dy saic
trust deed will be asslgl ed and granted 70 tns p9r
chasers. WlLhlnAM, y. iD,I IEh q st'oo4''
eoo1ss1a Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
i BILE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRTIETH
STREET, CHURCH HILL, BY AUCTION.-As
the successors OF certain trustees named In decd
bearing date 1lth December, ] 500. from Henry
Of the Chunccry Court of the city OF Richmond, to
secure the payment OF certain obligations OF debt
mentioned In said deed, being thereto required by
the premises on TUESDAY the 18th instant. at 5
O'Clock +. NJ, two valuable BUILDING LOTS.
fronting 33 by 100 feet each on the west side of
Thirtieth street, between and o streets, Church
Hill.
TERMS: AT sale. RICHARDSON < Co,
AuctioueerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
BY Moody i Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioreers,
office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE FARM, containing 1864 ACRES.
lying In Glover Hill township, in the county of
Chesterfield. on MONDAY: september Il, s74.
that being court day, ct O'Clock ~, in front of
the courthouse OF said county, In the city of Man
chester. Being authorized By 4 decree of the
County Court OF said county, entered at the No.
vember term, 1872, in the suit of Branch Perdne
X. A. Belcher we shall proceed to sell ut public
auction, at the time aud place above mentioned.
the TRACT OF LAND, containing 365A ACRES,
more or less, lying In the county OF Chesterfield,
about thrse-iourths OF mile Of The Appoma,tox
river, four mites Of the Glover Hill railroad and
five miles Of The Clover Hill mines. One hundred
acres Of this land Is cleared. the balance Is we'll
rimbered (oak and pinel There is on II Q good
TW O.STORY FRAMED DWELLING. contain
Ing six rooms, well located, and has all the usual
enIhouSes. Fine springs on the farm: neighbour
hood good; convenient to churches, mills, schools
&e.
TERMS Cash as TO so much Of the proceeds rs
wiz be necessary to pay the expenses of the suit
and SALE the residue upon Il credit of one, two.
and three years, the purchaser 10 execute his bond
with six per cent. interest added from day of sale
the title 20 be retalued until the whole OF the pur
chase money Is paid.
S. BROOKS,
sc 5-tds Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
BY Chaffin, Staples 6 Co.,
Real Estate AuctIoneers and Agents,
corner Tenth aud Bank streets.

THE UNDERSIGNED, SPECIAL COM
l. MISSiONERS, appointed for the purpose by q
decree of Amelia Circuit ourt made ut the June
term of the said court, 1874, will. In pursuance OF
said decree, proceed SELL the premises 1t pub
lie auction, to the highest bid Ter. on the 10rH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874 III fair. and If not
on the next fair day thereafter at o'clock 2. ii.
on that day, that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND In the city of Richmond tmentioned In
Commissioner Meade's report) of which WI liam
j. Barksdac died seized ana possessed, and which is
described In the deed 10 said Barksdale us fronting
100 feet on the south side Of Water street and rum
ming back to the ship-lock. and pounded the east
by the land Of A. Robinson, DR., and on the west by
the land or II. q. Cabell.
TERMS Five hundred dollars In cash balance In
six, twelve, and eighteen months from the day of
SALE negotiable to be taken for the deferred
payments, with interest added, and title retained
until all Of the purcliase-money Is paid and a de-
cree for the conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIS J. DANCE,
THOMAS L. GILES,
SLecial Commissioners.
. BY CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers:
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