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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-21
A. w. KIMBALLS
Improved Photographs

A good photograph is equivalent to an eNamlna'
ton into ones conscience 1t places under the eye
more than secret oble, that we are 10th TO ac-
knowledge. That man of fifty, or sixty II you
choose, ii he be sincere, does not murmur when
looking at his photograph. "GraciOus heaven how
old am |" "Ho,o, all these wrinkies mine" "What,
this sad, worn, iurrowed face belong to me?' one
is Supplied. and this Is increased in very disagree
able manner when showing this picture to some
friends. One hears them eXclaim: 'nh, how per-
feet 1t is you. Now you have a portrait thatlooks
lust like you" Thank you. Although We may
believe ourselves to be sensible and philosophical.
and despite all our endeavors to pluck 'rom our
hearts all It's illusions of vanity, yet we always have
in lde of portrait of ourselves much finer than
the reality. The inner man is always young. DO
we come across an interesting book, and feel the
same enthusiasm as at twenty? Does touching
story bring tears to eyes? Does 4 beautiful
face charm us as it did at twenty Then we believe
that we are only twenty. am sure that en- the
old men of Troy standing up before Helen, criel
ont "Hoic beautiful she is =! they forgot their age;
they believed themselves to be young. Be advised
bv me, have your photograph taken. Cote
A. w. Kimball's,
lGO Water ST.,
40 ATGUSTA ME
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-21
Meat Market in Boothbay for
Sale.

yINHE Meat Market in Bouthbay Hsrbor belong
i ing to the late 5. b. YOUNG, Is offered for sale
The building consists OF two-story dwelling house
with basement story for market, and ell; il was
built q most thorough manner by the late owner,
and is a rare chance for man who understands
the business. Further particulars may be had by
calling on. or addressing HELEN +. YOUNG, Booth.
bay, Maine. wtf23
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Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
GOT OF Court, by SPRAGUE. OWEN NASH.
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and all kinds of Lamps and Lamp goods. Glass
ware in variety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
uEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT
Richmond Chsncery Court of My 18Th. 1873. in
the suit Of Patton, &C.. cs. Fry, &C., lhe under
signed, appointed commissioners Tor MAT purpose
will sell nc public auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNEsDA the 18th day OF August. STA. at
- O'Clock NJ that valuable property known us TIL
HEALING SPRINGS, situaediR Bath county. ' L.,
and containing S2l acres. with all The Improve
ments consisting III part Of three large brick build.
iugs and number or handsome cottages all In good
OF der. nf the best material and workmanship, and
eyincng crcdtabc degree Of taste In construction
sturehuuse icehGuSe- lighthouses, stables laundry
&C. aud all the personal property thereon and USED
ia connection With the Spriurs .
= he property is on The main road IN the W arm
Springs Valley, fifteen miles from Corington, from
which point its accessible by e t the ,ntars and
ton TO aiessrs. PURCELL, LAID CO., Rich
mona. or of the Agent, at the Springs.
Pure free-stOne water Is conveyed ny pipes from
n spring In the mountains through the buildings
ana grounds, a1ording an ample supply ior All pur-
Shaded nv trees OF original growth; the climate DC,
ljghtfIl, The atmosphere pure and eNhlafatlns ana
without fogs, and the scenery unsurpassen. g.,
The sur ngs have been In successful operation Tor
many years past. They are PROVIDED WIN every
thing necessary to the conduct OF hrst-rae WAFER
~ a supplementary decree in the cause the COM
missioners also authorized, If in their judgmen!
desirable, 10 sell an undivided one-lourtn lnleresl
only In said property, being the interest OF the late
Hugh W. Fry.
With a view Of meeting the possible wishes OF
those desiring buy, should no purchaser be touho
for the whole property they will sell the undivided
one-IorItl. =
TERMS Cash rs to one-fourth of the purchase
money : The residue upon Il credit OF say six
Twelve. eighteen, and twcnty-four months for ne.
co1iublc notes with interest added from the day
of sale.
For further information apply to the auctioneers
CHARLES y. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM w. CRUMP,
JOHN II. GUY,
JOHN A. COKE,
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
Commissioners
GerBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Q,yH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
-Ar1yTIgsy 5a.IALEs.-rutnrc ] Days z,

TyRUSTEE,s SALE OF HOUSE AN D
= IL Lot NO. 1904! ON FRANKLIN -sTR LIT,
RETWEEN 1WENTY.SIXTH ANDTMENI1-
SEVENTH STREETS,IN y he CITY OF hiCH.
EMOND.-The undersigned. who was, by an order OF
ths Chnnccry Court of Richmond; mnde on the
14th day of aay, 1874, substituted as trustee 10
place Of b. B. Minor. In decd OF trust executed 70
said Minor by Martha A. jerks and Euo0ra
Goode recorded In the former Hastings court OF
said city in Deed Book ~ A. p. 10, (which Is now
among the records Of said Chnncery Court,l being
thereto required by the assignee and holder % the
bond therein secured win sell q. public auction on
the premises. on THURSDAY the 23d day OF July,
1874, at O'Clock r. NJ, the real. Estate con-
veyed in said deed, situated as above descr1pr;n,
fronting SO feet on the north side OF affanknn
street. and running back between parallel lines
feet TO an alley feet wide, and now IN the ocen
pancy OF Mr.. r. f. Pollard:
Terms: ash as to enough Of the purchase money
to pay The costs and expenses OF sae ana lne oa
ance due Oh the debt secured. teing ABOUT sDSU
and rs 10 the residue upon such MIS- LIS r. "
direct or in default of sucn direction, as The under
$50 '' = JOHN W. WRIGHT.
| ty17 Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
ByJ. L. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1O16 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
/ ABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
No. 80 AND BAKERY ATrACHED,O On IHE
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH NEAR BEOAD
STREET, AT AUCTIUN.-By virtue of u deed OF
trust from John Gallagher and vile 10 Inc SUB
cd shall (being thereto required by the beneficiary
sell: on the premises, on SA "a r. July ds;
f;rir day thereatter) the BRICK STORE. DWELL
ING. and BA kerry occupied by rhe said Gallagher
and located as above, with rooms supplied with
WAFER. gas. &c. The lot fronts q feet inches,
and runs back 1877 feet to alley twenty feet wide
1t is regarded trs-rate business stand IN that
locality, and its proximity to the offices OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company adds ma
teriay to its value.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 20 tne
a2.250J the beneficiary will accept one-tourth In
cash. aud the balance 1T four, eight, anu WE'VE
cared by trust deed in lieu thereof; as 10 The resi-
due will be maue known at the sale.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
! r.. appERsoS, Auctioneer. ~ 7-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13

:GHERIFF,s SALE or VALUABLE
S2sT TK r aas Hsi6 Sc ET1aHH
,s yfs e e r. y
against Charles III: aIsce and Z :YsahtS1s. .,
shall proceed to sell, at the store Of charles
d r. y s ass ne stsE e & B u
ns s snsaS is wHisKEy,
WSryysas IgsseR .
10 barrels Fanquier county WHiSKEf, eighteen
months old, as per stamps; ,.,,,. :, ur,1srrr
81 demjohns NGND, ass si,,b,a ssr cInbs and
q barrels Ise celebrated william WaIlace's NOUN
Darr nis bt ia ii Ne ysais ssssisDY, DID,
s barrels NEVIEEGAR;
SsSss%FS SS SsE w
4s boxes forty eight DOZEN BLACKBERRY
WINE Vintage 1904 purely nedicai a 'li
( cask CHERRY. BRANDY:
q one-eg hths casks BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
i RarI SE sthehsss
2H barrels BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
II : fia n1rse1 FR GSkpi4 BRANDY;
Lot Of empty BARRELS ana hECiif ANu
oFFfCE FIXTURES, &C.; and snndry other arti-
| - cles TOO numerous TO mention:
And at the request OF MIR. @. NJ. Wallace, will be
will OF the concern ZONE Of the largest and best
known in the United States, together WIN re
| cipes, Brands, Trade. Marks, &c, OF William Wal
la gs q Ss:s Cash. JOHN W. wRiGHT,
| Sheriff city of Richmond.
| The above sale will be conducted by DAVENPORT
& MORRIS. actioneers. and the gco1s wilEheiposi'
tive sold, without reserve, to the higf est bt3aer
| iy2
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.=.I1,r1S,1 sAlEs-rn.i. my.
nv u. SEC rmick, Aucs' onser.
q I&1x Aatn street.

1rnsrNG SALE OF The BALANCE
~ STOCK OF FRENCH CH1EA AND
w NJ M Ora MITE WAKE. 1dUusE-FuRNils,IHt-
M ME- GOODS. CHILDRtsN,s CARRIAGES,
-CAsts, G9uNNTE e. &C. &C, AT .t AitSse
d,ciock, will. by rcqre eat of Thomas L. Anp as
Esa sell At bis store No. 1407 Main street, .as
entire balance Of Ills stack comprising lsred
WHITE GRANITE WARE GLASS MAkklE ,-
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS, ShI ~ ~ ~ n :
CARRIAGES, FANCY ARTICLES, ~ Q, a.
W. Is. ALSO ~,
One very handsome silyer-pla!ed French On ia ~
SHOW CA'SE.sCOUNTERS, SHELLY lN1, SAoAi
The att eniion Of the public generally IS askea !,
this sale embracing as st does almost every aettoi'
needed in The bous e-furnishing nue.
iy apJf n. MCCORMICK, Aucuoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
BY W. G0ddin.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.

corner OF Eleventh uuu Dllh StIcctS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
" BIZ LOTS IN THE CITY OF RIUuMOSD
on CHURCH HILL, AT THE SOkIHWtSi
CORNER OF GRACE AND 81 IH Us, II z i i
srkEEts ALS8 AT TN aSD s TIITiETH
STREE rs; ALSO, FOUR LOTS, Nos 80.
ALSO, LOTS NOS: 227, 22s, 229, ~ I'D, ~
YAL's ADpITIoN, I'm ~ h HGs e. G .'3t;
ktCk.-By virtue of decree of The Chdncery
Court OF the City OF Richmond, entered on the 27tn
'uue 1874, in tine Case of Govan's helrs against
GoLdin and Others, We rs special commissioners
thereby appointed, any one Of Us, will proceed to
sell at puolc auction, on The premises, on MON
LAY. the Goth July, 1874, at 3 O'Clock T. ~. the
following real estate of which lanes Gcyan inc
Younger died seiZed-viZ., the Two III ALE ACRE
hrtcth streets. 1872 by 165 feet; the other at the
southwest corner Of Broad and Tbirtc Tn streets,
32 bv 165 feet, adjoining the residence OF Mr.. W.
After which, at O'Clock =. NJ. on the premises,
those four beautiful haf-acre LOTS in Duval's an
dition, Nos. SO, "a, 40. and AZ, with several
II. me tenemeDtS thereOn,) bounded ny st. James,
ST. Stephens Hill, and CoutIs streets, 10 be sub
DIVIDED into twenty lots. each 80 by 100 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide, having fronts on lhe two former
AT the same time and place will be sold those
THREE OTIS in Dnval's addition. In Henrico
county, ID joiuing The residence of jacob KICK.
containing together about 81 acres. designated by
tha N,s 227, 22S, aud 229. plats Of survey of all
the lots will DC exhibited at The sale.
TERMS: One-'hlrd cash; haance at six and
Twelve months negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained TILL all OF the purchase money Is
fully paid. ,.,,
+ S y f5 r. + $$i!oH4nD,os. c'"n'.'.
~ IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
A RaIloOufst's Pertl-DariHs Rescue
from u Church Steep1e.

The Brockvile (Canada) Recorder give!
the following account Of the perilous adpen
fure of Professor Squires, the balloonist il
that town ON Dominion Day:
"The starting point was Court-Houst
Square. The Professor regarded the situa
ton as particularly dangerous in a high
wind, as the square is flauked on each side
by lofty buildings. including the Court.
House, Bank OF Montreal, and Wesleyan
Methodist church. During the afternoon
the balloon, which WAS initiating with hydro
gen gas, was the ceatse OF attraction, and OF
ths time Of starting fully ten thousand peo-
pie had assembled to witness the voyage in
mid-aiv. The Atlantic was contracted of 8
peculiar quality OF muslin, very thin and
soft In texture, but when oiled, capable Of
holding the gas. The netting which en-
Yeloped the balloon was double and twisted
silk, and The ropes by which the netting was
attached to the basket were about three
leigbtbs Of an inch In dismeter. IS
1.-THE basket was strong wicker work,
about three feet In diameter and two feet 10
depth. The ropes by which it was attached
10 The balloon were woven In SO as 10 pass
completely under. During the day several
smsll balloons were sent up to show the dr..
rectlon Of the wind from experiments thus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13

|TsRIlsTEEs SALE OF THE Nv,
! ! some q n la. AMP yAnLMABLE EST SID.
ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH OF RliiiIuHiATsD
EHE FANS OF ABRaM1 I'M,
WICK, DE. .: ~. POWELL, AND 8. VAR.
sHAW.By virtue OF deed OF trust essc ThES.
tee. dated 9Th oil May, SCI and duly rec1.s trn
ing fhsreto requiredby the creditor secnrsS BE-
sell M auction, upon the premises on WI
l7thof August, at / O'Clock M., the FIpSsDAY,
referred 20. occupied by Mr.. faIeske II enI aTs
EHHT HUNDRED AND TWEyTYN
ACRES, more or less, and taken as A whots YEN
well as any tract OF its size In tie connie es Il
i've hundred acres are cleared. and producs nsHct
IN corn, wheat, and oats. and 10 besides 1s alsly
ed to grasses. trucking, and frnit.growipy ~ W
three hun6red acres are in wood and tirte, n"Ve.
Tie Improvements consist OF good ii;r,,x
ING, with ai9ht rooms, servants Quarter, I'LL
stables, and the usual other out.buIdines sn =,
good order. III IN
There IS also fine orchard The farm !.
watered. The neixhborhood Il one OF the h., 81
the vicinity or the city. In
Those wisht3g'tO purchase really valuable -.
perty, which mstincYease In value SilllIhe Eo-
Of the CITY, ags invited 10 examine The above te,,s
A map Of !" Solitaire ~ may beseen a, the cs.o :,
| the auettOneerS. vi
Terms The deed authorizes sale for r,,, go
cicnt TO pay debt for about 90 Win III al-
pepses OF sale added. AS to the residue rr eA-
terms to be prescribed by Tie grantor, Dr N.
| signs, OF which announcement will be maas !.
| the time Of safe.. a.
= JOHN B. CRENsHAW, Trustee
GRUBBS u WILLIAMS, autiOneers. kia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
BY Moody & Royall,
Real Estate Agents and Auotioneers.
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Uo


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY
" ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNT? Of
CHESTERFIELD, NEAR THE CITY OF Man,
CHESTER, At PUBLIG AEgTIoMHi IN Nd EK2NT
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER on MON
Day, JULY IS. 1874, THAT BEING COURT
DAY. AT liz UCLOCK.-Iu pursuance OF an or
der ofbe Crcuit Court of Chesterfield county en-,
of William II. Mo, gan q ale. Us. John n. Morgan
ct ais, shall as commissioner. proceed to sell al
the time place. and manner above mentioned, the
VALUABLE T kACT OF LAND, containing
THIRTY ACRES. more or less, lying on the MIG
lothian turnpike and the Providence road, about
six mites from aIanchester: There Is good Two
STORY FRAMED BUILDING on the same con-
talning five rooms and usual oul-buildings; also,
q good wheelwright shop. About one- hird OF THIS
tract is In second. growth oak and pine, balance
cleared and In good state of cultivation. Ihls
could he made one Of the best trucking farms III
the vicinity, being near to the markets Of both
Richmond and Mat chester, aud should engage inc
aLteotion of those In quest Of such property ano
invite their attention to the following bbera!
TERMS: One-fourth ctsh; the balance at six
twelve, ard eighteen months for negotiable notes
bearing six per cent interest from day of sale, tho
titlc being retained Will the whole
is uald. - DAVID l.. PULLIAM,
iy 8 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
The gennings Estate.
OPENING A GRAVE 4 HUNDRED YEARS sJGE
{Correspondencc Burkeviue SentincLI

DSENiNs "A %RAVE 4 hl-SDNES5
correspondence Burkevine SentincLI
NoTrowAr C USEY, VA, Suly s, tHTH.
-R-. EdScoS,-Ion correspondent was ON
OF those that attended the .cKhumauon R
search Of The remains Of WiMm .Jeaoinss
on Monday The place wheEe his reDnakE-
are said to base been haried Is on the laD&
OF DR.. u n. RogaH, near Jennings ORGt-
nary, GA the Richmond and 2Dahyi!ie 'ras.
road Here, ninety nine years ago, says ira
dition, Was buried the utan THAT all the great
Jennings fortune Is to be inherfted through
This fortune Is so cast that esen the personal
property asoue is said DC be worth sixteen
millions sterEng, or ABOUT eighty millions a
our Done,S
This William Hearings was an officer q!
his MsIest,'S army, and is said 10 have beer
buried 10 his r4gin,esltal suit. ID is thoEgBt
that perhaps his sword Also was buried with
him. Could these be recovered a valuable
due would he added 10 the evidence already
obtained. On Mo2day msrning there wsRe
gathered atthas old bury .groAnd, who's
is now thieksy. surrounded by pines ans
grown over Witheedars AND enormous grape
vines, mus her or people to witness the eE
cavatiOns. The preparations, however, hae
not been well made, and the work grea.iS
hindered; bat The great difficulty lay IL
identifying the grave. e., in finding the
right one.
The ntermeats extend over a period of
century, and ct those who could say pre-
csely where the old officer was buried, nont
are now left. Many graves were opened. bn
without finding the desired one. One was
evidently that of child, another seemed.
from the coarse metal button and pine coffin
to be that OF a negro, while third, though
evidently thesgrav Of man OF some age
isay seventy yielded no remains OF any in.
ieiest in this case.
What surprised me Rlost was the readiness
with which our color6d friends drove the
shovel and pick into the clay Of the grave
gard. They are generally TAR too slSersti-
tious to venture on Anything of the sort.
But, as one OF them remarked when told that
he would be " haunted" for doing the work:
"Fse been haunted all my life, sir" sup
pose he alluded to the "ghost of better
times" which seems to haunt many of us.
The search will be resumed to-day, but l
could not remain to await developments.
Should anything OF note happen l will lei
you know. REISENDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1O14 Main street.

VALUABLE MARKET FARM on
Y TIE W.RICHMOND TURNPIKE
CONTAINING FIVE ACRES, WITH COM,
STABLE, WITH ALL NECESSARY OUT
BUILDINGS. CHOICE FRUIT TRIES, FLOW
Frs. &c, FOR SALE AT PGBLlG AoC11
will yell at auction on The premises, on MON
DAY, July 10, 1874. at So O'clock +. NJ, the
PROPERTY above described. 7 his land lies on
the New Richmond turnpike two miles north OF
Richmond at the Intersection OF this road with the
new mills road. The land Is In good heart and
affords a good opportunity for persons wishing 10
purchase home In the country In good ueighbor-
hood fOr Il sm all amount. ..-
Adjoining this tract Is q tract of Ten ACRES
OF iySlMPROFEU LAND which can be pur-
chased at Il reasonable price.
At the same time and place will sell one GOOD
WOr,E MULE, and CART and HARNESS, and
the usual variety OF FARMING UTENSILS
TERiIS Liot raj, and made known at time Of
coil. Iiy II ~ NJ. LEE. Auctinneer.
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BY Cook & 5Laughton, Auctloneers.
corner Governor and franklin streets

FURNITURE, c A r.
IL PETS, SINGER SEWlNG-MACHINE,& &c,
WEDNESDAY the l5th IN
slant at o'clock we will sell at the residence NO.
lS east Marshall street, corutr Of FIRST street.
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FUkNl-
TERE, consisting of
MARBLE-ToP PARLoR TABLES,
REPs-COyERED LOUNGE and CHAIRS,
FLOOR, HALL, and stair OILCLoTH ana CAh-
PETING;
MARBLE-IoP COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
MATTRESSES, MATING.
/ IMPROVED SINGER SEWING-MACH1NE,~ WIN al
attachments;
GAs-tIXTURES, TENDERS,
OAK EXTENSION DISISG-TABEE,
SiDEBoARD, SAFE, CHAIRS,
CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE, &C.;
KITCHEN FURNITURE, generally, including q
COOKISG-sTOyE very little used.
COOK i LaUGHTON,
VIA Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
By Hill g. Goddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers, 110S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L NEW BRICK STORE ON THIRTEENTH,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STRESS, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue OF q decd of trust TO the un-
dersgned. dated January LIST, 1873, trom l.. I.
Stevenson, and Of record In The clerks Office kic
mond Chancery Court %. b. 80, {, page 2s2
win sell at public auction, on the premises. On
MONDAY. 2Oih day Of july, 1874. at O'clock +.
NJ, that valuable lot OF &round SITUATED upon the
west side of Thirteenth street. betwt ell Main and
Gary streets, now occupied by William :. Wood &
Co. ut GOOD reuIal. The building is new, ana built
In very substantial manner OF brick, covered with
lin, and contains modern improvements. he lot
TERMS: Whist the deed requires cash us to
s2.6sS, by consent Of the parties Interested the
terms Will be liberal and made known ON the day OF
sale. FRANK -. Hill,
jy 9-tds TRUSTEE
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" W. GOuoIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,.
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS IN
" SMITHS FEAN, NEAR TO NAVY HILL
BY virtue of decree OF The CLancery Court OF the
la the case of Exams & Co. Us. Hughes. &c, shall
US special commissioner thereby appointed, pro-
MONDAY the 18th OF July, / STA, ut 6 O'Clock Z.
AZ. the following LOTS I'm Smiths ulan. near to
Navy Hil-SM LoJs NOS. 9, 10. each 80 by 122
feet to an alley twenty feet wide, the west linc
of Fifth street. and lots Nos. ~, IA, 10, 10, l z
Is. and 10, each by % feet 10 an alley sixteen
feet wide. the east line of Fifth street, or s.
cipai, interest and costs Of the decree aforesaid.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance ut six and
and ute retained til all Of the purchase-money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
ivy Commissioner.
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:, BY Bronangh il Taylor,
Real Estate Agents aud Aactioneers.
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF, A VALUABLE
J. TRACT Of LAND, NEAk MIDLOTHIAN
kGyAL-MINES, IN CEhSTERFlELD COUNTY,
fVA.-By virtue of deed Of trust eXccutea 70 me
as trustee on the 9th OF March, TO- byWflllam
Winfree. Jr and duly recorded III the clerk ONCE
of Chesterfield County Court, ~. b. 81, .. 2l6)
shall, beng required 10 no by the beneficiary,
sell at puOiic auction, on The premises, on rCES
BAY; July 20, 1874 at IA o'clock AZ, that yau.
able TRACT UF LAND lying near the Midlothian
coil mines In Chesterfield county. containing about
952 ACRES, adj duing the lauds OF franklin
sIearns, ID. B. Hancock, anu others. Ihis Land nes
about two and half miles from Coalheld station,
on the Richmond and Danville railroad wlth1n The
coal field. About one third gs cersds the residue
In forest Of oak and piue Thes face indications
or the existence Of coal good as any In the
coal-feId. he buildings consist OF DIV rLl.-
Ing with nine or ten rooms, aud all necessary out
houses.
TEHNS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and $500 and 81 $50 ON the 9th OF March, $50
to be secured by de-d Of trust ON The property The
residue of the purchase money. II any 10 be ptya-
BILE at such times, aud secured In such manner as the
said nfrec may erect and In default OF such III
recfion us the trustee shall think lit.
The purchaser will DC allowed reasonable tiuc
for examination OF title, &C., hetre paying me pur-
chase muney but will ue Required as guarantee o'
good faith TO dc post The Of 80 In cash with
the trustee 1t the place of Sae Immediately after
the property is Knocked down, otherwise resale
viii then bc mauc :. BRUOkS,
iv I.tds Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13
BY Richardson & Co..
Rea! Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AND
N DIVE LING on BROAD SIRE Ell,
CHURCH, HILL, FUR SALE BY AUCIlON:--
We shall sell by auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NrSDAY the ] 9th instant. III 0'cock K. NJ. The
valuable BUSINESS STAND occupied by Mt: Le,
ber with dwelling above and lot frontiag 80 o.
Inv SO feet Oh The south Size OF Broad street be-
tween Twenly-ffth and 1wcnty-sixth streets,
Church Hill.
TERMS: One-tlayd cash; balance In SIX and
twelve months ne1otfane notes 70 be given for The
deferred pa}TnentSss Writ Interest added and Sc
y RICHARDSON 6 CO.,
Iv11 Auctioneers