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was dead and SO had Messrs. TiltOn and
Moulton used the same expression in his
presence because of the troubles and
perplexitics in which they were mixed
TIP. AS TO the expression in one OF his
(ReeclIcrs) letters to Mr.. MoultOn that
"he (Tilton) had condoned his wife's
fault" Mr.. B. said: "CondOned has
legal meaning and a general meaning;
but l used the word rs literary
man would use it, not as lawyer.
1t | had used it in legal phrase
the word would have been Otiense,
not fault" BY the word '.fault" he
referred to the complaints Tilton made
in general in respect to his wife, the I'M
preston conveyed to him (Bcecherl from
beginning to end being that he was
charged with having taken advantage of
the simplicity of Mrs. Tilton to steal her
affection to himself and away from her
husband. As to the statement that Mr..
Tilton had enioined him not to betray
his wife, Mr.. b. said it meant :" not to be-
tray this whole difficulty into which his
household had been cast" In reply to
a question ms to what were his ideas on
the frce-lovc question, Mr.. Beechcr
stated that he abhorred every manifesto
tion of the free-love doctrine that he had
seen in theory, and abhorrcd every advo-
cate of the free love doctrine that he had
known. He had never met the Wood
hulls more than three times in his life.
In the further course of the cross-eXam-
inatiou Mr.. Bcecher testified to having
paid to Mr.. Tilton, through Mr..
Moulton, in the way of contributions,
sums amounting to some $1,000. A pay
ment of $1,000 in one sum was made by
him because it had been represented to
him that the whole difficulty could be
settled by that amount of money. which
would put the affairs of the Goldea Age
ON q secure footing; that they would be
able tO 90 right on, and that with the
going on Of them the safety of Tilton
would be assured. and that would be u
settlement of the whole thing; it was to
save Tilton pccuniarily.
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A Dogs Strategy.

A CORRESPONDENT writing from Wca-
togue, in Simsburg, Conn, sends the Hart
ford Times word of the death of one Tip,
upon which information that paper re-
marks as follows
Now Tip, although nothing but dog
"a part black and tan" dog, too, with
cur cross-was yet more intelligent than
some human beings. He had the faculty
of reason just as clearly and unmistaka-
bly, as human beings have it; the differ
cncc being not in kind but in degree. lie
was Hartford dog, and we witnessed
the occurrence described SO long ago IN
the Times, to which our correspondent
here refers:
I'VE have preserved scrap of paper which con
tains little item relative to Tips sasaclfy ana
which was published in the Hartford Times fifteen
years ago
at is worth repeating. He was IN
private ground where another and larger
dog had got possession of bone up
yearned for that bone as much as Seward
yearned in 1860 for the Republican nomi-
nation for the Presidency. lie fa'lcd
after various efforts to snatch 1t away;
and then he suddenly ran off two or three
rods to a certain tree and began paving
and snufling fiercely about the roots, and
setting up a tremendous yclping and
barking. Shot, paying little attention
to all this, kept on munching his bone;
and then the howls and yells OF Tip
became fierce indeed; it was just as if he
had holed bear or tiger. he barked
with an energy and earnestness indicat-
ing that he was really right upon" some
desperate varmint. He paved, snuffed
eagerly at the ground and tore up the
soil as if his life depended upon the
rapidity of his work, and kept barking
more and more fiercely. Shot became
interested. This fierce barking, snuffing
and paving evidently meant business.
Very likely that pert whiffet Of a dog had
found at least coon. He would go and
see. Dropping his bone he ran to the
tree and began eagerly to snuff about.
'Tip'-little rascal!- had planned for just
this. Watching his chances, as soon as
Shot gave him chance, he sprang like
an arrow back to that bone-grabbcd 1t,
and made such time as Goldsmith Maid
never dreamed of in securing safe re-
treat in place where he knew Shot
Ecouldn't get at him. His cunning trlck
was successful; he obtained that bone.
/ And If there was not reason in the calcu-
| lation Of this plot-real human reason
what was It?
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NEW YORK.

CorroN. uplaI d, 170I17Sc.
LIVE SToCK.-Beef Cattle-S10. .5NG13.0O. Hogs
Dressed, $s.50Qts.s7la. Shecp-Livc, S4.5ol56.5O
| BREADsruFFs.--Flour-(; to CHOICE, s.. roo
| clio: white wheat extra, S6.1oa6.6o Wheat-No
Chicago S1.s3a1 .24hs; Iowa spring, S12ilG1 .26
No.2 Milwaukee spring, Slsst01.3o. Ryc-West
ern and State, 9Oct@$l.o5. Barley. O..
Corn-Mixcd Western afoat, 790SOc. Oats
New Western, 55G160c.
Observation-Disclosures Mess, Ss3.2502s5O so
Lard-141s @15c. Chccsc-11 Ollie
WooL.-Commor TO extra, 45@66c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE STocK.-Becyes-Cho S5S5d6. 10
good, $5.i5G15.65; medium Si.50654.90; butch
crs' stock, $3.00GD4.0O; stock cattle, $s5oG
3S5. Hogs-Live, $6.s0D7.4O. Shecp-Good
to choice, $i.50@5OO.
PEovIsIoNs.- -Butter-Choicc. 22s0l32c Eggs
Fresh, 11H@12c. Checse-New York factory
| 13GDl3kc; Western, 12@13c. Pork-Ncw Mess
$2s.5O0M.75. Lard -$14. .a0D14.25
BREADsrurFs.- winter extra
$5.75l7.75; spring extra, $50O0575. Wheat
Spring, No. 2 S1OSk 11.O4. Corn-No. 9 6s
@651;c. Oats-No. 2, aSO39c. Barley-No 2
S1.GsG31 .O4. Rye-No 2, 7a172Iac.
WooL.-Tub- 45152c. fleece, washed
4o@i4c.; fleece, unwashed, sO@3sc.; pulled
37039c. S T7N 4Y
LuMBER.-First Clear, $50.00O530Q; Second
Clear, $47.0O@495O; Common Boards, $10.5O0
1s.oo: Fencing. Sic. D01s0; "A" Shingles,
$3.a503.50; Lath, Ss.250237h., 7s.fs G
CINCINNATI.
BREADsrurFs.-Flour-- Wheat
S10sg Corn 64066c. Rye rSsc. Oats-44o4sc
Barley-....0.
Provisions. I { ] pofs- n sss7seseoo Lard
13M015Ac.
.ea.;s.s.-g ST. LOUIS. aisEaefF 80
LIVE SrocK.ABceves-Fair to choice, 5000
SIS. Hogs-Live, $575070
BREADsTuFPss--Fleur--XX FALL -45OO05.25
Wheat-No. ) Red Fall, S1.1601.17. Corn-No
2 6f064Ac. Osta-No. 2, 47O47Nc. Rye-No. 2
75@z7c., Bsrley-$ 0501 10s 81 rs<a
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BREApsruFFs.-Fiouf- f-Spfing Xxx, $5.7O05. 80
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1.O8 Corn-No. 2, 65l65hc. sOats-No. 2, i. 431
44c. Rye-NO- /, 79@S0c Bariey-No 2, 4rO10
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
1cr7oN sALEs-Fusure Dnys:
By Grubhs & Williams. ,en,s.
auct,oneers and Real Estate As aye asnk
r,a,.on,b street between main au"

REAL ESTATE IN ChE f1S
" AnErPFIELD COUNTY FOR SALE SALE had !
r1oS darlington aud ais GO. no w ~. rircuit
I.as In nyrcution Of decree vi ~ The term
Court of Cheserassad col s9uh my underssned commits
for Novemuh snnonted, will sell Mt auctio1n, g.
soners court house. In Manchester, on hetno
NV am of June, nj IL oc,oc,S, p raai estate-to
court-day,) the following 'Au''
VIII The FARM known IS "HoM RkaEfT." lying h in
,,nns known IA the wv IKE irar about eleven
Chstcrieln G ,,d onposite 10 Buffers Dutch zap
miles oe TT contains about ESQ AChEo' soni' 70
which Is very n some plain buildings and besides
II mas up oar the river with an unfaliing Waer a
Inwcr fused with great profit beloLi 1 anant.
icn believed that 1t has also mn r,ar ousl-
Ties and very accessi6e OF ts to Ie f nd In this
ity Of granite, near 70 Tue ft'e''
ses he Hewlett House or Ware tract nas NH
tion 10 the above, the WEI 10 rge wharf where
no now NJ any Size can harbor storehonse III ue
tr'ns high Also. unlimited Deds on Tue ps and
nerior sand for brIck!ayers, or Troy
mnoulders the latter eq"ai ~ 1N'''''
sand. od,,tov ON James river, 1t is picturesque
,,.rr mud its prospects are not surpasseu " any
the Tir ser of this property is especially In
vited previous TO the sale. ,r colo and To nav
Terms: Cash rs to expenses ~ J sn sTa: :
ason With Interest from 1st o January, I'D "
eoonW, ~ m, sGo with interest from 21St JanuaIy
Is5n mil July 1874; s59U on cIeuis ~ go
inncrv 1878: and rs 10. the residue, uRom r GU
terms US D. K. Weisiger, agent LOT MARY l. "ei''-
ger una" Two LoTs In Chester belonging 10 John
,,a A,Io, estate. Nos and Ii In block a.
TERMS :: One-thrd cash; balance IN one anu INV
years, with Interest from day OF II say wash.
o.. g. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
aUe.FYON sALEs-Fnfnfe Day..
BY Richardson & Co.,
Auct,oueers and Real Estate Agents.
Nh. 1I13 Main street.

r ApeE AND ATTRACTIvE TRUs-
u TEES sALE2Fo 4 P pAskkcAss OF IANp.
HALF NILE NV E MASILLGG2sAh sssBsu IgESPIkE
OPPOSITE THE NATIONALLY Nat o. A,a EL SmHIEsAPEAKE
NEAR THE DEPOT !, yo 0F T bY I 4TuCTi6N:HBy
r.ne Of deed of trust dated IVth o. ~ III
a7R duly recorded In the clerks ONCE 81 ,r ,me
County Court OF Henrlco 70 tue ,6e beneciary we
t nroceed 10 cell by public auction on Inc PREM
ises EDNESDAY the. the b lSih Desirable and
rsl,abie tract Of land located us above; dGrm1u
called MONTKOSE, but now kaown Us s 15s more
OF RANDoLPH, containing Sao sit, the excep-
,sop of tire-acre lot and forty-seyen other small
lois all the lots laid off the plan o. tue IN
nt Randolph ana Of adjoining lands, recoruedt ~ u
eaid once Of Henrlco County Court and aGGoretag
IN which plan the said property WIN De soIu elinen
as whole or in parcels, US may DC oe'ei ni"e' w
T Te Situation Of this property and Its proximity
to the city of Richmond make IL one HI sncion
desirable Investments ever offered by puDne aueto!.
Though level it is sufficiently elevated 70 pc tre e
from infectious diseases and TO ccinmanu n =, &c
view OF the city, her hills anu dering TO
secure cheap homes, to do SO wlthons ii ne
with their business engagements, ana IL ID
oee thousand men engaged at the granite works
across the river, most of whom locate III tfe ~
norton of the city and seek Investments III 'nA
TERMS: The deed requires cash to the exteas o.
NJ 1875 and the expenses OF sac, tIe iesit az
think t but by the consent Of the party In
terested the following terms "ill oe onetea ~ ,i1
thereOf-viz: One-fourlh cash Daance Ia nd I4 ,g,
| Treatments of TWO months and one year aDo t"s
wears respectively from the day OF SAFE ths pul
chaser giving his negotiable notes for tue DEERE,
payments, with interest a ,,s. as pei ~.
num- secured 's 0eso j J. A. RICHAR DsON,
| JAMES PLEASANTs.
| p1cu.RDsoy & CO., Auctioneers. my 20
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8itl,mond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY. -....''''' "" Wv

Musical RovAL FANlIy.-Ihe II' NV,
.e Wales, in recent speech: anno9neeu .nas
S she Whole royal family of England haa oeen
tn "r some n time devotiug themselves to music.
1 Hut for himself, he owned he cona not OF
NAV NAV rs we'll as bis brother, the Duke OF
E6inburgh. ,ood nor.
former indeed 10 excel his social ana ana'' :,
hrothcr in musical attainments; trs'i; ,' a
tourist who met him often socially a. s'in'
do Galle while he was in the Royal East IA IA.
dion snnadron we learn tba. he is NOS s. au'
mirsble performer on the violin anu mu'e e,
II was sossippcd in Gale that the sstsl ;, o.
bic Ante so enchanted very nfc"y olnea'
To-. maiden that she haunted his presence 20
n .,e omno,inr extent, With his characteristic
Good nature he dismissed hcr'wah prcsen'
~ handsome tortoise-sheN tuck-comt
mounted with gold, not remembering tna'
in Cey,ou tuck combs aroused as ornamcnt'
rxclusiycly by the men. The love-sfruct
maidcu. not sppreciating the kind motive
that prompted ,he donor, suddenly dlsaL'
reared from Gale, to the grief OF her sriehu
and utter consternation'of her native sinsa
1cSe lover.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
by COOK 4 I.ausntJn. Auctioncers'
corner Goyernor AID franklin strccta.

rLEGANT CHAMBER FURNITURE,
iMasNxw E5Sbss r ySNSpo eFVssEkPkiSa
SOME WhLNIC &c pARLOR SUIT, S Is sh Ar
STOCK OF LI.suoRs, BAR FIXTURES; IN ,.S,, at
hUCTfON.-i)n SATURDAY INC 5o.n nr . Is riIR
lie ocaosS we will s"ii al he Main and Cary,
an assor .msnt t Of splendid CHAMBER foRNi-
gUKE s%n nsaI, 81 SUITS. exrs,agan.ly
e GU with large and elegant WAREHOUSES
s sagd 6ie E GASES; ,r, GIFTS
3 Oak and Walnut-1rlmmed Shn ~ nacccs:
s,, %ltn S mnI FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESS
KS, aud pfLL0WS:
CHINA TOILET SETS: .r-cs o,duas
Velvet and Brussels CARPETS No1'' I'LL" ~"
posSwo SmdSt Seven-octave PIANO, nsar.y
ncw-a superior !nstrnment-~i'h e'esa''
cover and stool; many M, cr-r7r NJ
l very handsome Striped Reps fAShoN "o'' VI
| m1R Rase5i iIIouNGEs, CURTAINS ENaRA-
WINGS, SC. ,cn.
| The BAR-ROoM FIXTURES and ''ne1pireo
| lea % of the premises, and stock OF
| 's"'~ " LIQUORS AND WINES. ,,,,s -
The lease OF the premises has thirteen moh'''S "
rum and the rent very mlnscd witt, the
AA''''a ffXsswAKE, R s5S: &C
,nrr,.o1p sARh AHSGA WHISKY n N.Y.
! barrel aiRsON's OLD DeubLk-STAMf
- u. MMss OLD ID uENNEssY BRANDY. vintage
os oi i reno;ne imported HOLLAND GIN.
| A large quantity Of fine
| RHkiS WINES,
PORT. and Other WINES.
mr2o COOK s LAUGHTON, Aucnoncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
Ny Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
No.1113 tiuiu street.

TRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESrATEOE UNION HILL, CHUHCH
HILL. MADDOX HILL, AND MAIN AMP ~
TiON.-BN virtue OF the lsiUns Of 4 deed OF
trust bearing date the - day "f -, 1874, duly re.
corded In the clerks Office of The Chincery CouI,
OF the city uf Richmond. frum me heirs and dsv:-
See, under the will Of james II. i'oudrXter, de
ceased. duly recorded Ii tile clern's Office OF the
County Court VI Hcnrico, heing directed so 10 80
by the parcs TO said decd. shall, IL compliance
estate hereinafter Described In The order In which
it IS mentioned rs fulows--in VIII:
On TUESDAY the I'd OF luuc. at 6H o'clock
u. two beautiful BUILDING LOTS. each front
Ing 80 by Ito feet, with an alley iu the rear, on
The west side Of Twenty-siNlh street between and
OStrpItS.
4 desirable BRICK TENEM ENT with basement,
and Two stories above containing four rooms aud
lot by S2 feet, The south side a.: Leigh street
beautiful LOT Of LAND fronting g. by Go
feet on the ives. side OF rwepty-sixth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets
On WEDNESDAY. Sd OF June, at O'clock
i. NJ, SIX BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LUt'S in
Crl2s plaD, on the Fairfield rrad near Seventeen
STREET. one square from Chesapeake and Ohio IA u
road sho?s.
dfX lti!l near Howara's Grove, fronting to-
ar i's Intersection with Coglter street, near the
.nGyr.
TERMS: Qne-third cash balance In four, eight,
aud Twelve months negotiable notes to be given for
the deferred payments, with interest addef, and
secured by y DECD Of Il u.s..
.HsEJEs POiNDEXTaR, Trustee.
Ric!AEpeoE Il Gu Ausllcasels. Wy2V
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 1912 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
j. AND ATTRACTIVE FRAMED RESInENCE
AND LOT, SITUATED On THE SOUIHESSI
lCORNER OF TWEETf-SENENIH AND
GRACE STREETS. CHURCH HILL, FOX SALE
At PUBLIC AUCTlOS.--By virtue OF certain
deed of trust. executed 10 me as trustee, bearing
date on the 2Sth of October, 1872, duly recorded
I'm the clerks office OF The Chancery Court for the
city of Richmond. in u. r. 90, A. page 10 shall
in execution OF said trust being so required by the
beneficiary In said deed sell IL public auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY, the I'd day OF June,
1874, at 5 o'clock L. NJ. THAT deSra be residence To-
Gated as above described, now occupied by MIR. o.
A. Francis, containing about ten rooms, Kitchen,
&C., with gas and wafer on the premises. The front
yard IS beautifully shaded with trees, &c. The lot
front. ~ by l IS feet more or less.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF sale and to pay
off the following negotiable notS, with interest
from their maturity until paid:
LIST. Note dated 2Sth October, S72, and payable
twelve months after date, for $40, with credit
on same of $500.
2i. Note dated 2Sth October, l S72, and payable
eighteen months after date, for $500, With credit
on same of 800
Sd. On 4 credit as to $3.50 until oath October,
1874; on credit as 10 1900 until 24.h april,
1875; on L credit rs to 1920 until 24'h October,
1875; on u credit rs TO $40 until oath April,
1876 ON credit as to 1850 until cath October,
1876.
The residue on such terms as will bs made known
ut The hour of sale. RIO. Is. LYME,
y25 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
SyJ. Thompson Brown,
Resi- Estate Agent and aucuoIeer,
l1lS Main street, opposite Dtspa.ca office.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
~ iEsIkA BLE GkAGE-SrREET PRO.
PETTY. CONSISTING on TIlAr TMtABL
lUr, WITH FRAME HOUSE THEREON. On
THE NOktn SIDE ot GRACE BETM ZEN
THIRD AND fOURrii STREETS, AND AID.
JOINING THE RESlDENCE OF Mrs. II. &.
WATKINS.-By virtue of q decree Of the Ehsneery
Court OF tie lily Of Richmond entered May Sth,
1878. in case thereia reudiug-Chllhs's guardian
ts. Ch!ids-the undersigned special comm iesioncr
thereby appointed, will sell sc public auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY The ] st day OF June,
e74, at So O'Clock L. NJ, that valuable iot MIN
Il FRAME DWELLING thereon, Located MS apose
described.
The lot fronts ~ by go feet, more OF iess. anu
the dwelling, which Is Fame has aoous SIX roopEs.
and with moderate outlay or money can % mace
very neat and attractive reside nee Parties with
limited means Win find IN tbs saaf al egpnitshS
TsRMs: One.third cash; bsSanCe at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, lnefest added,
and title retained until Conveyance IS ordered by
the court. RuRtkl' So ES
SpAcia! Commissioned.
j. TMoMPsoN BROWN, AGeI!o.ser,
my aS-25,26,2S,3Q&Je1
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BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Con,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioEeers,
office col ner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
L OF LANDIN THE COUNTY OF HENRIG0l;
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, on THE CHARLES CITY
ROAD, AND ADJOINING , THr LAS u 0P
OTHERS At AUCTioNgy virtue 9So Of deed OF
from William Scott and wife, recorded IN the
Clerks Office of Henrico County Court In deed
book So page 403, TO secure the payment of q
certain negotiable note therein mentioned defaul.
having been made in the payment thereof, and ut
the request of the holder OF said note, viii pro-
coed to sell ut public auction In trout of Henrico
County Courthouse. on MONDAY the 1st day OF
June 1874, Uhat being court day., at 2 O'Clock
NJ, Two TRACTS OF LAND as above located.
the first known the Peasants Field OF the New
Market tract, containing "a 10 acres, more or
less the second known Is Deep Bottom, contain
ing one acre, more or less.
Terms: The deed requires all cash; but by the
consent of the holder OF said note the sale VIII be
made ON the following terms: Enough IN cash TO
nav the expenses of sale; one-haf OF the remain
der cash and the balance at ninety (90) days for
negotiable notc interest added. and satisfactorily
endorsed. IL. =. ~ nois,
JAMES II. TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
by Burton, Carter & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office No. OF Bank street, Richmond.

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER WE
MONDAY. THE 1sT or JUNE. 1874, AT TIL +,
HOUR OF 5 O'CLOCK (: NJ. On THE PREM
lSES, THAT VALUABLE IALF-ACRE LOT
OF LAND. SITUATED AT THE IN rEESkC-
TlOS OF TIE NEW RICHMOND AND HEN
RICO TURNPIKE WITH THE MEADOW
THE CITY OF RICHMONN, UPON WHICH
THERE Is 4 sTOREHUuSE AND 4 BLACK
SMITH SHDP.-Th!s Is considered one of the
best locations around Richmond for a country
store and excellent stand for blacksmith shop,
there being no other shop la the neghhorhOod.
The store AID shop will he Sold separate or together,
rs may be deemed most desirable.
TERMS: Oae-th!rd Of the purchase money will
he required III cash, the residue III two equal install
lnrnts at six and twelve months. for negotiable
notes. with six per cent. Interest. secured Ivy deed
If trust. BURTON, CARTER & Co,
my rs Auctionrcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICC co GUDN
CoOtRT-HoUSE.-O MONDAY, June Isl, S74
at O'Clock, by virtue of decree OF ne , Gre sth
day Of Nav, 1874, in the chancery cause OF safes
& Minor rs Adams and others, the UNDERMINED cs
specn commissioners will proceed TO sell tnat F;iiu-
allie niece of REAL ESTATE about seven miles
below the city of Richmond, containing ON;
HUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES; me sala u
property fronts on the York River ralroad' ana Is
near seven Pines. Ill. g
TERMS: One-ihird cash; balance on credit OF
six and twelve months. purchaser giving ncsoha-
tniued until the Whole Of the purchase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the court -
f' Ii. \. ArkISoUN, dr.,
e. G. CABELL,
" DAVIS Salesman, Commissioners.
CT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
BY Lyme & Brother
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE 5r or r IW E or
SN,IIHfa RI LAND LYiNG AND REING IN n
THE COUNTY Of HEN S F tETREEf AND S6
nnp GVS TtIE New RESERVOIR, ONLY A
sHoRT DISTANCE FROM The THE CSRpO ~, 8.
TION LINE, FOR SALE AT AuCIlOtN,;;,,bol ,v VIZ If
RIchmond entered on the 9Th of May, 1873, IN
suit STYLED Tabb and wife Us. shapard ana d$.,
undersigned, commissioner thereby api,U,i n a,,c
ION. on The premises, on TUESDAY; the gin Gay
Of june 1874 at 81 oeloek F. MI b she 1 hs9pf into
acpr ibis. ms win be seen by plat and survey Oh
same 10 be on hand at day OF sale. .,,.,. avid
This property IS in an improving I
TERMS one-third cash; the residue at six snd
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest adu,
ed, title to he retained untii sa.,'e arc p"'' ""N
conveyance WILLIAM II. LYME,
z 90 Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-30
BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF TWO
Y HUNDRED AND FIFTY THREE ACRES,
JOHN POE. FOX SALE AT AUCrlON.-We will
sell at auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
VALUABLE FARM, containing about TWO
HUNDRED and FIFTY-rHkEE ACRES, nearly
all cleared. 1t lies on the Williamsburg turnpike
and on both sides of the ork River railroad, about
one and threc-luarIcr miles from Richmond. The
improvements are 4 bri :k dwelling with six rooms
ana nautry and n brick kitchen with five rooms,
and the usual out buildings. There IS young APP
pie orchard OF choice fruit the farm we'll watered
and healthy. Its nearness TO the city, and on one
of the best roads out OF the city, and on both sides
of the railroad make it very desirable tor persons
wishing to divide up into small farms and Subur ban
residences. Plat of the farm at our office.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
AucionecrS.