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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-07-29

gB- The editor of the other paper" has
been rusticating on the Pocono mountains.
lie tells his readers In his last weeks issue
that he :" stepped from the platform of car
of the d. L. 4 w. r. r. to the station
platform at Forks Station and there took
quarters for week. . A station platform is
rather queer place for boarding and lodging
accommodations--bu the editor was rough
hight"
Not to be outdone by our worthy Mayor
who correots the English of our Common
Council, the editor in his description of his
trip improves on the usual Geography thus
"The Pocono Mountains are continuation of
the celebrated Catskill of New York, and
extend through the State, running south
through Maryland and Virginia, where they
are called the ssBlue Ridge" School children
will correct their biographies accordingly.
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MINERAL SPRINes.--Our people need not
go to Saratoga, Gettysburg, or elsewhere to
obtain the benefits of mineral springs For
years a mineral spring has been flowing in the
upper part of this city, just below the waste
wer of the canal, between the canal and the
island creek. This spring is strongly impreg-
mated with iron, and perhaps with other
mineral substances, and is doubtless quite as
beneficial to the health as many other waters
more highly priced. Some have attributed the
mineral characteristics to an iron pipe which
has been laid by the canal company i'll the
vicinity, but this is not correct. We are in
formed by old citizens that the spring existed
before the building of the canal and had at
that time the same mineral qualities as at
present.
For years a mineral spring also existed a.
long Swans Creek, just above the 'sHook, y
in this city. Old citizens tell us that at one
time house was built over it and it was visi-
ted by people from all the surrounding neigh
borhood, who considered its waters healthful
and invigorating. The people who occupied
the house over the spring, partially, if not
wholly, gained their livelihood by selling food
and refreshments to visitors. 1t must, thereto
fore have been quite place of resort. The
house, we are told, was washed away by high
freshet, and succeeding freshets have filled up
the spring until now It's exact location is not
known.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-07-29

RAIL ROAD TRIAL.-The suit of William
A. Murphy against the Belvidere Delaware
Rail Road Company for failing to have proper
screens to the locomotive smoke stacks, which
was to have been tried last Thursday, will be
tried on Friday, the 7th of August next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, before Esquire hayhurst;
AZ the game time two more suits will
be commenced against the Rail Road on
charge of taking illegal fare or toll.
CARD.-The subscriber hereby returns his
sincere thanks to the firemen and citizens for
their hearty efforts in subduing the fire at
his canning factory, on Sunday morning last
j. H. BUTTERFoss.
Lambertyille, July 20, 1874.
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~ Van Horn has Sausser's make of
Gents French Calf Alexis Shoe. For style and
wear cannot be beat. Price reducedto 1915.
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NEW COFFEE ROASTING

ES T ABLlS HMENT
rISHE subscriber having put up nss furnace Is Aew
IL prepared to do CORES RoxsSIxo q sheF$ nott2&
and good and cheap it b. done In the city.
JOHN o. HULL.
Mala g. shove oosyslA
tAmbertyille March 18th, ls7A.-em.
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GB- The Best Seamless Double-Steel Pure
Whalebone Corset can be had for 81 100 at
jy. 29.-tf w. W. PERRINE's.
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TEAS

REALLY delicious and fine favored Tea can he
~ bought al WYcKoFF's for little mouey. Call al his
store In Church st., uear Union, and test it.
Aug. 20, 1879.
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% Mr.. L. X. Strouse has completed the
school census of Lambertville for 1874. The
number of children between the ages of and
IS years is 1920. In 1878 the number was
1908. The appropriation out of school money
to the City for the ensuing year will be
$559O.31.
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tg- A large picnic party from Doylestown
will visit the Beaumont Deer Park tomorrow.
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GO The only seamless, double-steel, pure
wllalebone CORSET, can be had for 81 90, at
r. II. VAN HORNS.
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aB- Take your knives and scissors to G. H.
CLARKE, 50 York street, and have them sharp
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LOCAL MIscELLANy.-We are adding from
time to time TO our facilities for job printing
and have the material for doing all kinds o.
job work.
The American Mechanics Harvest Home
announced to be held in Kessler's Grove, to
day, has been postponed until tomorrow
Thursday, ON account of the storm.
Go on the excursion to New York Bay
and Central Park, on Saturday next.
1t is estimated that about 10000 baskets
of peaches will be shipped this season at White
House Station.
THE regular monthly meeting of the
Common Council of this city will be held
next Monday evening.
The White House Station Family Casket
propounds the following conundrum :" Who'll
bring us one or two pigs in payment of debts
due us? y
"A few days since, a workman at the Pat
tenburg tunnel made a bet that he could drink
quart of liquor, and did drink it. A short
time after that he was found dead in a woods
near by. ttf
Patrick Boyle, who in 1858 resided near
Pennington, died June goth at Rose Hill, N.
c. During his last sickness he confessed to
having committed two atrocious murders in
North Carolina.
-Four little boys of Frenchtown came near
being drowned in the Delaware while bathing,
on Thursday last. Parties on the Pennsylva-
MIA side happened to see their peril and. res
cued them.
The new band in this city has purchased
an additional number of new Instruments.
Nine of the members of Carpenters old band
have united with it, and there is reason to ex-
pect that it will soon take a good position as a
musical organization.
MIR. Ten Eycke Kroesen, an aged citizen
of this city, was taken with a fainting fit in
front of Mr.. VIM. L. Smiths store, on last
Saturday morning. He soon recovered and
was assisted to his home.
"A horse belonging to Theodore Fields
broke his leg on last Saturday afternoon by
catching it between the broken planks of the
Union st. iron bridge across SWANS creek
The horse was shot. The county will have a
bill Of damages to foot, we should suppose.
Company c, of this city, numbering 40
men, left yesterday morning for Freehold, to
take part in the 18th Regt, parade and the re-
ception of the 9Th Maryland Regt., the pro-
gramme of which we gave in our issue Of two
weeks ago. The 18th encamped at Long Branch
last night and will return home this evening.
The Democratic Convention of the Fourth
Congressional District of New Jersey, COM
posed of the Counties of Somerset, Hunter
don, Warren and Sussex, will be held in
Washington, N. j., on Thursday, August
18th, 1874, at 10 o'clock (noon,) to nominate
a candidate for member OF the House of Rep
resentatives of the United States, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the Convention.
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Dr. Hoee. mentioned an interesting lnciuea.
showing the influence of an humber inul
vidnal. Rev. Mr.. Pollard, whose instrues'o ot
had been blessed in the formation OF tue-
character of this useful man. The faet' ne
said, was an encouragement W
son and out of season.. u,;,;,,,o,
pey mr.. Preston desired rs spirltua.
con IN offer. in broken words, his tribute .,
Affection to the memory Of this great anu
nohle man-great not because Goa nau GU
dowed him with extraordinary talents, DuI
because by looking for and receiving po. eI
So, oboye he cousecrated bis time ana sal-
onta Dr. Preston urged upon his Dretnren
this lesson of DR.. Whites life, that "ltnou.
,uai,in~ for great opportunities each III ,nlgn'
endeavor. by a faithful use of the gus pe-
.toaed mon him, by entire devotion, anu Wy
seeking the continually iudWellinS po"ei y,
tho shirt of God, to attain to tnat gfeasne si
ond usefulness which is thus within Tue lea'h
OF US all. ,lo ,os+ davs of
Dr. White when in the confinement inp
mon him, of which be never conlt,la'he,u =;
Dr Kirkpatrick had been privileged 10 nolu
on,nmunion with him, and they toSetnef
nod held communion with the Saviour. IN
oil these DAYS he never INDUCED IN regrets
aror tba mast. but his views were cneeflui,
trhiIo his interest in all the affairs OF the
Cbnrcb. in which be could no longer take
an active part, was undated and actlVe.
AZ his end approached be said TO
Dr Kirlxpatrick, as his last testimony
his sense of his deep unworthiness with MS
sustaining faith in Jesus Christ, IN the last
wanderings of his mind had said: " l want
y, m" wv hnme y His attendant said: "This is
vonr home" 81 know it," be SAID, lana
pleasant home it is, but | want TO so nome
r. INV Saviour" DR.. kirkpatrick encouf'
ooed his brethren with regard TO their nome
kt the suggestion of DR.. Hoge, DR.. hlrk'
natrick was requested to lead In prayer:
before which SYNOD and the congregation
nresent rose and sang with much feeling ihe
HYMN commencing ~ would not i've
oiwavs.u and thus, with mingled tears o.
sorrowful bereavement and joyful anticipa
tons closed this deeply interesting nenio
rial service.
Recess taken till 81 o'clock for genera
meeting in behalf of Sustentallon ana For
eign Missions. .,o
synod was engaged up to the close OF the
mail III A. NJ in consideration OF reports
on the Theological Seminary, Eoucatloi
Committee, and Evangeli>tic LABOR:
Rev. Mr.. ARROGANT, of the Methodist EplS
copal Church, was invited 10 sl6 lis corle'
spending member.
Committee on resolution passed last nlgh'
| in reference to DR.. Rutfncr's case was an
| no,uced as follows: Revs. DR.. Brown, Or
| Leleyre. and J. G.. Barr; Ruling Elders
Ould. of Richmond, and ingtlS, OF Baltl
more. l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-28
BY Z. ID. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. Q north Fourteenth street.

NHATSWORTH FOR RENT.-By order
" of the Circuit Court of Henrico county,
will, on FRIDAY. November 6: 1874, at public
auction, on, the premises. offer for rent CHATS
WORTE. the residence Of the late William B. nam
dolph. Esq, for The year heEinning January !;
1875, and ending December 81. 1873, Situated
three miles east OF the city Of Richmond, between
the Osborne turnpike and the James river contain.
ing about 1.400 ACRES OF LAND, 800 acres OF
which are prime low-grounds. For the convenience
of esscrS the estate has been divided into three
parts each Of which will be leased separately and
each contains the necessary ont. bu loihgs. Fart
! will be that part Of the estate which lies beyond
the Osborn turnpike. containing between 500 and
400 acres Of land, -acres OF which are cleared
Part 2 will be the house tract, which contains the
mansion house. garden, &C., ana all the land lylnS
west of line passing through he plantation at the
point of the graveyard III the low-sroundS. Fart
3 will be all the plantation and buildings lying
south of part 2.
TERMS: MOnev-ient payable one-half on the
Ist OF July, 1875, and The other Dan on the
lst of JANUARY, 1876. Notes 10 be given Well en-
d0rscd. The leases will be subject TO CONTINUATION
of the court.
Al the same time will be sold about 100 BAR
REI.s of CORN, together with STU KS, &C.
TERMS Cash for all sums of 800; over sou,
ninety days. Negotiahe notes, Interest added wen
endorsed. JOSEPH BIZ AN, RECEIVER:
T.. ID, EACIIo, AuctiOncer. oc 10
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BY \. 81. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Au.tionccr,
No. lola Nain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
i COUNY OFHANOEEk, CLAY TOW NSHif,
NEAR ASHLtND.-By virtue Of !, d. 81 irn>.
from j. =. B. Tinsley l., the Undersigned. 6'trl ~
july, 1872, and OF record In The clerk Office OF
The county Court of IIano Ter, will ell al puDic
auction on MONDAY, November 2. 1874. Al y
O'Clock NJ. at the office OF y. 81. Lee lOli Nam
street, by The acre STD much az The iand nenlione.
In said deed as will be suicie' |, 10 pay tEr Ieo-
secured thereby and Interest, AID the cost III e1s
cutting tins deed. ..r.
4 he land conveyed consists Of Two ' RAtl ;n
one of TWO HUNDRED AND SlAll MI
THREE-F0URTH ACRES. and adtoins ibe ,ands
and the other Of TWESTY-NlSr AND ONE-
HALF ACRES, and adjons The lands o! Aiar! -
Tinsltv, Robert W. Jones, and William D. Ming.
Terms: Cash ROpEnT u. SCOTT,
Trustee.
The above sale IS done with nv consent; a,u
win sell The above land when appunds IN the bet
timer In Hanover cGun y. aha i ~itnt' III
rnies of Ashland; same distance from n'I ~
Courthouse. j. ;. IS. iinsbnJt;;
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sidys'lsbN SkIES-Es1ure Days.
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND AND
Ri,rG RUAD. ABOUT IWtLVf MILES EKOM
RfCHMuNn, Fur SALE BY AUCTlON.-We
Shall, ut the request of the heirs Of the late Robert
rico County courthouse, MONDAY, November 2,
1874. at the hour of ~ O'Clock VI. THAT being
court-dayJ, the following REAL EsrATk-to
Wit: ,
First. The HOUSE TRACT, containing about
SIXrY-sIX ACRES, with new FRAME D
DWELLING net completed; four acres cleared
the IT, idue in wood.
second. NINrTY-nNE AND ONE-Tli1RD
ACRES Of heavily tmbcr"d land.
Third. TIN hIkES OF timbercd 'and adjoining
Meadow station, on tie Richmond and York River
railroad.
special attention Is called 10 The foregoing sale
TERMS: One-lhird cash; residue ut four, light
anu Twelve months for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest
added or secured Uy trust deed ,,,,,,
LYME & BROTHER,
oc % AuctonCerS.
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BY Edward e. GodiIu,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0nccE,
NO. l0IJ Main street.

TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Il LOTS IN FULTON FOg SALE AT AUC-
TION.-On SATURDAY the 3lst instant, al (
O'Clock r. NJ, on The premises. will sell SIX
LOTS fronting OIL the east side Of Nicholson street
between Union ard Marshall streets, and six
LOTS on the west side OF Graham stree! between
Union and Marshall streets.
This ground Is I'm section rapidly hg!liing up
aud improving In value. 1t will pay - IN invest.
ment, as the owner is dc<i Gus Of closing out.
TERMS: Une-rhird cash The biia c. at six aGt
twelve months with six per cent. .nicfcst.
EDWARD {. GoDDlN,
oc27 A!iiii1uCrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-28
By y. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
lOl4 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
l. slOaE ON MAIN 81 BEET. BIZ " rs
nv virtue of a dc, Il of uust from Alfred poiHnseA
ter 10 the undersigned, bearing date on ne Lo'L
Gay ofs ctober, 1870 and =, corded 10 inc t;e' 90
A.. page 1872, py rtqucst OF the holder OF orc ~. ~
The notes described and secured IN aid dee9, oI
fault having been made In The paymei o. ~.
note, win proceed TO sell IL pubic auction - A.
highest bidder on the premise, az % cEh rsr.y
on MONDAY. NOVEMBER =, 1874. tue ric ~ 81
described In said deed Is yin2 on The E'rtn ssn,h
Main street between Fourteenth ana fn,',crn,s
thereon. ..,,ss II
TE.Ms: Sufficient In cash to tefrsy the ssTss
executing this trust and n pay OF ana ols.sJ by
a certain negotiable noie described an' se,ao Spp
said deed, made by Alfred PoindtSter, .or 3;
with accrued interest; balaace 0n sueh w"
MAY be made known at the tiine al SAFE. ,,.,,,s1
Hr 90 JANE, tiODpts, Tfas.sc
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BY James VI. Taylor Il Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner of Eleventh ard Bunk streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. On The
RCHMU ID, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
FROM RICHMOND AND HALF a MILE FROM
HUNGARY STATION, IN HhNRI''O COUNTY,
ct AUCTION.-ln execution Of decree of the
OF GlazcbrOok rs. Glz brook the undersi. ned,
speCial commissioner thereby appoied, viii sell
comfy. on MOSbhY The I'd day of November,
1874 uhat being court-dayl, al l2 O'Clock NJ, the
property aS above located.
TIL. same win be ui,iucd into four lots, contain
In" twenty-five acres EACH all fronting the south
side uf he railroad.
TERMS: Dne-thid cash: the balance on a credit
Of six .ud twelve months for negotiable notes, In
tercst added. the title 10 be retained until the whole
purcha: e-money is paid and conveyance is order
ed by the court JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES ". TAYLOR i Son, Auctioneers.
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j. l.. ApPERSOS. AuctiOneer. oC .6-,LS

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
htSRiCO COUSTY.-By virtue OF The viii ot
the late William A. DERRICK deceased we will sell
1T public auction, on Inc pres iS"s. on the tIi
DAY OF MOVE MBER, 1874, al IL O'Clock ",
"COAL HILL " this residei cc) In HeuricD county.
This land Is in god coDdl lon, well adapted ID
grain crops, tobacco, aud grass; Is fourteen miles
from Richmond. lies on Tuckahoe creek, and con-
tains SkVkN HUSDh Ed ACHrS. more or less
There Is good mill-site on II aud where one va;
operated successfully for many Years. he In.
provemcns consist OF L brse dwelling and III
necessary out buildings. II will be divided 10 suit
purchasers. ~
Also the crops of CORN, FODDER. SHUCHs;
HOUSE HOLD and KITCHEN FUR STU &c.
TERMS Liberal, a nd made known the cay VI
sale. WILLIAM 4. DEL Eith,
}. L. DIETRICH,
&c Of Executors
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By James VI. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office col her Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT
Z LOT On THE WET SIDE OF NINTH
STREET NORTH OF Leigh STREET AT
AUCTIUN.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed
by Henry johnson TO the subscriber, dated Septem-
Der 26. 1878. and duly recorded In The clerks
Office of Richmond Chaucery Court in ID. Is. 101
A. page sol to secure The pay ment of certain
table notes therein mentioned, default having b.en
made In the nay mcnt Of Que Of said notes, and at
tn request Of the holder thereof, viii process 10
DAY the 3Oth cay of october. 1874, ut * o'cisck
SUNDAY excep,ed), the LOr as above located, front.
Ing 2S feet and running back between parallel
lines 20 feet 10 an alley 20 feet vice.
TERMS: Snongh In cash to pay The expenses Of
sale anu the amount now due uo"n said note: the
balance o. such terms rs Will be made known at
~ '''>'' II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Auctionecrs &c 10
1NnUolEk's SALE OF HAT DE>IkA-
Il Bile FARM: SITUATED IN THE COUNTY
OFCHksTk kFIkLQ, CALLED" b0WLING'S."
CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND SEW
ENFY-NlSE ACRES, MORG OR LESS. on the
west Side OF the Manchester and Petersburg turn
pike. aid bounded by the lands Of Thomas e..
Hatcher, +. ). Woodbridge. James II. Psa.t. and
others, and about half.mile from tho HALFWAY
station on the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
and about eleven miles from either Richmond or
By virtue of two certain deeds OF trust executed
TO The undersigned as irustee-one dated the goth
day of april, 1870, and The Other The OH day Of
October, 1S12-and duly recorded lii the clerk s
Office OF Chesterfield county Court. shall In exec
cuton Of saiu trusts being required 10 do BY
beneflares In said deed sell at public auction, GU
the premises, on SATURDAY the 3lst day OF DC
tober, S74, u the hour of IL o'clock A.. the pro-
perry above described. The DWELLING Is OF
brick, containing ten twelve rooms, and Is said
have cost about 81 5000; kiichen barn, stable.
and other necessary out houses.
TERMS: Cash rs TO the expenses of executing
these trusts and the balance secured by said deeds
now remaining unpaid-say about $4,000; remains
der In one and TWO years Perhaps more favorable
terms will be offered ON the day or sale.
| Oc1a CHARLES w. TURNER, Trustee.
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l014 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
v HUNDRED AND THIRTY-uNE ACRES OF
LAM SEVEN MILES BELOW The CITY OF
RICHMOND, RONTING ON 1HE YORK
RIVER RAILKOAp.-By virtue of Il decree Of the
Circuit Court Of 1IenricO county pronounced on
the Sth day OF May, 1874, in the charcery suit Of
Gates 6 Minor rs. Adams and others, the under
signed, special commissioners therein named, viii
proceed to sell at public auction In front OF Hcnrl.
co County court house, on MONDAY The I'd DAY OF
November, 1874 at - O'Clock NJ. the property
described in said decree us 4 TRACT OF LAND
containing ONE HUNDRED AND THlRrY-OSE
ACRES, fronting on the York River railroad,
seven miles below Richmond, near Fair Cabs sta
ton, partly in cultivation.
pay meuis at six and twelve months for he.oliaa.e
notes. interest added at the rat: Of six per cent per
anuum; title retained by the court until the pur-
chaSe-mUney Is paid.
L. c. CADELL,
oc oS Special Commissioners.
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AncTaoN sAAEsF asnre Dsys.
BY w. Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VERd
q DESIRABLE AND ATTRAGTixrEE,z E Esi.fI,i
OF IH ACRES. IN HENK!GU S0oNSrrahJRs THE
BROOK TURNplKEsy virtue s Of neesse e Q.
=, oJ IN the 98th April 1874 In the case OF Cham
ders against Terrels admins
&c, we shall, us special CO thereby np-
Wanted proceed to sell at public suction on Ekl.
by the Gin November, 1 s74, at II O'Clock MIST
Hcnrc0 county curt house that very desirable tts
located ms above, now occupied by DR.. Goo.s& P1s
formerly by the late Dr. A. j. Terrell:
suited for moderats-sized family, with ue CAi
out-houses. There is good orchard, ah9 o.. - -.
most part lies well, and the nefghborhood is eeSzs
to any In the county. ,
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen rnt nts for negotiable notes, Interest
added and tile retained Ill all of the purchase
'-00' = l.. Il. SPILMAN,
JOHN A. COKE,
!, Commissioners.
- "a % Novd EER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-28
Ry GrubhS K Williams,
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE LOT, ON THE
N SOUTH SIDE OF WATER STREET, RUN
Ming BACK TO THE DOCK OF TUE JANIS
RIVER AND kANAWHA CANAL. TO BE.
SOLD By AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES,
On FRIDAY, November 9Th, ut h,lf-past /
O'Clock r. NJ II lies just below the whirrcs OF the
Philadelphia Steam fac2ct Company. Is between
The warehouses Of A. ). Lee and those of Messrs.
&. +. Workman & Co., aud Is occupied by Colonel
Albert Urdway. The front on waer street is
about 81 feet, and it back 10 the Dock III ave-
rage depth OF about feet. thus aff riding .cili
ties for receiving aud discliarging goods both by
of the Richmond, hes. pcukn and York kiyrr
Railroad Company is n mn.t adnlirahc 81 5llttIon
for H.: exchange Of frcights between The railroad
and water ii mes.
his lot possesses great advantages for CONNER
cial and var houso pui poses. ana wAilsl prosDe
tive value eau scarcely be mcaSuied.i Yields now
4 rent of 1900 per alllltn, which HillaCurd good
retur" upon the investment
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,