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The New York herald., 1874-11-05
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.
Careless Use Of Fumigating Material.
Before Judge Brady.

In June, 1873, Jonn Fitzgerald, his wife and three
children arrived at this port IN the steamship
Greece, OF the National Steamship Line. The
steamer was stopped at Quarantine and there
put through the process OF fumigation. The fumi-
eating material, consisting oil chlorine gas and
OIL ol Vltrio, was put III cans were used by
the steer age passengers for drinking purposes
One OF MI. fitzgerads children, boy three years
Did, drank the contents OF one OF the cans when
alter the hatcnways were opened hau through
carelessness not been removed. Tne resut was
the death OF the CHILD. Suit was brought by air
ages on account Of the death oi the child IL wac
proven by medical testimony tha: the iumlaaf,no
material was deadly poison, and carelessness
was established on the part ol the officers OF the
vesse.. Inc jury gave verdict Tor $500 for
plaintiff.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.
Decisions.

BY Jndge Lawrence.
Fuller va. llnnt--Case and amendments settled.
The Clerk Will return the to tno paint tias ut
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A HENRY zlNN, Ayctionesr.


al the elegant Furniture contained in private resi-
dence, No. 81 East Twentieth street. near Br.adway
VIZ :-Rosewood fanofore, tonr round corners
rors, Curtains Clocks Bedsteads Bureaus, Wardrobes
spring and har Mattresses and every article necessary
for house keeping.
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A UCTION SALFS-39 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
N splendid Parl0r Suits Bedroom Sets Mattresses;
s rosewood PIanos Oil Paintings. Chromos &c.
At private sale. At auction prices.
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PYLw W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER-BY vIR-
tue OF foreclosure ct chsttel mortgage will sell
this dAy Thursday O'CLOCK by auction at ly6 West
order MOrtgagceS.
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SALES AT AuCTION,
A UCTION HOUSE or VAN TAsSELL 4 kEARNEY.
"A Ito AND liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE

SALES AT AUcTI0N.
U0TESs S ss aoHsf rs sAsfsH rEEEFs
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
,nI1sE H5sH sssP sSvassss At 1YSE5GGSSo SS5GSox
y I'll bl:a :: sSisSs cSssss n
Light Brahmas,
Black breasted Red Games.
They choice selection OF young Fowls and win
V '''D "'''0Di NOW soSS', on EXHIBITION.
A hESRg .sIi. This fIssbt btAAas' bAas'si'n''r'
at l015 O'Clock.
ss 1e
Pao snd ssSroom s" GuT ans csrpe
rors Curtains. clocks Bedsteads bureaus warirobes
for housekeeping.
A UsHfSSEiEsifTTS fsHES1s aSao oTo:sossow aRIDAD,
s5Ss sSsHHE gaEl?SHns Ts III
1Ab MAsTEE aons INK sLAkn CARPETS ASE
SsEr Bks 1S krAsts iHkShY RiSf
okqEKs 4k2fLh 81 s & WAY PrHEE HE
FERSERY,. a QUANTITY OF OLD MAHOGANY,
sSn 1$H SSRi Il spS
A UCTIoN sALE.-MAGNFIChNT HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture, Panotorte Paintings Bronzes AZ. this
near 9th av, at l0h ociock. raror Suits covered
cent wood Panoore, Stool Cover Can erbury, su-
reaus Bedsteads Wardrobcs Mattresses Extension Ia
peremptory; Parties wishing to attend take Sth av,
AUGUST Marines An ctionee
A -yeRE. JOHNSON, JR. AUcTIoNEEk.
"A. Furniture. Merehandise and Fine Arts ssleroom.
Real Estate Department ii Park row. New York.
On SATURDAY, at 1054 O'Clock.
at the saesroom, 81 Nassau street.
immense sale of
Household and Once Furniture
II 10 absurd to give description Of this assortment
Come and tor yourself
Also English rosewood %pull Beer Pump silver
plated with tour
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A UCTIoN SALE THIS THUR sDAY, MORNING

A UCTION SALE THIS ,THURsDAY) MORNING ,
IA C2mmen cling at 1olS O'Clock, precisely.
At the private residence ls West eighth street
Sixth avenue by KRAEMER, Auctioneer Par
lor-MagnIficent latest style Paror Suit in satn bro
cade and reps rosewood ~ octave grand Pianoforte
Cabinets, Etagcrcs, Tables, Paintings Bronzes Vases
Mirrors Curtains turkish SOFAS chairs Lounges Book.
Gases gedsesds BseaS
Carpets Library, Dining servants Furniture, &c Sale
be removed "a hours after the SALE opportunity
for parties furnishing city or country residences.
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A UCTION, AUCTION AUCTION,
IA alpriyate residence 40 West 23d St,
THIS (Thursdav) MORNING.
commencing at l01S O'clock
By Il. E. MCDONNELL, Auction eer. sells all the ele
CANT Household Furniture contained In above residence
namely, fianofores latest styles Paror Suit Carpet
case, Chamber Suit, complete; Dressing Cases Bed
steads. Bureaus spring and hair Mattresses Pillows
&c. also servants Furniture. sale POSI-
tive. Over 3JJ lots by catalogue.
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Come and tor yourself
Also one English rosewood %pul Beer Pump silver
plated with four taps
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RY W. r. MITCHELL, AUcrIoSEER.

~ Manufacturers' sale on account of removal
The TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY will sell
nt auction. at their salesroom. No Maiden lane, on
wednesday, Thursday, Friday ana Saturday, November
4 and each day At 10 O'Clock 4; NJ, their entire
Stock Of elegant silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery,
e9'mprisins in part Tea Sets y salvers Waters Ice
fast Casters Fruit and Pickle stands Cake Baskets Gem
ire PIECES Epergncs, Berry Jelly and Butter Dlshes
Ladies &C. together with full line Of fne plated Table
styles every article Warranted trIpIe plate and will
positively bo sold without limit reserve The atten-
called to this SALE BY order OF Taunton silver Plate
Company. JOHN H. SWAIN, Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13

49, I,,o mr. Bond had said that athe CHIEF
as.,,,srt of success IN certain distinguished
.,.sacher was his tmpudence, ana Tn v ,n,pu.
SSence was a Gift OF God very impoIsans' ., .e
SUCCESS p vet, for himself, he hoped tina. ,n
Sav svas far distant when "modests "o"
no nj discount In this Conference. 80 with.
The annI;catson Of one brother VIZ a;.'ated
dam ~, the ground that be was 50 ~. Given
that no co,,kl not we'll work save ,,,wi,,ing
.nsa,;tv and the Conference we,I he ol
.acnrr;ze what would pr o,,,n f,cId.
,o,,;ny The preacher to chooS. ,;aa those who
NV. we're only willing 10 Iees ,,era,.or they
a.are ready and able 10 ~
might be sent. s;s.,ss;on on an appii-
inelIf . brother who was forty.siX years
cas'on n vi came highly recommended as 10
oiu, Talent. education, end preaching aolit-
p,oy and who was represented TO nave
s,rong constitution, vigorous heaitn, ANU ANU
earnest zeal in the work Of preaching h's
annl;cation was opposed on the ground 'iaI
ane Of his age and large family might pc
come burden to the Church, ana 10 view
Of the strong opposition the application was
Withdrawn. 90 ,xo,no
IN coed singer. pays well, and as Making ::
nm IN eornestncss what he lacked 10 POLISH"
Another was cotnlnendedas " not laDorlhs
under a matrimonial engagement" and Us
g. not above his business"
We have given the above details that the
requirements in one entering the CONFER
ence. and the rigid examination instituteu'
Tbe Bishop and several of the brethren
remarked with much feeling on the large
number and excellent character OF heyouns
men who were entering the Conference.
Leave of absence was granted to laymanl
w. p. Conway and Rev. w. ID. Wheef
wright. n,o,o
fpresiding elder of Mooretield diStrlct) ana
Charles Shipley, Esq, IA leading aymah)
was presented, 10 the effect That the blshoI
be respectfully but earnestly requested NOT
to appoint as presiding elder anywhere III
the bounds Of this Conference one who ha'
held that office for eight consecutive years
Bishop Doggett ruled the resolution OUT O
order on the ground that it was IN Vloiatioii
of the law, as it invaded the prerogatlVc oil
the Bishop in making the appointments.
MIR. Thomas explained that there was mo-
the slightest purpose either to reject on INT
| Bishop or to invade his prerogative, but tina
| the resolution was designed simply TO cx'
press to him the deep feeling of many mem
bcrs of the Conference upon that point.
The Bishop insisted that the only way Il
get at it was 10 memorabilia the Genera
| Conference on the subject.
| A number of brethren were anxious &c
speak, and it was evident that the ruling OF
| the Bishop avoided lengthy discussion
Tonight Rev. John Harmon, of Baltimore
| preached at the Baptist church, and Rev: a.
w. Duffey, of Cumberland, at the Methooi''
church. SiAioN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
By y. 81. Lee
BY y. II. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. lOl4 Main street.

DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.-COA-
Ia MISSIONERS' SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF SALhaa
ROANOKE COUNTY, AND AN UkDIvlDED
MUIErY IN A TRACT OF FOUK HUNDRED
AND NINETY ACRES OF LANo IN NY
KENT COUNTY, VA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION:
Pursuant " decree pronounced by the ChiIcr'!
Court OF the city Of Richmond In the suit OF HOO
sons administrator %. Eobcrt W. Larke. The undei-
signed, special commissioners named In said derls'
will, on THURSDAY the 18th Jay OF Narch, le'+,
at 2 O'Clock NJ, on the premises. In tbo town o.
salem, Roanoke county, Va, sell .. public aacl'o1
numbered on the plas OF said town as Lot No. d.
being the property OF Robert W. Larke ,o.,
And OH MONDAY the 10th day OF March le',
al IL O'Clock NJ, at the Real Estate t.xchSnse;
the city Of Richmond. we VIII sell ST punIis ~ -
ton ONE UNDIVIDED AOiETY OF Ih tf,,t
OF LAND In New Kent county. vs.. eonIaIniass
400 ACRES, called the Little Mountain lac"
also the property Of Robert w. Larke
TERMS or SALE: One-third cash; the putcllA
sers executing their negotiable notes tor Tue ae'v
red payments vt six and twelve months WIN n w
terest at the rate OF six per eentuin pr An" -
added. and the title to TIC retained ~ toe e""''
until the entire purchase money paid
800. J.. z. TURNER,
JOHN A. LYMAN
{. n wENDLISGEE,
Special Commissioner.
n. N. LEE, Auctioneer. uo o.u-,
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS,
nUMgERED 207; 2Qs' n ~ s M %nH9,
ISG From GROW STREET TO THE OLD
SCUFFL ETOWN ROAD, AND ON HE EAST
AND WEST SIDES OF SYCAMORE STREET.
n. q. shepperd, administrator OF NJ. Z. Needs,
plaintiff, against
John F: Mosey, who sues, &C.. plaintiffs,
against ..."
John r. Faulkner and others, defendants.
In pursuance of decree Of the CnancerT Court
of the city of Richmond made OH the 4th day OF
tees in the deed Of trust therein mentioned bearing
date the 25th day OF January. 1852. and executed
by John y Faulkner and wife to Robert a. Ian cas-
ter and Andrew Johnston, will proceed TO sell AZ
public auction. on FkIDA I The goth day OF March,
a. D. 1874 ut IL O'Clock H., ct the office OF wei
Iington Goddin. corner of Bank and Eleventh
streets In the said city Of Richmond, the TEN
LOTS OF LAND IN the town Of sidney conveyed
by the said deed Of and numbered respectively
2O7, 2OS, I'll, PIP, 215, 240, 243, 244. 247,
to pay off the debt mentioned in the said decree to
the defendant, Franklin Stearns. aud the expenses
Of sale. The said debt Is 87,S39.22 WIN interess
at SIX per cent. per annum from the Zotn day OF
The terms of sale will I've as follows: For cash as
to so much of the purchase money as may be neces
sary 10 pay the expenses Of said sale, and the resi-
due upon credit Of one, two, and three years from
the day Of sale: the purchaser to give negotiable
notes with all approved eIdOrser iOr the def. FRED
sale to the maturity of the said notes; and the tie
10 be retained until the whole purchase-oney shall
have hcen paid and Il conveyance shall he ordered
y ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Aurtionccr NH 1O-1 OF
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Sy W. Goddln.
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SUBURBAN
FARM OF TWENTY ACRES. On TIE
BROOK TURNPIKE. ONE MILE SOkTH OF
RICHMOND. WITH LARGE BRICK MANSION
THEREON.-As trustees In certain deed Of trust
executed to us by Mr. l.. s. Irvine and vile, bear
Henrico County Court, we shall, la eIecutAR
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction gu tis
premises on THURSDAY the 18th Of March,
fair day thereafter that very desirable FARM To-
cated as above, now in the occupancy Of Dir: Pete!
r. Burke, containing T W TY ACRES OF
HIGHLY-IMPR0VED LAND on which there
rooms, two story portico In front; The usual OUT
buildings, and an excellent young orchard.
The deed requires cash sale ~ Tue extent o.
about $500, but the creditors will, II desired.
make the terms very liberal. The taxes and iusuf-
auce for 1874 to be paid By the purchaser.
. : 80 I'll. W.GODDIN,
VIM. JOSIAH IL AXE,
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
Il BILE AND ADMIRABLY WELL LOCATED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE Of
MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPUSlTE ~ The,
SITE OF TIE OLD SPO1SWOOD HOIEL.1As
surviving trustee IN certain deed OF crust bearing
ate on the 18th July, 500 duly recorded In Rich
mond Hastings Court. In deed book No. 7J A, page
asa shall, In execution thereof and with the ap.
proyal of all parties interested, proceed 70 se Ut
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 25ih March. 1874. 1T IL O'Clock II II iair, II
not the first fair day thereafter, THAT TRULY
VALUABLE kEAL ESTATE located as above.
having Il front Of l 81 feet on the north Side or
Main street, running back on the west line OF
Eighth street SO feet In parallel lines TO an alley
20 feet wide, having thereon four brick stores
which front on Main street large brick stable
aud carriage-house fronting on the west line OF
Eighth street, occupied By Mr. W. II. Sutherland |;
and the vacant lot. by So feet on Main street,
used as llmber-yard by Mr W. IL. West.
The property will be sub-diyided Into SIX smaller
parcels, according TO plat Of survey 10 DC seen at
my Office. The foregoing real estate Is located on
Slain street. and III that part thereof where pro-
perty is in growing demand: and as II Is seldom
that much real estate this attractive street Is
offered ut auction the special attention OF capital
lists and Others is particularly called to this sale.
TERMS Une-hirG cash balance at one and Two
years for negotiable notes, interest halfyeary Sc
cured by q deed Of trust. w. GODDIN,
Surviving trustee.
NH J-9I2,l6,19.2O,23, 24825
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
BY W. Goddin,
Auct!oneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION, AT REAL ES-
OTATE EXCHANGE. OF EIGHTY ACRES
EXCELLENT WOODED AND FARMING
LAND, NEAR THE BROOK TURNPIKE. SIX
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, ADJOINING
THE OLD YELLOW TAVERN TRACT,-s..ihe
request of the owner will be sold at auction al tie
Real Estate Exchange, on MONDAY the 18th
March, 1874. at / 2 o'clock NJ, EIGHTY ACRES
King, James fin, G. u. Carter, and Charlie; &.
Poleska, and the old Yellow Tavern tract. Of which
about thirty acres are open land on which tlerear
THREE CABINS, each renting for $23 per an
NUN a handsome hicSorr grove Tor building
site n well OF water. two tce-ponds. mill-s!te.
There are about fifty acres In oak and pine wool
from which 1t is estimated from 1000 to l,200
cords may be cut AS this wood ls so near the CITY,
with excellent turnpike to Richmond IL offers great
Inducements for n profitable investment
TERMS: One-third cash balance ~ six, twelve,
eighteen. and twenty-four months for neRotiatis
notes bearing Interest, secured ny trus! deed.
NH 1885, w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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81 GrubbS L WfIIlans,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

AT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE En-.
II CHANGE.-A VERY DESIRABLE BRtth
DWELLING AT AUCTIOS:-We will sell IL aie.
ton, st the Reul Estate Exchange, over me sase
Rank of Virginia, on MONDAY the l6th d
March, at 12 O'Clock ~, the very desirable BRIt
DWELLING situated at tue northwest corner O.
First and Canal streets, nn% occupied ny Dir: b.
BiyeIow Ii has six rooms, and = kitchen win Two
rooms: both with new tin Roof. There Is BAH
room. and gas and water. and the modern coh'e-
niences. The lot fronts about thirty feet anu iun
back about ninety-one feet. Persons desiring 70
purchase are requested 10 examine the property ",
fore the day Of sale. This property Will pay "a'
TERMS At sale. GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
nh II 49, Auctioueefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
BY Lyme 4 Brother.
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
1910 Main az

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 NICE
" BUILDING LOFTY virtue of a decree OF
tie Chanccry Court Of Richmond, entered on the
Sd OF March. 1874. in the suit styled Fortiham %.
Peuncll. &C.. the undersigned commissioners there
by appointed, in execution OF said Decree win sell
ut public auction, on the premises, on SATuk-
Day the l4th day Of March, 1874 at o'clock p.
NJ, VACANT LOT situated on the west liue OF
ST. Paul's between Baker aud Charity streets, 4S
by 129 feet.
TERMS: One-third cash: residue \. six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added title
retained by the court
mno E. E. n 4 G fENE Commissioners.
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BY W. r. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, z Tenth street.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOX
N ShLEATA request Of the ben
efciary in deed dated I'd OF June, 1873 from >.
H. Gaihight and wife, VIII expose to sale ~ PUP nae
lie auction, on the premises, ON MoNDAa i 10y
HUtISs and LOT In Henrico county, fronting IL
feet on the north side Of Powhatan street. and run
ming back within parallel lines l3o rect 70 vi
street being No. in the plan OF camp IFah'' VI
the village Of Harrie. 80 col, ,nd
TERMS or SALE: Cash as to expenses or SAFE a .I
to satisfy note Of 422l52 with interest ir o az
5lh of December. 1873: on a credlt rs 20 SZIo.so
Until 9Th Of juno, 1874; IS to the residue, terms
made known at sale. xx,,,>, ,,..
NH 1 GEORGE .. hGhoE$, - e,.&S.
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BY Il. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR
SAFE - sha,I sell at public auction, upon the
nremises. at az O'Clock z. NJ, on MONDAY. March
i6. 1874, TWO LOTS situated In the county OF
Henrco near the western line of the city Of Rich.
mond-one fronting &c feet on Ashland street and
running back between parallel lines 5o 1eet 10 an
alley twenty feet wide being lot NO. ID me pan
street and running back so feet TO u twenty-foot
alley. being lot No: AZ In the plan of:Hopedaie.
TEENS: Une-third cash: residue IN Tour anu =
eight months, six per cent interest addea, secureo
W m Ie ia e. ID. EACHO, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
oTs AT TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
ERaNKIiN AND TW ENTY-FIFTH STREETS.
At the request Of the heirss law Of the late ON
Cullen will SILL at auction. on the PREMISE p,'
W that Very valuable LOT located as above, front
Ing go feet the south side Of Fr4nk I'm. Hd
hnnnded on the east BY an alley feet wide to be
subdi rideo into five lots of "a feet each.
TERMs: One-fourth cash; Lalance ut SIX we've,
and Eighteen months for negotiable note! bearlng
einht ner cent interest secured BY deed OF trust.
ein nh II w. GODDTN, AHctioneer.
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ByJ. l.. AppersoD,
Real Estate Auctioneer aud Agent.

TARM CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY. FIVE ACR ES OF REALLY
cTfiI LAND. THE EASTERN PART OF
SGREENWOOD.n FORTrALE AT AUCTl0S;;. T..
win be sold at 'Greenwood" the resdence OF mr
O'clock p. H., the aboye-described portion of
u GREENWOOD,n In the county Of Henrico, SIX
tom miles below Richmond, one and o half miles
from James river, very near Turkey Island creek
and the Kiver road with fair proportion OF har,
high, and wood land, ell Of which Is really good
naturally. For the usual crops, especially grasses
lies beautifully, gently slopIng to the south.
Abouuds In springs and the best MARL. No waste
land Very healthy. :.
Terms: On credit Of about three years ss to
nearly the whole purchase money. II Interest Is
paid promptly, can probably lie extended Longer.
good farmer can make the land pay for itseii Tor
it Is generous in return for energy proper
&c. y. l.. Ak G n,Ieaasr
NH 13 AuGLonSSI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
BY James n. Taylor 6 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
4 OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRI
co, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE CHARLES
CITY ROAD: AND ADJOINING The LANDS
OF STEPHEN Il. SWEENEY. JOHN BASS,
AND OTHERS, AT AUCTIOE.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust dated February 25.h, 1871, 70 the
subscriber, from William Scott and wife, recorded
In the clerks office Of Henrico County Court III
deed-book SS. page 144 10 secure the PAYNE ut or
certain negotiable note therein mentioned default
having been made in the payment thereof, ano a,
the request OF the holder OF sld note, will proceed
to sell n puol!c auction. on the premises: at II
O'Clock 81. on MONDAY the 10Th day o.. March,
1874, TWO TRACTS OF LAND rs above located,
the first known rs the PLEASANT FIELD OF the
New Market tract, containing SETENTY-FOUR
ANDsONE FIFTH ACRES, more or less; tho
second known as DEEP BOTTOM. containing
ONE ACRE, more or lSsS. ..4stx r4.t.syt. !.
TERMS THE deed requires all cash, but BY the
consent OF the holder Of said note the sale Will be
made on the following Terms Ehaugh IN cash TO
pay the expenses Of the sale. one-haH OF the re-
inainder in cash. and the balance sc ninety days
for negotiable note, interest added aud saIsfac-
torily endorsed. IL j JAMES; ID, 5TAYLORt
/ Trustee. :
JAMES 81. TAYLOR / Son, Auc.ionecrs.'
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
BY Richardson s. Co.,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents.
No, 1l13 Main street.

4 NEAT FRAME DWELLING AND
IN LOT NO. 205j ON THE SOUTH SiDE NJ Sr
CANAL STREET, BET WIEN JEFFEESsS1yN h M
MONROE STREETS, FOR SALE By AuoLI
TiOS'NOn FRIDAY the 18Th instant. at O'Clock
p, H.. we shall sell by auction, upon the prens,
neat FRAME DWELLING with o Two or sIo naaI.
Eousa loc3ted "a above. The LOT has IRON. on
i6 feet, and runs back 120 feet to an alley iee'
wide. ,,,oo In civ md
..ira months negotiable notes to be given LOT tnS
u , d 10 -" ~ trnst RICHARDSON & CO.,
ID! y orSa VI '"' Auctioneers.
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POSTPOSEMEST.

P. S.-The above sale was unayold,bly postronm
20 take place ut the Richmond Real Estate EA-
change, W.GUDnIN,
WM. JOSIAH LEAhE,
,,b1o TH Trustee.
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rLOYER SEED
~ - ...
on consignment for sale by
JAIL PALMER, HARTsoOK & co.

DRAYER IN STONEWALL JACK
l. SONS CAMP splendid steel engraving, ID
by "a. Call and see It., = ~ -e.. 4.
CHkOMOs OF The latest imPortation-anesti In the
MARKET and largest stock south or Baltimore;
wards Of 2,O00i az by 90:
ALBUMS: 800 assorted. from$ 81 TO $6 each: to-
CAKPETS, LoOKIN5-GLASSES. RUGS,
OIL-CLOTH, VELVET, and BRUSSELS CAR
PETS: FRAMES OF all descriptions; PICTURES
stock, and PICTURE FRAMElHG. FURNI-
TUkE OF ali sorts. s..-gg,l
Save 90 per cent BY calling, II In want Of any
In, lament plan. A liberal discount to the trade,
~. 49,. WILLIAM DAFFRON,
"a t1m 1883 MAa street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-13
NH IL
AUCTION sALES-FuIure Days
At RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EYCHty cp
BY William Coulling,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Rop

ATTHE REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
II will sell sc the REAL ESTATE Ey
CHANGE, over The State Bank OF Virginia, on
MONDAY the 16ih day Of March, at II O'Clock
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No 2l0, sl!u
ated on the north side of Marshall between Second
and Third streets, now occupied by Dir. Lindsay,
containing six rooms. with closets; gas and water
LOT fronts 24S feet Oh Marshall street, runnug
back 1OS feet TO an alley nire feet vice.
TERMS One third cash; balance az six. twelve
aud eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
SIX per cent. interest, secured by Il trust deed.
NH l3-td, WILLIAM C,tULLISG