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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-31

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-31
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Keep everything pertaining to
the line of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Woodenware, Vegetables,
Fruits, &c, &c.
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TO TEACHERS.

We will furnish our music 10 teacher. at
the usual discount will select music for
your scholars, If you will let lie know the
grade and style desired.
Teachers everywhere are requested 10
send lis their address, and we viii keep
them Informed Of the new publications.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
AUCTION ss.LEs-ruture Days.
By Hichards0n Il Co.,
Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1i13 Main street.

T ARGE. AND ATTRACTIVE TRUs-
TRACT oa PARCELs OF LAND,
M HONE a HE EAf "a mHs faY II hIGH
ofPos1TE THE NaTIoNAL CEMETERY AND
NsAs THE PER9T 0G TIE GtHEGSTA6P EkS
Virtue of q deed Of trust dated 18th of March,
1872. duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the
County Court of aenrsS 70 ia the Inn Re ,r
Will proceed 10 sell by public auctions on the prem
iscs. on WEDNESDAY the 10Th day OF June,
1874 at 5 O'Clock z. NJ, that highly desirable and
valuable tract of land located as above, formerly
called MONTROSE, but now known as the TOWN
OF RANDoLPB, containing 24oH ACKEs, more
or less This property embraces. with the excep-
zion of flye-acre lot and forty-seven other small
lots all the lots ibid of In the plan Of tue said town
said Office Of Henrico County Court and according
to which plan the said property VIII ne soia either
as a whole or in parcels Us may DC determined on
The Situation Of this property and its proximity
to the city Of Richmond make 10 one OF the most
desirable investments ever offered by puDnc aucon.
Though level II Is sufficiently elevator 10 ne Tree
from malurious diseases and to command fine
view OF the city, her hills and beautiful scenery IS
esp hom ns e g do So
with their business engagements and II is especially
desirable rs al investment, since we are so9 70 nave
one thousand men engaged at inc gra th WORKS
across the river most of whom locate In the
portion of the city and seek investments In that
TERMS: The deed requires cash to the extent Of
s7I55.7b and the expenses Of sale, the residue
on such credits the grantor may prescibe or the
trustees think it but by thcconscnt of the party in
terested the following terms will be offered In lieu
thereof-viZ: Une-fourth cash; balance In equal
instalments of TWO months ana one ear ana Two
wears respectively from the day OF sale; the pur,
chaser giving his negotiable notes for the deferred
payments with interest added at per cent per an
iuin, secured by deed of trust.
j. A. RICHARDSON,
JAMES pLEASANTs,
Trustees.
PtruAPnsoy G. Co.. Auctioneers. my %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
By Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE N CHES-
Y TERRIFIED COUNTY FOR SALE AT AUG
trator.-In execution Of decree OF the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county entered at the term
for November, 1878, we. the nndersgned. commits
sioncrs thereby appointed will sell at auction. at
Chesterfield court. house. in Manchester. ON MON
DAY, Sth of june AT y O'Clock NJ, THAT being
court-day) the following valuable real estaie-to
wit: ~ ,,..
The FARM known as "HOWLETTS,,' some
times known as the WARE TRACT" lying in
Chesterfield county. on james river. about eleven
miles below and opposite 10 Buffers Dutch Gap
canal 1t contains about ESQ ACRES, some Of
which Is very fine land.
1t has upon 1t some plain buildings, and besides Il
mill-site near the river, with an unfailng water
power fused with great profit before the Narl. and
Ii is also believed that 1t has also unlimited 4uanti-
ties aud very accessible, OF the most superior quail
y OF granite near 10 the river, to be found IN this
section. "
The Hewlett House - OF Ware tract has, In addi-
ton 10 the above. the well-knowu . Ware MILL
Steamers of any Size can harbor: storehouse three
stories high. Also unlimited beds OF the most SUI
peror sand for brcklaIeIs, plasterers, PAYERS ana
monlders; the Latter equal 10 Albany OF Ito!
sand. ....
Immediately on James river, 1t is a picturesque
place aud Its prospects are not by any on
An examination of this property is especially In
yited previous 10 the sale.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF sale ana 70 pay
$3.50. with interest from 2lst Of january, lSI3: 4
credit for $500, with Interest from 2lst January,
S74. until July, 1874 $500 on 4 credit TO 2lst
January, 1875: and as 10 the residue upon sucl
terms as d. X. Weisger. agent for Mary f. Weisi-
Also. TWO LOTS in Chester belonging 10 JOHN
Howlett's estate Nos. and / 4, in block a"
TERMS: One-third cash: balance In one and two
se'''s' WILL 'n'e'e'' '''' 80 B. RI. NASH.
G.s. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctoncers. my2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04

A i,Iry in Truckce, Cal. had been out four
hours. when the Judge sent the sheriff to
learn whether they were going to agree.
The sheriff put an eve and thenan ear to the
key.holc of the room in which they were
located for deliberation. Then he brought
the Judge, and together they opened the
door. On the table in the centre of the room
stood big bottle OF whskey, and around 1t
the hilarious twelve were marching in single
tile, The foreman carried on his back bass
drum. upon which the man behind him was
pounding. Next came juror playing a
snare.drum, then shrill whistle initiating a
life. and the rest were singing. "We couldn't
agree on verdict nohow,' said the tlpsy
foreman, in reply to the Judges reproof,
sand we didn't think twas any hurt fur to
have social time, s'long as we was cot
gent party"
"Fifteen years ago." says Nebraska jour
nal, "a young man came to this STATE WIN
ont dollar in the world. Last week be
went out of the State, carrying with hin
the sum of one dollar and tbirty-eight cents
the savings Of fifteen years Of frugal llfe''
:. Come West, young men" says this encour'
aging journal; "comc West"
The shoemakcrs are all leaving st. Louis
They can't afford 10 give so much leather at
the present price of shoeS.-LouasctAe Cou.
fier.
Tennyson says that Miller is the greatest
American poet. and Miller says TennySon Is
the greatest English poet. A man couldn't
improve on that if he sat up all night.-Oe
tro,t Free Press.
An exchange speaks of "captious mar
who erowled because powder factory wa;
to be established next door,
Mr.. Quilp wishes to know why a mosquito
is like charity? Because 1t begins 10 mum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04

A Sp,SpLE.-[From the CINCINNATI ss6eecs'J
The following letter was sent to A. u. Mon-
tasuc, Coalburg, West Va:
New YORK, May $, 1914:
M. Montague: Dear Sir,-on the ID ln-
slant gentleman arrived at my hotel regis
,ter;us his name as b. Montague Two DAYS
aro he died suddenly, Of apopcXy. anew
ing nothing of his relations, examined MS
trunk and found it contained hne goa
watch, gold ring, two silver-mounica re-
yolyers, clothing, and other raluaskes. 1
also found papers addressed 10 A. Il. Mon
tarue, Coalburg, w. Va. l presume you
are relative, and, as the frank IS valuable,
evidently the proper petson to have IT, 1
would say Mr.. Montague owed nlea balance
of $1,000 for board. Please remit me thai
amount by Adams Express, with directions
at what point to ship the trunk, and WIZ
forward it at once. Ii do not hear ireR
YOU in three weeks will have the articles
sold to pay charges. Respectfully,
s. IRoEADE, 14G Broadway
Comics of these letters have been sent u
from as far west us Kansas. Oh course, !he
whole thing is a bare faced swndie, ana nr
| Montague did very well in telling Ar. IRON
AIDE TO sell the watch 10 pay the charges, ano
| then send the trunk if he was ANXIOUS 10 nc
so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
By Moody i Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs'
Office corner Seventh aud Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
TCP IN TEESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE,
1874, At s O'CLOCK p. NJ, on THE PREM
ISES-By virtue of decree Of the County Court
Of Chesterfield In the suit of Rizcn b. Cook rs.
Joseph Butler, shall, commissioner, sell ut pub
tic auction, at the time above mentioned, IMp
PIECES OR PARCELS OF LAND-trst. LOi 10
tho corner of Hull and the said Eighth street,
and runs lack SO feet; second, LOT 80 feet on a
Eighth street, and running back 81 feet to said
first lot of 5 feet lying Immediately IN the rear OF
the lot now occupied by Nests. Ii. d. NunnallS ~
son, grOcerS. ,
TERMS: one. third cash; balance ut three and
six months for notes hearing six per cent. interest
FROM DIV of sale. and title retained until the whole
purchase-money Is paid.
led Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
Rocbefort,s arrival in Chicago is thus

Rocbefort's arrival in Chicago is thus de-
scribed in the Times: "He was met at
Riverside by Mons. Frank Parmelee, who,
when he recognized Rocheforf, approached
him, and thus addressed BIN: 1OmGihasto-
ypartotthecity. heekyoarbsgga seaad-
giyeyouafreeride aalforlessthaRaboutt
francs NJ. Kochefort shook his bead in de-
SPAR, and NJ. Frank Parlnelee tried 1t again..
Iced olefeler flyer wan ted ear bagidgct
toated toa hotel hourIine would dot phor
three francs ltocteiort nodded. and with
Undesirable patos answered the 'bus agent,
saying 'Dassawirlte.'"
A Boston clergyman relates as bis early
experience that he engaged to preach for Il
society for $50 year. Upon settlement at
the end of the Year be found that the COM
mttee had an item OF go charged to bimfor
the use OF the pulpit to practice in. One of
the deaeons, however, by way OF sympathy
for the pastor, presented him pair OF boot-
10ps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04

Az ISGgSIorS CoSTRivAScE.-ln searching
q house in Massachusetts, in which crime
had recently been committed, tue aelec-
tives discovered IN Ingenious contrlyance lor
avoiding the pains and penalties Of the pro-
hibtory liquor law
They found on q staging between inc s''-
blcs and another building. at some distance
from the hotel. a tulsizcd barrel, from whlcn
ran rubber pipe beneath the ground ana
behind partitions, till it Terminated under .; a
broad Shelf in 4 pantry in nczzle small
enough to enter au ordinary.>Iz.d bottle.
over tue pipe, and coming just flush win vi
the top of the shelf, was the Aahoie VI q
stop-cock, which was concealed by pan OF
white beans, in the bottom OF which was
large hole. through which the beans "oulu
run should an unauthorized person attempt
to lift ii. This would naturally cause MN
to replace the pail, while one familiar with
the apparatus would gently push 1t TO one
side, disclosing the faucet, without disturb
ing the beans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
Nv Thomas W kerscc, Aucaoitecr,
1317 Min street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
" HOLD FURNITuRE, rlAS97 q g. Co. . AZ a,
AUCTlON.-on THuRsDAl MuhN ~ Inc u'e s''''
a., y. NJ will sell at my aucttoil-linlse e,,
MaH0GaNY WARDROBtS, BUREAU, WASH
STANDS. BEnSTE > DIS,
TsRI, ES, CHAIRS SOFAS. LOUNGES,
siDEEiARDS, PARLuR CHAIRS;
Two WALNUT HAT-RAChS, new; .
one VI ALNUT ETAGARE. with mlrror-hc",
One PIER MIRROR, In ornamental gilt lrahe-
marble base;
one " ALNUT MRlTlNG-DESh;
One new COOK ING-STONE and utensils :,,nc
ERn0NS GIASsWARE. kEFRiGEkATOkS.
Nineteen Ialrs SAD-lRUNS, &C, &c.
ALSO,
0ro sova,-octaye oycr-strurg bass -four round cor
ucrs rosewood case PIANO. received the PRIV
medal of the London "orid'S falt. ,orso
The above goods can bc seen al my anc'i'''-'''S'
until day OF sale. ,,,,oa aud uhnral
Ali Kinds nf con gnmcn's solicited, anu MD1,
.ivanrcs made Good, offered wil. lie S"lh "l'huul
reserve. THOMAS ". ktkSEE, Auctloheer'
j. G. kEESEE, salesman. ,,,t for r
neG a,trnu -, a. ~ ,SoS jr3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
Spring.
ola jeunesse ma Q,t',s', temps

ola jeumesse ma q"'u', temps
Tho Wild flowers blooming In ,he gleh'
The hills, fresh verdure lnakinR'
The emerald ttnts appeartnsE tneh'
Thc Winter SHOWS forsakiiR'
the iilacs scent upon the lawn.
Each leaf aud bud gives reason .,. ,.~,
why youth should love the HPUnS'unS o""u'
For youth Is but season.
DER land and sea tho sky Is fafr,
Aud youth iu dreams romSncine'
Rut m,6plc's castles IN The air.
And 0wcl,s In scenes enhancing,
Rec,,nes on banks where sweet perfume
Is waited Ivy the breeze on,
Wherc Song Invites aud flowers have elooin'
For youth Is butS season.
Rejoice o Youth, In Spring-time hours,
Thy festive lamp illumtng
VIII Show full seon the wihered fowcrs'
instead Of garlandS blooming;
The aorai wreath Is soon unbound,
Beneath It's leaves turks Hrcason.
There hot 'fSic bee. but asp, Is iouna,
For youth is but Il season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
By Moody L Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
i ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN The
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.- BY virtue OF 4
deed of trust executed to the undersigned BY Ma
than Fl. Cogbill, bearing date on the lst day OF
August, 1865, and duly of record In the CLERK 5
office OF said county, Deed Book volume 4S: page
1877 Shall! sell at public anc'oI on MOSD d ~
court house Of said county, in the city of MancheS-
ter ithat being court-day), ONE HISD S.;l,
ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, lying on swift
crf k forty acres Gle red balance in oak and pie
half mile from tile old courthouse, and about one
aud half miles from the Glover Hill railroad, and
three and Il half miles from halfway station on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad. Good
FRAMED DWELLING. containing four rooms,
nearly new, in good order, and good out-buildings
Convenient 10 churches schools, &c, and IN. illS
on 1t Of the finest springs In me county. Fine
Young peach orchard OF choice kindS.
This place, surrounded as II Is with so many
comforts and cOnycuienccs. should attract those
desiring nice little home. convenient 10 Rich
monu and other markets. 10 this sale.
TERMS Liberal and made known on the day OF
sale. WILLIAM BENJAMIN CHALkLEI,
my 1871 6,2O, 23, 27 .&Ju4 ,G.S Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByN. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1O14 Main street.

'TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ROSS STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND MAYO STREET.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust from K. F. James to the undersigned, dated
I'd day OF September, 572, recorded In the clerks
office of Richmond Chancery Cont TO- b. 80, Is.
page OF. being thereto required by the holder OF
certain bond therein secured and now due anu u I'm,
premises, OH WEDNESDAYth the 9th day Of June,
1874, the REAL ES fate described In said dcco
us follows On the south side of Ross street, COM
menciug 55 feet from Mayo street ana running
westwardly along said boss street 20 feet thence at
right angles In sor.thcrly direction 70 feet, more
or less, 10 n brick factery owned by X: D. James,
thence at right angles along the line OF stio Drick
factory 20 feet; thence ut right angles, more or
less, 10 tic beginning, with all the rights ana app"f
tenanccs belonging thereto. II.
Jerks: su ich I'm cash t" pay OIL ana ha,- ans
,ate Sd day OF September, 1872. to Robert Lacy
for one tiousand dollars, payable on demand, win
nine per cent. interest per anhum III PAID p s,
anre on such terms as may be made ksown ~ tue
time of sale. Jje4J K. D. JAMES Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
By Moody & Royall,
Real Estate Agents aud AuCtionecrs.
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
By Moody & ROYAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 SPLEEN
~ DID VACANT LOT ON HULL STREET.
NEAR MAYO'S BRIDGE, WE'LL LOCATED
FOR 4 BUSINESS STAND; ALSO, A IHlRI ! :,
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
VA.-By virtue oil q decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county. entered ut the November term
1873 In the suit of L. K. Chiles rs William Il.
West, administrator e a. shall sell ut pubic AUG
tion on SATURDAY, June 9th, "a al Q Giock
p NJ on the premises LOT No. In McRae's
plan, fronting 81 feet on Hull street; This IS one
of the most desirable business stands In that por-
Also, that desirable BUILDING LOT fronting
80 feet on Fifth street, commencing ne the corner
of Decatur street aud running back 1872 feet
. TERMS ,One-tnird' cash; balance at. four and
eight months, for negotiable notes bearing SIX per
cent interest from day OF SAFE and the title being
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIAM aMBERS,
lie 2-tds Special Commissioner.
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AUCTIONS sALEs-yt,ss Day.
By ". Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

oALE At AUCTION OF SEVEN HAND
y SOME LOTS ON CHURCH HILL; On souTHs
WESr ISiRSEK OF TWVRTIhTH AND X
STREETS,-Will be sold ~ auction, on the prem,
ises. on THURSDAY the 18th OF June, 1874, at y
o'clock y. NJ. SEvEN HAEDSOME LOTS, locatcu
M a,ove having an aggregate front OF us sSet on
the wesi Nne Of Thirticth street, running uack l5z
FEET "a an alley sixteen feet wide, aud near uie 1esi
trsrct III Mr.. ls,hn A. Bell. ,,,r,N
TERMS: At sale. W. Guud
p.s.-Afscr which will be sold thnt SEA uTiFuL
StT nj the southwest corner of y ana InIn "
ars, streets. fnnting a. feet running back l65
feet, to NV alley l6 feet wide. n,
] Also the HALF-SQUARE on the north sue OF !
street having front OF $50 feet and depth OF
fct o said alley. and extending from THIRTEEN 10
Thlrty-flrst street This Is q most beautiful !ct.
TrE;vS: AZ sale W. GUDDlN,
IA Auciiouecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
BY Richardson e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1113 Main street.

a DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
n AND FOUR BUILDING LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF HARVIE FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
ON MONDAY the 9Th instant, ut O'CLOCK I. NJ,
we shall sell by auction on The premises. desira
bic FRAME DWELLING. with four rooms, and
FOI1R LOIS. SO By $50 feet, In the town Of Har-
vie near Mr.. Perry's residence.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance In four, eight.
and twelve months negotiable notes 10 be given for
the deferred payments, with interest added ana
secured by Il decd OF trust.
10 . RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.
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BY II. Nc Cormick, Auctioneer.
" ARI:E AND ATTRACTIVE SALE {

aRI;E AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
4 gold. GOLD-PLATED, AND JET JEW
ELRY At AUCrlUN.-THiS DAY ut lo oSioeK
! will All nj INV store, without reserve, LARS T.
AND ATTRACTIVE INVOICE of the above
named goods, direct from the manufacturer, cei'-
IHD1Es, SETS EARRINGS and BREAST.F!NS,
OPERA. CHAINS, NECKLACES,
BRACELETS PLATED and JET Oh AIMS,
SLEEVF BUTTONS. SH lRT-sTUDS,
COL PENS and PEN-HQLDkRS. r,,,e
Masonic and ODU-FELLoWS kMRLENS, Gc-
together with great many articles 10" hu14e1''''
Tie hubble are invited to attend tn Is SAFE; as te
goods viii he sold ia large los and WHOM, nnl'I Va
reserve All goods WARRANTED :s reptSsHu..t.. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
BY GrrlLbs & Williams,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

aRGE BRICK DWELLING ON THE
IL CORNER OF SECOND AND MARSHA ALL
STREETS, CONrAIN1Nh$ lNELAKGE ROOMS
AND TWO SMALL ROOMS. AND THE BRlCk
STORE AND STABLE on SECOND STREET |
REAR or THE FiESTSNAMED l, DM W; q, Nc
ZION. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 4th OF
.Tnnc al O'Clock L. NJ. the large BRICK DIV ELL
ING AT The corner Of Marshall AMI second streets,
occupied by y. Z. Lipsconb. ESD. and Drlck
Kitchen with four rooms. The lot from; 90 iec'
on Marshall street. and runs back / 3 feet =,
Affcr the sale of the house we will sell the
BRICK STORE on Second street. ,,, t.or,
The lot fronts Twenty-Five feet and runs PACK
siNty-eight fetG. .,,, 10, . frontc a.,
eononi street-twcnty-iivc Ivy siXty-cight.
The store has been occupied as grocery ana the
stable rs Il liycry-stdDlr for many years inns Is Il
verv good property on Il wcll-paTed street, ana III
an excellent neighborhooG. ,,.
TEKMS: Oneiourth cash; balance ut four, eight,
ana IWclyc months, much longer time for 4 good
portion Of the purchase money. II desired by the
purchaser. NRCbbo ~ I'LL, Mo,
lie AucionccrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
Pv l. ". Rronaugl. Jr..
:. Vf't
Real Estate Agent and Auct'oneer.
Office on Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester. Va,

4 VERY DESIRABLE NEW FRAME
n DWELLING, SITUATED ON WEST cox
NFR OF PERRY AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
FOX SALE At AUCTlON.-By request OF lne
owner | will sell at auction, on The premises, on
THCRSDAY, 4,h day of June, 1874. ut 81 O'Clock
l.. NJ, the HOUSE aud LOT located as above: me
house is entirely new. and contalhs SIN rooms. WIN
about I25. and the location one which is improy-
ing more rapidly than any other IN inc Guy. IL
will make a good humr. u 1 good paying invest
mcnt .,o
j. W. BkeSAUGH, JR.,
on sUctiOnecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-04
BY Goddin, Warren IS Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
11O6 Main street.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is rror, ( TT cartwright and wife to us as trus-
toes dated the I'd of July, 1878, and recorded IN
the clerks office of lenrco County Court. haring
SITTiRDAY the 9Th day of June, 1874, at y
O'clock T. NJ will offer tor sale at PUBLIC aiictloIi,
on the premises, the property BY saT 6 deea cSI,
frontine III feet on the north side of powhatail
street, running back between parallel INES d3o
feet to Winsler street, whereon Is EooS con,
stalls and excellent water. raised by Il pump.
'h"A' CYRUS BOSSIEUN.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
!, q .d- Trustees.
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j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
No. 1115 Main street, opposite UiSpdtcA Office.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1115 Main street, opposite Dtspdtca Office.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 ONE-HUS-
1 DRIED AND THIRTY-ACRE FARM, WITH
IMPROVEMENTS, TO BE SOLD AT CHES-
VA..JCNE s, 1874, At - O'CLOCK NJ. THAT
BEING COURr-pAY.-By virtue OF a deed of
trust from b. j. kellain dated 9th day OF August
1872, and OF record In the County Court OF Ches-
terteld, default having been made in pay mcnt OF
certain negotiable notes secured III said decd, and
being requested so to do by The holders of said
notes will proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder AT
public auction. at the above time and place. that
certain TRACT OF LAND lying in Dale town.
ship Of Chesterfield county, near the old court
house, bounded by the Lands of 5. y. Dural. Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, Gheatllam H., ana
TY I30) ACRES, more or less, with improve
mcuts thereon. - T..
sale aud two negotiable notes TO the amount OF
s716.G7 with Int, rest from maturity OF SID notes
IT. d,re of sale WM. AMBERS, Trustee.
5. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. my 20