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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-13
Ritl,u,oud 9ispatth.
r,prn.y FEBRUARY IS, 1874
,,s..r fco,,, Pcteirsburg.

E,ester from Petersburg.
a xrcro uAcKaAN COMMITS SUICIDE -ftNhnA1
cr mp. Observation-Disclosures CITY FATHERS
~u. ,xoryr OF PROPERTY THEY RErREssNT-
.noxyr THE cHARrER.rETlVloS.
rc,-re~ncnaence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, February II; 1874.
negro back-driver named Albert Tay lor
residing In Williamsburg, SUBURB OF us,
-i,v committed suicide this morning o!
Trowniuy himself in well In his yaru' u.
Iase n curious one. The negro was %J" "-
INV wears old, jealous cl,urcti-i ts ,rust.
and was regarded as very faithful az" -
worthy servant. ,,,.ct,a or s,ls-
-, ~ . ,.alloetry, which gave 1it'h So
49, '. ,,ouhic to The extent tlst nc loon "
Ne.. " ,ord tI,inkinS. This frasat uhse'0ea
W.! ; naH and resulted in uf,anehoim aho
.lis which led TO sci-ac>lr'i",on.
t mh;S morning he went about bis week as
,,sua, b,:, returned lone, saying nc i.4' VIZ.
Iii when found 10y has wife his 'css
.,.erI. nro,rudipg beyond the wafer Oh 'ne
,yel, and lite had long been eNt,nc'; ,o
The remains of Mr.. Redenk,rcM', mho
was killed yesterday at City ZOE. unt ~,
such tragic circumstances, were ln.e..
dar Several trains we-e run 'rotl tu's S'I3
80 tho Point, ana tBc attthuah~~ -
.nf tbc company with which he WAS coiih ga
,ed and Of the lodges of oda'T eno"1 "n"
Wssons to which he belonged. was large;
Key ]. A. jefferson preached the lunera'
discourse; and the body was inferred near
shc recent residence of the deceased.
OF the tweuty-four members OF the Ci!y
Council, eighteen are Republicans and SIX
are Conservatives. 1t is signlhe'nt Cur cur.
cnms;ance that the eighteen represent Dut
s. C5 Of property among them all tod
while the six Conservative members repre-
sent property to the value OF SOS lou.
One passage in the appeal and petition OF
tho specia! committee OF the Council &C.
dressed TO the House Of Delegates and pro-
testing against the adoption OF the charter
rxcitcs amusement here. The passage Is
that which refers to the Intelligence ana
worth Of the thirteen justices OF the peace
in the city, when it is well-known and ire
Uuently-remarkcd circumstance that WIN
one exception the justices are utterly neon
pelent, and most OF them unable4p write or
recognize the sim plest cgalinstrument: The
one Justice who is competent was not elected
by tic Radicals, but recently appointed oy
Judge Mann to fill q vacancy.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
Hartford. February 1.-THE Republican
State Convention met in this city this fore
moon. Hon. Henry B. Harrison, OF New
Haven, was nominated for Governor by &C
clamation; Hon. John T. Wait was nomi.
mated for Lieutenant-Gsyernor; John @. A,
Stone, editor, was nominated for Secretary Of
State; Hon. David p. Nichols for Treasurer
and Colonel +. p. Packer, Of Coventry, fol
Controller.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that
the States should be left to regulate their III
ternal affairs endorsing the course OF the
National Administration In reference to the
recent election In Texas; opposing any fur
Their increase Of paper currency; favoripe
early resumption Of specie payments and
equal taxation denounciug Immigrants to
monopolies; demanding prompt punishment
of dishonest officials and strict economy in
the National and State governments favor
ing the formation of bureau for the pur.
pose of obtaining statistics and Information
relative to the condition of the laboring
class upon which to base proper legislation,
and submitting the question Of revision Of
the State Constitution to the people.
A telegram WIS received from Mr.. Harri-
son accepting the nomination for Governor,
and the Convention adjourned sine die.
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Monday night by Mlunecenson, sioux.
On tbs same night fourteen mules WeIe
stolen within three miles OF the agency; ).
AT The White Clay agency the Indians ~. nav =
driven OF the beef.herders aEd MS g..
charge, saying they would do their own %
suing. 4x ,or, with the
agenc,'s doctor for Fort -. na ~ he made a
!; =: ne: s: ss
issse fire was seen ,a n en-, evening, and it
ned cloud s ssenDs ;yruea er ere this as there
mas d dxop o. be general uprising. , ~
The bodies Of LcuteEan. Robinson n ah sa
SSfPss aa ass 5ss' arrived 81 as
! fo San ~ Ecan's command is expected 10
! ,rriye at the fort tonight, as the lnalaas
crossed back to the agency the same Gay OF
the massacre.
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THR --LATEST INDIAN AAssAcRE-M1lrARY
OFFICERS BUTCHERED.- Cheyenne, Wyoming
February 11.-Information telegraphed from
Fort Laramie states that on Monday last
Lieutenant Robinson, Of the Fourteenth in.
fantry, aud Corporal Coleman, Of Company
X, Second cavalry, were surrounded by forty
or fifty Indians near the saw-mili ten miles
from Fort Laramie, and murdered. Their
bodies were found yesterday, rlddIed with
bullets and arrows. but not otherwise mutt
lated. Two companies of cavalry have been
sent In pursuit OF the indians. as',s.7s
The Sioux are reported as raiding in all
most every direction, burning ranches, MUIR
deripg ranchemen, and stealing stock. A
company Of cavalry, under command of Cap
faia Vessels, left here to-day for Potter sta
ton, on the Union Pacific railroad, where
indians hare been dividing In sections and
stealing stock.
A.iater Telegram from Fort Laramie states
that the mail carrier from the Red Cloud
ageDcy, With an InGian escort, bad just ar
TiEed zand brings Information that Frank
Appleton, who was acting Indian agent In
the absence Of Agent sayiIle, was shot on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-13
By Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
110S Main street.

DRICK STORE, WITH DWELLING
ID ABOVE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LESTER
STREET. ROCKETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY );
NJ. MARSHALL.FOR SALE At AUCTION AZ
OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS-On
TUESDAY, February 18th, at II O'Clock III, at
the zeal Estate Exchange, we VIII sell the valuable
PROPERTY located as above described, near to
the Powhatan steamboat landing. The improve
ments consist OF brick store, with dwelling above
containing four rooms. in good repair. The lot
fronts ON Lester street so feet with depth Of Ito
feet, and Is arranged as to provide room Tor an.
other building the same size with the store. LOT
well enclosed.
his lot, being so near the wharves and the termi-
nus of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad must soon
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash; balance at four eight
and twelve months, six per cent. id led, secured by
a trust deed.
fe12 1l0S Main street.
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from the Lynchburg Republican,
The Henry Dedication.

ARRIVAL OF THE PRISONER HIS DEFALCATIos
FooTs UP $4,000.
The defalcation Of John G.. Henry con
tinues to be the topic of absorbing interest
TIE announcement made in yesterdays issue
chat S14,2O0 had been found on the prisoner
when arrested but added fuel to the flame
and the question was earnestly asked on al
sides, Where did he get the money il hi
defalcation amounts to only S2,S0O?"
After the money had been placed in bank
and tie prisoner had been secured, consider
able additional light was thrown upon the
defalcation business, and the sum stolen
suddenly jumped up from an insignificant
amount to one of considerable proportions.
On inquiry of the revenue authorities last
night we obtained the following statement
of the facts in the case: ,o,
Henry's original deacation was SoG,2VO.
The amount found secreted in his drawer
and the $500 paid by Dir. John Henry on
Tuesday brought the defalcatlon down TO
between $4,000 and $4,000. DeductinS
from this amount the $4,000 found on his
person, and Henly's defaication, as at pre-
sent estimated, amounts to the sum OF
$5,49l.93.
Henry, on Thursday night. after Detective
Rogers had counted the stamp. books Ill the
vault upstairs, changed and manipulated
them in such way that they were recounted
in another place next morning, thus securing
the counting of over $4,000 twice. After
the report was teiegraphed in regard 10 the
large sum found on Henry, Detective Rogers
determined TO make recount, when the
trick was discovered. The collector is Sc
cured from the loss OF the S5,4S1.O3 and any
other which may be discovered by the in
Identifying bonds Gs John Henry and John
+. Wright for $4,000 ecch. Soft the detec-
tive has succeeded this time in arriving at a
correct estimate of the amount stolen, both
the collector and the Government are now
safe.
We understand that Henry, in CONVERSE
tion with one of his guards, confessed that be
had forged the signature Of his fnther TO the
$1,000 bond This confirms the declaration
of the elder Henry made Immediately upon
the discovery of the deiulcation.
1t is said that Henry states he was in the
telegraph office at Goshen depot on Satur-
day evening when the operator was receiv-
ing n telegram describing him and request
ing sharp lookout. Henry, having knoWi-
edge of telegraphy, read the message by the
sound, and doubtless felt much relieved
when the operator answered, in his presence,
that no one answering the description had
been seen ;SSere! He a!so had au adventure
at stauntop. where he spent the Sabbath.
Tn the Office of the American Hotel, where
he put up, he encountered Mr.. Jacob War
wick. of Nelson county, who is, we believe,
an officer under Collector Riyes. Warwick,
who was with a friend, saluted Henry,
called him by name, aud passed on to look
over the register. His friend informed him
That he was mistaken, and that the gentle
mans name was ellis; whereupon War
wick turned to Henry and begged pardon,
saying he thought he was saluting Mr.. Hen
ry, of Lynchbury. lie was excused!
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.TeTToN. sALEs-rnture Dogs:
BY DIX. Weisfger,
Auctioncef and Land Agen1'
Nh. 1904 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a yAs.LI.g!]As,BIIhass
L FARM AND RESIDENCE, sEy EVER ri IN
ca Ess couNTY, BY AuGTIbosSeedaof
the request OF the beneficiary In md Games walker,
Searinr date On The tn day Of October RI vol.
Shess5sSd cO s e eq bubble ascSn
a. we WIN Rrosseaetdh % Sa sS Of February 1874 In
'front.' Of Chesterfield courthose in the r .GMa Ia
Msnehssts5 o'clock ocs,obsa m N sa Iae deed
Ik taS T W L AATISpRND AND FOUR ACRES,
more Or less. with residence apd neesssaTy he
bndngsS srubbefy A. sGT Tayo S' l. #luston and
anes PaTne near Boshcr's Dam, and two m ,,ii
from Robio's station, Richmond and Dah'iA' I''.'
TERMS Cash as to a432 and expenses OF sae
the balance at SIX and twelve months
In BONDS sec"feo " u''u C. W.TURNER,
D. X. WEISIGk Err,
--'..." Trustees.
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BY Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents aud Aucttoneer5,
No. 11CS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE, at THE REAL
l. ESTATE EXCHANGE, OF A FRAM (
DWELLING ON THE VEST SIDE OF pHlk'
TIETu STREET BETWEEN AND O.-By vlr-
tue of q deed of trust from Robert Jones to ME,
dated 9th July. 1872, and recorded in the Chan,
Gerry Court clerks office of Richmond city. | shall
sell on MONDAY, 9th instant, ut II O'Clock u E,
at The Real Estate Exchange. 4 FIR AAlE DIV ELL
ING loca' ed as above, containing four rooms: Lot
fronts SO feet, and runs back 100 feet wen OF
water on the lot.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months with six per cent. Interest.
JACKSON TURPl$,
foil Trustee
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nRrGS AND MEDICINES.

nIRE OLD COGNAC BRANDY, be-
yo,d eurstion the finest brandy that mas Deen
in tis oily for years. Judges pronosnSe IL un-
equnicd Vintage of 1850 (Ihirteen yearS , OH
cisai. For aalc;by lfe13 Z. DOvF.
oIMNON,S HEPATIC COMPOUND,
an TJyERLCrRr.-We have arranged with
NesSrs. WuoD & SONS to sell osr SIMMONS
UEPATIC COMPOUND, which is giving suen UNI IN
range1nents of the liver. skin. and bowels are re-
icycd by this article If by magic. Aan[csS ~ y
orders 10 our wholesale agents. Messrs. WOOD q
sons who sill supply the trade at our regular
rates. Il. l.. hlNS d ooSo, hupt I,
fe 6-Sm NoIuhIp1, :. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-13
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 11OS Main street.

VERY EXCELLENT DWELLING,
n WITH FIFTY-TWO AND A HALE FEET
OF GROUND. ON MAIN STREET BEIW + :,
AUCTION-On MONDAY the 18th instant, at
II O'Clock NJ. at the Real Estate EXCHANGE we
wi sell that VALUABLE PROPERTY fronting
52H feet on Main street. fronting Monroe Park and
running back 90 feet to an alley 20 feet wide
The improvements consist ola BRICK DIV ELL
ING, in excellent condition, containing seven
rooms: kitchen with two rooms. and stable; excel
lent well of water and various kinds OF fruits on
the lot The width Of the lot permits an additional
building of "a feet front on the side nearest Pine
street.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months with six per cent. Interest.
fel2 HILL Il GODDIN, Auctioneers.
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Nv d. Il. Weisigef'
/ .uctioneer and Land gent,
No. 1903 Main street.

Gwen VERY DESIRABLE L0 9rST ,UF
- TE 4TE MhshHscHEsf AT AuGTd0seaeoS
IN yam e 81 81 sss
ransing for 10 per month, and occupied ~
GoP1Sss property the centre npt
s,ness AND the courthouse snonia for m Of ,ca
sinnaI men seeking good locauoh ioi o. ice
residence. Tx. WETSIf 4ER,
Terms Az sae. An .tioneer.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT On CALHOUN BETWEEN AL
7 I'm AND HICKORY STREETS. AT \ UCT10N.
the request of the benetlcaries In certain deed
OF trust executed TO Inc by Martha HAMILTON ana
Charles Rurse on the 10Th OF January, S74, and
duly recorded in the clerks Office of the Chaneery
Court of Richmond, shall sell 1T public auction
on the premises, on SATURDAY the 4th gay OF
yeyed by said deed, consisting of 4 LOT or PAR
Gel OF GROUND, fronting 80 feet on Calhoun
ming back between parallel lines los feet to the lot
of r. p. Vanderva, together with the FRAME
TENEMENT thereon.
TERMS: At sale 1871
LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
fp 9-1O. 2, 1914
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70 12-tl
BY Cook & Laughton, kucdoneers,
co,ncr Governor and Franklin Streets

r1REsH STOCK OF CONFECTlONS.ha,,
RIEs, &C., AT AUCTIoN.-Att the request ead@ ts o.
NJ Pas9pini Th9 Is 5e1 next the
~ O'clock. sell to the highest bddcr Ut hls Se0'
No. 1888 FRANKLIN street. his STOCK Oh
CANDIES, NUTS, FRUIT,
TOBACCO, &C. Also.
COUNTERS, SHELViNG:
SHOWCASES, GLASS JARS,
Tho stoct is ali fresh and the fixtures neTI.
fe 1885, COON ~ 1-------
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nv Grubbs 6 WiIliams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Asenes'
,1Aa.,h ~ roo, between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE LIZ foT or SEAod on
u Full sUBURBANN, rRMN AffkkEEiAi bJoISISG
Re5 c'y
ancc of decree Oh OIL . February 10, 1874, In the
Of Smiths and
x 9RpsnwSaE BBsSsiss
sioner ior tn ng PFehrlary 1874. commencing at
ST. nn s rsaRi l aaS'Gn SH M B1s
ses, u Lnat rT FARM and RESIDENCE, on the Me-
eancsve turnpke "aGiIng How sa;, eE Fsn
o"heu time of his death This property consists OF
about ten acres of land, highly improved and be-
eidps the dwelling an extensive stable and out
houses has large number OF choicest frult-trees
and vines. IT.. 80 ,,.
$4,000 and costs of suit and sale; residue in three
equal instalments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale.
A. r. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
Cprpps G. WILLIAMS. AuctlODcerS. fe 13
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BY ". 4. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. z Tenth street, post office square.

TRUSTEES SALE.--At the request of
the beneficiary in q certain deed Of trust exc
cuted by Elizabeth Rhinedollar on the 9th day Of
December 1862, and duly re corded IN the clerks
nremises. on FRIDAY. February l 9Th. 1874. at
O'Clock p. nj, to the highest bidder, that certain
parcel OF land being part of lot No. 169. between
Buchanan and Federal streets and Lowndcs and
Baldwin streets.
Terms: Cash as to $3.50; the remainder at six
and twelve onths for negotiable notes. secufeo ny
q deed of trust for deferred payn ents;
-T' JOHN 8. RADY,
fe 3-t,Is Administrator for trustee, deceased.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED!
WARRANTED TO CURE!

wish to saw to the public that will insure cur
of adj cases of CANCER placed under my urea.
meut, and in event of no cure Will mol cbaTge I'LL!
thing for my services. will also remove Ill
-WESs, HAIR-MOLEs, BLOeI-hARks' ETC.
10. wing but slight scar, and insure above stted.
Also, all chronic diseases. SUCH rs
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFfECItoE. SAhA'
RHEUM. letter, PILE AND sGR R,os
LOUS SORES OF ALL CHARACIEks'
treated with guarantee of pdlect cdre , n n ue
tient a ,,ocasc In tho tre,t
mont of thee. diseases feel free 70 say tna my
noaicin.s arc ISFALLIBLE, and without rival In
this or any other country in erecting ...
A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE -
In the above specified diseases
Office hours from A. NJ. to 2 p. nj.
OFFICE: No. eO6 Grace street, near Capitoi
S.rlare, Richmond, Va.
HE names ard residences OF many persons VINO
have bee cured will be furnished by mail or upon
application In person.
lie 22-dSwSm DIR. A. u. WOLLAHO.
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ECElyERs SALE.-By virtue OF an
n order of the United States District Court 1oi
the Eastern District of Virginia, dated teornary :.
1874. viii, as receiver OF 6. 5. Fetirst; scli, on
FRIDAY the 18th day of Fehrpary at NinI6 sEs
Tenth, the cntire stock of Feurst Manly, consist
ing of
sM0KfNG and CHEWING TOBACCO,
SHOWCASE,
LIQUORS,
BAK-FIXTURES, &C. os ,,,v
be offered for sale at the same tiIne S;n11xGER.
We - Receiver.
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By N. M. Lee, Auccaoneer,
No. Main street.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF xALg "
me Sp ~ THp CORNER OF .vENABLE AND
TWENTY-FIFTH sTKEETs;-In eprpSg1 a,Son od
two DEGREES of the Chancery Court nr kicnW n1d
entered in the suit of Wilkinson and vile eS; dsr
inner sub.trustee and 0Ls-one on inc Gun IA uay
s 0n,ohar 1874. and the other February 9th
Ishe Is spss1a on FKfDAY
E,e 3tl dny Of February. 1874, commencing AZ
O'clock p. NJ all that valuable REL "a t
streets In the city OF Richmonl formerly occuplea
by Henry Llnkhauer, now In the occupancy u a.
This property will be sold In lots according 70
Mat which viii be exhibited at the sale, and ueiore
Thai time may be seen at the Office Of the
tb a tenant. BY which the purchaser of the house
will get fun possession on the Sd d 1oIs OF let nos
session Immediately upon complying Will I'M
terms of sale. ,, ,,,so, crodtc
of Six twelve, and eighteen months, the pnrciser
giving notes with interest added for deietrea Pns
ncnts and the title to the property to oe re'alreu
III '"' "A0'S n a. ATKl NSON,JR.,
A. r. COURTNEY,
f',,,, ,iSSih
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BY Moody & Royali'
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecls'
Office corner Of Seventh and hun Sn'0'
Manchester, Va.

cHERIFF's SALE OF y a az c - Il = E r
coa1t Of sd suit "f ma at The
Tsley Ts sSa e eg g for sale at ngGc
1st II 5d co asF at aeIt
in front OF me e1nNk UGNDRED ACRES OF
9cSGk , A. in said county, adjoining the lands OF
Hiram Hsncofk s ana o HSDk RsH
oE re ior so much ms may be necessary to satisfy
the Aforesaid decree) OF LAND lying on the Broad
sorE road and Manchester and Falling Creek turn
pike. n III TT OIrpNOy.
rlIn"'' ~ Sheriff.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE OF Sc
Ill LECT LOT OF CHROMOS, PICTURES,
MIRRORS, &C.-Ry virtue or n decree OF the
United States district Court. will sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, February 2lst, S74.
Yeager. bankrupts, corner Ninth and Broad streets,
the following property. to satisfy distress war
rant In nv hands IN favor Of james q. Roy U.s..
Saunders c Yeager:
MIRRORS, assorted sizes;
CIlROMOS. with and without frames:
ENGRAyINGS, OiL-PAINTlNGS,
MOULDINGS, FRAMtS,
SHOWCASES, DESKS, &c.
TERMS: Cash. . A. 3. DUESBERR1 7, II. y. II.
feIO-lOt JACOB COIN, Receiver.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother
hucttopeers and Real Estate Agents.
1910 Main street..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOosbb
,v N y TST. On soUTA SIDE o., 1 B Ks 81,
sTREET BETW N .JIEdTIoNWin pursuance Of
son II ba the city Of of ss-
sss 4 s7a s
spp s S2e S P1effEfHP
public auction: On tair 1874, at o'clock p. m
he a on Ma sd iG@ih s sSs
Rroad street Jpschmond of which Thomas Wester-
In the Gy sezed aud possessed. he lot has front
man soe and runs back 1877 feet to public alley
III One-fourth cash balance at six, Twelve,
and Eighteen months. the purchaser giving his nego
liable notes. with interest added for the deferred
payments naahe tue 10 pe Ielalheo I'LL te "Aoie
pircbase moliey Is paid.
pui ' A. " KELLEY,
A. r. COURTNEY,
Commissioners
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
| corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN THE CT CITY 70 OF r5 E ! 1
MSSP A m TWE M9fTsMES
22d june / s66, duly recorded IN Richmond Hust-
Res Estate Excbange over the State Bank of Vir-
ginia, on TUESDAY the 18th of February, 1874,
Commencing at ~ o'clock NJ, the J., remaining aGh
| REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said Ceed anu
SUI Those Se' FoUR VALUABLE LoTs-Nos. 5, 8, 7,
and 9-l0cated as above. having an aggregate front
! street, running back on the west line OF IweHtii
m feet f I'm afy SsSs Feet Feet Hnng on
open court, and having alleys on two sides.
These lots are located in an improving part OF the
city, and are quite contiguous TO the basin mills
warehouses; &C. and should attract the attention of
capitalists and Others
ana eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
seven per cent. interest, secured by trust DECD
plat Of the lots can be seen at the office OF the
'"ef'oneeF' K. K. HGWGsoN,
fe 9-11.1316&17 Trustees:
A TRUSTEE IN A DEED OF TRUST
| "A executed on the Goth day Of January, S73.
by james William Breckenridge and Jessie niIbei,
his wife, or record in the clerks office OF Prince
Edward County Court. to secure to Thomas Dun
nil the pa! ment Of certain debt Of 1920; with
| interest. Shall, OH THURSDAY the goth day Of
this MONTH expose to sale, To the highest bidder, at
public auction. on the plantation In Prince dward
known as " HARDTlMEs;~ Tie following personal
n0UsE:IIoLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
FARMING IMrLEMEaTS,
HORSES,
MULES,
COWS,
SHkMf .
WAuGf0Es,
GARTS,
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CONTINUATION.

The sale OF the above largg AM NJ IL o;cSck.
S0o"' "i' COOK LAUGHTONa huciicneers,
n,o.,, Torner governor and Ffaukltn slreelS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-13
BY Hill & Goddln,
Real Estate Auctioneers and agents,
No, 11OS Main street.

DRETTY BUILDING LOT ON THE
l NORTH sID1pOF CARY STREET BE,
TWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY For SALE IL.
All AUCTION AT THE REAL ESTATE , En-
CHANGE, CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTli
STREkTS.-On TUESDAY, February l7th, at 2
O'clock the keal Est.e we
and adjoining on the east the residence OF William
jenkins ESQ The lot fronts 40 feet on Cary street
with a depth OF $50 feet TO All alley, ana Is hali
sGuare from the City railway; IN neighborhood
improving daily, and Is well enclosed, saving the
purchaser this expense.
Terms: One-third cash; balance at SIX ana
,yave months MT sx per cent. interest, secured by
trust deed. HILL 4 GODDIN. Auclioneers,.
fnI 1iOS Main street.