davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-26

THE undersigned respectfully desires to
Il inform the trading public that he has
onened sHn- y ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
FOR RENT.

nor RENT THE LARGE AND =
E ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE No. 900 ~
sonth Third street. CANDLES Hill, lately occupied by
Samuel Ayres ESQ containing ten rooms besides
store and BATHROOM; hot and cold water and all
modern improvements; delightful and healthy Ioca,
per annum. Apply TO NJ. F. ALLEN &. BROTHER
or Ise 25-1ml TRUMAN A. PARkERl&G CO. =
TORRENT, BRTCKDWELLINGN No. a.
E. so7 east Franklin street, between, Eighth III
and Ninth, containing ten rooms besides servants
t toy. DH, -, = '-' EDWARD G. GODDIN,
,s,,ltgj y;.,3I-a.5 p7-E - Real Estate Agent,
= CO o59t-a. .., No. lOl5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25

.,,et,, loose 81, the truck, ami the comp
sns,,, had 4 score OF claims ct this Kind pre-
,ss,ttti deTsefit bsisag obtninesf from aocaa:
snaristrates 81, all cases. on ppeai The SUI
meme Court renar1ded the cases, withsor-
dars to reverse Che decisions. g The piain-
tiffs arc the trespassers aud liable Tor
damages done by their cattle unlawftilfy
estray.,, After this old cows fell TO zero iii
value, and however Saiuabie the animal, no.
one could be found TO confess ownership.
There IS ut this time b suit! TOT d broken leg
by railroad disaster. The company resists
ON the plea that the passeflge rode on Q Tree
ticket. We are SURE that this plea WI mot
excuse the company. 81 . },s; &; o. s;
35 Some years ago Mr. usker, president,
invited a money man OF Boston toSa. ride on
the Reading railroasl In tile swift Ariel, 10
private CDR used by the chief officers. Inc
object was to get loan negotiated for the
corporation by favorable report oi tine
property. a collision occurred, the Araet
was smashed, and SO was the Boston man..
The president took care OF him foro o.
year, till recovery, but lameness re-
suited. The gentleman sued, and the
company plead free ride" Judgment
was given for an exemplary Z sum,
with the following admonition 81 A
free ticket means only that the payment was
not not in money ut the ticket-ofice. The
law assumes that corporations get value Tor
everything ii, some shape. In the case at
bar the value was none the less because
money did not pass. The casualty resulted
from want Of discipline on the road, and
the company is equally liable for damages to
every passenger not travelling surrepti-
tiously." 49, e.ls5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
by Grubbs & Williams, ,E,,I
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers. !
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

.HHAT MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING,
Il LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF DOCTOR c.
w.. p, BROCK, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, al. ~ O'CLOCK
p Mt fronts rs feet back 103 feet TO an al.
ley, and being situated on most desirable part OF
FRANKLIN street. within q few minutes! walk OF the
business centre offers more adEantagcsto the profess
sional or business man, as site for private resi-
dence with an Office combined, than any other lot to
be had In the city. Those wanting such q lot are
urged to attend the sale. ~ ,q.s rrtyl-F. - :
{. TERMS one fourth cash balance SIX, rwelve and
eighteen months with interest, and secnredby deed
Of trust. -, Eer.-, GRUBBS &oWlLLlAMS, III
= Sc az 80 'l'.'.'.'t Auchoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
She was Too FastidiOus.

lFrom the Burlington Hawkeye.J
It was late. The leaden sceptre OF the
sable goddess was stretched above the slum-
-bering world, and yet they stood at the old
front gate, and he wound protecting arm
around her 1.-the form to shield her from the
falling dews. Her exquisite head dropped
upon his shoulder and the love light shone
in her lustrous eyes. 1t was now or never.
He would know his fate, be it bliss or misery.
He pointed to star, not one OF the terrible
shooting stars that crowd the cemeteries OF
Burlington with the unburied slain-oh no,
not one of those destroying angels, but one
Of those fixed, gllttering orbs that know
their places and stay in them; and spoke !:
g Darling, by yon bright orb 1swear -" :
" Oh, don't say that she murmured, and
her voice was like the sound Of flutes upon
the water; g Leander Smith said that, and
he ran away and married his uncle's hitch
en- girl the very next week. Dear
one," he resumed, "by the blue arching
dome that bends above, T." "Oh, no,I
she sighed, rubbing prescription ofLaird's
Bloom of Youth upon his cashmere ,shott-
der, "don't say that, please; Orestus john
sou said that, and just think, pa found out
before the affair went very far that he had
two wives in Indiana My own" he
once more tried, "by every whispering
breeze that touches with its balmy kiss the
sleeping flowers, Il I" Oh, please,
please, don't say that" she said, IN plead
ing tones. "Mr. Treyelyan La,Rouke said
that, and do you know, it'turned out that
he was waiter in Water-street restaurants
and he came up one evening dreadiully
intoxicated. when we had company, and
burst into the parlor and shouted. to pa
to. set out Large plate beefancabbage
welldonanograyy potatoesmashed oneplate
Iiveranonions, cornbeefash eotfeetwo' and
blackberry both!' Oh, don't say, that; it
sounds dreadful to lne.'':' Day star of me
liie,o he tried, 'bright gem OF -" ooh,
no, no, no." she sighedwearily, "not that.
Mr.. Van TresSlewick said that, and the
next week we saw him at the circus, in suit
Of red and white stuff, sitting in the middle Of
u saWdust ring, tying his legslin a bow
knot around his neck. and crawling through
ahoop not half big enough for him. Oh,
anything but. that! y "Well, them" he
said, in despair, !" It'll be nothing, for I'll
be dad hinged II Eve had time to learn any
more. I amt walkin' lovers dictionary"
tsSir-r-ri', she said, assuming an erect
posture e Madam" he said stif1y,
g adieu.i2..-:S She went into the house with q
face like n shield that was white on one side
and, brown on the other, and he strobe
down the sidewalk with one shoulder look
ing like a whitewasher s advertise and
a long curl OF raven hue hanging to the
collar OF his coat. They never met again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
GRURBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Sc !
an Yc.t3 - BY Ell. Sampson G.%G- ~
- Successor TO Sims & Sampson III .es.,.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoncer.
No. 021 Hill street, Manchester, Va.
TRIISTEEs, lsAIE or TRULYI VAL-

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULY VAL
i LIABLE REAL AND PERSONALLPRoPERs
Try IN, -CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ABOUT
SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER. NEAE
THE GOVERNMENT QUARRY, ON THE RICH-
MOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD:-By'y virtue
Of two, deeds Of trust from Joan "a. Burton and
Watt Jr dated March 8, 1874, and the other from
same to f. r.. Conner, trustee for Charles w: IurS
ner, dated 18th May. 1S76-both OF which SAID
deeds are duly of record In the clerks ONCE or tDe
County Court Of Chesterfield county, we VIII sell ae
do BY the benefciaries in said deeds OF trust on
THURSDAY, September 2Sih, at 4 o'clock I: IN! N:
nc fair: II not on the first fair day thezeafter that
VERYcyALUABLETR ACTfyFL LAND ON WHICH d
said JOHN ii. Burton now, resides, containing one
HUNDRED AND TEN ACkEs, VIII t ! g0ou
usuall Virginia farm, large orcaard
andl well wooded and yatered. we VIII also SCI!
at the same time ind place one other SMALL
TRACT without buildings, containing about TElR-
TY-FTVE ACRES, all in woods and pines, about
five miles Distant near MIR. Ananias lancosks. On
he first tract Is the celebrated Ratlesnake Spring
farm ON the River roads IS considered good
laufa tps ISL
= AZ the's time and place we win SELL If neces-
sary for the purposes of said trusts two valuable
Persons desiring further information in regard TO
the property Hh please call on Mr.. j. Sampson at
Ills real estate o1ice, No Huh street, anches-
ter va. who Hflf take pleasure In showing this yalu
able and conveniently located pr0perty. .-+!i ~
THE terms OF the deeds require cash. but more hh-
eyal terms ibe announced a. the hour of sale
-; - -. 'sf pt 81 @ii, i - HENRY HUDNALL
II =. ,tiitp5r fgiat Trustee for George Watt;Jr; Il
aalfag-5 yiag bt(t ,ilFJIs F.. hl. CONNER, 49, : .
/ Sc 15i ,jiig,f: TR aTrustee for O. w. Turner. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
C,7rsara Discipline.

8 The manager in Liverpool is Mr.. Charles
MacIYer, one Of the founders-whose son is
1onesef the members of Parliament for the
town-a straight, shrewd, practical man,
with personal knowledge OF nearly oil his
officers, and still more intimate knowledge
of his ships. He exacts the fstrieteSt atten-
ton to duty, and never pardons an error
in this direction. He often drives down to
the docks and inspects the steamers in port
from the stoke-hole to the wheel-house. The
hour OF his coming is never known, and
il any man is found away from his post
that man might as well resign. An
officer (Mr. G-) died in Liverpool recently
who had nineteen years held the same posi-
ton in the service, while others had been
promoted over his head. He; was q sober
man, an experienced sailor, and q skilful
navigator. Many wondered why he1leyer
rose, and some tell this anecdofe In expla-:
nation. One night old Dir. MaGIyer drove
down to the Huskisson dock. and asked on
on one OF the steamers, for the officer ii1 e
charge The ,Yatchman stated that The had
gone on shore, but would be back q in So 90 ;!
hour or two. Z, s. +, -. +,
2. who lis il '':asked Mr. A1aeIyer.
every well; when mr.. comes ON
board tell him to take my carriage and DRIVE
to my house, q ',: g., !,
when Mr.. reached fhe house he
found Mr. MacIyer seated in his library.
Is You were absent from your post to-
night, sir; e wanted to sac you, air ]; that's
mi 3, And Mr.. &C was bowed out by
the implaeable old sc0tchmap, In whose eyes
ia neglect of duty was the worst possible Of
fence. and never from &hat night 10 the day
~ Md apatb was hh ,rOY1rSfff IN 4 sT1fsra I.e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
CALIFORNIA; ways.

LAW VS.. CUSTOM-TAKING FEES ON BOTH SIDES
TRICKS OF TRADE-UTnrzING OLD cows
DEAD-HEAD TICKETS. 49,
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM- :,
SAN, Francisco, September 9.-The prac-
tice Of taking fees on both sides Is SO gene
ral here that its propriety is notqnestione
But grand suit at law Is now on trial to
test its legality. The sum OF restitution de-
manded is $500, 600. Abel Cohen, we'll
known in eastern cities as purchasing
agent, &c., for the Central Pacific railway,
is defendant! The company has paid him
for some years $4,000 year salary. From
the testimony it appears that Cohen received
in douceurs on o variety OF, purchases OF
real estate, coal, lumber, &c., more than
half million Of dollars from the sellers
without the knowledge OF his en-
Dloyers. He being q, very rich man,
/, does not deny the charges, but appears to
RELY on the sanction OF universal custom,
especially sanctioned by the company itself.
Under the title OF 1.-THE Contract and FL
nance Company the directors OF the rail-
way have, from the first construction OF the
road, given themselves profitable contracts,
by which they have realized individual pro-
fits Of many millions. How the suit Will
terminate will be known in q week or two.
III It goes against the defendant it will pro-
badly lead to scores OF disagreement suits
against mining superintendent and other
officials In Nevada, Including the four boz
nanza kings, Senator Jones, and other mil
honairas whose fortunes come from such
beginnings. ~
il Is also well known that most Of our
public officers look to pefqtisites more than
to salary. Its ABSTRACT called corrnption,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
BY Goddin, Warren & Coz tais
Real Estate Agents and Aucttonsers,
I1O6 Main street. se.;t

DROVE OF FINE YOUNG,TN1n
n HORsEs FROM ST. LOUIS. MO,IFoR ~
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION-At the request Of
the owner we win sell at pnblic auctions on TUES
DAY the 26th September, 1875, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
at the stable on north side Of Main between Seventh
1 Is FINE INES SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES, very
!. 2 P f.siisA STYLISH MATCH HORSES.
ALSO 49, tssH
They can be seen at the above place until the day
of salN s,,. ..f.i. .ss,.su 81, ,!i.L5L.
TERMS: Ninety days, for approved negotiable
notes, or city acceptances. - -.
co % 1900. ;.,.;S ~ = AuctIoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
BY Goddin, Warren & Co., .rsr
q Real Estate Agents and A,lcuoneers.
i.t2- - No. 11o6 Main street. g...

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
l. HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER Of
O. AND THIRTY-FOURIH STREETS. AT
PUBLIC hUCTI0N.-By virtue of a deed of
trust from Thomas s. Arnistead, trustee for Annie
NJ Arnistead, to the undersigned trustee dated tn
day. OF October 1872 duly recorded In the clerk's
Office Of Herico County Court, and being required
SO to do by the beneficiary, will proceed to sell at
55th day of September. 1876, at AZ O'Clock P M,
AND LOT located Us above described.
The house has five or six rooms The lot contains
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at
sale. zoo .s. WILLIAM MILLS; JK., I:
So IA Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
Fable.

A certain b I'd In q certain wood,
Feeling tile sprng-time warm and good,
Sang to 1t In lnelodious mood.
On the other neghboring branches stood .
other birds, who heard his song; -.
Loudly he sang, and clear and strong; -
Sweetly lie sang, and it stirred their gal! -"
There should be voice so musical.
They said to Themselves, !" We must stop that piro
He IS the sweetest voice was ever heard;
That rich, deep chest-note, crystal clear, =:
Is notifying thing to hear. ~
we have SHARPER beaks and harder wings,
Yet we but croak; this fellow sings!"
So they planned und planned, and killed the bird
With the sweetest voice was ever heard s..
Passing his grave one happy May
brought this English daisy away.
THOMAS BAILEY ALDRIcH.
pnr ~ D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lll3 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

EoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. A
Il DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON NAVY
HILL, NEXT TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF SEVENTH AND BAKER STREETS-1 viii
sell at auction, on MONDAY the 25th day Of Sep
tembcr, ut 5l5 O'Clock z. NJ. that LOT OF GROUND
situated on the cast line Seventh street SO feet
from the northeast corner Of Seventh and Baker
streets, fronting fecton said Seventh street and
running hack between parallel lines 122 rect ~ an
:. Persons desiring cheap and nice building lot In
this locality would do %elIto attend the sale:n'
TERMS: One third cash7 balance In :sfxf Twelve,
and eighteen months, secnredby a frust-deed.
- E~'TTt151 u. ist'i J.-THODfPSGN BROWN, I'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
,3,f BY RobcrtB. Lyme
Successor to Lyme 6 Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. l2l2 Main street. :"

r ARGE OLD BRICK BUILDING,
THREE STORIES HIGH, CONTAINING
MANY THoUsAND BRiCk in IT, AND 4
LARGE QUANTITY OF OTHER = l1, MATERIAL IF 10 !
- S4II DFRf ,BETWEEN M AN AND
CARY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION, TO, BE
REMOvED.-Py request of owners, shall sell the
LARGE BUILDING adjoining on the north Sloats
foundry, on MONDAY next, The 25th day of Sep
tcmber, ut IL O'Clock ~, to be removed. builders
will please nOticeand attend this sale, =:
~; 80 ROBERT Z. LYME,
CO 1a-TuThS&M .Trr Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
Rulglllll'l.d lis||la|I:tlf'll|l,
MoSpA rafgEMBER u, 1876.
TEor the Disratch.l
~ g5I-s =,

Your correspondent /" Clay, : sia your pa,
,,er 81 ti,e 2fst, INQUIRIES about . iolantne,
daughter 81 Rene, Duke d Anios. King o.
: In waiter SCOTS novel, Anne OF Gier-
ste,r,. Won will find allnsion to this subject.
Rens,s daughter Goiande, by his first wife,
Isabe,la. married Count Vaudemont, OF Lor-
raina. Her son Ferrand, Count de Vaude-
mont, recovered hisinheritance OF Lorraine
seized by Charles OF Burgundy by joining
the Swiss and defeating and Staying Charles
in battle. IS }.s. ~ - CD +,,5i5
The celebrated Margaret Of Aniou, wife
OF the unfortunate Henry W., n Victim Of
the Wars OF the Roses, was daughter Of
Rene by his second wife. See same novel
for a fine portrait Of her character.
81 2 So 'sj,%s Ss BROAD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
-s- RICHMOND AND, PETERSBURG
s&tE5F ,stTf -. RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8, 1875, train,
~ on this road wilI run as follows.

| r.-a-s RICHMOND AND PETERSBCRGl
~ tEsGF s'F!Tf' 1"ts RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8, 1915, train,
~ on this road VIII run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. ~
5:lO A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily tconpectlns)
for Wilmington. Charleston. Savannah,
Columbia, Augusta, and all points South
and Southwest. Sleeping-car attached
~: runs through to Weldon. This train
ssPE PIX q asy saos epa sn s
= tIiHH with passenger.car attached. Through
tickets sold by this train to Lynch
burg, and connection made At Peters.
- ~ G''ii burg with Atlantic, Mississippi and
~, I!;I:9t Ohio train for stations on that road
and Southwestern points,
l2o p se aHR ssEiaE 81. Ms r. fsI P4 S:
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk, and at Norfolk With splendid
4 .iEfi Daytime steamers for Baltimore, Phil.
ny ~, adelphia, and New York, aud with The
Old Dominion steamers for New YORK.
52iHEs 80. Fare as low as by any other line.
SHOP. IL, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
coach attached. yl ..ti1 81
LE Az rETEn aI N0RT H., cur.
ii r fak CUE eq sa nsa dis. connecting
6lNi IL with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
~ ;ss. !g:Potemac railrosd for all points Eas
P. NJ FRE aea Ts TRAIN daily lexcep. sunday
..I:S, . with p9sssnser-eoach attached sa,..,,,,
fii(p3 Hla6J with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
sta4, a!t Is,,I Potomac railroad for all points Ess
/ 80, ~ andyyNest. Pullman sleeper attached
itti1'" RUNNING through to Baltimore Also
hEI itH5fjiti making close connection with The
. ~ tfaS5 Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for tls
Virginia Springs and all points Norm
t and West. THIS train stofs only Il
kftf,,I siF Chester and Manchester
| The IL A. n. train from Petersburg and the l2v
I'M. train from Richmond viii: stop on sigma! 81
regular stations 80. = 20.
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmond ::
1:20 ii, MONDAYS, WEDNEsDAYs,au aud FRI
DAYS. 80 ti2tti4S,
|, HLTRAINs leaving Petersburg will start fren
the ADDonattox depGs- sss.sftJS- .
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
nond Mt A. M. aid 5 p. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
-, BY Grubbs. & Williams 1t9s57-
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents. 81
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A FINE BUILDING LOT ON THE
n NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET, BEGIN
MING FORTY FEET WEST OF SHAFER
STREET, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the, Goth
of September ct Az O'Clock p. IL we will sen. upon
the premises, the LOT OF GROUND situated as
above, adjoining the handsome buildings owned by
Mrs. ID. T. Williams, and opposite to tn. new Pres
bytcrian chapel. II fronts 40 feet and runs oacK
1b6 feet to an alley. s .llS- .ftg - q. itt
This property enjoys the advantages of water, gas,
and cu1verfs and Is beautifully situated In most
desirable neighborhood for private residences.
TERMS: Very liberai-say one fourth cash; BAL
auce at six, twelve, and eighteen months, with In
Let all wanting a good piece OF property at low
p-'.. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
| 60 % -. - f'3'4H Auctfoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
q by ". Goddin, s
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
corner iof ,EreTepth and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE VERY
~ BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON NAVY HILL, ON
THE EAST 0FiFOURTH: BETWEEN DUyAL
AND BAKER STKEETs...Wi be sold &C aucti on
1876, at 81 o'clock r. ~, sEyENTY-FIVE FEEL
GROUND located as above. run.
ming hack 1922 feet 10 an alley, to be divided into
three lots OF 25 feet each. On this land there are
several ffe fruittrces. These lots are amongst the
nost beautiful on Navy Htll. - !, ,,,,,,.
&. 90 % 10y q ~ ~ go Aucti0neer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
by Wellington Goddtn,
81 ssKeai Estate Agent and Ancffonees3t ~,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets. -

GALE AT AUCTION OF THE THIRD.
y PRESBYTERIANC CHAPEL. ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN TMENTY-ElFIH
quest the trustees, 4 shall sell ut auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 28th September,
1876. at s O'Clock p. 81, the large NEW FRAME
TABERNACLE located as above,:to be removed In;
reas6asble time. Theres in It large quantity Of
valuable timber, and parcel OF excellent canvass
which cond be used the erection Of several smaller
TERMs: AZ sale. W. GoDDIN; 9 |; ,
se23 Auctioneer. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
49,. BY. Chafin, Staples &c Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
~. No. Tenth street.

GALE OF. AVAILABLE TRACT OF.
- LAND SITUATED ON THE WILLIAMS
FROM RICHMOND, AT AUCTI0N.-We shall
SELL upon the premises. at auction, to the highest
bidder on FRIDAY, September 29th,.at IL O'Clock
NJ, the TRACT OF LAND belonging to the estate
of the late Thomas T. Duke, and fronting both on
the Williamsburg turnpike and the Charles City
road Containing .SEVENTY-NfNE ACRES, more
or less, having on it q TWO-STORY FRAMED
DWELLING with nine rooms; also, barn, stable
&c.
This property, SO admirably located-on' two great
leading into Richmond, and so near
command the attention of persons
seeking desirable investments.
TERMS Very liberal, and announced ut the sale.
.CHAFFIN, STAPLES 6 CO.,
co 90 ',t6f.l E~5.' AuctiOncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
BY Robert sB. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brotlier),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street, sei,1 !:

A T THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
II L will sell at public auction on TUESDAY
NEXT, the 2eth day Of segten5eE, 1879, Ut ,,S
COOP HOUSE thereon situated on the south sideyof
M street between Twenty fifth and iTwenty:sfxth
streets The lot fronts So feet on street and runs
back = feet The house has eight rooms. besides
kitchen; good; well Of water In the yard, and Is
now occupied BY a'good tenant.
ROBERT p. LYME, .isi
SO 2O-o1 23252o Auctfonecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-25
aEAI. YaTaTE AT PRIvATEsALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATESALE.
TEN DESIRABLE LOTS IN DUVAL'S:
j ADDITION, IN THE SQUARE BOUNDED
BY ST: JAMES, FEST, COqTTs;; ~, AND ~ !. HIM III
proving locality each 25 by 100 feet to an alley, arc
ho SO 81 S5-et w. GODDIN, Auc!ioneer.
SMALL FRAME COTTAGE WITH!
- BEAUTIFUL LOT ATTACHED, On THE
EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH NORTH OF LEiGh
STREET FOR SALE.-This property, now occu-
Died BY Mr. Doherty, Is for sale att reasonable PRICE
The COTTAGE contains four rooms. and the iot Is
36X by 100 feet to wide alley, and Is most oeau
'. sea so; 1. .: - W GoDDIN, Auctioneer. z: