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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
The Romance OF Shoe Machinery.

rBostnn Correspondence San francisco Cali.
To 20 back about twenty years, there
were scattered all over New England many
towns known as shoe-towns, where in shops
the leather was cut by hand, then was par
celed out to makers or "bottomers," who
for portion of the year labored upon the
land and a portion OF the year fishermen,
but at odd times made boots and shoes.
These boots and shoes were taken from the
shop and brought back finished, varying
time of completion from one week TO
six months, or even a year; they were
returned to the shop, examined, packed in
cases, aud sent to the market Tor sale. The
result was that to accumulate for season
sufficient shoes to meet the demands of the
market required six months OF time. What
is possible in these days OF shoe machinery,
read this: A large shoe-manuiactory
turning out 2,400 pairs shoes per day.
was destroyed by tire on Wednesday night,
with contents, valued al $4,000. 1t was
busy season with plenty OF orders on hand.
On Thursday the manufacturer hired
neiehboring building and set carpenters TO
fitting it up; on Friday he ordered his ma
chinery from Boston; on Saturday the ma.
chiuery arrived and the men set it up, on
Monday work was started, aud Tuesday he
was filing orders as usual, turning out the
full amount of 2,400 pairs. 1t is a great
thing to save manufacturer both his orders
and customers the savings of one seasons
profits; but machinery is big thing, espe-
cialy in shne-shops.
The Mckay Sewing-Alachine Company,
which is now having fight in Congress,
sewed 100000 pairs OF shoes last year,
and there were pegged upon the pegging-
machines 55,0O0,000 pairs last year. And
those machines have entirely revolution
lied the business. There were 100000
bushels OF loose pegs made in New England.
and these pegs sell from siXty.fye to sew
euty-five cents per bushel; yet patented
peg wood Ia strip or ribbon OF wood cut
across the grain, and OF a width just equal
to the length Of peg has SO superseded
The loose pegs that last year there were 55,-
300, 900 pair Of boots and shoes pegged with
il. The whole expense OF this peg-wo0d
averages about one fourth OF q cent per
pair Nearly 1000 OF these pegs are
driven into the shoe In minute, and there
are about four to six pegs to an inch, or
about twenty-five inches OF pegging to a
shoe. Over Two hundred varieties OF shoe
are now in the market. The
nan who invented this peg-wood hadIto
borrow money to enable him to perfect
lis device aud pay the fees iof the so.
ieitnr. and Patent Office, besides having
100000 In order to introduce
{ into tie market. 1t cost. the par
les who Invested and introduced into
he shoe-shops the .scable screw wire"
Machine 100000. Six hundred pairs OF
begged shoes can now be made in q daylby
gang Of ten men. Where before shoe
hops existed throughout New England,
low shops huYe become larger, labor is
classified and receives q, larger compensa-
lon fstrikes to the contrary notwithstand-
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Stone Wells of Arizona.
NATURAL FORMATIONS IMAM ARID DESERT


From the Arizona SentnelI
A wonderful place is Tinaias, about thirty
miles southeast OF Mission Camp. The
mountains nave one face Of hard, smooth
granite. All the water falling upon this
basin has to flow through nine tanks, one
above the other. The lower tanks are OF
easy access, and ate often drained OF their
contents by men and animals travelling
between Yuma and Sonora. The upper
tanks are approached only by circuitous
and difficult climbing over rocks. To one
standing below they afford no indication OF
their existence, nor does climbing the
smooth, steep mountain-side seem possible
to one unacquainted with the way they do
it, In the upper tanks water has never been
known tn fail. To this water comes game
OF oil kinds In great number from the great
waterless country around Tinaias. Ante
lope, mountain sheep, and deer Of several
kinds come In herds. Rabbits and hares
are as plenty as any where, and are prey for
many COYOTES and beautiful little. rock
foxes. One would think that all this game
would be thinned out by the Papago, In
dams who inhahit~ the country BIT these
Indians are superstitions. and avoid Tina
Jas with abject horror. Within two miles
OF this water are certainly LOO graves,
and probably more, each marked by rows
OF stones lsid in the form OF a cross. Scores
OF men famished for water have expended
tbeir last strength in reaching Tinaias, sonly
to find the lower tanks dry, and, ignorant
ofthe upper Ones, have lain doWi, In despair
to die. The remains hare been buried by
later travellers. and sthe graves marked,
Mszlean fashion, by cross OF stones.
During the riish to the ,g6id. felds6f Calf
fornia chplsra attacked traysllers on tfhe
load from Mex leo, Is &c did IA meiiean jim.
migrants along the Piasses9 Pestileace
ealnblhea with thirst TO produce cor sea
u sllIasas. . Reesilections OF bleached
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honas and trimming skulls protect the
gen,a from Pspaeo arrows and flint,
locks. Alter passing through It's usuh
sa r the water becomes clear
ani n,,re as any IN the world it GENES from
The cteuds only, aud, flowing into tue tanks
over iusoiuble granite, it carries no mineral
matter. Every heavy rain pours a whit
Wind torrent through the tanks, Washing
,hcm out TO the very bottom, no organic
matter stays behind. The number and va "a
riety OF birds here Is marvellous. many OF
then, appearing to-; be of new and unde-
seribed anecies. AT morning and evening
rho din Of their song, confined by The SIDES
OF the mountains, is almost deafening.. All
around Tinatas Is. the remarkable yegela-
ton al thedesert; near its tanks are many
curious plants, nourished by their mo's-
tuTe, ~ !st.-. ..zsFf 5ItSt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

A writer for children gives the following
in one of his recent stories: .tTbe Marquis
Polypody's head was clear OF brains, an U
from the walls OF its empty cage reVeroe-
,rated the opinions OF whatever person
might at any moment happen to address
him. But the reyerberation had IN IL q
sonorous rumble, giving it an air OF grea'
originality" Ii .sta., "7
!. Let people laugh when they Gao. a man
shnnid NOT GO about with q face long enough
TO make the world believe be has money
ieposited in d savings bank.-New orleans
Picayune. .'si''
Mrs. Maiaprop Ghis time of New Haven.
saws she does not In, end to 60 on any sreat
explosion this summer.
q Question Of the hour Who's ahead aioot
Ne1o Yorlc Commercial advertiser.
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! !. .I,-rror snIrs..rutnre .,,nys:
ByJ. Thompson: Brown. r
M Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer'
1112-hrafsi street.
u ,rrn.nrr EpI1IT AND

VERY DESIRABLE FRUIT AND
a TRTCK FARM OF TMENTY2,EIG3HE.TT
AoEs THREE MILES OF RlcH aM INV WITH ETI.
U I,r6 VII se,l MT nubc auction. on THURSDAY
9th CAV Of Of March O'clock H. che nb9ys
destrable SMALL, FARM OF TWENTY -EiGh AZ
innefre of Williamsburg turnpike with the
City road, which latter road sses through Inc Inc
farm The land is in high slate 9. "e
story. t,ip roof. With four rooms. and located on
the south siGe OF le road, having In Inc yaru an
oat Grove: kitchens carrjage.hOu.e, barn, and other
mf-6ou.es The orchard, which Is young ana bear
ing is of choice frut.-applcS peaches, pears cher
Persons desiring n nice suburban home, Win
shade.Irees and fruit, should attend this SAFE.
:. TERMS One third cIsh: balance In one ann Two
'eA''' - j. THOMSON BROWN.
n,oo -lp. -, : Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
BY Chat,in. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers.
No. north Tenth street.

VALUABLE ROCKETS BRICK
Y CLAY PROPERTY. ADJOINING TIL f BAL
TlD10RE, BRICk COMPANIES tARRS. t0 OF
1870 ut 4 O'Clock =. NJ, will sell. on the nrtln.
i.es. about FOUR AND A QUARTER ACRES QB
THE MOST VALUABLE PORTION OF THE
IVAN LEW" BkICK-CLAY PROPERTY, located
as above. -.
The remarkable purify and tonehness of Rockets
clay, which Is so well established has made 1t The
standard In the Richmond market, and It Is the
only clay allowed to be used in the msnuiacurc OF
bricks FOR TILE CITY for paving. cuiverts, SC. The
depth Of the clay is from 80 TO 40 feet and 1t Is re-
markable for its freedom from pebbles and foreign
matter Of every kind. Tie bricks made from. this
clay are OF rich and handsome red color, very
hard. and ring like STEEL.
This property Is convenient enough to the river
landings 10 furnish brick for expectation. Vessels
drawing sixteen feet OF water now load and unload
al Richmond. g. 81
TERMS One fifth cash; The balance in five equal
half yearly payments, interest added, and secured
by trust-dced.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES p CO.,
NH 6.SlO.l2.l4.l7S Aucli0ntcis.
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DISEASE, THAT WRECKS THE

"A DISEASE THAT w r u On . LIE
IN sYSTEM-Every function Is dcranScd, every
nerve uustrung. every muscle and horc "eaReneu'
by fever and aguc. 1t Is, In fact, disease winch,
&C unchecked, eventually wrecks the system. In all
It's types in every phase, It is dangerous aesfuc-
tive Stuper deiirlum, commissions often a'ena II,
and cause swift dissolution. But when comoa'tni
with Hostetter's Stomach Bilt'rs Its foo1hou III Inc
system is dsIoged, and every Tcstise oi u eii'l-
Gated That benign ani-feorile specihc ano pielen-
,Ive or tho 6reaccd scuuree Is recognized not oulv
within our own boundaries, but In tropc lands lar
heyond them. where in:crm!itcnts and remttents
are fcaI fully prevalent TO be sure an'idote 10 Inc
malarial poison and reliable means CT overcoming
disorders of the stomach. liver, and bowels, OF
which a yit,atcd torrid atmosphere and brackish
,nntsasmu-tainted water are extremely provocative
All emigrants and travellers should be supplied
,..,,,,, :, NH lS-Tu.Th,S&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
Ey George i. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
lOCJ Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE
4 SMALL HOUSE AND LOT ON THE WEST
SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BfnI'Fy ZEN JACKSON
AND DUVAL STREETS-rHE HOUSE CON.
TAINS FOUR ROOMS AND WAS BUILT About
THREE YEA RS AGO.-AI trustee In 4 certain deed
from &. G.. Tyler aud wife, dated November g.,
1875, duly recorded i'll the Richmond Chanccry
Court, ID. d. lO7 a, page. 25, default having been
made in the payment Of some OF the notes therein
secured shall in execution thereof proceed 10 sell
at auction, upon the premises. on UESDAf. April
g. 1879, at 5 O'cock L. N the ahopc-descrlbcd pro-
perry. fronting 80 feet OH Fifth street and running
hack 100 feet TO an alley.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known At sale.
GEORGE l.. CRAWFORD,
NH ~ Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
BY Frank a. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctiorccr. and Notary Public
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT IN BUTLEk'S ADDITION AT PUG-
Lie AUCTION BY virtue Of Il deed IF trust exc
cued bv George Jefferson aud wife, dated on the
10th day Of Januany, 1S7 7, and duly Of record in
the Manchester Hastings Court III Dee book =, Wgt
34S, being required TO do by The beneficiary III
sid deed I viii sell. on the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY The 26fh of March, 1T O'Clock Z. NJ, the
HOUSE AND LOT fronting thirty feet on Odd
Dominion street. In Buffers addition, and now oc-
cupicd hy George Jefferson. This property Is 10
Gated IL ihlc&ly-srtled mel shborhooI. ana win
home.
TERMS Cash as TO cost of sale AMI to pay ncte
past due for one hundred dollars, and interest there
on from the 9Th CAV OF January. 1879 the balance
as may be announced at sale. Il. L. PAISE,
NH Il r.-.... .. 9, r Trustee.
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RAILROAD Inns.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CAEsPEAKE}
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.

~ COAlhEN(lNG MAJ Il, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 P. II. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURS
DAr,ans SATURDAY.. G9nMectsa
West Point with steamer Havana foI
all points York river and BALI
more. Arrives In Baltimore at i
d.: connects with r:il-iines for Wash
ing:on, Philadelphia, New York, t;Cs.
ton. mud all western points Conncc.s
at Richmond with trains OH Richmond
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake ant
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; aud
so A. ID TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT.
URrDAY. Connects with steamer,
at West Point for river landings, Bah
timore, and all western points. Goa
meets al Richmond with trains on Rich.
rnoul aud DsnVilie railroad, R:chm0E,
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroads. a,4.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 P. N. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sun.
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 4. Il. Arrives a. Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con.
meets with TRIMS on Richmond aug
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana OHIO
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
MOWDAY, WEDNESnAY. and FIJI.
DAY, AT 4 T. 81. Connects Si.s
trains from Philadelphia, New York
and western points and at West Point
with trains fer Richmond aud tht
South.
. ....-. ~'., THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 p. 81. Arrives al Richmond MUSI,AT,W Ed
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
-S:15 P. N. TUESDAY, TIL URSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY. Connects with steamer Al
Er West Point from Baltimore. Con-
.. t.....- meets with RichmoD8 AID Dauviile
Richmond and Petersburg, and Chesa
I'll ~; pe2ke and Ohoirallr0ads. r.,
......... LOCAL. PASSENGER. 81 ...,...
1000 A. II. Arrives at Richmond daily except Sun
.. ; day. Connects With Richmond am
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohtt
-....m-t $50 railroads. 90 ill.," - 70 r..h
No transfer Of freight IL Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between At!anu
and West Point. n st@I -3 Et.n-t I'LL. -.
Careful haudling and Dispatch. with lowest ra,ea
guaranteed. ri" ~. - $50 ''.t <is' '''.' '.
Through bills OF aiIns, with guaranteed raies
Issued to all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, eastern, an;
western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket OF
ace, S2o Main etreet; az the .ENehAnee hotel, al,
colnpany's depot, corner TwentY-third aud Doc!
streets. Richrn onsi, Va. lis.. t5 ~" =. -: @
ma23 X. T. DOUGLAS. sup@rintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
BY ". Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and auc'fonccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF EXCELLENT
Z FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT
AND OSE.FIFTH ACRES IN HANOVER CnCN-
TY, NEAR TO ATLEE'S STafiUN.-As trustee
IN certain tee! OF trust from John T. Ford bear
ing date 18Th September. 1870, .niy recorded in
Hanover County Court, Shall m the rcqi 81 Of the
beneficiary III sand dec, proceed 10 sen nj public
auction. at the Office Of Wellington Goddu real
estate auction"er. corner of Bank and Eleventh
streets. In the city OF RichmonG, on THURSDAY
The 27lh Mach, 1879. Il. l. o,citck NJ the above
adjoining he lands Of Edmund l.. CrcnShaw :
esinc. Observation-Disclosures Academy. aud others.
containing ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT AND
ONE-FIFTII ACRES on nhlch III: re IS :: CONT ORTIZ
hi" dwelling aud thc Usual buildings.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 drtray expenses OF
sale and to pay oil bond for $3.50 ana al interest
tn rrOn: and ~ Ia he residue. on such Terms as
shall be announced nj the lime Of SHE.
NH II GEORGE L. HAW. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
BY ChafIin, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
No. i north Tenth street.

THE SALE OF THE SEAsON-TRUS-
l. TEES SALE By AUCTION OF a LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE IN THE WEST
ESD on WEDNESDAY; april: 2. ls7o.-i'y
virtue Of certain general deed of trust eNccnicd
bv John i. narvie on the 7ih day Of March. 1877.
10 the undersigned trustees. and duly recnr'eh In
tie clerks Offices of I;ichTond Ch1Tccry Court and
Hcur,co. Amelia. aud Powha;an County ConrtS. we
will sell upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY \.
Auril 2. 1879, III 81 o'clock Z. W.. u large number
of VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS In III" plan OF
Sidney and IIarvip and fronting on Reservoir, Cary.
Bclvidcre. Pine. Laurel, Ashland liarye- Jacquclln.
aud her streets. and comprising all Of the sidney
and ttaryie lots belonging To said John Il. llaryie
no, heretofore soId pas of VIII cn will be OH eNh!-
bition on or before The day of sale.
The imperative character of this sale % the
large quantity OF property to DC sold will coabtlcsS
cause il 10 bring such low prices that all who wish
10 Unrest money speculation. rs well As those who
wish to buy FOR Improvement, Will be rroLted 10y
attending ii.
TERMS: enc fourth cash: the balance In equal
instruments at four. eight aud Twelve months, bcar-
Ing interest and secured by trust deeds.
The sale will bc.nn on ke.crvoir street near Nor
i3n's flower garGen al 81 o'clock L. NJ
JOHN q. STEGE
Il. Il. CHAFFtN,
milo .., Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
BY W. Geddln, 49,.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
= corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE land
J. LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF JESShMINE
ETWEEN BUtTONAND n STREETS.-ait the
REQUEST OF Mr. Hugh L. Davis, substituted lrnsiee.
shall sell Mt auction. On the premises. on FRIDAY
the 81 st Of March, 1879, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. The
HOUSE and LOT located Us above, rsceni!Y nceu-
MED BY Mr5, Davis. The lot has front OF so feet
6y 100 feet, and has OH II comfortable BRICK
XND,FRAME. DWELLING, containing about four
Or T sss sSpm A. sale. a,3 GoDDiN, ittt
NH is .slf..N.@ Ancttoneer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
BY Grubbs j. Williams.
d, iAuclioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

VERY, VALUABLE STORE AND
Y DWELLING, ON SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF JEFFERSON AND MARShALL,sT EFT 8.
TON ON MONDAY, THE OATH MARCH, AT
AZ O'CLOCK r.. Sf. There are six rooms besides
the store The lot fronts feet Jefferson street,
and runs back about 60 feet on Marshall street.
Thists The very valuable stand formerly occupied
bv Mr.. Hellsfern, aud should attract the attention
of those Wishing to buy u first-ratc business-pro
TRIMS: At sale. GRUBBs 5 WILLIAMS,
mh'i9. !'-'',f''I = f-.s-tt .za. AuctioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
BY Frank D. Hill L Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 11OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUT1FUL
s4R E11.p nPr0si1E TIE T HoSE FOR Mr.
TIE SISTERS OF TIE PnuE;' AND hD-
JONES. ESQ.-By virtue of . decd of trust,
duly recorded in clerks office Richmond Cham
Gerry Court, ID. r. ITO G. page 2S7, default
having been made In tho payment OF the note
therein secured and at quest OF tic bencfcinrv.
will sell 1T auction, The misses locae. as above
on FRIDAY. 2lst March, nj AZ o'cl ok =. NJ, The
LOT Of GROUND in said decd as follow: GO
feet on the north side Of Flo,d street. win depth
of so feet 10 an ailey adjoining y. W. JonrsS resi-
dencc The ground will be divided into two lots OF
80 f, ct each nr old asa whole. Brin. III one square
OF The Grove road. and Ill Il rapdy-impro9in% local
ity. these lots clrr superior inducements for Iur-
cn:escr<.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of sale. and
enough to pay a note of $3.50: the balance In six
and twelve months. FRANK ID. HILL.
NH l2-l3,I5l7.l9 2O.&21 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
ByJ Thompson Brown,
Rea! Estate Agent mud Auct'oucer,
TIA Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
II1I-sE ANN lot ON ALLEY NEAR
MOORE A ri IiARRISoN sTREETs..By sirne Of
deed of trust fc Robert j. Ho and WE VI t,,ee
rcrorded I'm Inc Richmond Chanccry Court, ID. D.,
1o0 g. PAGE 1ss and whereas default has 5e ss,
made, and being required SO 10 do. VIII sei; on me
o'clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE GescrlDca III
being HOUSE and LOT near Moore ana iiarr,son
slretis. fronting 20 feet on an aicy aho rum INK
back betwe III parallel lines S7E fcc!' .,oo
TERMS: Cash as tn expenses OF SAFE anu aIu ~;
will interest thereon frOiU 22d October, 81 anu
The balance on such terms as may wv nv pton "
sale. IL. II. BOW ~, ri, or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
By ". Goddin
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FOURTEEN
- BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON BROOK AVENUE
the owner shall sell auction on the PREMISES on
TUESDAY the 25tL March. 1879. n O'Clock T:
as above adjoining the residence of Mr.. Theodore
Frick and that of Mir. Frommer. Four OF them
front on the east line of Brook avenue and Ten OF
them on the north line OF Mitchell street, according
to plat OF survey 10 be exhibited 81 the sale. These
lots lie well. just outside of the City imi g, and
well adapt ed for stores and dwellings.
twelve months, for negotiable notes. Interest added,
secured by died of trust. W. GoDi1lN,
NH 10 Aucioueer.
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,,,,JS 10 90 22.
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Ar'ctlontcr,
-. 1l13 Main street.

VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE
y Chancery Court Of tie city Of Richmond. en-.
tered on the llfh day of March, 1879 III the suli OF
Stau.lprry ct ais. Us. SansterrS. -. the uDdef-
signed viii sell. The premises az pub,c ac!'on
on WEDNESDAY the 26t Of Maj Oh. iSt9' a. .
O'CLOCK p NJ the attractive home OF Mr.. JOhn
Stams6erry now dcceasct. situated on the east side
Of rho Brook Turnpike. in The county OF licnrico.
With = or OF LAND OF about FOUR AND n
HALF ACRES. and about two and Il half miles norm
OF the city nf Richmond.
TERMS: One third cash, and residue at six ard
twelve months time for notes, with per cent. IN
tcrc,t added from day of SALE and title retained by
Tie 'o''' ""'1' ''0 j. NJ. GREGORY,
j. A. LYMAN,
Special Commissioners.
NH 15.1S 900 2242j.26
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Richmond Bazaar,
No. l43S and 14i0 Franklin street.

ElCNInOnu biLi.lTs
No, l43S and l4i0 Franklin street.
T WILL SELL By AUCTION, ON SAT-
l. URDAY MORNING, 22d instant, at II O'Clock,
the celebrated stallion -
This horse is l6 hauds high. SIN years Old. war
cd sound In every respect and perfectly kind 10
all harness; was raised III Eockbidge county. Va. /:
can trot his mile In four minutes and hns never been
on the track has made one season only and booked
So Is: is sure fual. gctter.
ALSO,
one INDIAN PONY seven years Old. warranted
sound very stS fish, and can be driven by lady i'll
four minutes; stands without hitchinE.
This stock will positively be sold for cash, or sixty
days city acccpt1nce-such is Will bc taken In bank,
wi, Interest added.
W. ". BAUGH, of Petersburg.
&C RtRTON Auctionper NH cost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20
By George e. Crawford,
Real Estutc Agent and Anctionccr,
lnQl Bank street.

GALE OF HOUSE AND VALUABLE
y LOT CT LAND IN ASHLAND. VAIN pur.
suancc CT q decree ofthe CancerY Cohr. OF ,nc CIV!
nj richmoud, entered on the 18th OF February.
1870. IN The cause Of Shine rs. Grooms and oilers,
viii sell at auction, on SATURDAY: Ma, Gu ~ =;
nj 10 A, A.. on the premise, Il LOT OF LAND
fronting los feet on England street at the corner OF
Henry 2n8 feet deed will comfortable FRAME
RESIDENCE Of four rooms.
with .utcIc est until the whole j. paid.
y. b. GRODMS. Commissioners.
NIL 90 90 2t 1926 27.2S&29