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Connecticut western news., 1882-12-06

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JAMES L. BUTTERFLY

IHOUSATONEC LODGE, No. Gl. F Hand A. M. Regular communication. Sec ond and Fourth Saturday of each month.
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West Cornwall, Nov. 29. 1882.
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ITdy0E ueoGluS WILL Do uelu GO-u1SuG Wednesday, at the house of MT. Thomas Heaton.
 A few from this place are expecting to attend the Singing school in Canaan this winter.
 The next society of the 'tWilling Workers" will be held with Mrs. Nicho- las Van Deusen
 MT. and Mrs. Dr. O. w. Kellogg and daughter of Sufield spent Thanksgiving with relatives in this village.
 Harry Brigham, who is attending school at the Williamstown college, spent Thanksgiving with his parents in this place.
 The regular evening meetings that have previously been held the first Sun day in every month, are now held once in two weeks. s.
 SOUTH CANAAN.
 The heavy fall of snow the past week seemed to bring winter upon us at once, but we hope there is a prospect of its departure
 The school is still closed on account of the dread of scarlet fever. Henry F Whiteford has been very sick with that disease, but is recovering No new cases are reported. The intelligence of the death of Mrs. D. Frank Howe, the wife of former pastor, has been received with great regret. She came here about twenty years ago, as bride, and dwelt four years in our midst, where she left many friends. HE. SALISBURY.
 Doctor Blodget is seriously ill
 John Lyman has been visiting us. He is enjoying a green old age.
 The parishioners of St. Johns Church held a meeting on Monday, Dec. 4, rela- tive to calling rector for the parish. Mrs. Eliza Pulver departed this life on Thanksgiving morning and entered into rest. The cause of her death was a cancer which was contracted, as is sup posed from Mrs. Hunter, whom she at tended with great care and tenderness in her last days. Mrs. Pulver was wide lv known and greatly beloved.
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 Mrs. Benedict has returned home. Mrs. Ben Wade has an aunt visiting her.
 Miss Alice Harmon is visiting in Mon terey.
 Mr. Card was here Thursday. He has a new nag.
 The public schools of this town will open Dec. IS.
 Jim. Pettis is said to be the ''boss'' man on backgammon.
 MT. and Mrs Grant spent Thanks giving at the Mountain Spring farm. MT. and Mrs. R. Worthington of Clay ton ''befowled" their stomachs at NIr Wade's.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Harmon propose to spend good part of the week in Lee and Tyringham.
 s. W. Benedict will be principal of the Mill River Grammar school the coming term, vice J, F, Michall re- signed.
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TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
Il TON OF THAT LARGE WELL-KNOWN
IllRtE-STORl BRICK SUCCEED STORE,
NO; 2l00, SITUATED At THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF TWENTY-FIRST AND MAIN
STREETS, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY JOHN
KELLY. AND TWO SMALL TWO-STORY
BRICK HOUSES, Nos. 3 AND 5, ON TIE
REAR, FRONTING ON TWENTY-FIRST
SIkEEI-ln execution of "A certain deed of
trust from John Reilly and wife, dated LIST of
March, 1873, to John = slater NOW deceased) and
Chancery Court, ID. Il. ll2 A., page 1856, the un =
dersigned appointed substituted trustees by an
order of said court, entered on the -- day of De-
tober, 1882, being required so 10 do by the holder
Of the notes secured by said deed, default having
been made In the payment Of the same, will offer
for sale, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER l6, 1882,
at O'Clock, the PROPERTY above mentioned.
The STORE Is well known, and has always loved
best stand for n grocery aud liquor store I'm the
vicinity. The dwelling over the store contains
about seven rooms. After the sale OF store we Will
oiier Tor sale those TWO NEAT AND WELL
BUILT BRICK TENEMENTS, Nos. and s, Inn
mediately In rear, containing four rooms each,
and now yielding fair rental. This property
VIII at all times yield a good percentage a. an In
Nestnent, ana no better property can DC had for
retail business.
TERMS: Cash rs to cost and expense, of sale
and sufhciency 10 pay on and discharge TWO notes
amounting TO S2,S3O.46, with Interest on same
from LIST of june, 1852, and balance upon terms
To be given AT sale. Ii Is probable that more liberal
II. THEO. ELLYSoN,
j. V. REDDY,
Substituted Trustees.
QUARLEs K MCCURDY, Auctioncers. oc q
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Mr.. 0'NEILL's ESGAGENENT.-Com-
mencing with "Wednesday OF this week,
Mr.. James O'Neill, an actor OF considera-
bic note, will begin an engagement OF four
nights and Saturday matinee at the Rich
mond Theatre. He his supported by =. ~.
GARDENERS company, and will open with
comparatively new play entitled An Ame-
rican King" II is an American drama. the
work Of talented young man, which Is
said 10 be replete with strong emotional
incidents and phases Of real life. The same
play will be repeated on Thursday. FRI
day Mr.. O'Neill will appear as" Jean re
maud" in "A Celebrated Case" Az the
Saturday matinee he will give "Hamlet."
The sale of seats will begin tomorrow.
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toLLIsIoE OF STEANERs-NO GREAT DAM.
AGE. In the fog which prevailed early YES
eraay morning, on the York river some five
miles below West Point, the steamers Ha-
vaha and Alliance came in collision. the
former being bound in and the latter ont.
40 very great damage was done. though
Inere was considerable panic among the
passengers, and many Of them provided
themselves with life-preseryers in anticlna.
ZION OF swim for life. The Alliance left
on her return trip yesterday evening.
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MY PARTNER. wclI-known play OF
Barley Campbell's will be seen at the Rich
mond Theatre to-morrow-night. Ii has
been played here before, and at that time
won high praise from our people. The
company now coming Is SAID 10 DC very
excellent one, and II they are as good ny
the play, on evening Of pleasure Is in store
for those who may be In attendance.
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BssE-BALL.-In the game between the
Waverleys. OF Washington. and the Rich
monds. played yesterday afternoon at Base
Bali Park, the home nine won easily by a
score of 6 20 l.. The visitors could not bat
Boschcn's balls; besides, their fielding was
very imperfect. Mr.. Monte Walker was
umpire of the game, and gave satisfaction
to both sides. There was large crowd in
attendance.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE.
L STORY BRICK STORE No. 1909 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN TWEI. trrH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS, BY AUCTION.
ny virtue OF deed of trust dated 18th October,
1850, and duly recorded In Richmond Chancery
Court clerks office in Deadlock III Il, on page
2oo, ana being required Ia do SO by the creditor
secured, viii sell by publc auction, on the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1882,
at AZ o'clock L. NJ, the VALUABLE STORE
above referred 70, at present occupied shops
FOR storage by Mr.. Preston Belyin, fronting about
10 feet, and running back about 81 feet.
This property T. well located for the furalture
business. and always commands "A good rental and
should attract The attention of Investors well
those wanting good business stand In an Inn
proving location.
TERMS ny CONSENT: One third cash balance
at six aud twelve months, for notes with intero.,
and secured by deed OF trust.
A. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRppbs 4 WILLIAMS, Aueiioncers, oe1
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Personals and Briefs.

Major John W. Daniel telegraphed here
Yesterday that he feared he would not be
able TO fulfil his engagements TO speak in
this district, and saying that he would
write fully in explanation.
The subcommittee Of the Council Com
mitteeS on Finance and Light appointed
TO report on the propositions OF the United
Gas Improvement Company, OF Philadel-
pbia. have determined to go North and
make a personal examination OF the COM
yany's process as now used by some cities.
The Mayor has been invited to accompany
them. They 90 not at the cost OF the COM
panv, but OF the city.
General Malone was in the city yester-
day for 4 time and left by the northern
train.
Judge W. S. Burton, of Washington, j.
c., was in the city yesterday on visit to
his relatives.
Colonel j. X. Rankin, formerly OF Cen
eral L. 5. Grants statf, passed through the
city Yesterday.
l.. b. Cutler, president OF the honorary
membership of the Union Veteran Corps
OF Washington, was with them in the city
yesterday.
Rev. j. NJ. Dawson, Republican candi-
date for congressman at large, passed
through the city on his way to Louisa
county yesterday.
Among the military gentlemen accompa-
nying the veterans from Washington, u.
c., were Captain George Breitbarth, Wash
ington Light Infantry; Lieutenant George
Thomas, Corporal James Jones, and Pri-
yate J. A. Roach, OF the same command,
and Lieutenant III. Il. Weaver, Of the
Washington Light Guards.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Wilson and Mr.. +. Alb
ner, oi Washington, ID. c., came down
from Washington with the eXcursionsts
yesterday.
Messrs. ". III. Lyme & Co. sold on yes
terday the frame dwelling No. COG, corner
Of Grace and Pine streets, for $1,000.
s. 5. Z. Patteson, late OF the firm of Pat
teson Il Bowie. attorneys in this city, left
Richmond yesterday afternoon for Liber.
ty. Va. where he expects to reside in the
future.
n trotting race will take place at the Fair
Grounds Tuesday afternoon for purse OF
$l,oO0. band Of music will be i'm attend
ance, and an interesting race expected.
The steamship Guyandotle, from New
York for Richmond, which should have ar.
rived here yesterday afternoon, in the
!. heavy fog of yesterday morning ran on a
81 sand-bar near jamestown island She will
y have TO be lightoned before she can get of.
Rev. L. 5. Gregory, Of Lynchburg, wa,
al the st. James Hotel yesterday.
Captain George ID. Wise was yesterday
arrested on warrant sworn out by Mr.
Samuel NJ. Page, charging him with being
about TO engage in duel with John Am
bier Smith.
Captain Wise was taken before Justice
). ID. Whitehead and bailed in the sum of
$1,000 TO appear before the Police Court
Tuesday morning-Maior James ID. Patton
surety.
Mr. Page charged in the warrant that he
mad reason TO believe, and did believe, that
George ID. Wise intended to assault, beat,
or hlll John Amber Smith.
The Mozart ameteur orchestra had ITS
nrst rehearsal last night. There were
twenty-eight members present, and they |
acquitted themselves most credtably for |
The first performance.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THOSE TWO
HANDSOME, ATTRACTIVE, VERY vALUA-
BILE AND CoMMODIOUs
r,vr-sroRY IRON- AND STOCK-BRICK-
FRONT STORES,
KNOWN AS
THE "PRICE BLOCK"
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND ELEVENTH STREETS
IN TIE VERY HEART AND BUSINESS
PORTION OF TIE CITY,
oCCUPIEDBYT THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK, TIE MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
AND THE UPPER PART BY MEssRs. a.
HoEN & CO., LITHOGRAPHERs.
the ciiy OF Richmond, entered the 18th OF April,
1880 I'm the suit Of the " Planters National BANK
a. Lyue'S curatOrS.' &C., anu
nron9nnccd Inv said court in said cause the under
Signed, special commissioners thereby appolntcd'
Will sell by public auction, on the PREMISES OH
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II. 1882,
=, o'clock p. NJ. the VERY VALUABLE PRO-
PERTY located and described as above ironuns
on The south line OF Maln street AZ 7-12 feet ana
extending back between parallel lines ana aiohg
the eastern line Of Eleventh street l43 o-lz iee'
more or less, to an alley. ~
The location of this property Is, without excep-
tion the best In the city, while the very anlrlDie
arrangements for business purposes, ana the eNcel
LENT class of tenants occupying IT. should atlract
capitalists wishing the most sofia ana pr9nta1Ie
nyestment, as such property Is rarely FOUND III inc
market. ,,.a, -, ,,,o,,o
and eighteen months FOR negotitDle ho,es' IT,
cant added and the tile retained until the entire
nnrcha.e-mOney /. paid aud conveyance ordered
bv Tho Court. CHARLES f.. WHlTLOCk,
~ VIZ HENRY G.. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
VIM LYME & CO., ! ..,.
and AuctOhecrs'
OrARLES & MCCURDY,) % D
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THE FIREMEN's BALL.-The Broad-street
tjremcn will have ball tomorrow night.
The firemen need rubber boots and over
coats, and this bali is given for their bene-
lit. and those who attend will not only en-
10Y themselves, but aid the firemen in secu-
ring their necessary equipments for the
,vinfor
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fATIENcE.-This spirited opera will not
NC rendered until Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings, October 18th and 18th.
IL VIII be worth seeing, and lovers os
good music and the friends OF the Re.
and date. '"' "''
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AUCTION SALES-MOnday.
By Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Nam street.

HOS Nam street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VAL
~ UABLE LITTLE FARM, SITUATED IN
UFNRICO COUNTY, SEVEN MILES EAST or
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND HALF a
MILE FROM FAIR-OAkS STATION, ON TIE
RICHMOND AND YORK-RiNER RAILROAD:
I'm execution of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Uenrico comfy, in the suit Of Glenn rs. Davis, eX-
ecutor, &C. entered on the 9th day of June, 1882,
we the undersigned, special commissioners APP
pointed thereby, will sell by public auction, at
nenricO COunty-COurt house, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
that being court-day) az ~ O'Clock NJ, the above
described PROPERTY. .
The FARM contains 1919 ACRES-about 80 of
which are cleared balance in wood. The cleared
land has been heavily lined, and Is In good heart
rs The present growing crops will show.
The DWELLING Is new. and contains hVe
rosns. The Out-buildings are ample-ncw grana-
nv &C. Churches and schools are convenient.
P0sscssession Of the land ut once 10 parties wish
lug 20 seed wheat, and % the building on January
LIST next. go,
Mr. s. n. Davis. who resides on the place, will
take pleasure in showing the property.
TERMS One third cash: balance at one ana TWO
wears for negotiable notes. with interest added
from day of sale. and title retained until the en-
tire purchaSe-moncy is paid and deed ordered by
the Court or cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
II. 4. ATKINSON, JR.,
4. NJ. CONNER.
Special Commissioners.
SUTTON AZ CO., kuctiOnecrs. c2S
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BY Il. Il. Chailin & Co.,
Real Estate AuctlOneers.
A fiction SALE OF NICE BUILD

UCTION SALE OF NICE BUILD
N ING-LOTS IN PORT MAYO. on DENNY
STREET. BEYOND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.-At the request of the owner We will
sell by public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1882,
at \ O'Clock l.. W.. a number Of NALU ABLE and
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING-LOTS, situated on
Denny street. beyond Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, In Port Mayo.
These lots have greatly improved In value and
Will prove good investments, especially since the
opening Of Denny street through to Main or Les
ter street
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in four eight.
and twelve months. for notes with per cent. in
tcrest added and secured by deed Of trust.
j.. Is. CHAFFlN & CO..
ctigupePs
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by ". Goddin Il son,
Real Estate AuctiOnoCrs,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
L FARM n llENRiCO COUNTY OF G6
36l-l0OO ACRES, ON TllE.WlLLIAMSBCRG
TURNPIKE. TWO MILES BELOW RICH
MOND.-As trustee in two deeds of trust-the first
from William White given for the unpaid pur-
cha-c-moncY), hearing date lst August. 1871: the
second from William White and wife. bearing
date 10Th september. 1874 Doth duly recorded in
llenricO County Court shall, Ia execution
thereof. and at the request OF the holder Of the
debts thereby secured, proceed to sell at public
auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1882,
at o'clock II. NJ. Gf fair; If not, at the same
hour on the first fair day thereafter,) that very
EXCELLENT FARM located as above, contain
ing GO 36l-lOO0 ACRES, and now In the occu-
pancy of the widow of the said White. The land
Is all In cultivation and Of excellent quality. The
Improvements consist If a comfortable brick
dwelling and the usual Out-buiIdings, together
with an excellent Young orchard.
TERMS: The deed requires a cash sale sufficient
To defray expenses of sale and To pay OF the in
tercst and principal due on negotiable note Of
$1,000 and a bond of 5000. on which about
sf27.30, more or less. are now due. and a. 10
the residue. on such terms as the personal repre-
sentative Of the debtor shall prescr be and direct
or IN case Of her failure tO give any directions.
then on a credit a to such residue until 1st Jan
nary, 1854. bearing legal interest, secured by
deed OF trust. W. GODDIN,
Oc Trustee,
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BY William II. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

A CCTION SALE VALUABLE TWO
~ STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 1908
NORTH NINTH STREET.-We shall sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1882,
at 8 o'clock l.. NJ, the above-named -ATTRAC-
TIVE and VALUABLE TWO-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING, now occupied by n. y. Wilson, Esq,
containing nine rooms, conveniently arranged,
and In good order. The lot has front OF ga feet
aud depth of 10 feet.
cash; residue by Negotiable notes at six, twelve,
eighteen, twcrty-four, thirty, and thlrty-six
of trust. ~, III, LYME e co.
oe0 Auctioneers,
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BY Grubbs ( Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank.

MOST VALUABLE BROAD-STREET
vi LOTS, ON THE NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS. FOR
SALE BY AUCTlON.-By request of the owner
we will sell by auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1852,
At ~ O'Clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY situated a.
above. and being "A part of what was the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad De-
pot lot. This property fronts 80 feet on Broad
street. runs back 20 feet To- Eukcr's Garden, and
purposes
The great and une1ualed increased value of
property I'm this vicinity should attract the attcu-
ton of capitalist, ana Of persons who seek the
most desirable situations on ErOad street for stores
TERMS: Easy. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Oc4 AuctOnccrs.
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AUCTION sALEs-.Future Days:
-----'~~->~~----~~~
ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Axcntand Auctioneer'
1113 Main street.
SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
CITY PIRE-INsURANCE COMPANY.
FIFTEEN BEAUTIFUL AND MOST DEslhA
BILE BUILDING LOTS
ON PINE AND LAUREL STREETS.

Nv authority Of the committee appointed ny tne
directors of the City Fire-lnsnrance Company 70
sell nil its REAL ESTATE for the purpose vi
liguIdatlng rs stock, Will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1882,
-, Az o,cIock those VERY DESIRABLE FlF-
TEEN BUILDING LOTS, fronting 80 feet eacn,
and with depth of about 40 feet TO an ailcy. on
both aides of Laurel and Pine streets, between
Beverly and Cumberland streets ana AiDemaiie
and Spring streets. -, s ammo, ,o
As this property must be sold, ana canio. ,, po
held no such opportunity presents Itself 20 secure
n. ro.ins either for consumption or speculation.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance az SIX Twelve;
and eighteen months. interest added, and secured
Inv a deed of trust. J.THOMPSON BROWN,
W a. - AuctiOneer.
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AUCTION sALEs-rnture Days.
BvR. u. Chafin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.


~ R. u. Chafin Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
THAT HANDSOME AND CoMMODIoUs
BRICK DWELLING
NO. 1918 EAST CLAY STREET,
THE LATE RESIDENCE OF JAMES G.
BROOKS, DECEASED,
KNOWN AS THE
"wICKIIAM MANSION"
LARGE CORNER LOT
FRONTING rs FEET, WITH A DEPTH OF 17s
FEET TO AN ALLEY.
We will sell at public auction, on the premises,
=" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1882,
=, 4 o,clock y NJ The abOve-described and we'll
known RESIDENCE. This property is centrally
located. and we'll arranged for family residence
could be made into TWO nwengs Snia fw ~
or three good dwellings on the rear fronting on
Eleventh street. Dwellings always rent wei IN TINS
noiohhorhood, and this sale offers n rare opp0rtu-
uity for capitalists to make good investment OF
to secure first-class home. Il, .,o
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In SIX, tweIVe,
and eighteen months, for notes, WIN per cent Nv
in,erest added and secured by deed OF trust on
The nroperty. A. l.. ELLETT,
'"' '''f' THOMAS II. CARTER,
Executors Of j. q. Brooks, deceased
Sale by r.. b. CHAPLIN & Co.. Auctioneers'
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by Quares & McCurdy,
(surcessors to Robert Il. Lyne,)
Real Estate Agents, Aucuoneers, ana Brokers,
10l6 Main street.

lOl6 Main street.
EXECUToR's SALE AT PUBLIC
~ AUCTION OF THAT LARGE. WELL
BUILT, DOUBLE TWO-STORY BRICK STUC-
COED DWELLING At THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF THlRTIETH AND LEIGH
STREETS. NOW OCCUPIED BY CAPTAIN
JAMES w. HALL, AND \ NUMBER OF
BUILDING LOTS FRONTING on THIRTIETU
STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS. ADJOlNING.-At the request of the
executor, we VIII offer for sale, upon the premi-
scs, on
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER IL, 1882.
al AZ o'clock T. NJ. the PROPERTY above mem
TONED. The DWELLING Is IA LARGE TWO
STORY BRICK ONE, containing about ten rooms,
aud has wide hall through the centre. and IS i'm
good repair gas throughout the premises: and at
small outlay could be converted into two or
more swaler dwellings, which would pay well as
an investment.
Immediately after the sale of the dwelling. we
Will offer for sale the BUILDING LOTS adjoining
on the south, fronting about 90 feet on the west
line Of Ibirtieth street. The entire premises are
substantially enclosed with good fences and front
1876 feet on Thirtcih street, and run back about
100 feet, andi has fIit-trees, &c There Is on the
premises well Of good wafer, and city water will
DE put on this square very shortly.
The attention Of those Wishing to purchase a
Ncil-Duilt home or desirably-lOca.ed building lots
is invited 90 this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; residue in equal in
stalents al one, two, and three years, per cent.
added, and secured by a trust-decd.
QUARLES K MCCURDY,
DC lf3,oiS. lO,ll AuctiOnccrs.
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SUTTON & CO., Auctionecrs.
BY ". Goddin & Son. Aucli0noers,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

BY ". Goddin & Son. Auctionoers,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.
GALE At AUCTION OF SMALL
y Farm OF 90 $500 ACRES IN HENRlCO
COUNTY. ABOUT -FOUR MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, ON TIE CENTRAL TCRNPIhE:
ADJOINING THE FARM OF MIR. SOLOMON
VI. ENR0UGHTl, &C.-At the request Of Mr..
Silas Herbert, whose feeble health prevents him
from managing the place Nc Will sell 1T auction.
at HonricO County Court (heng cOuri-day), on
MONDAY. OCTOBER o, 1852,
nc II O'Clock NJ, the DESIRABLE LITTLE
FARM located as above, recently occupied by him.
containing SO $500 ACRES. Of which about
eight acres are in woods: balance open land. OF
excellent quality. The improvements consist OF
Il DWELLING, containing two rooms; BARN.
STABLE, &c. \ good orchard. The neighbor-
hood is desirable one, with an excellent turnpike
leading thereto.
TERMS Cash. $500: balance at one and two
years, hearing interest, secured by deed of trust.
Possession given at once. The farm can be
bought at private sale.
W. GODDIN & son,
oc 3,5&7-3t Auctoneers.