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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
State of North Carolina.

Office Court Of ofEquity-Cl:areLand County.
NOTICE is hereby given that, l. Durham and
wife Ann, Jacob Carroll and wife Sarah, B. d.
Durham and wife Elizabeth. 5 ohm Cline and wife
Lucinda, Thompson Evans, Thomas Evans, and
Louis Evans non-residents of this State, be and
appear before me at my Office in Shelby, on Mon
dly the first day of June next, then and there to
hie their several and respective claims to the
money arising from the sale of the lands of Jesse
Evans decd, late of Rutherford, now Cleave-
land county: that their several claims may be re-
ported to the next term of the Court of Eq guilty for
CIeayeland county, to be held at the Court-H ouse
in Shelby, ON the 11th Monday after the 4th Mon
day in March, A. D., 1887, for the further orders
of the Curt. By order of the Court of Equity for
Cleaveland cocnty, N. c., nth Monday after the
4th Monday in September, 1856.
THOS. WILLIAMS, C. & Me.
Shelby. North Carolina.
April z, 1S57.-40-6w PRS fee SGT
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

Young physicians find it hard to get
into business; but they will succeed if they
only have patients.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
AEHOMESTEAD FOR sea
g.5G0G9.g DlW8glQ{G -
$4,000 worth of Fss. a. -
Building Lots% sc

IN the gold region of culpeppe.. :.
to be divided amongst 200 subscri5f eaiidi-
18th of April, 1s57: Subscriptions or : I. bill
lars each; one half down, the rest on The asaza-
nv OF the Deed. Every subscriber viii get a
Building Lot or Farm, ranging in value from
$40 to $25, 900. These Farms and Lots aresold
so cheap to induce settlements, sllfhssent mum.
ber being reserved, the increase in the value OF
which will compensate for the apparent low price
now asked.
A company of settlers, called '"rhe Rappahan,
mock Pioneer Associati on" is now forming and
will commence a Settlement in the spring. Am
ple security will be given for the faithful per-
formance of contracts ardprom'ses.
- More Agents wanted to obtain sub
scribers. to whom the most liberal inducements
will be given Some Agents write that they are
making 5000 per MOI tn Advertising VII De
done for every Agent whess possible For ttii
particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &c,
Apply to E. BAUDEK.
Port R0y yal, Caroline Co., Va
Jan. Is, 1857. 3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
Tan Rark Wauted!

WE wart to purchase / 900 Cores Of Tan Bark
for which we viii pay the falloNsing prices, i
Cash, delivered at our Tan Yard, or at either c
the Railroad 1epots at this place:
White or Cllasnut Oak Bark, 81 81 per core
Red or Black g 90
BOONE : CO.
Charlotte, March 8, 1857. 35-2,4
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" CD II EC E

All persons indebted to the late finn o; Lowrit
& Enaiss are requested to settle the same i'm
mediately, as The business of the late firm must
be closed. viii continue the Book busines,
or my own look. Call and see me.
z. J. LOWRIE.
March If 1857 If
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SPRINGS & HEATH

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
the public generally that they have received and
are receiving an extensive assortment of Ready
Made Clothing at their old stand on the north
side of Mint street, to which they invite atten-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the situa-
ton known as
"SE EaIdc HAIL.

"SN EaIdc HAIL."
In Tic Steele Cheek neighborhood,
Directly on the main road leading from
Charlotte to Yorkvile, seven and a half
miles from tie former place and about four
miles frcn the Charlotte and S. c. Railroad.
THO tract contains FOUR HUNDRED
AND FORTY ACRES, OF which about
one fourth is uncieared. the remainder near
ly all under fence, and mostly in q good
state of cultivation. The fences are in good
repair and the buildings second to none in
the country. The Steele Creek lands are
note d for their fertility, and this place ranks
among the best. There are four churches,
q ilourishing Male Academy, and female
school within convenient distances.
The community is unsurpassed in the
general intelligence, public spirit, high
toned morality, and social qualities of its
citizens.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply
10 NJ. n. Hart, Esq, to w. S: orather on
tie premises, or to the subscriber in the inn
mediate neighborhood.
An indulgence of one, two, and thres
ears will be given.
]. ,. WATT.
aroroh q IS5" .Qm
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NoTITCE.

Having sold out to MIR T.. j. Lowrie all my
interest in the Books, accounts, notes, &c
belonging to the firm of Lowrie & Enniss, al
those Indebted will make payment L, him. as ht
is alone authorized toseftltsiise same.
March I6. 1857. j. r. ENNISS. 4
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AN ALABAMA QUARTETTE.-The Selma
(Ala.) Sentinel, states that negro woman
belonging to Mr. Garner, living near
MontevalIo, Alabama, gave birth to four
children (thrce girls and one boy) on the
% h uItimo. They are all living and said
to be thriving The whole of them only
weighed fifteen pounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

DUBLIN, Oct 2, 1857.
Vhot 10 ireland Dotng9- Gossip from the Emerald
Tsie-7N Trouble at Belfast tn, E,cf,r,
FSasohtss in Galacay-THs P,ice Of potes-TH,
Mpfiny in India and The Irish isfoytunes a5
Tow BOors's SfOfue, &c, &c.
We have no startling connections 10 astound the
world jus, now. We are become a rather steady,
properly conducted, loyal people, though the Ma
ton, the Dunialk Democrat and the Kilkenny
Jo,nsi-"Tbe Sepoy Press" is the soubr'quf they
have earned for themselves have been urging our
militia TO initiate the Sepoys and Iberate Ireland
and some Of the Bsllingarry heroes. who escaped
from the police in the cabbage garden in AZ, have
besn covering the dead walls Of Cashe with call
to arms The answer OF the militia Is the "volun
teet Cry Of The Roscommon, On masse, last parade
day, 70 enter the line and 60 TO India and the
answer 10 Ne cal 10 arms is a proclamation by the
masErstes Offering . reward OF 400 Tor the
AJtbuf.
TsI rt 1ase svsg dag occurrence, worthy The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

BERLIN, Oct. 4, 1867.
GrsGf Military Esie at Potsdam-7he Cars
Vis,f- Napoleon Gong 10 Bertin-Ih Erdngei
can AHidncs-Quarreis among the Ministers, &c.
On Saturday last one OF those military festivals
took place 70 which the sovereigns Of continental
Europe attach 20 much importance, as serving to
keep up the esprit de corps In the army and to Sc
cure that blind devotion the part Of the soldiery
on which the stability Of their theories is mainly de
pendent. The scions OF the various imperial and
royal families are soldiers almost from their cradles;
those that have any capacity are entrusted with i'm
ptant commands, and even pacific princes, like the
present King Of Prussia, who have never drawn
their swords except at reviews, seize every op-
portunity Of identifying themselves with the mill
tsry portion Of their subjects 10 contradistncton 10
the people in general. Fifty years ago, on the Sd
OF October, 1907, the King-ther heredi-
tary prince, and a boy twelve years Of age
received his first commission In the First
regiment Of Foot Guards, and the anniversary
Of that event solemnized with all the pomp and
circumstance which il was considered 10 deserve.
Early In the morning the colonel OF the regiment
and his officers waited upon the King AZ Potsdsm
with a volume elegantly bound and ornsmented, con
tanning manuscript history OF the regiment, writ
ten by one Of their number, and an album Of drsv-
ngs represeuting The most rsmarkssIe scenes cen.
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Supreme Court.

Before Hon Judge reabody.
Or 2T-Yhe settlement OF the order In the Sroes g.
masioaer's case was again postponed until Wednesday.
Before Hon Judge Bosworsh.
SUITS AGAINST RAILWAY COMPANIES FOR IkJURrD8.
Dot 26.-Jdpe A. Backrs The Hitdson Rior RoCvsed
Company suiB Ii In atuted for tue recovery 4
damages for injuries sustained BY the plaintiff whe
passenger the Hudson River Railroad, In January,
1885, caused the gross or the defendan4
agents The defendants admitted the nesgenos whereby
= number Of persons killed, and the plaintiff ana
others Injured. appeared that Miss Bsckus buz
syhy Injured by inhapg the steau afssr the colasa,
and the jury rendered verdict OF 500 for pla,utn
init then taken up Of Mrs BAokus (moher Of ~
above plaintiff against the defendaas, for njun0
sustained by the accident which NOT concluded
Il The adjournment OF the Joun.
Before Hon. Judge Blossom.
Robbins TIE Hudson Ripcr Rdirood CbmpnsS.-fA
plaintiff . oarman claims damages for .nju ies 49,
tAned by The falling Of heap Of binders boards hin
u the defendants. cepo where bo WAS engaged On b.
ness. vsrdcs FOR plaintiff. six ceuts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28
Obituary.
DEATH or EARL pITzHARDrNGl
Prom The Ioudcu ffmes. Dct IL


We have 70 record this day the dcash OF The Right
orabe william Fuz dirge Bert ssy, Earl Fi,znardinge
which event took plsoe Berkeley Cssus, eocesiershre
on saturday night, Od 10, In ne 11d year OF his age
VIII be- that the EArl from OF MS
borse While hunting In February iaz whom his lord
40 shahen be nescr entirely Of
c,s OF the fall, having My been out on FOR carriage
=. Seen oos.oss nv sbs prs,.,ce o. ~ sross,
vice Admiral he Right Honorable Sir hsurio' y. " Ber
kelley, and Captain Berseley. MP, Who were present s
HIS ordship vSs NE eldest OF Frederick Augustus
nh Earl or Berkeley, by Mary, daughter OF Mr. william
sor ,ousre on me 7esh Of Dsosmbsr, iTse 10 Angus
1870 he appointed colonel Of The south goosstey
shire regiment Of militia. being with Vie exceptou Of 90
lionel wood senior colonel In the militia On the death
~ Henry. slrsh Duke Of Beaufort, he made Lord
lsuisn OF the county Of ecoesssr which becomes
peep usssr he style and lille a Baron SEA sve eoi
hch spcien, bsropy his father, the rh Earl Of Berkeley
vas cobev Of Berkeley castle county eoces.sr and II
Esrl Ffzbardinge
The EsrI w.s much euoemcd In me counsy % liberal
oFtsmsn and h paoh Of foxhounds has many yeays
been regarded Of the aness me county ana his
hurting establishment one Of the largest He had great
ponusl influence In the county and Ia Brsoi and Chensn
ham.
Those or our reedcrs Who sre familiar With MS pesrare
end he hhory, viii scarcely need 70 be reminded By us
,oa' me vnisiv OF marriage which was alleged 70 have
tween the fNher and mother Of he ncbsman recently de-
cssco became The subecs Of Parliamentary inquiry a.
Yer se death OF The h Earl OF Berkeley and thai tae
suit OF close investigation Of entire circumssancss
nsced win the the resocton passed 81 me
House of Lords vinou dissenucns voice that this o.
aus p.y The late Lord Fzhssdinss had claim right
70 tho esrldon OF berkeley. The general reader, hov
ins brief outline q the facts q the aarsai Bmssssy
Case" which ofeaed 20 great ssnsanon some ave and
IN. isas Essl In me suiumn o. l7s4 or me csnmsucs
rnen4 Of 1885, visit 10 Goocster from his casle 81
s~kslsy, vM stuck with shs chrms or nlu xhT oos.
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II hooxLYN-rAsr or rHH ruRNrruRn oy
~ rouse p,r sAs On secourt OF gotnR 10 uur,p
vsry low fos cssh pss OF ns Aorse 10 lat n stuaf
ne bes rs brooAy and iaules frvwn posA fwr
ydes
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,0 Coy on MAO L2ss x,
mile heats beat three In ave free double tSas
r sS.s On Oct rGs. q "a. s'0 md =. and
rac. and Two teams STAR ,he horse entered y be naes
Q: ss ign o. moyemb~ TIE r ne MI cone o. ne l.
1HIoI oouEsI-oH wlDEEspAY, ooI =, AT -
" o'clock purse and sake Of $50, mills hsaas be-
three In hve, 10 wagons W Whelan names T. jake OAh
5. m ooss az H,s. a WoodruS ns%s. ). m Ina, 49,
run. SHAW wHrfn, rropreaovaL
TTrIoB COURSE, L, L-fROrrINo-oH rHnRsDAT
" oc. ~ .. two O'Clock, match for u 900; mile hsa<s
ss S,sof sSS a eass., L. ss
Belle Of Portland Rain or ssi.s vu,,, -
TLNIoF ooURss J.. I:-oE rRIp,Y oor 90 AT /
Hrshe. names And dyiyeso y HUNS s.ssl % % .
hrse IN ave- 81 woodraa names q n Lady Reisoe 70 :,
ron, Mott names d a. LAZY svics, 10 nwnsss
NoTI6n-zvgrIoE sALl on IfEH sLAoE sARS
uDrsin.d; tro, IN 1sQ IN harne~ yin be sho-n
UrIon Course rhursday 2o inst. and be cold hxhes
bisder immsthet After tts trol HIRAM Woodbury.,
CfOrHINo. so.
A. nm 10 rrvasr I'm srCoHp aAsD crn,uY ~
SO.UUU -eerusunen wlisins 20 sos-.Y. sioshias q
personal prnpsy into cash obtain Hrv pef
more ~ caLias on or sending their sddsss % JANE
~ N dispose % rscev- fair essh pre~ fpv
same By sending 70 o. addressing OOHkH Ia Lauren
street near ussA OF nNsr bsadvsy. Ladies wNissd y
~ - W
CbCorD HAND CLOTHING wAETnD -L1DIps %
~ Nepnenen having Any % Dispose can obtain fair Cos.
prcs n Ne sane ~ sending for ns subscribar 10 ~
- Ms, ooa a u Isi S os.S.. .
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AUO1lON sALRa.
FUTURE DIYs.

"a - CyNSTABLk's SALE --.WJII \.
FRIDAY Nay s s.s q !. the sish coass,ss. ss, Or
.ortnsnt Of Household aad K,ssi.a sa.; l.Iss 81
- Sofas Cabinets Mahogany RooLins Chair. ~ NJ,
nG.iny c,t, or snsi,. Cane seat Chairs Windsor
Tables; Dining Tables: wsrdrobes; LooSin. .s,o
Safes; Tenders; shovels, Tonss ana PoIsrs. cio.s
2Wstches; Spittoons; Cooling aud Parlor Sfsx...
CELERY Glasses; Ivory die Knives and PorI.
sin and Ever; Dishes; Plates; Cups aud SANGER, Cas-,
tors; Butter Dishes; Flower vssss; Wa,bsf.nd.
Sheets: Blankets; lot of Carpeting; Rifles Curtain.
Stonewsre; Flat Irons &c to satisfy distress war
rsn:s and exscu ions in my hands.
TERMS cash on delivery
6-3t r. RTTTLER "
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BY Taylor & William.
tAnETrrAbLE RIAL ksTATE ON =

tHRETTM wssEEHE H HEAL ESTATE ON Igrg.
At AUCTloN.-On FRIDAY ssh Nav stsa,a1ttS
L: "a upon the premises, will be sold the SAT-.
properly connected with the Uuited Stat I.i
ua'sd a: above stated the East side Of 10 81
Brick building f5x O5 feet now used for s,or oy
po'es keine convsnisnt to the DOCK IL Is pai
adapted for Lumber House or Tobacco Fs,,or,
stemmery. S''iS ana
fERMs-OIe- fourth cash; balance at 6. . and 10
months, for notes with interest added and secu-.S
by trust deed. Purchaser to pay taxes and in,n.
rance for 1857. o H'u
my lids TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct,
VALUABLE hEAL nsrATE ON MAIN
AND laT STREETS AT AUCTION On
THURSDAY, 7th May at 5 O'Clock, P. M upon
the prenifes will be sold lhs property at the North
east corner Of Main and 1ss streets for many wars
past occupied by Judse J. D. Halyburton
The dwelling is of brick, large sud well built and
although somewhat out of repair at present it
may, with . reasonable expenditure be made yerv
desirable residence, for which the location s one OF
the best Wv -
The lot 10 about6I x 1853 feet
TERMS One fourth cash; balance g. - and Is
months with interest, and secured By q trust deed
TaIes for 1857. to be paid BIZ the purchaser.
AVE- TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts
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fly AK N0fs AHcI.

FURNITURE DfzY 4 30 d s. GHOCE-
LINES, &c.-WiL BE- sold 81 suction, OF
THURSDAY, May 7th. commencing at 10 O'Clock, a
ios o. new md second hand furniture.
I'M SOODS, &c A general assortment Of Dry
oooos' eiothins, shoes. Hats Crociery and Glass
a. OCESi ESQ bbls Whsk-y 5 bbls. Brandy;
nin, soar' starch; Copperss; Candles; Blackipg &c
Mil. an super Champagne; 81 boxes Lemons; %
ssAoDiT!oNAL-ls splendid Saddle and Bride, cost
poo; seits new Buggy Harness
mVo ALFX MOTT. Auct.
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NALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE ON MAI
ANO lat STkEETS Ar AuCTIQH %
by ThoIues w. H eesee,
(Office, cor1er Of l2th and Cary strestsl

STEAW FLOUR MILL FOR SALE AT
- AuCTION.-Will be cold, on THURSDAY
morning next, Nay the 7th, commencing st 10 o'ck
the Steam Flour Mill, known by the name of .ns
City OF Richmond. situated Main and 7,h streets
tosether with smut Machine; Revolving Screen;
Bolting Apparatus; Brand Separator; Pressinz Ma
chine; Crane Gearing; Betting Elevators; Garner;
together with all the implements now used in said
mill
TERMS-Four months credit for approved, endors.
edpegotlable paper. xHOS. w. KEE4EE,
AuctioDaer
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AUCTION nALxs
FUTURE DAYS.


j Gonnsh k,s SALE OF MILLINERY
vIsons - AT auCTI0N.-Pursuaut 10 the nm
~. Ss,S deed Of trust MADE by Fsnnv I,orp ~
S.is,s,.sesy Of March, 1857, and recorded n ~.
v.yins s.rssin o, the ashmond Hu'tinss Court
nav - me ntioned In said d.ed, ,h.l n. rHIraa
nepsiaa 4an day OF tthis month) MAY iss7 cnn
ah.nss os ~ Of oMs.osa =. the room under the sa
nppre me Ameroan Hotei, in the cit, - s;.L
for cal, IA public auction. to the highest biSsar
soans,.' me stock of Milli.ery Good., inelussn,
A.. nesd Dresses, Ribbons Trimmrr. Enr-
md. eIlas and every article Of Millinsrv 'oI
said deed -e~0 anu anmade, embraced in
These goods vera selected with
s.e ana person. engaged in the miiiin.rv hr. aaa
sails. 0 r1n neH interest to attend The
pale conducted BY THos w. KErsry An. us'ee'
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Az. AUCTION nALgs
-~~~NNN1
TINS DAP


, octuFe g Go.
EkOg EhlES dc, AT AUCrvnwn.
70. o waINtsDhf 81, =. ss int somnsasas !
Of e,oc.,is. 10 osf once, On sssonmsat
100 hhds- Porto Rico and Nev o,a.. A..
rs-sins from prime to choice qusi.sy.
so bids and barre's Mos,sA
BIO Coffee. Scap, Brandy, whisk.v
Mustard. and other articles suited to the tr.a.
TssMs-Undsr 500. Cash; over stu ma.eA.
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
Bale without ressrd to westhsr
DUNLOP, MoNCURE Co.
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I AND In NEW KENT FOX SAi.E.--
IL VIII be fold, publicly. at the next New Ken
Court not disposed Of before that day. s7 OF
laud. adjoi airs the lands Of DR. saml Webb, Henry
Webb and Henry Costuey. The above land 10 in q
short distance of ths York River Railroad and the
Pamunsy river; supposed to have a fine chance OF
shp timber l deem 1t unnecessary to give fer
ther description, any one disposed to purchase
will examine for themselves
Terms made kno on tho day ofsals.
an 2a--l2t+ WIN COLQIN
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by Go ddin IL Apperson.
VERY NEAT DWELLING ANDLn

VERY NEAT DWELLING AND Lot
ON STATE 81, IN "FULTVN FOR SALE
ST AUCTION. Will be sold on SATURDAY after
noon. the OH May, on the premises commencing at
4toslock, the neat framed dwelling located AZ above
now in the ecs upancy of Mr.. John 4. Pockiington
9he house has rooms, besides kitchen &c, and 10
remarkably oonve nient far a small family
TERMs-Cne -four b Cash; balance at s. and IN o.
for esOtable notes. interest added and title retsined
until the last note is paid
The taxes for 1857 to he paid bv the purchaser
my5 GODDIN & APPERSON Aucta
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my5 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts

COMMlSsIUN Eiks' saLE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOF, ON ilTH, BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD sTREEr9-As commissioner appoint.
ed by decree of the Circuit Court of Richmond in
the case of Dutfaer sheaupp, &s, shall SELL st
public auction, on the premises commencing at Al
O'Clock P M, ON TUESDAY, 18th May, 1857, the
house and lot located above Of which Lewis
Sheaupp died seizedfrontns q feet 18th street,
opposite the Ware HoUs, of Ludlem Wstson
TERmS-One- third cash; balsnce at 6 and y
months for negotiable notes, with approved endors.
ere, apd title retained TIL tbs last is paid The
taxes for 1887 to be paid BY the purchaser.
sale by GoDDIE APPERsoN.
my 2-tds TPOS p. AUGUST Cou,r
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JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Comm
OR l. WILLIAMS Au-ts m

HOUSE AND a.UT IN SYDNEY, ON
IL ELMWuOD COR MANN AND Cherry
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,,
9th May, at O'Clock P. upon the premises will
be gold Framed House and Lot, situated as abovs
one square west of the Fair Grounds 1t has s rooms
with covered passage leading to the kitchen, which
has two rooms, and 10 well built and comfortable
residence.
The lot fronts IS feet, and runs back 1879 feet to
an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs-One fourth cash; 6alanse at 4, 8 end L.
months, with interest. and secured BY trust deed.
ap27 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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yT,aUsTEE'S SALk OF HOUSE AND
L LOT, ON LEIGH STREET, NEAR Blu.
CHANAN'S SPRING, (HENRICO COUNTY, AT
AUCTION By vSue of deed of trust, execut d
by John OVERLY and wife, dated 18th April, 1855
and duly recorded in Henrco County Court, shall
proceed sell the request of The trustee therein
'nsms4) at public auction, the premises FRI
DAf., the 9Th May, 1881 commenting at o'slock P.
NJ the lot fronting so feet, Leigh street. near
Suchauan's Spring, and running back IFS feet to an
alley 90 feet wide together with Framed Dwell
ing and ether improve menfs thereon
Teams cash, as to s LOG 5, with interest from l4th
April So balance on credit of 2 and years from
4!h April, 1857 for bonds or notes. secured by trust
deed
Taxes for 1857 the purchaser to pay.
an 2s 4ODDTS & Ape SON. Aucts
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nEslRABLY I.0CArhD COTTAG e
- AND FARMING LOTS IN HENsICO, NEAR
10 Fairfield Racefeld, and ON New Bridge or Stony
Run Road. one mile east Of Richmond, FOR SALE
AT AUCfICN.-On THURSDAY, the It'll dsv OF
May. 1857 commencing at a O'Clock. will be sold on
the premises, the small Farm which Hessrs Steb
bins Miller recently resided, loo stsd as above
The traot contains and onethird acres 1t is we'll
enclosed, and has on 1t Framed Dweliiug suf.
ticient for the accommodates of small family, and
a well of coed water. 1t IL admirably adapted to a
market gstden. After which will be sold six acres
Of Land on New Bridge Road. adjoining Mr. Kin.
nairds farm, and opposite Mr Qusrles Tavern. At
ter which will DO sold Lot contsiang five acres Oh
the opposite side of esid road, adjoining the resi-
d-nce of Mr.. Sterling.
TEsMs;-one-fourth cash; balance at 8, 6 and 9
months for gotiabe notes, interest added secured
by trust deed pr title retained. The taxss for 1857
to be paid By the purchasers
GODDIN APPERsON,
my Auctioneers
8. Immediately al Ter TIE above sails will be
sold lot of land, containing II acres fnear the first
described property above with neat frame dwell
ing, &c, thereon, recently occupied By Mr.. Jesse
kritton
TERMS accommodating snd made known at sale.
GODDlS 4 APPER3ON,
my5 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, IN sYDNEY.-In pursuance Of a
decree of Henrieo Comfy Court made on the 10th
tsy Of April S57in this of Parsley vs.. Via ar
ais, the unde rsgusd as Commissioner thereby ap-
pointed, viii sell on WEDNESDAY, 9th Msy, at 5
o'clock P. M. upon the premises, the premises
being lot No l46 in The plan OF the town Of sydney
situated on Elmwood or Main street. and containing
ous sore of ground.
twill be 80 divided as to lay the house (which 10
desirable esdencs, with some fine fruit trees Ac)
with suitable sized lot attached the remainder will
be divided into lots
A pia may be seen in few days at the Office Of
the auctiouesrs.
fERMs-A small portion. say one. fourth in cash;
the balance at 5 and IL months with interest and
title TO BIS retained until the whole purchase money
10 paid. and conveyances directed BY the Court
John r PAkSLEY, couu,r,