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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25

sB> TIE Commissioners CT the Central
PAX in New York have published their
seventh annual report, from which IL APP
pears that the PAX was visited last year
by 4 32I 4U9 persons; that the number
OF vehicle, which enterediG was 921 45J,
aud that til lsrge>t number of pedeslri-
ans On one day was 9iO76, on De
cember 60 b. The number OF workmen
employed 90 the Park during the year
was | COZ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25
L..,,1r. Ill. Inlr 1e,h. 1ses

LtsaIrE H.. July 10th, 1868
JOIN ii. BLoon. Esq -Ds~r sirs have tern sufferer
for six years with Chronic kheLmAiisn ard take great
pl-axer- in Liit nABd Gout SUD Atu
raigA Specific Ice the bst eiie Ter that dst
that have heardsd When coBarrsncsd taking il
| eoui3 hardly walk sit till, gfeet the pain
and Ia three days Tree ffem H. ard my lego tor
the rst time i'm Eve senF FREE iEsn Iain Hrd eel
niubi- thai think wcnd he dsfeinR all the while y 10
did nano ff nHsse Int cir, IL il splendid
MEDICINE. and ~cad I'd all tost afflicted with
those diseases try IT. have jEsi found art Es Drd
In friend Of mnel his back With ilan niators rhen-
matism ard told hifa what your medicine did FOR
he will send ron Enclosed plea-e 3hd
two dollars anil .ebd tao bottles o. the sfefDc- III
shonid need IL -eif wiil give il 10 that
Does for there plenty f@t suffering With tlose
Diseases that nrsetainte ~ WITH yonr specific ard
think that yOa ought publish il IN every city in the
Union Very respectfully, yours,
CAPI JAMES " BROWN,
Residence. Chicago. Ill
Ps Send medicine of b. y. ". hitInsn, hi
cage J.w.B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25
ORIGIN III NOTICE.

Levi c. Viets
~, , Ordinary proceeding.
Brittnn With.
There l. file In the Office of the Clerk OF the
Di<nc Cont lee couaiy, Iowa, at Neoknk. the p.t
ton Of Levi kiets claiming OF defendants Of
SQi2 81 with per interest the l4th iav Of
November 1862 Judgment recovered by him against
YOU In the ii-tr Court Of Dakota county. Nebraska
Territory November l4th 1854 Said petition asks for
al attachment
Unless yun appear and answer said petition or be-
fore ION ~ te second DAY 81. the next September erHl
1861 Of the District coult Judgment will be rendered
AGA INST vun RANKIN McCRARY
Revenue stamp 80 cts Atty's for Plaintiff.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25
legal Notices.
AL NOTICE.

To Arnold Kendall, Mary A. Kendall z Il. Blackwell
Samuel r Au,e- James isee5e, Jonathan D. Burns,
MJreau, NJ Iurg 4 60. - 7 Dtiiey, def 'idants:
You anl n yu hereby notified that there is
nov un ne office 4 the Clerk the District Court
OF Ls cfunts, Iowa. at tot Madison, petition of G. {
bow H. citi mag You Arnold Kendall tn sum of
thrtsse - ami 5ttYnne dollars. with per cent
interest per pay able s-ni-auu ay, mene yae
pr,nass9ry secured by IN 'rtg ge made by ycu
10 ,fou n Sa.furd aud sinee assigned to said o. c
Nc Duwe alsa claiming aust each of you tn ior0-
sure iii martxe. The being upon lot Ne niue;
Block n-iyseven 80. in city OF keokus Lee c'fnty.
Iowa and uh ASKING for sale of sail premises and
genera r~-t
And unless yon appear and answer said petition on or
b-orc the scoud day Of the next term Of said
Court 90 Fort Madison the first Mniday
of DECEMBER. 1854 default will be entered against you
aud Judgment resered thereon prayed for in said petit
tioa. NUBLE q SIkDNtr.
Revenue Stamp 90 cts Atty's for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE..
NOTICE.

To Southwick Guthrie and Sophia W Guthrie his wife,
Adeiina tiuthfie and Charles Brewster:
Yen esels notified that ia, now on file in the
oc- Of the .1eIk OF the District Court of Lee county
Iowa At keckak petition Of George ponetoy prpyine
for decree eancesng and setting a-de fraudulent
certain conveyance real estate made by southwick
Guthrie aud wife Adene Guthrie, and also pra, ing
the cneat:on II certain Iortga CIV y said South
wick inthsie aud Wife to defendant, Charles Brewster.
ara also praying decree fur the sale of certain
for the want Of certain Judgment in asor Of
plaintiff and against the defendant southwick Guthrie
Cnlcss you ap+sr rad defend before noon Of
the second day Of the peher term. 1854 OF said Court
decree viii be rendered against Won thereon hy de-
fault. GEO W. McGEARf,
Revenue stsnp SO cts Atty for PisiuiiH.
luiyls-dsw e8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25

EF Week before last was the hottest
ever known in New Yo,k.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT PLEAS.
n ing address and a1ectionae disposition. desires
aruuain,Rnce OF lady ofs
and pleasing personal appearance with view
nony; young widow preferred Address Brs,oe, He.
lAd odce.
HfATRIMONIAE A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WOULD
l like 10 correspond with Young widow Young
lay fair share ~ good looks aneron
disposition aud quiet aylike department.. VITA vsw to
nistrimony address A. W. b., care AIS ros ufce
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
EINAN CIAL.


A sTOR BURNING SPRING PETROLEUM LAND As.
n soCIAIloh TO be porated under the laws o 'ne
state Of New foTs, Capital S2 oN,ou UVN si-tes ~
for ui al assessments 81 @ snare
belg less than halt of s par value iou9 snales are
resersed TO expenses OF the Association he proper,
the Company consists OF about 0o acres A
ir Zee There Is between eati ana seventy niss ., ns
property AMI creeks OF The bes, barns
and Calhoun cousues Virginia about twenty four mites
and Ohio Railroad. A chsriee has Deeo granted tor
laid sni decv through the lande OF ,b,s
short time which VIII give droct comma ncation 10
ail The Eastern ries well the Ohio by the
for eaaina lots h,s tract and confidently believed By
reliable who have after making tho
tonh OF 'h, property wao are ready 70 give
that II be made TO yield income to the association
ninety days after its organization Of from five TO ten
cent month the from the cash bonuses
for leases NJ lots and royalty alone without the expenditure
OF dollar by the Lead coal timber ut
the finest quality In Immense QUANTITIES. these
solicited first class offered The
ganzaton OF the company is deferred until the stock SUBJ
holders satisfied with the property when
meeting OF subscribers VIII be called for the purpose Of
full particulars are now open At the Office OF RICHARDS
klNGSLAND 38 Pine street. New York.
Capital SHSsK as y.ue 10 psr snare has
been paid to shareholders in dividends for August Sep
tember and October win three per cent month on
Investment from the product Of three wells now working
they have five wells nearly down, expected to be COM
peted in the next thirty days which confidently believed
enable them to AVE S ss PER Ssn m9n y
1nsy Ssf
This stock san obtaned solely Of the undersigned a so
per SHARE free from all assessment being the subscription
RICHARDs KINGSLAND Petroleum Exchange.
So Pine street. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

DEAD WHAT THE BOSTON DAILY EVENING
II, Traveller says s-PkrwSr G,.ARRrroS 3EKG < 90,
OF ~ Dey new YORK city. are The manufacturers OF
that the g. which
meeting already with 30 large sale. although only
patented lately August 1864. Messrs e Berg and
tred Lehna constitute til. hrn and have II and
nearly 2aO rs plos ed IA their esabshment Every
fobacrons the should psud
Bere Co. and obtain their ,safettos. they wod keep
with the tunes.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
EALEs AT AUCTION.

GEOR0E COOK. AUCTIoNEER .-ELEsAEr house
VI bold Furniture, on flesdsy. November I. At lots
O'Clock sl Broadway Aiafea auh cared stock OF
fIe Furniture for patiors ehsmters libraries dining
rooms halls. &c Goods pAesed Tor shrphs On 'ne Pre-
The New York herald., 1864-10-30


tsaau .arl
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

VIOLIN rAuoHT RUS MOST bhAVl ltun y -, -,
OF twelve essoas thof ugh knowslke seAhtssa ~.
ply to yAk 0JRuON, "a SAkth ky3noA
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

(NONfkACr FOR DOORS AND BLINDS
Carpenters are ,py,.a 10 make PROPOSALS Fo- furnishing
walnut Panel Doors Bateo Doors aud Bous for
the iioei Miar Of Havana Cuba OF about the Following
dimeUsiOus,
dors Is fee, vide b, u - isH aud i6% fes!re
spectivey.
" toors of,Sls feet VIDE by ~ ~ feet high
doors of 81 feet ~ee, by l22afee' high
Z DIOR OF a2 = icot widc. by "a ffet llsh
VI doors OF ~ s feet wlde. bt ~ 2Jtcei htgh,
rs doors OF 81 feet vide. by ~ tees hieh
IL doors ~ 4 fset wide. by II test hieh
doors Of 23 feet eiie. h. = - fert hich,
doors of s., feet vide by q Il fsct bGh
81 sets ot blinds, ~ te Nt5c be VI lcet btlN.
~ door frsmes ot from the iucbrs square.
TIE CRAVINGS Ne consulted At The
ntlug room - --aIs-l-
sab'sssea 20 tne s,,,sstlgce
Q3s FRANCISCO MQNrAQS
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
ANOTHER NOVELTY.

IJRYANTS' MINSTREL3 - -
ID CROWDED HOUSES. ANOTHER hovE vELIt
The PRESIDENTIAL PLATFORM
Long Aha Nelse Seymour Little Mae Dan Bryant
Dan Reed and Dan Bryant in their lauRhabe
CHALLENGE DANCE.
TIA 10 de Waite Haunted House
Perfrr, Cures Chuz,ewit's Family. Sally Come Up,
Family Circle, Soc Parquetie, Goc. Commences al IL
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

TIENEy II. MINER. AUCriONEER -SALgsaOoM 81
IL Nassan street. opposite the Post Oice - 10 the trade
On Tuesday. Nov l. at iu>s o'clock. MINER Il SoMER.
WILLIE VIII at snesr00m the
Stock OF obbing house Ia House Furnshn. and Fancy
Goods, consisting IN Ito French Clocks
Ornaments large assortment OF Silver Plated Ware Tea
and Coffee Sets. Cake Baskets Wauers Casters Gobets
do Also 3O dozen Silver Plated Spoons Forks French
beaue FIGURES aud Ornaments emma fea AMI Toilet Sets,
AseS, Ac, &c. In A.s0
snent oi Crystal and Rum and Glass Ware
uecanters obets Iumbers &c Also Largo
OF Japanned Ware and Table CulLary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

t r,ttf... Of the officers of the First regiment
-... H,.rrv,s, convened at headquarters "t the
.r.,ft IN the ilytd, on Monday, the I'm instant
i...n,. T. Il nutuIth Wis called 10 the cia!f ana
At..,ut kI,haId>yu appointed secI'tny-
I.r tl1iluHn htun" announced, III appropriate
t.lu,- t..,. ,I,.th If L. l.. WILSON, late Second
fa,ut.I.mt Of company K; ON motion, Sergeant
II with. btgls. Captain William Il. hilhh3ld,
..u) III, !. and Lieutenant " NilIIam NJ Hihtlhl,
COMPANY X. were appointed "a comUlttye l" dI7tlt
i .rlJu4 expressive OF the sentiments of t1 meet
H. upon liu- affecting event. The committee sub
;.rt tAr following preamble dnd resolutions, which
a.re unanimously adopted;
I.r u.r.l- ut this regiment having heard OF the
%. .l. % BtH>NED l.. WILSON, Second Lieutenant
f company X, dp unanimously reS"ifc,
I.I-t That thc announcement OF TINS sudden ana
ah1l.fu- ds-I,m> itlvn Of Divine Providence has
Il.,i ji,In AIth unaffected sorrow ami pam.
~r.,uI That IA the j. .lth Of Lieutenant ILsoH
t- regiment has been deprived OF the services "i a
ttsH.. unt~-Au.inE, but promising officer, ana ms
slu,attr associates Of quiet, plous ana generous
l.'II and companion.
ILlI. That while submitting to our loss with De-
NAM, ryeI.uauon, We cannot forget those VINO
tie rrea; sufferers by TIN, calamity, ami there
.uE, L I t. the EuuiiY OF the deceased our "dIhl-
,t. sympathy and siueerest condolefce.
Fourth. That the foregoing resolutions he ftS'd 70
y-.Iuaut h.. printed IN Richmond papers, anu
',y ,,untuni,sttcd by the Secretary 10 the lahi!y
sd lice I-.a-.+t
lAg Inrttu. then adjourned.
j. B. DAEFORlH, Chairman.
i. ". H,HAb-oS, ScCIttIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

One of the largest audiences ever gathered III
Columbia, South Carolina, met on Monday
night to consider the letter OF Mr.. Royce
Speeches were made by that gentleman, MesSrs.
Tr,deweI, Pope, r. NJ. Johnston, General Nj trtin
and Colonel Cunningham, after which resolutions
condemnatory OF the policy of Mr. Boyce and in
yiting him to resign his seat III Congress, were
adopted. In the preamble to these resolutions We
find the following exposition of Mr.. Boyce's posi-
ton:
With Mr.. Bovce's motives and intentions We have
The tendency of the letter ~ to olnatIl
feelings of submission and suggest the wish for re-
construction. It, logic is more directly opposed to
secession and a separate cOntedeiaoy than III favor
OF the measure as remedy proposed III oar extreme
distress 1t is full OF gloomy dcspondency, and IS
calculated TO create dissatisfaction with our own
Government, and TO reconcile us to that of the en-
envy, and to displrlt our army III the field
From the series of resolutions adopted We copy
the following:
Resolted, That the opinion and sentiments of the
Hon w W Roycc in his published letter 10 the
President of the Confederate States regarded
the suggestions of Il tirnorous despair, which, If
needed, can but lead to dishonor and ruin.
Resoired, That as South Carolina the first TO
engage in the contest in which are involved, we
fervently trust and believe She viii be the last to
waver or falter i'll the glorious struggle
ReSOtred, That, as a portion OF the constituency
of the Hon lIlIam W. Boyte, We utterly repullaie
and contcmn the policy he advises i'll his letter to
the President that his opinions are irreconcilably
at war with dearest conceptions of public duty
and patriotism; and that, while accord To hin
perfect sincerity in the course he has taken
only regard him -as upon that very account. the
more unfit to represent us Ill the councils Of the
ConltderaCy.
Rcsotred, therefore,, As the deliberate Judgment
of this meeting, that the Hon. William ". Boyce
owes il To his constituency well 10 himself 10
resign at once his seat III the Congress of the Con-
f,delate States and that copy OF these resolutions
be transmitted 10 hlnl by the chairman Of this meet
ing.
After the reading of the report of the committee
a motion was made and carried with great una
nimity and good feeling" says the Guardian, to
invite Mr.. Boyoe to attend the meeting. lie ac-
cepted the invitation, and returned with the
mitee, when the preamble and resolutions read
in his hearing Mr.. Boyce then took the stand and
defined his position and explained the motives which
actlated him in the preparation and the publication
of his letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

A J. Shackelford and George ". Boot h. of Char
lottcsvIlc, Virginia, arrived III W ishingtOn on Sa-
turlay " refugees"
Wendell Philips is announced to speak at Cooper
Institute on Wednesday evening, O. tober Goth, on
the Presidential election. 1t Will be his first and
only address in New York during the Presidential
campaign.
The Republican procession III Washington on Satur-
day night burnt the Mcclellan flag hanging from
the Democratic Cluh-lfnuse.
Rev. Mr.. Biting, and MeSsrS. Foster and Pey-
ton of Alexandria who have been put the trains
on the Manassas road, have been released, and
Messre Maddox, Metc;llf and Murray, of Salem,
and J. H Hathaway, have been arrested and put on
the trains.
a lady in Berkshire, New York, presented her
husband with their twenty-fi@t child last week
The babies ali living, but the father l. almost
cavcd IN.
. A Matchmaker Of Annapolis has the silver watch
given IT, George Washington by his grandfather.
The number of blockadc-Tuuners captured or de
stroyed oil Wilmington since August 1868, Is fifty
More than ten thousand refugees have arrived al
Memphis within the last three months and beer
sent North.
Chicago is determined to rid herself Of her lawless
population Sixty professional thieves were arrested
there the night of tlbA 18th instant.
a building Is finished in Cleveland, forty-fUur by
eighty feet which is to be used for preserving fruit
The air in the room is TO be all pumped out.
Artemus Ward is Iccturng i'll New York on Iiit
among the Mormous.' He sends complimentary
tickets to editors inviting them to to his SHOW
and bring one wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

NJ ,YOR's Coz RT, YISrEHBAY.-The case of William
Rohaunon. CHARGED with shooting anl killing, on
Friday last, a little white boy named james j.
Brooks, was sent on to the iustlnes Count for eX-
animation. Mr.. Crane, counsel for the accused,
Thought he could prove by competent witnesses that
ms client was mentally deficient, and therefore nre-
ronsibl III tn" eyes of the law for what 1t was al
lr.rd he had done bat the Mayor thought 1t was
too grave a matter to dispose OF 81 hastily, ana
therefore prcfcrrtdthat the committing court of nt-
systIatc~ should decide upon the case.
DInicl Mum and j. Il. blmkInship, soldiers,
were, charged with being very suspicious characters
on Monday night the front Windows "f the shoe
stare ON the corner uf Mdn and Fourteenth streets,
kent by NJ C. Gordon \ Co, wa dashed IN, ani soon
afterwards when the watChncn reached the spot,
thpy found the accused near by II was on tils ac-
count that they arrested. The MlyOr was llil-
able to detect anything very grave against them,
and therefore thought II best 10 forward them TO
their commands. go,
Ecuiamin Lancaster John W. Steel, Peter Lilly
and James Smith, while under the influence OF IL
u1Ior Oh Monday night at the Theatre, created sue
disorder as to nccessitate their arrest ami commit
mrnt to the cage During their removal thereto,
Lancaster used the butt end Of a heavy pistol very
severely over Philip Baughn's head, IA leitlIe po-
H,elnail} mjuring him severely as topreFeht hn
from appearing 10 testify. On this account The mat
ter was continued till this morning.
Eliza. slave of Mrs Maynard, arrested as a sup
posed runaway while III the Second Market selling
applce believed TO have been stolen, was committed
tn i3u tll such time her mistress can be hcard
fOm. a..
The charge of using threatening and insulting
language towards Mrs Frances Vaughan, preferred
some DAYS since against Mary the slave ot MIS-
Mildred Watson, was further continued on account
of the absence of the complainant
The court then adjourned till nine o'clock tint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

William Ralson a magistrate in, ScottsborOugh,
GEORGIA having refused to 90 into the military ser
vice was la week shot by the arreslng officer, ana
died on the following day
Captain Joseph Pearec, naval constructor at
Charleston South Carolina died on tne 2Gth instant.
lie a native of Baltimore, and had constructed
several iru,-elads for the Contederacy.
The English flshionables put false tails on their
horses now as the ladies wear Alexandra ringlcts.
Nets for their spoken of also for some
of the ''prancers."
The cars on the East Tennessee and Virginia riIii-
road are now running regularly from Bstol to
Jonesboro three times a week.
Marzetti, the Ravel pantommist, whose grotesqlle
but natural performance of the ape Will be rcenl-
bered by many, died in New York a few days since
Dr. r. u. Arnold was elected Mayor Of Savan-
nah on Monday, the 10th instant. lie had no oppo-
sition.
Mrs. General Lander, acc Miss Jane NJ. Daven-
port the actress will shortly resume the practice OF
her profession.
Gottschalk, the pianist, has been made a Knight
of the Order of Charles the Third by the Queen OF
Spain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26

1 privately, the following farms:
49, acres, one and uue-haf mile north Of Peters
burg; framed dwelling, eight rooms besides haSf-
mcnt, III thorough repair, very handsomely iuI-
nl>h,d; with extensive uutbuiilngS Itc-hou>r, &r ,
we'll watercd and healthy; 25J ncreS cleaned the
balance in original growth. part heavily Wo"te't +,
the cleared land very productive" and - rented oUt
for the year lsGj for four thousand dollars flcc,
SIOO,oGU.
10 acres at Dinwidlie Courthouse; pretty place,
we'll improved; dwelling, SIX rooms; occupied toy
Mrs. Gee Price, - 300.
81 acres in Prince Edward, near the Courthouse,
formerly occupied By Miss Nottingham. Pnce,
-. 900.
POI acres in IIcnrico county, twelve miles from
Richmond, belonging To W T. HauI5on. P1cc,
900.
2tj acres III ITenuco seven miles from Richmond,
one miic from Hungary station. Pnce, S'nooo.
l03 acres wood land, east Of Richmond, adjoining
the farm called " Enterpri-t" Price, Sl6,3oo.
100 acres III King William, called Bellevue
near the Plmunkey, twthty-one miles from Rich
m0Id. Price, S1o,uhD
4 large Dwelling, sixteen rooms besides basement,
with lo:, rich land, inth village Of Bowling
Green, Caroline county. frIce, e25,uho.
725 acres in WtstnurclaId county, near IN" foto-
mac with good improvements. Price, si0,o0a
400 acres rlch low grounds III King Geoxe, on the
Potomac, adjoining Hoes Ferry Prce, $1,000.
450 acleS III Chesterfield, within one NIL" "f the
Glover Hill railroad, principally in wood improve
ments Of little value. Ptico, slG,5Go
627 coal and wood land III Chesterfield county,
near Coalfiei Price, S3l $50.
within three miles of Clever ii pits, with pretty
good improvements. Price, S16,Ooo.
j9j acres in ChcsteItiai james river, near the
Hewlett House battery; mostly III wood, Price,
Si0,0u0.
| 500 acres adjoining Dispatch station, on the loik
River railroad valuable property. Price S3 ,3no
| i6l acres III Campbell county, near Concord de
pot; Improvements pretty good; farm very good
! Price, S30,U0O.
| 200 acres in Apponattox county, within mil
| of James river; L place. Price, slj,oOo.
$50 acres i'll AppUmattox, twenty-five acres cleared
balance heavily timbercd; with small, but comfort
able, improvements Puce, SlS,2UO.
80 acres i'll Mccklcuburg, near Chri~tinnsvlIlc
/ good tobacco Land, moderately good Improvements
| Price, Sij,0OO.
| rs acres in Halifax, near ScottSburg depot; II,
! dwelling; only tobacco harm. Price, Si,6od-
| $50 III Charles city county, with large un
| finished house, and lumber enough t. finish 1t tw
| miles from james river; nearly all III wood. P'lre
| $4,000.
! - acres At Prince Edward Courthouse; hrcl
| dwelling, seven roonS, and uuthuiiding5; OetupW'
| by Mrs Truehead. Price, Sl2,U0o.
| 80 acres Of land in Hcnricn, seven miles fruI
| Richmond, on the Deep Run turnpike; nearly al
cleared, with small improvements. Pncr, SIS, 600
| GkUBBS * WILLIAMS,
l 24-tS Successors tfollln H AppprSUu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
Y ABLE REAL ESTATE AND LEASF OLD
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By u-ts,ses
decree Of the Circuit Court Of the dty ~ Inn nd
pronounced on the 18th of August, 1884, she
OF " TrueheaIt against TIueheart, &c" -, Jnd~r-
signed who thereby appointed CON n,S-ioners
Tor that purpose will sell at public auc2a, tho
premises, on MONDAY, the 3lst Of Ocsoh~v, 1854,
at IL O'Clock NJ IN the order advertised tac follow
Ing valuable Real Estate and LaaschC, /, A
small BRICK ESEMENr at the cornerOt Walnut
and ---- alleys, and between Seventeenth and Eish-
tccnth streets, and Main and Franklin streets,
in the occupancy Of Mr.. Patrick Coune2 After
which will be sold the lease leases forever on
tain land the northeast corner Of Main and
ket Streets owned by Mr.. A Din and the estate OF
the late Joseph Allen, yielding "a ground rent OF
two hundred and eighty bushels of wheat per 4n-
mum forever, and payable annually on the frst day
of December; the said wheat TO be rated at hfty-
eight pounds per bushel. which was the known mer-
camille standard of a Winchester bushel OF wheat
when the said lease leases were executed or IN
lieu of wheat in specie at the average pnce thereof
as ascertainei by the certificates OF the niers OK
of three of the nearest manufacturing mills
TrRMs: One third cash balance at one and two
wears for negotiable notes interest added and htie
retained until all the purchase money IS uily pao
and a conveyance ordered by the court or all CASH,
at tho option Of the purchaser.
w. GODDIN,
IL A. CLAIBORNE,
Commissioners,
Sale conducted by Messrs. GRunss & WILLIAMS
oc 2G--tdS