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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

A GIFT WITH EVERY TICKET.
A a. Kelley, & Co.'s Grand North American Gin
Concert will positively take place Saturday, July
18th 1861 at COOpers Institute, N Y. City All
who desire tickets should apply AZ once. Tickets
81 each 5 for s4 so 10 for So 20 for SIT so.
A list Of Gifts will be published in Kelley's Week
Iy and sent to all ticket holders. Address
A. A KELLEY 4 CO.,
No. 69I#BroadWay, New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

THE BALAHCE OF PoWER.-The Lo-
gan Gazette ADVOCATES mule suffrage as
an offset to negro suffrage. AS the ne
grOes viii vote the Republican ticket,
the editor of the Gazette evidently has
an eye to preserving the balance of pow
er, by having the mules to vote the
Democratic BeIJefontaiRe Re
publican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
Means OF The C0475l3a15gI.

Estimating the distance 10 be built BY the Bniou
Pacific 10 be sos miles the United siutog Cow
ernment issues ita six per cent ThiFiy-yoaF Bonds
10 the Company aB the road 10 finished az the ratuf
or about S2s 250 per mile. amounting 70 a44s s2os,-
600. lttstfrrR
The Company ia also permitted % issue iia own
First Mortgage Bonds TO 90 equal amount and q
the same time, which b. special Act pf CongEess
are made First Mortgage on the entire line, tho
bonds or the United States beng Fidordfnate 20
them.
The Government makes donaiion Of 12ta0o
acres Of land 20 The mile amounting % 20 i32ooo
acres estimated 70 be worth $50 900 900, and ma
king the total resources exclusive Of eapiinl,
SIS 4I0, 900 but the fun value Of the lands can
not now be realized.
The authorized Capital Stock Of She Com iy g
one hundred and dlly million dollars, Of whlHhnTq
millions have already been paid IN, and Of which
It fs not supposed that more than twenty ave mill
lions al most viii be required
The cost Of the road is estimated b. competant
engineers to be about one hundred million dollars,
exclusive Of equipment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28


The rebel feivil authorities" Of the
bogus Southern State governments have
grown bold since Stanbery's fulmina-
tions against the reconstruction law.
Generals Griffin and Reynolds, of
Texas, have reported to General Sher-
dan that Judge Rives, of that State sta
ted in charge to the grand jury of the
court that he should not receive the tes-
timony Of negroes as the law of Com
gress on the subject is unconstitutional
and he therefore defed them. The same
facts. are reported against Judge Daugh-
erty who stated to General Reynolds
that he would not receive thetestimony
of negroes or recognize the law and au-
thority of Congress, and that he viii be
bouud only to the sovereign State OF
/ Texas. Similar reports are coming in
almost daily from different sections OF
the State aud a dispatch from Calves
! ton of June p, says the spirit Of revolt
! is strengthening and Stanbery' O. 9inion
[ is already tJrintsi forth esil fruit
/ Mayor Haviland, of Galveston, who
was. removed by General Griffin for
rebel proclfvities, refuses to recognize
military authoritya Thus the good
work Of reconstruction is arrested ia
mid career, bitter feelings are engen-
dered, and the spirit Of the crushed re-
beIlion, warmed into life by an apos-
/ tate Executive rises up to defy the SOW
ereign authority Of the nation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28


HIHE AMERICAN MOVABLE COlrB H-EIgE
j gives permanent satisfaction and has iaked
the first premium a. many state fairs, and a. the
Ohio state fair FOR thc nat three yF1F1 iu Euaceg-
sion This great and increasing popularity 1.-THE
Hive, has caused MF CoLVlN and others Interested
in the hngstroth Rive, Patent, 20 set up she cry
Of tlike some defeated poidoiana,) "foul plaTH
'tinfTingement,n &c While we admit no claim of
Infringement on either style Of she Improved
frame, we do admit that several parties have been
frightened but we know OF no one, who, after
writing 20 Mr. l4ANGsfaoru and ourselves, did not
al once resume the even tenor Of their way selling
hives without feeling any EnrioaB Effects from
their frig lt,
Nevada, D. My D. 90. III. A. KING co.
For Pamphlets OF Tho Bee Keepers Tart Book,
Farm or Township rights Tor the American Bee
Rive or Italian Queena, address S. r. CRulK.
SHANK, Orange Station, Delaware County, Ohio,
General Agent and Owner OF Territory.
S. J.. Cruizshank IS not using the NurCIp ETWEH
Of frames ia his hives represented but is using
the EoEusED FRAEE, and there ia therefore no in
ringment,
May 81, '67-u.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wood! Wood Wood III
CsEALED Proposals will be received at the Audi
- tors Office until one O'Clock P. NJ on
THURSDAY, JULY 18th 1867,
for the delivery Of 40 cords Of 2 feet Wood and 10
cords Ol is inch Wood. for the nse Of the County
Omces. THIS wood 10 be cut from the bodies OF
green trees, and from one or all Of the following
kiuds of timber, TO wit Hickory, Sugar tree and
Beech, aud TO be corded, full measure, on the
court house and jail lots, or before The 18th OF
September next. G.. NEIL,
June q, 1S6T-3t County Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

Impartial suffrage, without any dis
tinetion Of Fnce or color, prevailed in
Ohio during its earlier history, as ap-
pears from the ordinance adopted by
Congress in 1Ts7 for the organization Of
the territory northwest of the Ohio riv-
er. Under that ordinance all free males
had the privilege Of voting without
other qualification than that Of having
each a freehold of fifty acres of land
and being "A resident OF the district.
This principle Of impartial suffrage was
removed from our constitution, and
that Of caste founded on race inserted
by a Democratic convention to crafty
the friends and further the interests Of
Slavery. But slavery is now dead and
with it should perish all its barbarisms
Democratic misrule being overthrown
let as new get back upon the solid foun-
dation of equal rights. established by
the patriots of '87, and which underlies
and is essential to the safety and sue
cess Of all republican governments.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
NEW ADVER TIsEE ENTs.

Eaoss terrible Headaches gsnsrated by OBJ
sfsaed secret.ons aud 10 which ladies are esnee-
cially subject can always be relieved, and their
occurrences prevented by the use nf TARR4nr's
EFEERTEscEET sEETzEE APEREgT.
PROCURABLE AT All DRUG STORES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

~ ~ - Aa4l4S& 30 As . = = = ~ &4A0
at MapleWOOd, Pittsdeld, Mars One Of the oldest
and most successful schools the country. widely
known for its superior facilities and splendid 10
cation. REv. C. Y. SPEAR, Principal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
9IRsT MORTGAGE BONDS
SIX Pc CIV. nv cod
Ninety Oents on the Dollar.

This road was completed from Omahd so5 west
on the frst Of January, 1857 and ia fully equipped,
and trains are regularly running over u. ne
Company has new on hand sufficient iron, ties,
etc 10 finish the remaining portion 20 tho cast
ern base or the Rocky Mountains, 2l2 mbea, which
is under contract 70 be done September la- Of this
year, and IL is expected that the entire road VII
be IN running ordsF from Omaha 90 lla western
connection with the central Pacific, nov being ran
during 1870.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
THE DAY FIXED. JULY- Iath.

The last chance is now offered 70 sucurs tickets
to which may be given the magnificent FIRST
GIFT Of $50, ,090 in cash, or any Of the following
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28
Ayers CathartiC Pills

NaN H" Maa auNN NM HANNAMNM M.M o..
We lhink, haa ever yet been made
1y any body, IheiF Effects have
hnundunllF shown % the commu-
atty how much they ewcai the 9th
or medicines On use, They are
iiafe and Pheasant 90 take, but pow
nrfnl On euro Nheir panslralinF
properties stimulate tho vital an-
iivilies OF The body, remove ihe
ubgtruotionH % iin organs. purity
Ghe blood, and eXpei disease Thrv
purge out tho foul humors which
breed and grow dtgtompcr, Htfmu-
late sluggish or dEurdor1d arrnnr
into th1iF nhturli action. ana ir-
nart tore and alranEth 10 M
whole ysiom. Nut only DO they
cure ne every daF complaints 81
9refylaays put tormidablo ana
danFer1ui 4laeagou. While they
mHnMNNn HOW HHNWN MfIMuHm HHHHa -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

P. II. SHERIDAN,
MajOr-General u. S. A.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-06-28

''Ihe courts have no policy They
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-04

sa,ss o. sD 'o1ss = a,s and 80 a. nsph.As for
inls cn bsa ~ ~ fhsdsphs the Market ws,
quiet but nlasr towards ss close when -
;a Dr. a sa!.s sn re .pS n DsssSsr Il s
KicE-Thc Gasinsss mimiA rant prices were nom
ssrpsSo change IN pracss q any S,.srptIog va. -.
IS 50 5ls g ss IS and sr roas IA. s.
s1I.sIsr Vas S0ss ,,s. 1900 H. R s 3 sS &
pSsvoa. ss WE'RE god sp pS.s
Cuba Cuba G ssI az sdI:. III ss;s
was sparingly deal. in a. former prices
ssr Yellow: sax S.w December $ isSi;lsOss haasa
s,xssss soash. af,sr but boiler: wsI:
Deer nodersisy dealt IN a former prices. the sales
Sgns IVY ios Para. lovo do san Juen aseo sss' sna
Ssamo1e!s isss' v ssaas Cruz
's Yer. Cruz and Central VsRs @
sn Juan ac aoc Para 5c sisai 4sc and Angostura
srIcss were seneTaIg DUH ba. price. whou. ma
private TERMS and 800 bag sumalra pepper s gold
srEIran-we heard Of ~ important sales. and prices
were W.. entirely nominal we quote, GHc; gold
The sales were i2so iI; = nc. aiIsse, 80. 80,
generally quoted aao gold faies we're dull and moan
TosAcco-The market for both Kentucky and ssedloaf
va dull sales % bids a. &C. &c. aud Al rennyl
.as 81 ~ ss s..s The market was d
NooL-The market FOR fleece continues TO rnc firm but
demand the being connncu 10 the
present wants of manufacturers. Pulled aud Texas
gu 70 steady and in better request Of the latter large lot
has becn taken up speculation California ia light de-
mat and large sales cannot DO effected except at very low
foreign we have no sses to chronicle Though there
demand for small lots OF and Cape, prices
without change The sales l250gJ lbs. heeees 3sc
o including about 10 QUO lbs lne Canada comDing part
NJ 65c 6001 do. Mchgan,at 4lc 5000 do. state at Sc.
tJc. l50 Western al axe 4ic; $4,000 do. Ohio
42c. 9 45c FLOR No. / aud 10000 do. low Ohio 3sc.
4Oc.; l0Jv do Illinois 3c also l25 600 lbs Texas Ito
y sss latter price for ane ncnns one lot OF about
part at &c. for lambs &c. 35c foe super and SIC s0
tor extra l0no0 lbs California a lsc DC for bury and
fal clip lU0 lbs washed pulled California &c., 400
lbs. secured do. ut b5c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-04

EsTrHPRsx 10 No PURPOSE The news Of the transfer
OF Alaska to the United States which appeared tho
morning, was published In the NEW York hERALp on
the 12h, and received In this city by telegraph
from that point 1t rather reflects tho enterprise and
smartness or the correspondents sent from this city by
the two large daes that they should have allowed the
NEW York HxRALD correspondent to get ahead Of them
completely. Brains and cash did the thng, we pre-
sume-.San Francisco Morning Call. Nor IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-04
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOSr OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR THE
i United Kingdom and the Continent, via Southampton
and Bremen per steamer America VIII close this office
olces foiows;Statons and b. II :45 A. stations q,
and ID. 10 A. Nj Stations and II 10 A. NJ; station
q, IL NJ JAMES KELLY, Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

BErswAx was dull and nominal At lcc = <lc.
CorroNThe demand very active mainly for export
at previous prices tho market closing quiet and weak how
ever at tho subjoined quotations. The sales Comprised
400 bales Of which 3Aoo taken by exporters. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-04

SOfFkf.-Au KINDS were ana VIC nenru OF no
prices q Rio were not Suotasy change prime being
nary IKE &c., fair good cargoes 1890. l6Hc Java
mats and bags, 2c. 25}c native Ceyion lSc 2c; Mar
ncabo l6lac. lSc: Laguayra 1870. 7c; St Domingo
1870 l6csoid, net cash. duty paid MessrM I'LL lam
Scott sons make the stock Rio December s67In New
York lo60s2 bags, Philadephs 300 do Baltimore 81 0Og
DO, Mobile 300 do Galveston 1900 do, New Orleans 80 QUO
do and of other descriptions in New York "a 73l ba
was reported. was made OF lc000 bs. Detroit At
23Ac
Sperm were quoted dull at s5c., and patent SIC.
CEMRNr.-Rosendnle steady at 81 TO-
DrxwooDs remained dull 81. Domingo logwood Was
nominal at SIS gold.
7l6c gold 90 do d. to arrive, at 81 do sou kegs b
carb soda the spot and 10 arrive at4c c gold 500
do arrive private terms; % tons sal soda Ut &c. Sc
currc 75 drums caustic soda ut NC 6c gold lU
casks bleaching powders at do ~ do do 70 arrive at
$50 do 70 tons sal soda At do 50 casks Dutch mad
se 70 sTys a. S az bSls clauosr salts at and
FLOUR AND CRaIN-Recepts l40sl bbs -four, 40 bags
meal o. ss5 bushels wheat % 500 do 6704 do.
ll34 do rye and $40 do. barley. Tho market for
both State and Western -four ruled steady under fair
trade demand and full prices realized for all
kinds. Extra state WAS very firm, though there
but little inquiry either for speculation or
shipping Holders generally demanded better prices.
St. Louis -four remained steady with fair
the sales about IL 900 bbls. Southern four
nued steady with moderate inquiry; choice family -four
held I'll m at from sl4 SIS o. with small sales within
the range; the sales about $50 bbs Rye -four was
moderately active and steady with sales or U bbls 1t 81
So Of corn meal the sales were 5V bbs 1t % tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-04

Tho earnings OF the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company Ia Tho fourth week Of November
ssse sos against s2si sos for the corresponding week
last year. the increase being almost entirely due to The
increase In the number d miles OF road operated
The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments
aud balances a the Treasury In shs city for the
pred portion Of the week have been ~ fcilows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-04

Ths value or exports exclusive Of spccls from Nv
York 10 foreign ports for tho week ending December
was 90 s, o sganat oss for tho week prosious
Al an annual election OF directors Of the intcrna.
,onai ossan cuba Telegraph Company, held December
q. 1901 tho following named gentlemen ysrs elected.
v,z,--wiuisn y. Smith. James A. scrymysr Alexander
Hamilton. Mssursn L. DsIsned. wllls~A 7. BlodgslI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-04

MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO., Managers
For circulars and all orders for Tickets address
MURRAY, EDDY co. Covingtor, KY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-20

a new style Of steam carriage appeared
in Boston few days ago. 1t was light
open buggy, carrying two men, and had no
visible means of locomotion save slight
apparatus under the box. The vehicle
came along street OH the track just be-
hind horse cur; but when the car stopped
the buggy was turned aside, and passed by
the car, and was guided as easily as II a
horse had been attached.
Why do not the toiling thousands Of our
large cities, who are pent up III badly
ventilated dwellings, located in filthy al
lcys and narrow courts and streets, seek
the more hcalthful country, where with
one-half the labor and not one-hundredth
the privation they can realize comfort
able living for themselves and families!
gaTwo-thirds Of the Republican party fold
their hands in patient, stupid despair, un-
der the infliction of Grant for President.
while the other third is hunting round for
shoulder straps heavy enough to outweigh
his.-W Wendell Phillips.
Sitka is only five days distance. PEG
pie are rushing in; stores are established
trading commenced a hotel, menagerie
and newspaper, will soon be under way
and member of Congress may soon be
expected.
One who had cspoused an old and i'll
tempered wife, but extremely rich, used
to say, Whenever find my temper Civ
ing way | retire to my study and console
myself by reading her marriage settle
ment."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-20
BY Harrison, Goddin & Appersor, AUe;ioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

rINE FLOODED HORSES, SADDLE
Z AND HARNESS HORSES, EXCbLLgNT
WORK MULES, BROOD soWs,. STEAM EN,
W Hdt F FSR SIZE IT
At III request Of the proprietor who eXpecs TO De
absent Cor sev eral months. and for the purpose OF
reducing his stock. siall sell at auction IT West
Wow, on the plank road five miles west OF hlch.
mend on TUESDAY The 9th of august, 1867, at IL
o'clock a. NJ. If fair ii OF, the first fair day there
after, the following very valuable stock and per-
/. one Thoroughbred Stallion, FIVE years old this
spring, by peucalion out OF Il Commodore
mare; -.a
g. One Superior S,ddle Mare:
!. Cne Span Of Fine Carriage Horses, both good
riding Il o. ses, very superior, laSt&nd gentle !
:. enc BlacE Horse OF Superior style
q. Cp) Black Horse;
!. one iron Gray Horse of fine size and power
and No. animal for single carriACe;
5. Fifteen ine-eized Young Mules, we'll broGen TO
harness, and in fine condition;
o. Six Brood sows IN p'g Ivy very inns BOAR OF
superior breed
10. THEE You6s Sows. good breed: one Barrow
and twenty six Shoa:s and Pigs;
Il. Saw-lnll and Engine-mill nearly new, OF
kah! Y Rahms best pattern anS!ne IN good
order. having been recently repaired, capa-
BILE of saving with one saw (Which i nifty,
two inches and new 5000 TO $500 fset OF
lumber per day: Two-!os Wagon. Chain,
Sc six other Wagons, in complete oder
Also, one Buggy, very superior Amhuldhce
sc. Also, 1900 to 1900 cords seasoned OAK
and Fine Wool.
A. the foregoing property Is ofthe best kind. and
sold only because the pIoprietors contemplated
absence makes 1t dcsira bic th't he should r.dncc
his stock, persons may attend the sale with an as
snr2nce that the articles are such a. are repre-
senef
Terms: Eli sums under 800, cash over that
amouat, sixty days credit for approved, endorsed
HARRISON, GoDDIa & APPERsoE,
~ 2o-STuSThtd Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-20
For Rent.

TOR RENT.-We offer for rent. upon
IL very favorable terms to good te- ~
r,antR, those POSITIONS not already taken E:sE
OF the attractive building recently erected 80
by Thomas T. Price. Et9, at the corner OF u A'h
/. Two beautiful BASEMENT OFFICES espe-
cially adapted for brokers, insurance companies
with every desirable arrangement. 40,
q Handsome ROOM on the second moor; WIN WIN
side front Eleventh street, % by 9s feet OF easy
access, and well lighted.
8. Large Room on third floor, fronting on NAN
street. with side Eleventh street. " oy iS1 iea'
!. beautiful ROOM on the same hoor, nam MAIN
street 'front.' % by p feet well suited for profess
sional Office. ,on,. 10
8. Large ROOM on the fourth floor, extending
along Eleventh street from Main street to the alley
Inviting an examination Of this property by
thoss wishing to rent we simply remark that in
point OF location and perfect arrangements Tor the
purposes for which the Offices and rooms are re-
spectively adapted there Is none more desirable
In this city. Apply to -r,,e
iy 2o-2ayts Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-20
BY Lee & Goddin,
Real Es.sts Agents and Auctioneers,
so. ISL. Cary street.

r.,HJRTY- FIVE BUILDING J. O + 8
L. or Thirty FEET FRONT EACH BY Two
iUNnRFD Anp FIFTY FEET s BEE Pr Tm a
NEVER.F FAILING STREAM ~ SpR 1, W An \,
sUCTI6N We will SELL by request of tn 9 owner,
Dr. H. Leland on M0HDAY The I'D lot, of july 1851
THIPTY-FoVE BUlLDING LOTS located rs above
described. ,., 49,, ,;u 10,
These lots are eIfgibly situated and admirably
adapted to gardening purposes, apu ar sSs ute
bv tho street leading from Mschtnicoviiie turh.
nike and that utersec'tnS Ssvontesnth street III
Tho shops Of the Virginia Contra! RAILROAD COM
pany. :. ,,
Terms: One third cash tho residue u. three
and six months for negotiable paper, interest
added and title retained till al Of thc purchase
moray il maid LEE 4 GODDlN,
iy ID 10 IL Is IL 10 90 90 Auctonesrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-20
BY 0rubbs & Williams, Auctioneeis'
Mi 80, cornsr Main and Eleventh streets.

,,,p1rsrEFS SALE OF TRAT MOST
TIEraRIE SUBURBAN EEsIDEEGE, WITH
: L, y nv r RYE ACES or LAND ATTACHED,
T I"6Ivs e = sEBURN," SITUATED ON THE
hhSSUUIE pS.D sBuUT ONE MILE WEST CT
m6E 'ciTY At AUCTt0N.-ln pursuance OF the
nraris;ons of "A deed of trust executed by Ma
" onisi ~ Ter to the subscribers as trustees pear
ing date 9TH day OF april, 1865, ana recoruso III
Hsnrico County Court office, bsin2 thereto re-
nnested by the creditor secured thereby. We Will
tsll at auction. upon the premises, on TIL
he Isl of August 1867 at O'Clock p NJ, If fair,
r. not then on the next fair day thereafter Gun
day excepted), at the same hour, the properly
convened in said Decd being the TEAiT OF
LAM known as Auburn" containing % acres
more or less with the buildings and improve
nsuts thereon, situated about one ml!e west OF
the city, fronting on the Grove road and running
back to the Nestham road being i'll form nearly
square. ,, :,
The buildings are CT the most complete and de-
slrable character, combining every arrangement
for comfort with the most attractive appearance.
Further description is deemed unnecessary as
tn, place is go well known, and Justly regarded
- the most desirable Suburban property near this
city.
Terms The property will be sold subject to
INTEREST," 10 about -. 5UU sum will be required in
cash sufficient to pay tho expenses attending the
sale ana TO discharge i bond for 3f5Sl 20, with
Interest In ereon from let July. 1867 credit AS 10
a3 SO until list January. 1885, afurth credit as
10 So 1872 10 until lSt July, 1858; and the balance
upon terms Of pa ymcnt VIII oh viii! bs made known
Al Inc time of saIe-credi pay mens TO bear interest
from Tie Iay Of sale and To be secured ~ deed
OF trust upon the property
3D. b. WSIhLILiaMs, Trustees.
GgrEBs & WILLIAMS, Auct;onters wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-20
By Lee Il Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auciohesis'
No 131i Cary street.

VALUABLE TWo.SToksYSv r B p6pSs,
Y DWELLING. CoNTAIEslNSGG EFH IN EMF Il
s 81 EEE f Ess 70 FHs REsDENGs Of NJ
56Rs PRi6DY FOR s1ts # AgGr! sath July,
vii! sell at a1sti1 on 0 the premises the property
1851 at p ihs The TOT has r"nt
Of 8 feet srs snon xheh IS sub
within PstpIrK E0rTaGE BLLlNG oil TWO s'o
ss in height containing I'VE On the day OF
TERMS Liberal ana sn GtaobDIN. Auctioneers:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-20

TT1RTTSTEES SALE OF LAND ny
| 1aN6yER CoUNTY.-on TUESDAY the Esd
q M that Dsqs soug % aiE s al eTms Of
Sood az trnst a,ecuted to me on the 3lst day OF
July " Green and wife 1ha to o ths
tTr Sast ~ biffJer ONE Undivided HALE lNTE-
R Rf in Ot that vaiuable TRACT OF LAND con-
tsining bout 900 acres situated In the county OF
.shIanJ and bounded on the north by the Pa
mnn Ii river. on tho east by the farm OF Robert
Elicit, ESQ., on the south by, the comfy road d, ana
TERMS Cas- as to so much AZ may be necessary
to deiray the expenses of executing t9 % rust anu
- 49, snri, terms as may be designated on day
OF sale. ALfhbD H. WYNN rr,st,o
iv ll-dtis lIdsteo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-20
Bv arubbs & williams, Auetioness', ,,-ssts

u,R1rsTEEs SALE OF REA h.L.a ES1
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Thos E FG Ss p and of ps 'hs H' OF Fulton
and on WG oF sALs cash sufficient to cover Ins
debt and sSpsmssS Of aa sos ON one the
on SUCH terms d. MS GEORGE V. CASE, Trustee;
81 sale. nctioneers jy 20