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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-17
By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LAR G E
At RoCRETTs, IN THE Plan OF PORT
MAYO, iSc.-By virtue Of a deed of trust execn-
ted to the subscriber by Timothy Kcrse and wife,
bearing date 9Th June 1857, duly recorded In Hen
rico County Court and in Richmond Hastings
Court shall SELL at the request of the beneficiary.
at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
the 22d June 1888, commencing at d O'Clock 2. N;
lowing REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said
Ist. A Lot in Port Mayo, fronting ses feet on
Louisiana street, designated by letter "a"
I'd. LOTS Nos. ID IL, Is, in Port Mayo, cons
veyed to the grantor by SarahJ. Darlington.
sd. FOUR LOTS in Port Mayo. designated as
Nos. % "a q and IS in John III. ,Bossieux's plan.
4tli. LOT No. al, near Port Mayo, in the plan OF
Richard Dennyts estate. .si,- y = =
5th.I FOUR LOTS near to Port Mayo, designated
as No. Is in Nicholsons plan, and on the plat OF
Denny's estate rs Nos. 80. 30, 81 5-g.l - --u -
9Th. A PART OF LOT No. IL In Haynes plan,
fronting so feet on the north side Of Nicholson
street, running back zoo feet to Hague street, on
which stands q large brick tenement containing
eight rooms. = g -. - ~ - = 81 "a g.
= The foregoing real estate embraces some hand
some BUILDING lots ana on some OK wich 'here
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash rs to ex-
penses of sale and 81. 900 now due, and interest
from maturity, the beneficiary will accept one
third cash; balance, at tour, eight, and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, Sc
cured by a trust deed. AS to 50, o0o-the balance
secured In said deeda creditto the sth of Septem-
the note of that amount makes other terms, The
taxes for 1858 to be paid by the purchases
lie 10 =. Trustee.
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ROBERT STILES.
RICHARD H. CHRISTIAN,
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN. CRAIG'S PLAINLY virtue
of a decree of the Circuit Court Of the city of
Richmond in the suit Of Stanard Us. Stanard the
undersigned as special commissioner, will sell Mt
auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY the
18th day of June 1903, ut O'Clock p. M If fair If
not then on the next fair day thereafter, at the
same hour, the following real estate: - IN.
A parcel of LAND, containing 26-l0o acres,
lying In the upper end of Adams's Valley betwe en-
the powder magazine and the Central railroad
crossing Shockoc creek. andadjoining the property
of w. z. Palmer and others. 5sIl#
Also, aLOT on the east side of Mill street oppo-
site to John Miller, fronting 236 feet and running
back to the Central railroad 80 1859
Also, u LOT fronting 2G4 feet on the west Side OF
Seventeenth street. and running back los feet to the
Central railroad bounded on the south by Potter
street. ..-. ....
Also, triangular LOT on the east side of Seven
teenth street opposite to the above, fronting 262 feet
running back on one line 100 feet.
And LOT No. TO- In Craig's plan, fronting lG5
feet Ridge street. running back about 400 feet to
q ravinc. ssas
Pldts of the property can be seen ut the Office Of
the auctionecrs. It will be subdiyided and sold IN
parcels to meet tie wishes Of bidders.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut six,
twelve and eighteen months. for notes with int.
rest added title to be retained by the court until
the notes paid. purchaser to pay taxes for 1861
JOHN DUNLOP, Special Commissioner
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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Conservative Meeting In New Kent
IS esi'spF County. - ss,-i

Conservative Meeting In New Kent
iSa,R =, County. Z g. g., !. 1919.
Notice had been duly given that our able
and efficient canvassers, Colonel w. w.
Gordon and Lieutenant, B. W. Lacy, would
address the people court-day June II ,
1869. 1t was also the day for laying
the county leyy-a combination Of circum5
stances which brought out large number
of our citizens. Colonel Gordon, however,
. to the regret OF his friends, was absent.
On motion, Colonel T. A. Lacy was called
TO the chair, and Algernon s. Walden APP
pointed secretary. %ss -tgss i ,i.s Z /
s The object Of the meeting was explained
!. by the Chair to be the further development
of the Conservative organization in the
sent us IN the Senate and House Of Dele
Z gates. sataa -
& 1t was therenpon moved that committee
OF one from each mag isterial district be APP
ton. 81 - ~. %. ~ -. - q &
q, q, The; Chair appointed Thomas sydnor,
5on ~ II. Shrisslan, W. ". Z, Taliaferro. and
%. b.aonss, put s6efere the committee left
the room, Major vnlosko Yaiden was unan;.
mously declared the choice Of New Kent foY
the Senate, subject to the approqalof the
citizens of the other counties OF the district,
Captain 4 Taylor moved that Major
Walden be informed of the action of the
meeting; whereupon Major Walden came
forward, acknowledged the comp iiments tens
dered him, and while his inclination, led
him to more peaceful walks. did not feel
that any man ought to falter lii this The
hour OF Vifginia's need - a. ~ q ~ 81
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4 aapai dsta tns tn House az DssagAtas, and
Amer some little discussion Dr. John Mayo
was declared 10 be the choice of the meet
Ing. y. q: 10 4 4
after the. regular business was over, for
chile and telling speeches we're made by
our standard-b bearers, Messrs. Walden and
Mayo. They were backed up by eloquent
and stirring addresses from DR.. Leonard A.
Slater, Lieutenant B. w. Lacy, and R. g.
Lacy, Esq,
On motion Of Il. Ball, Esq, the meeting
then adjourned---having requested the
Secretary to forward our proceedings TO the
Dispatch, with the request that the Wig
and Enquirer copy.
I. a. LACY, Chairman. Il
4. S. TnideH. Secretary. Y. n. ...a
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TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE

Il JAMES RIVER ESTATE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY.-In pursuance of u deed of
trust made by Edward o. Watkins, Of the county
of Chesterfield. on the 18th day Of January. 1852.
and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of said
county on the same day, the undersigned, trus-
tee therein named, will offer for sale on the pre-
misses, at Il NJ, on WEDNESDAY the oath day OF
june 1853, II fair II not the next FUR day there
after, that valuable farm called WESTBR0OK,
situated In the county OF Chesterfield. on the James
river, adjoining the lands of John Watkfns's es-
tate, William Gill's estate. and the Pressure Isle
estate, and containing 1873 acres. The improve
ments consist of framed dwelling-liouse with six
rooms, and the necessary Out-hOuses, 1t Is unne
cessary to give more detailed description as per-
sons Wishing to purchase will visit the place, which
can be readily reached by steamers from Rich
mOnd. - 8. .,.=.-.s i. = I'D, q s-,F
ciary (being $4,000 with interst for several years
cash negotiable notes for the balance at six,
twelve, eighteen, and twenty months, with In
terest added, and secured by a trust deed. For the
remainder of the purchase money, II any, the
terms will be made known on day Of sale.
The crops now growing on the land will be re-
served, but such possession will be given the pur
chaser as will enable him to seed crop OF wheat,
and complete possession will be given the lst Of
January next, except So far AS will be required to
save and deliver the corn crop now growing on the
place. The purchaser will be entitled 20 the rent
from the day Of sale. The taxes to be paid
by the purchaser. HENRY COX, Trustee.
81 9,,v ~ - $tzf3 - 10y
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ROCKETS, ON
NICHOLSON STREET, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of q deed of trust executed to
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court in Deed
Book No. IS B, page POI, shall, In execution
thereof proceed to sell.at public auction. on the
premises, on MONDAY the 22d June, 1868, at S
o. o'clock p. NJ, If fair, If not, the next fair day
thereafter. the real estate embraced IN the said
deed consisting of n LOT fronting so feet on the
north side of Nicholson street. running back 200
feet to Hague street. with large BRICK TENE-
MENT thereon containing eight rooms occupied
at the date of said deed by Messrs. A. BDavis and
John Faulkner. ---.---..- .s.
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash, yet, by
third cash; balance at l. g. and II months for nego-
table notes, interest added. secured by trust
deed. The taxes and insurance for 1858 to be paid
ia 10 90 - --- - Trustee.
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Sunday Schools ~ VEG
Enterprise - Baptist Sunday School
Unio,-The Free School System Warm
ls PETERSBURG, June Is, 1868.
4 commendable and generous rivalry has
ca; some time existed among the aeyerai
Churches on the subject Of Sunday schools
and the organization Of Sunday, School
Unions for the advancement Of the cause.
All of them seem to be animated by she
finest spirit. The Episcopalians and Pres
byterians have lately established mission
schools In the western suburbs OF the city,
which arc well patronized. The Metho-
dists have them in several places; SO that
the whole ground is being occupied. The
children seem also to partake of the same
spirit, and attend their respective schools
rs If it were pleasure rather than duty
imposed on them by their parents.
Yesterdays very interesting Union meet
inn Of the Sabbath schools connected with
the First and Second Baptist churches was
held at the Washington-street Baptist
church, the superintendent OF that school
Colonel D. G. Potts presiding. After exer-
cises in singing, appropriate addresses were
made by several gentlemen connected with
the schools, and a resolution adopted Tor
more efficient organization Of the Union
and for the advancement of the Sabbath
school enterprise in this city. The schools
of these churches are in o prosperous and
growing condition land it is q fact worthy
of note that during the late revival at the
Second church about fifteen, Of the scholars
professed hope in the Redeemer. Is.
Education in some form IS now proii'
nent tonic in the city. This afternoon the
Common Council is specially called to de-
liberate on the system of free schools pro.
posed by a committee at a former session OF
that body. 1t would be gratifying to give
the result of their labors in this letter, but
the session will probably continue to late
hour. According to the views Of your cor
respondent, the original plan, though very
comprehensive and liberal in its provisions
had one radical defect, which, on mature
elaboration, may be remedied. ..,- :.
Summer has now, to all appearances,
regularly set in We scarcely ever have nv,
steady warm weather until about the Eth
of June, and the recurrence has come this
year with it's wonted regularity. The heavy
northeast storm Of last week Frustrated a
great deal of wheat, and it had reached
such m advanced stage Of growth that
much of it cannot recover it's erect position.
The consequence is that the harvest will be
made much more difficult, with the proba-
bility of lighter grain. >.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auc.toneers.
Office No. s2l Main street,
tbrea doora below SDotsyood Hotel

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE RICH;
HULL STREET, NEAR THE TOWN OF MAN.
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed
of trust made to the subscriber by James D.
Thomas bearing date the 18th day Of October 1859,
duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of Chesterfield. to secure the payment OF
certain negotiable notes mentioned therein, por-
ton of which is still due and unpaid and at the
quest of the holder Of said notes. will proceed to
sell mt public auction, on WEDNESDAY the oath
day of June, on the premises. ut O'Clock T. NJ.
the property described IN said deed as LOT No. II.
fronting on said turnpike 1s5 feet, and running back
to Fillmore street. .ssT-... -
TERMS One-third cash the balance on credit
of four and eight months for negotiable notes, In
terest added secured by trust deed.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &
Son, AuctiOneers. -s ~. rsat3 je l3-l0t
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
s Office No. S21 Main street.
three doors below .Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
LIN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
LYING BETWEEN THE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD AND THE NAN
CHESTER AND PETERSBURG TURNPIKE,
FORMERLY. A PART OF THE FALLS PLAN
sTATION, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of q deed Of
trust executed to the subscriber by James L. Brad
lev bearing date the lsth day of October 1859. and
recorded in the clerks Office of the County Court
OF Chesterfield to secure the payment Of certain
negotiable notes therein described part of which
is yet unpaid by the request of the holder Of said
notes Iwll proceed to sell ut auction. on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the 22d day of June next at
90 clock p. M, If fair. If not the next fair day
thereafter. the property as above located consist
ing of four lots and describedi in said deed Nos
q and and and 10, being near the town of Man
chester. q. - r...~ So, -
TERMS One-third cash the balance on a credit
of and months for negotiable notes, with inte-
rest added, and secured by deed Of trust. -
- > s1s-'t - JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
2 Sale conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR g Son,
AuctIoneers -. .rss lie 11-l0t
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Orange County Items-A Sunday
school Celebration and Other Mat

"a e z :. .. 81 +.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Yesterday there was throng Of young
and old at North Pamunkey church to at
tend Sunday-school celebration. Robert
Frazer, ESQ.,, is superintendent of this
vigorous school, and under his management
it stood last year second best in the State
for good attendance. This year it is larger
and better still, and to the kindness and
efficiency of its managers we are indebted
for this delightful occasion. Rev. G. ID.
Ryland, general superintendent of Sunday
schools for Virginia, and Superintendent
George J. Sumner, of the Louisa Court
house school, were present by invitation
the former speaking to the children and
preaching in the forenoon, and both deliver
ing addresses after recess. s-t....s, l.a saa:
A bright June day, o large and attentive
crowd, sweet singing, and q bountiful din
ner interspersed the solid improvements OF
the occasion with their charms, and all felt
that it was "good to be there.'a,aApart
from the general advancement of a great
and growing work--the religious trainingof
the young-what relief from the cares and
tolls Of these trying days is such a happy
greeting as was yesterday witnessed. Clouds
are dispersed, brooding care is forgotten,
hope springs afresh, and all go back TO their
homes and to their work with cheerfuiness
and renewed energy. The patriot as well
us the Christian may rejoice in the SUNDAY
school work, for it carries in its right mana
the seeds of hope and joy, and scatters
blessings on every side. s@a ~ -. Z,
Rev. Cornelius Tyree is preaching: st the
Courthouse forten days. His we'll Know now 4 4
pulpit power, reinforced by acknoTiedgep
piety, make his visits always Weicome -
the churches. q,
Truly, this lisa genial clime for those :, VINO !;
till the soil or those who come 10 Iest .hs,i
hospitality. Everything around ioek ai aot
rishing, and there ore evidences OF pieanty
in the growing crops. a farmer remarked e.
in the hearing ofayour acorresponaenst on
Yesterday, in reference to the aPproacnlng
harvest, aOur prospects, 80 far, are 1 hrst-
rate nSasWell, thought there is one cheer gel.
full man among the planters-fhat iugnor I,
ans class Of sturdy iaborers. And really
it does seem that tbs gear our farmers will
no rawarded for their patient waiting upon
traacherous seasons. The wheat is fair,
tn = stand of corn is good, the grass is ex-
ceilent. What more can we ask but CRATE
full heartsg ,'Eas9i .7As ssas shARL.
June is, 1868. .ts n -
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'a.i Ry Wellington Goddin, 2
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAP
ITOL AND TENTH STREETS.-By virtue of u
deed of trust executed to the subscribers bearing
date 18th November 1867, duly recorded In Rich
mond Hastings Court in deed book No. SIS A, page
3s4 shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on SAT1RDAH
not, on the next fair day Sunday excepted). the
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting OF
that valuable LOT located as above, fronting p
: TERMS: Cash but 1t Is more than probable that
reasonable credits Will be given.
To - JAMES PLEASANTS, s:
Il. HARRISON WATKINS,
ieS - Trustees.
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By Wellington, Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON ADAMS NEAR TO SHOR 7
trust executed to the subscriber by Thomas J.
Crane, trustee for Frances H.. Crane, his wife,
bearing date on the 26th November, 1858, duly re-
corded In Henrico County Court, shall, in execu-
ton thereof proceed to sell at public auction. on
the premises, on TUESDAY the 23d June 1858, at
thereby consisting Of lot fronting 80 feet on the
east line Of Adams street. near to Short street. run
ming back $50 feet to John NJ. Scherer's land, with
a comfortable framed dwelling thereon. -
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale. THOMAS j. EVANS
10 Is tEar.E.' Trustee.
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DUNKUM FARM FOR sALE.-In

HUNKUM f a Il NJ FUR- SAIE.-In
~ obedience TO decree pronounced by the Cir
cult Court of Albemarle on the 18th OF May, 1853,
In the chancery cause of . Dunkum's executor as.
Bunknm &c.'i the undersigned commissioners
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, July q, 1858, or the next fair day, that
beautiful place known as the DUNKUM FARM.
This farm contains 5lt acres Jies five miles south
OF charlottesville has npon It fine BRICK.
DWELLING-HOUSE,w with metal roof with every;
necessary out-buslding. There is an abundance OF
timber and fine water. The place 10 under good
fencing, and Is In o fine state OF. impro vement
the midst Of arefined community. In short It pre-
sents unusual attractions TO one seeking country
home. ~ sSfFss5Ei z 80 ~ go = szt
sale, balance In one, two, and three years bonds,
with interest payable annually with good securi.
sty. and title withheld until purchase money Is all
paid. The title will be derived from the court and
be undouhted. tE@ssftst.-t-, n. III: MAsSIE.
= - gi-sa; E,f2 Ggtk,ssFssEF r, T.. W.5DUKE, .
je Io-W6t 49, Commissioners.
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= BY Wellington Goddip,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
II TENEMENT AND LOT INJUDAH'S AD-
DITION, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DUVAL
BETWEEN ST. PETER AND JUDAH
STREETS. by virtue Of a deed of.trust executed
to the subscriber by Peter Gwynn and wife bear
ing date 18th October, 1867 duly recorded In Rich
nond Hastings Court, Ishal in execution thereof.
proceed to sell at public auction, the premises,
on FRIDAY the 18th juno 1883 If fair. II not, the
REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed 'front.'
ing 2sA feet on the south side Of Duval street. run
ming back $50 feet, having thereon q comfortable
frame tenement, now IN the occupancy Of said
grantors.
: whilst the deed requires a cash sale, yetby the
thereby. am authorized to sell for the debt due
to him for one-fOurth cash balance at four eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed and II there be any
surplus upon such terms astle debtor shall at the
hour of sale direct. JAMES L. APPERS0N, /
> ie Il ~ 49, ~ s.---sfzys- Trustee. /
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh street.
THE PREsoUE ISLE ESTATE, I

TNHE PRESQUE ISLE ESTATE, IN
4 CHESTERFIELD. COUNTY, ON JAMES
ETyEE EIETEEN h kY RX EkNn hTR
BEKMUDI HuNDRED, FOX SALE At ATG-
Court for ChestereId county entered in tho eases
of Burgess ct ais. ps. Walkns's heirs, and Walker
ct ais. u.s. Watkins heirs the sabseriber5, com ON,
sell ut auction, upon the premises. ON WI DNES-
DAY the ?4th day OF June, 1868, ut IL O'Clock d. II
fair If not then on the next fair day thereafter
+ Sunday excepted, ut the same hour. the cele-
brated estate Known as "PRESQuE ISLE" VI
which the late Edward o. W atkins died seized.
It embraces ABOUT ls2S acres Of land iylngS on
Bend, just above and adjoining Bermuda Hundred
and is SO nearly surrounded by the river that only
L short line Of fencing Is required TO complete The
entire enclosure Of the tract.
About 500 acres Of the land lying In one body. Is
of alluyial deposit none of 1t being waste land IS
water, and exempt from the efrects or drought In
the driest seasons. 5J -rg..s .-E.g.a...
Gentlemen in no way interested In this property,
walton OF and experience In its cultivation auiho-
rze us to say that In their opinion II IS The most
valuable body Of land Of equal extent within their
The balance OF the tract, embracing about l.3?j
acres, Is subject TO overflow mt high tide, Dnt Is
heavily set In wood and timber, and could probably
be moro easily reclaimed by dyking than any silh-
lar land on the river, there being no springs upon
II, nor any creeks making up from the river; when
reciaimedt would ne equal 10 the oest !ahd On '
DIVER.
The improvements consist of a dwelling and the
out-buldiDgs usual upon such nm estate, extensive
and ample, but requiring more or less repairs
Fl Attic same time viii be sold about go ACkES
OFsLAND, all In wood and timber, lying near the
river, and not far from the above.
The property Will be surveyed, and maps CT the
same Will be shown on the day Of sale.
II Is believed that this sale offers The opportunity
of securing one or the most splendid estates lte!y
to come upon the market, combining rs II does nn-
attend the cultivation of river farms, and e'erS
advantage for transportation, steamers and san
vessels passingft every day between Richmond anu
the northern ports. .slss ss&
TERMS OF SALE: One-ffth cash; the balance In
equal instalments Mt one, two and three years Tor
negotiable notes, with interest payable semi-nn!i'
ally, the title being retained by the court until the
notes are paid, IT desired, the purchaser may an
+ tfcipate tile credit payments or any OF them. Inc
purchaser to pay taxes for 800, 1gtEF
49, sB. TT. NASH,
4zez5 s.gssa.asg 4CHAS. s. STRIEGFEI.LOW,
s+.gyg s G. g. tMCRAE, e..
Commissioners.
Sale TO be conducted by Messrs. GnuBBs & WILL
LIASis, Anctioneers. att,
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL, ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETW ZEN THIRD
AND FOURTH STREETS.-Byv virtue Of decree
nounced on the Goth May 1868 In the ease Of Bapty
and wife against Booker and ais, we :hall sell ut
10Th day of June 1861 at o'clock p. H. II fair. If
not the first fair day thereafter. that valuable real
estate located as above. of which Mrs. Julia Ann
Caulfeld died seized. consisting of the LOT and
FRAME TENEMENT ON the north side of Grace
street, now occupied by Mr.. William g. Booker,
The foregoing property is located in most de-
slrabn part Of Grace street, and should on that
account, attract the attention Of capitalists and
others. 1iz.. .gs a z.5s
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained until all of the
purchase money is paid and q conveyance ordered
by the court. -
= 80 -55E. ROBERT STILES.
RICHARD II. CHRISTIAN, 81 e
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