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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-21
A uorIoN EorIoE.-IyKE rTrzaERALD. AUG.

UCTION HoTICE.-LUKE FITZGERALD, AUG.
"A tioneer, win sell At public auction,
elegant private residence n9 West Eighth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues this TUESDAY January "a after
psror SUITS covered with rich satin brocatel and reps;
elegant rosewood Panoforte rosewood Etagercs Centre
Tables, large Mirrors Curtains BronSss, Works Of
Art China and sevres Vases fne OIL Paintings rosewood
Sofa: Lounges Sioct; I,TcS Eostsss sidsSo.rd Il:
Cutlery Chandelier, Halistand. 3d. n. B-Reabls
in attendance 10 cart pack goods for purchasers.
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by HENRY y. LEEDS . MINER.

QY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
- HENRY II. LEEDS, Aucioneer.
On Tuesday sss January loH O'clock the residences
l2S West Forty seventh street. street ,,,n,n
Brooks consisting of rosewood Suit In satio brocael Gilt
Frame Mirror. marble top Centre Tables Suits
black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands. Side
Table, Towels Racks &c oak Bedroom Suit Sofa Chairs
&c Dining Room Furniture Hatstands, Oilclohs Velvet
and Brussels Carpets Stair Carpets Rods also Kitchen
Furniture with which the sale win commence
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NEW DOG, FwL AND PIGEoN sTonE NO. 81
~ New Chambts street. All choice breeds Of DogA
Fowls and Pigeons'ought and sold Medicines, &C.
JAMES YOUNG.
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FINANCIAL.

JNOR sALE-CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
il In ali the first class companies
Also large variety Of and other Securi
ties paying COOS dividends At low for Investments y
ALBERT II. NiCOLAY,
Stock Broker aud Auconeer
eNE s.A t No. 43 Pine street, N. Y. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-21

LII KINDS q FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sse.-Medcses for all diseases Prepared food for
moesing birds 1T DovEYS. Nos and Greene street.
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A UcTIoN SALE FREDERICK DIG, AUCTION.
"A eer, VIII sell this day At n o'clock, All the masn
ncent Household Furniture of the three story House A.
wes Fourth street Broadway, consisting OF rarlor
and bedroom Suits Carpets OIL Paintings aud every article
House Keeping, Ia
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IL BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDIcINEs.-
iole Mango Cure I'D Flea Ezerminator rs cents Buers
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RY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTTONEER.
On WEDNESDAY Jan Ct lo< o'clock .t the residence,

Genteel Household Furniture, made by Meeks Boudone
Oh Paintings &C.. consisting Of Administer. Brussels and
Ingram Carpets: carved rosewood Suits In figured damask
do In figured brocate rosewood marble Centre
Tables gt frame Pier Mirrors rosewood octave PIANO.
&C. crimson and goln figured Window Curtains Gas
Fixtures &C. mahogany Bedseads Hair Feather
d. Bosters Pillows, ogapy Sofa Bedsead haircoth
oak sdeboard, black walnut Dining Table. oak Dining
Chairs, Mirrors. &c.
Also very OH Paintings by celebrated artss
embracing various subjects together with other Furniture
more fully enumerated In catalogues.
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AUCTION sALE.-GE0. d. REED AuCroNEEK,
auc,onesrs, will sell this day tuesday, january a. al
II o'clock NJ at ~ Cedar street. an ercsedingy choice
ssting OF Champagne, sherry Port and Madeira Wines,
Gin, choice old Bourbon Scotch and Irish Whskcys &c
also hne lot OF Cigars Of popular nrands sale posi-
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AT AuCuoN-srsED. ny J. .. HENRY, AT THE
mart, corner Thirty ninth street aud oadway, al u
wednesday, January a. two fast trottng Mares The
property o. gentleman selling out Without reserve 70 the
Highest bidder A uamionsn bay Mare, Lady Grant, ~
hands sound and knd ye,rs old and can not
In 28f has rotcd against Lady Evelyn and Plow BOY TO
winning In 219 heavy. Also Black Hawk
Maid - hands eb, sound and Kind. sir years old has
trocd In 1887. Also iop agon. seat Wagon
Blankets &c All la perfect order. Sale positive
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.
TWO LARGE EXTENSION FASHION SHEETS
GoDEYS LADYS BOOK

FEBRUARY, 1853. #EMIuN
The Embellishments In the February number consist OF
the following
abe Doubtful fortune A steel plate.
Abesuuul ccored Fashion plate. containing Sr figures.
The Old Bachelors Valentine. A tinted picture.
largo Extension sheet. containing TWEEN Or snuayings
Of ladies' dresses ehilarcn's dresses, &C, &e =
The Crcket on The Hearth. rM
Desgns for waking Dresses
In the Work department will be Sorna articles Of great
service for the ladies 70 work from knitted Jacket Tor
shld; babys boot pen wiper, gimp edenc; nspkln rngi
letters brsidina and embroidery. IA
A suburban residence, with the plana
The stories are all by the best wrilers-
Fer snle the book
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A ucTIoN SALE OF cnocgERy .rRESCH CHINA,
N Table Cutlery and Glass Ware HENRY q. EVANS,
at IS Barclay street, general assortment In lots 10 suit
city aud country retail Dealers Goods well packed for
shipping. MaE M4Wrs
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REsJAMIx F. rnEALL. AuoTIosEER LATE

u. n. q
Household Furniture, Mirrors. Carpets &c t.
JOHNSTON THEALL will sell BY auction wednes.
day, January r. 1885, at ION O'Clock at their snlesroom
No 81 Liberty street. general assortment Of Household
Furniture Carpets China. Glass and Silver Plated Ware
Catalogues ready morning Of SALE = Ef
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VoNKERs AND NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE 90.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared seln
annual dividend Of 1--WE 0 cent free OF Government
payable on and after January Is
- JOHN w. MURRAY, Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A ucTIoN sALE--MA0NIrIcENT HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture Pianoforte, Bronses, Paintings MIrrors
ORLANDO WARREN Auctioncer, sells this day Uuesday
the eiegant story brown stone West Six
teeuth street. between Fifth aud Sixth
Ing II II O'Clock, Drawing Room su covered IL French
Rncoirneurs confortabics Turkish Essy Chairs, Paint
ngs by eminent ARTISTS sou volumes choice Books
Panoforse Stool and Cover, Canterbury
wood and walnut Bureaus Wardrobss Bedesds Hair and
Table Buffet; superb sets ChInawsre, Silver Ware GAss
ware Cutlery Linen also all The Furniture OF the servant
apartments.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

EVERY THURSDAY.
The Atlantic Coast all steamship Companys sldewhel
steamships
GENERAL BARNES. Captain Morton. sails Thursday
Is. r
HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Captain Eaton, sails Thursday.
81 January ~,
from pier North river at prscsely giving through
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad points IN the interior, and by
Florida steamers 10 points on the coast Of Florida
- LIVINGSTON, FOX CO., Agents.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-02

thereto the necessary wearing apparel; Rouided
That no property shallbe exempt from attachment
levy or sale, for taxes, or for payment of obiga-
tons contracted for the purchase Of said homestead
OF the erection of improvements thereon; Provided,
jSrdler, That the yearly products Of said home,
stead shall not be exempt from attachment, levy OF
sale, for the payment Of obligations contracted in
the production Of the same. 1t shall be the duty
of the General Assembly, at its first session. to en-
force the provisions Of this section by suitable leg
islation. ','' "-' 90.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-02
hpCIICIE 1.
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS.

LEGISLAIIV Z DEFAtlIMElNI =
Section l. The legislative power of this State
sbal he vested in two distinct branches the one to
be styled the 'sSenate," and the other the "House
Of Representatives and both together the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of South Carolina, y
Section 2. The House of Representatives shall
be composed of members chosen by ballot every
second year, by the citizens Of this State, qualified
as in this constitution is provided.
Section 8, The Judicial Districts shall hereafter
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-02
ARTICLE TX.
FINANCE AND TAXATION.

Section |. The General Assembly shall provide
by law for uniform and equal rate Of assessment
and taxation, and shall prescribe such regulations
as shall secure just valuation for taxation OF all
and Ind pp9esesSs e. e1Ssg 4g
s Tns' ,S inI %ps i%% % s s1pespng such 1 s
ertv % as % nav be exempted by law for municipal, ed
ucationa literary, scientific, religious or charitable
Section q The General Assembly may provide
annually for poll tax, not to exceed one dollar on
each poll, which shall be applied exclusively to the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-04-02

four years. ana until their successors arc elecleu auo
qualified they shall reside in their respective coun
ties during their continuance in office, and be dis
qualified for the Office second time, if it should
appear that they or either of them are in default
for moneys collected by virtue of their respective
offices. m
Section 81. All writs and processes shallrun, ant
all prosecutions shall be conducted in the name Of
the State of South Carolina all writs shall be at
tested by the clerk of the court from which they
shall be issued; and all indictments shall conclude
against the peace and dignity Of the State.
Section 32 The General Assembly shall provide
by law for the speedy publication OF the decisions
Of the Supreme Court, made under this constltu
tion
not the consideration OF which was the purchase OF
slaves are hereby declared null and void and OF nc
effect, and no suit either at law or in equity, shal
he commenced or prosecuted for the enforcement Of
such contracts; and all proceedings to enforce sat
isfaction OF payment of judgment on DEGREES, re-
corded, enrolled or entered upon such contracts In
any court of this State are hereby prohibited and
all orders heretofore made in any courts OF this
State in relation to such contracts, whereby prop
erty is held subject to decision as to the validity o.
such contracts; are hereby declared null and void
and of no effect.
Section "a. The family homestead of the head o!
each family residing in this State, such homestead
consisting Of dwelling house, outbuildngsa lands
appurtenant, not to exceed the value Of one thou
sand dollars and yearly product thereof shall be ex
empt from attachment, levy or sale on any mesne
or final process issued from any court. 10 secure
the full enjoyment of said homestead exemption te
the nerson entitled thereto or the head Of any fam
ily. the personal property Of such person. Of the
following character, to wit: household furniture
beds and bedding, library, arms, carts, wagons
farming implements, tools, neat cattle, work ami
mails, swine, goats and sheep not to exceed in val
in the aggregate sum- Of five hundred red dollars Sns
ha sa Be snd spGes bsrs 70 sb be e2empn IN a adU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-07

A correspondent of the Rochester Demo
crat, in writing of the will of John Jacob
Astor, says: f" We are led to refer to the
oversights made in his will, which prove
that great men will err; for that will was
drawn by Daniel Lord, the best lawyer in
New York at that time. Well, there has al
ways been trouble between the families OF
William B. Aston and his sister, Mrs. Lang
don, on this account, which has resulted in
q lawsuit. Mr.. Henry Day, son-in-laW of
Mr.. Lord, is one of the attorneys
We spend half our lives in making mis-
takes, and waste the poor remainder in re-
fleeing how easily we might have avoided
them.
Wait for others to advance your interests,
and you will wait until they are not worth
advancing.
Tothings which you bear with impatience
you should accnstom yourself, and by habit
you win bear them well.
Let us go always beyond the duties
marked out, md keep within the pleasures
permitted. 800
Forget others faults remember thine
own.
Great hearts, like the ocean, never con.
goal Bacon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-07

A gentleman living near Portsmouth,
Ohio, has identified a ghost. His family
had often been annoyed by ghostly vista
tons during his absence. He concluded to
!" poseum" absence, but watch at home for
the spook. The Tribune says: "About
midnight his ghostship appeared and COM
menced his spiritual manifestations The
watcher, with revolver in hand, slyly slip
ped to the door, opened it suddenly, and
laid violent hands upon his yisitant. Bring
ing him into the house, light was struck,
the winding sheet torn off, and there
stood revealed to his astonished gaze the
form of one of his aeighbors, who had long
been anxious to purchase the haunted
house, and had taken this course to depre-
ciate it's value. He went down on his knees
and begged his captor not to expose him,
and he, after a judicious application of
cowhide, turned the rascal out. The house
has not been haunted since,
G. A. T. thus "does" Judge Nelson ;
C He is lame man, of the middle size, full
of 'habit which means body, Isuppose,-
and his face is pock-marked badly. His
head is round-topped; he has good fore
head, and he wears spectacles and chews
tobacco. This tobacco runs over at the cor
ners of his mouth, in the midst of his
gushes of poetry, and he wipes it away with
the back Of his hand, to the disgust of the
poets ghost. His speech was simple, crude,
and native, highly wrought, without any
knowledge of the world or of human nature,
pitched upon the key of Peter Parley's His
tories or DR.. Dicks Essays on Christian
Science, and it affected the Senate very
much like revival sermon in an executive
session.
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$50 ar,e1, neaehoa. 10 10 lsc. J: dried terries

atoSc. dried peaches 10 10 isc.: dried berries.
'' poiaioes. irish si.so; sweet, al.6o.
Meal 81. 2s. Oats, 7oc.s Rye, St.85. Nnpy beans.
81 Stock peas, 90. Btdck.eye peas, &3. Ground
s sio. s-,-'
The ladies Of the Memorial Association
had meeting this afternoon, at which the
prcliminaries were arranged for celebrating
tho anniversaries of the society in an ap-
'propriate manner. The first one falls on
the 10th Of this month, when the cemetery
at the Fair. Grounds is to be visited, and
the graves strewed with flowers. The other,
which comes on the 9th Of June, will be
honored in a more imposing manner, the
great number of graves at Blandford re-
quiring more elaborate preparations. The
ladies have not abated o jot il. their enthu-
siasm. 5.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctlOnccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN
Il DRIED AND TEN ACRES VERY VALU-
ABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED FARMING
LAND. ON THE RICHMOND AND FREDE-
RICkSBURG RAILROAD, TWO MILES
NORTH OF RICIMOND.-By virtue of a deed OF
trust to the subscriber, dated 9th of August, 1885,
recorded In Henrico County Court In Decd Book
Il. No. 81 page 900, / shall. In execution thereof
Naying been directed by the parties intcrcstedl,
sell 1T public auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY the sth May, 1868. at o'cock T. W., IL fair, II
not the next fair day thereafter ut the same hour,
the real estate conveyed by the said decd, consist
ing of ten lots in Prices PLAN designated by the
numbers to 10 inclusive. and the letters A and b,
containing In the aggregate Ito 70!-0Go acres 'front.'
ing partly on the railroad and partly on the new
road leading by the Fair Grounds, adjoining the
Hermitage tract the lands of DR.. Martin s. Taylor,
John L. Ballard, and Others The land is not
only in very high state of cultivation, but its
location Is equal to the best in that improving
ncighbOrhOod.
The deed requires cash sale, but the creditors
are willing to accept In lieu thereof One-third In
money and the balance OH liberal terms OF credit,
to be announced 1T the boar OF sale. The taxes Tor
1868 TO ne paid by tile purchaser, : 4.
The land viii he sold IN lots, with beautiful
fronts next to the land or General Scott, thus
affording view OF Richmond, according 10 the
original surveys plat Of which may be seen at the
office of the auctiOntcrS-Or rs whole as may he
deemed most advantageous. 30. ..84a
apa7 JAMES l.. APPERSON, Trustee
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DRESS-nIAKING. &c.

MISS s.. NJ. FLOURNOY would respect
she has removed to No, 4os Broad street. north
side, next door to Mrs. Jones's Millinery. Having
Just received all the latest fashions from New
and DRESS NAMING. Her friends and the pub
lie are Invited to give her n call. Work done In
the best manner, on reasonable terms. my s-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-07
By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncers,
1899 Main street.
THREE STORY BRICK

VALUABLE THREE-sT0RY BRICK
v STORE ON LEASEHOLD GROUND. ON
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN; FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY the eth day of May, 1858, at s
O'Clock p. NJ, that very valuable STORE. with
DWELLING over the same, containing SIX rooms,
twenty-onc and three-quarter feet on the east side
Of Seventeenth street and running back depth OF
eighty feet more or less to an alley. ut present
occunIed by good tenant ut 5000 per annlrnl. The
lot IS subject to perpetual rent of ninety bushels
Of wheat per annlim.
Terms reasonable and made known at the hour
Of sale. LYME 'BkoInbn,
my8 AuctlOnecIs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY. Two
MILES FROM THE CANAL, AND FORTY
deed of trust executed to the subscriber by George
w. Key, and bearing date the 2sth of May 1896.
and duffy recorded in the clerks office OF Goocli,
land Shall In execution thereof proceed to sell
at public auction on the premises. on the 18th OF
June next, at IL NJ. that valuable TRACItOF
In the county Of GoOchland, two miles from the
James River canal and containing FOUR HUN
DRIED AND 7FIFTI-TWO ACRES.
The said land situated conveniently to churches
of several denominations, and has on 1t large
Westinghouse and the usual out-bnildngs all III
Possession given In time to sow crop of wheat.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance in SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months-dcfcrred payments
JOHN C. JAMES, Trustee.
A. M. HAMILTON, AuctiOnecr.
Parties from distance desiring to see the iand
can come by packet to Lock H. OH the James River
canal my T-law4w*
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
N ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF DANVILLE
VA-On WEDNESDAY the 2lst of May next VIII
be sold, at public auction, without reserve that nat
valuable property known rs the DANFlLLEN NEW
HOTEL, an elegant. new, fye-story brick building,
on Main street lot Xls7 % feet built with all the
new modern improvements for tirst-claSs hotel,
and containing cigllty-sevcn rooms, In ;iddtion 10
of the best i'm Virginia for hotel. The house OPEN
ed and well kept would secure ut once from seven
ty-iive to one hundred good hoarders. A great bar
gain may be had. us 1t will he certainly sold
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance at six ana
twelve months, with interest, satisfactorily. Sc
cured.
VIII he sold ut the same time and place, the
STOREHOUSE and LOT adjoining.a valuable
property. For further information address
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON. Esq,
Cashier First National Bank, Danvlllc, Va.
an ll-3tawt20th May
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
s,orrespondence 81 ,hc Rich,uond Dispatch.

Stock IL The Impeachment 7rial-1he Hopes
If Observation-Disclosures of the Recon-
sirnciea States Investigations IN the
Homse--Ho,o Washbmne and Donnehy
Fsel-Tke National Medical Associa-
Y;o, DC
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LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.
corresnondenee Of the RICHMOND DISPATCH.

Discussion IN Lexington 6et0een the Con-
seruatiues and the Buredu--Speah,mg on
Court Day-Slanders against General
Lee and Washington College-Approdci-
ina Commencement General " q e
Hampton and j. Horace Lacy, Esq, to
Snenk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-07
by A. c. Pulliam, Auctloneer.

A UCTION SALE BY ASSIGNEE IN
N BANkRUPTCY.-The undersigned, as as
signcc of the estate OF John Il. Anderson, bank
rllpt. will proceed to sell at auction on SATuR-
DAY the 9th day OF May 1868, 1T 10 O'Clock 4. NJ,
II fair If nor the next fIrday thereafter, at store
No. 20s. on the south side of Broad between Sc
cond and Third streets, large assortment Of
STOVES. IRONWARE. TINWARE, GLASS
WARE, LAMPS, LANTERNS. OILS, &C.
TERMS Cash. THOMAS c. JACKSON,
Assignee.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auctioncer.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

DRICK DWELLING, ON CONCORD OR
ID CENTRAL. RAILROAD AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NEAR WASHINGTON STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-We VIII sell at aucs
May, at S O'Clock z, NJ. the BRICK DWELLING
situated as above, containing four rooms, and now
occupied by Mrs. Mnndn: The lot fronts 2olect on
ss feet more or less to Fifteenth street-ths having
two fronts. The present dwelling fronts on Eli,
trcnth street with front the railroad well
suited for the erection of !; store another dwell
ing.
TERMS: One-thrd cash balance ut four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED
secured by trust deed.
,nr5 AuctiOnecrS.
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BY Wellington GOddin,
A,Htioncer and Real Estate Agent.


A,ctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ BRICK TENEMENT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS, ON LEASEHOLD.-By
virtue of a deed of trust executed by Messrs. l..
Bowman and s. Str0ock, bearing date 92d Fcbrl'-
arv, 1867 duly recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court shall, in execution thereof, proceed to sell
ut public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAl
the 10th May. 1853 ut l O'Clock L. NJ, If fair. II
not the first fair day thereafter the property con-
viewed BY the said deed, consisting of VALUABLE
THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT, locatedas
above, formerly occupied by the Planters Ma
tional Bank of Richmond, subject, however 10 i
certain deed Of lease (Which will be eNhiDtcd III
the sale) for term Of years, ut an annual ground
rent of $780, payable quarterly, and the taxes &c.,
on said lot and building. j.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses oil
sale and to discharge what Is now past dne under
the said deed of trust, amounting to about
on credit as to 81 81 until the ed and 25th OF
August next and as to the residue OF the proceeds
on such terms the grantors shall prescribe ana
direct, or OH their failure to give any directions
then on such terms us the trustee shall announce ut
the time of making the sale.
JAMES NJ. GODDIN, Trustee.
Richmond. 9th May, 1885,
p S. The foregoing property was sold ut auction
bv the owners OH the - April last. and was plir-
chased by A. Drummer, of New York, who has
failed to comply with the terms of sale.
my7 w. c., Auctionecr.
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BHCook,& LaughtOn. Auctioncers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

SORREL MARE, FOR ACCOUNT or
~ WHOM TT MAY CONCERN, AT AUG
TlON.-On SATURDAY, 9th Instant, at 10 O clock,
will sell. on Council Chamber Hill. one SORREL
MARE, said to be about nine years old. and 4 re-
liable work animal. This sale Is made to pay
livery charges OH said animal.
myI j. X. HIX.