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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-02
A SOUTH CAROLINA MYSTERY.
fFrom Tho carollna spartan.I

TFrOm Tue IHrOIIna
At an inquest held about Aye miles south OF Spartan
burg by j. 81 Elford acting Coroner alter an examine
ton carefully made OF certain bones found buried about
seventy i've yards from the house occupied formerly "
one hack Goodwyn, IN gully, the jury IRON tue evil
dence OF skIfuI ply who carefully aud infinitely
examined all paris that could be found, and from the
evidence OF the neighbors around decided that they
wors human bones, and the bones OF woman; that
thew wsre buried from and half 10 i've years and
thai tAsy had every to believe that one MACK
Goodwin was knowing TO the whole aiar, and that he
sbouit he at once arrested that the matter might he
fully adlud caed 10 the Court of General Sessions OF our
district Inc SAID GOODWIN 10 now confined 10 our jail
a. al hs trial for murder Tho circumstances which
led to tue suspicion and arrest OF the said GOODWIN
were as foows-DurinE the war; about I've years ago,
Goodwyus wife disappeared very my seriously he say.
ina that shs had taken aud gone 10 Georgia,
which statement was dlscredited by his neghbors and
thssnding the efforts OF some individuals to learn
her whereabous she mas never been heard from. I'm.
edstey AFTER the disappearance Of his wife he took 70
his house an amour. wtn whom he has since bees
living
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~ THEATRE FRANCAIS
MARIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT TX.
Seats for MARIE ANToINErTE be secured at Schir
mers MUSIC store, 7oi broadway, and French Thestre
MARIE ANTOlNETTE, Giacomettrs new and most cele,
brated work win bs produced with great splendor and
fHIs ITHURsDAY) EVENING, JAN. .; TOMORROW.
sAruRb FRIDA Asr yAEiEs; g.
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. g.
FAMILY CIRCLE. gu CENTS
MARIE ANf0INETTE MATINEE.
RIS10RI MATINEE, SATURDAY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JAN AT O'CLOCK.
MARIE ANT0lNETrE,
which win DO produced with spendor and grand mise
en- scene.
ADELAIDE RIsTORL
her great role OF
MARIE ANIOiNETrE.
Private Boxes for Matinee can be secured to-day
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
IA CAROLINE RICHINGS. Directrcss.
ENGLISH OPERA
for Ss sna AZ svsans JAM VIII % produced
Benedicts charming opera Of
LILY OF KILLARNEY;
80 OOLLEEN BAWN:
w;ss Ma cAR CARO-. k,SAIkds Mr.. sEqulN Mr.
WYLIE. PEAKS and ARNOLD in the cast
Tomorrow (FRIDAY) evening"
wailace's grand Opera Of
sAruRDAH MA dRkAS MATINEE
Tickets and seats be secured this morning at schir
mers 70l Broadway Macoys lA Broadway, aud the boz
Office, Academy of Music
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PIKE's OPERA HOUSE. TWENTY THIRD STREET.
1sAu GGJnss hi sss%s s,sn OF THE
"
xo sI5s.s E HfEhA Hc SAs.'s cS Sss
LA GRANGE AND BRIaNoLI CoMPANr
Will commence as RAN tai q OPERA
"a: ss?gsssy 's%'is, n SsiEHs ''
Miss j. MocJLLooH.
sgnor P. BRIGhoLL
sss s.ssi sGsiIi s coz RAHp sns sAnr
GRAND Chorus AND ofESnssTa
MONDAY 4, sy TaSSsSio Sfs. g 1865
& 'ss ease; q
ticket ss at % sI Sri S os
Thursday neat At 4. NJ :"
No es sr ss% ss S RE-
New Opera House Every place marked on the diagram
he sioaaway aud street line Of stage. and
the Eighth avenue cars pass the Opera House every minute
NEW YORK CIRCUS. -
~ fourteenth street. opposite Academy OF Music
SSiiTTiSSEEEE EVERY EYER PAy, xTss
EVERY ARTERSooN AHD NIGHT
this week VI! Ha + YYs SssssE s sgeSEsssyL
THE THE N SEsEs 81 81 s sasBsD.
AsS si SSS ssED sPr eGsTgzs1
''' chss ss ysA iss,Ssss
OF the cal description, received at every repre-
''n'A' SHOUTS St'f 81 L&UaHrER AND APPLAUSE.
Previous % tn. 4 DI sSsHRs DISPLAY o,
EXCITING CT ACrs In THE ARENA.
introducing s 81 X RRff1pSsGRss AND AoxoBArs
attached to s:sSs fSsa
AND GYMNAsrIc skill.
ssp hESss n
sS rs Y YEESs us @
FUS: sSs h pssega a nss, NIT
ESs: 'Hossa. S wiFr PA das siasSsy ::%IT
FSs:ST d'sIss ssM WIS wit
THs LARGEST AND BEs1 COMPANY IN THE CRY.
Can FRANCISCO MIssTRgLs, Sss BROADWAY.
The trouble oomme na a. gaareg 70 sgn n N.
wor dS mos s'saa' $40 'sa'.'1' e'''1'n '"'
bScH g Shs FRk8 scBSAss AsP bAchus
E Fss q Ss ;sS%ns sop Sn Slno
The n3aPPFSaaieae'e 1ses 9psT,ns Gems
Cooper and Fields clog Dance Grier and fempleons
WlMBoLp's beautiful Ballads, BFRNARDs Readings
BILLY BIRCH and CHARLEY BACkUs tue "uead
At THE PILGRiM. UNION sQGARR-NATfNEB
"A WEDNESDAY aud sArU RDAN a. = and EVERY
EVENING ats
fpHE GREATEST AND MOST WONDERFUL MON.
L strosliy 10 the world exhibition a. the New York
Museum u Anatomy, 6l5 Broadway.
HELP WANTED-FEmALEs
A GENERAL HoUsEwoRRER, MUST. BE GOOD
"a excellent washer aud irOner. ADD thoroughly
ncat aud obhxug best clty reference from last place
wages Sl2 ~ Vest 10TH st
WOMAN FOR FIRST CLASS ORDER COOK
~ u do washing ironing general house
work Apply 23B sprlag a., restaurant
NVANrED-THREE GENERAL HOUSE SERVANTS,
w md good cook At Mrs. j. Lyons new
employ men oce ga 81 av, between 3sth aud Ssth sta
yTtANrED-BY PRIVATE FAMILY, A PROTESTANT
w fl Tor down stairs work; must be good COOK andan
e1ceet washer shd oner 5000 city Lec snees fe 4uired
wages SO. Apply 4, 2i West 45i 81
IJvANrED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL noUsE.
w work. go3d COOK washer aud noner. Apply, with
soreness Az Vanderbilt av near Fulton av Brooklyn
yHvANrRp-A cHfLD's NURSE ALSO TO ASSIST IN
w the laundry Apply ~ 70 III ev.
TIE TRADES.
J1EGPAvER WANTED "A GENERAL LETTER AND
II ornamental enEraver 20 work IN jewellers store and
mnnuiGtgosy. Permanent employment g0OA workman
] JULIAN A. FOaG CO.. oalcnl. hass.
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mated at 1885, and the total expenditure $14 49,
O90
will be the Post ONCE cost $3.50, 1885, and the
collecting OF customs $627, 0l2
The postage will, after April NEXT DO reduced from
Eve TO cents imitation OF the American rates.
II is expected this change will benefit the revenue.
An effort made to render prepayment necessary but
II Was opposed aud fell to the ground.
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MEXICO.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

Policy or tho Administration-The Hunters
Aners observation-disclosures and the Kind
Offer of the Wilderness-Thc Cuban Enlist.
ment Canard.
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E'OR SALE OR TO LEASE-wATER FRONT PROPER.
Y IN Wliamsburg 2oxA0o covered with brick sheds;
also lOOxlW with two large warehouses on, suitable
naval tobacco stores For SALE Grain Dstery capacity
200 bushels suitable for -four MILL brewery kecti.
flying House and Rum Distery comprising 81 full
Ninth street. williamsburg
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06
Cnllaetnrs Sale.
AROTTCE ID HERk BY GIVEN. that

AXOTEGE rs HEX r BE CIV ENs CnaL
in I William @. Hazelrigg, Collector of
the City of Evansvil e, between the hours
of and u O'Clock AN, and and o'clock
PM, on = 4 = q " fh
Will sell, at public auction, at the door of
the Court House, in the city OF Evansville,
Indiana, the following Lots, parts of Lots.
anG- parcels of Real Estate and Improve
ments, assessed tor the payment of City
Taxes for the year 1867, due from the own
ers thereof, to the city of Evansville, said
taxes being now due and unpaid, ana for
be continued on the next day following,
viz: Tuesday, February the 18th, 1868. at
2 o'clock PM, at the door OF the Court
House, in Evansville, for the purpose of
selling such property as may have been
sold on the day first above mentioned. and
not paid for:
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AID FARMERS, sONs

- wa eted to engage in a business, dur
ing the Fall and w inter-, paying from
$3.50 to $500 per mouth. Address
ZEIGLER, MCCURDY & Co,
Cincinnati, o.; Chicago, Ill, or 1T. Louis,
Missouri
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06

~YANTED-SaIesm to travel and
w sell goods by sample. Good wages
and steady employment. Address, with
stamp -LANPHEAR 81 PERKY
197 Superior St., Cleveland, Oh ..
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OR CENTS no SAVE Is noIInrs !

Ok GEN'GS TO NAVE 23 Dollars =
<eW HEGEMAN'S BENzINE- Instantly
removes Paint and Grease Spots, and
cleans Gloves, Silks, Ribbons. &c. { lual
to new. Sold by Druggists. ff
@HAPPED HANDS AND FACE,
~ Sore Lips. &c, cured at once by the
use of HEGEMAN'S CAMPHOR Ice with
GLYCERINE. keeps the hands soft in the
coolest weather. See that you get the
genuine. Sold by Druggists.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06
NNE DOLLAR EACH

0NE DOLLAR EACH
~ Webs Cotton Cloth. Dress Patterns,
Pant Patterns. Sewing Machines, Dry and
Fancy Cos DIS, Watches. &c, DC. lend ten
cents for Patent Pen Fountain with slip
describin - article in our collar sale.
Any peEyon male or female), can send
in a club of fIoIn 80 to 1000 at same rate
10 cents eaeh), and get premium for so
doing. SEND IN REGISTERED LETTERS.
Samples mailed free to any address.
EASTMAN e. KENDALL,
65 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
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mans apartments, and confronted him with

mans apartments, and confronted him with
the complainant.
She told her story at length. The young
man waited patiently till she had qu.'e
done, and then said Sir, this woman
has spoiled my nights rest for this month
past. Ihave complained, ! have entreatea
she has scorned my requests and my prayers.
I could not revenge myself upon woman
but her donkey, who is masculine, haa no
such claim upon my forbearance beside,
the peculiar cries Of the animal are what IS
most distressing to me. This ass, ayari-
c;ous as his mistress, has sister upon whose
succession he counted, but who is going to
marry again it was this news, whispered
by me in his ear, which exasperated him to
such degree that he conducted himself
in so violent manner"
The commissary, who could hardly
keep his sountenance, said that the young
man had better pay for the milk that was
split, and advised the milkwoman to move
her station beyond the reach of q man VINO
had such peculiar power Of conversing
with animals. Both assented, and the Wo,
man took the money, crossed herself ana
went.
"And now, them" said the commlss 81.
to the young man, /" how did you, do 1t -,
81 dropped lighted fuse IN the oi0'e .
ear" said he.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-18

HE BEwITCHED ASA young French
gentleman, who led very gay life, going
to bed late and getting up late, lodged in an
entreSo!. mllkwoiuan took up her posi-
tion under his window, and the chattering
of her customers, with the Drawing of her
donkey, efrectually destroyed his SAUNDERS.
In vain he demonstrated; the milkwoman
said she had right 10 the pavement, and
that place suited her. He got up, went
out, and reasoned with her. No good.
What, then, would she take to select an
other station ? Nothing; he was an aristo-
crat, and she made it point of honor to
stand upon her rights. "Wel, then" ne
said at last, "since you will not listen to
reason, must appeal TO your donkey; "
and he whispered in Neddy's ear, the crowd
which had gathered around laughing at
him till he ran in. Presently, however, the
donkey began to kick and plunge as if 1t
were possessed, spilling al the milk, but
ter, cheese, etc. The woman cried out
!" Withcraft :" The crowd took up the cry,
and there was such riot that the police
came.
"What is the matter ?" asked the COM
missary.
"a young man who lives on the entresol
has bewitched my ass, replied the milk
woman.
"Pooh pooh F" said the commissary,
the woman would not be pooh, poohed,
he to take her up TO the gentle
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93itIrmond 1ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, 1868

FRENCH JoKERs.--A French auditor Of
accounts in the seventeenth century was q
great practical Joker all his life, and even
played trick after he had lost the power
Of ENJOYING it, for he left four large can
dies to be carried at his funeral, which had
not been burning fifteen minutes before
they went off as fireworks.
When lady condcsccnds to practical
joke, it is generally very neat one. NJ.
Boncourt, the rich fnancier, was very
stingy to his wife in the matter of pin
money. One day lady, closely yelled,
and very anxious not to be recognized,
called upon him and borrowed large sum,
leaving her diamonds as pledge. 1t was
his wife.
The Duke Of Frousac, nephew Of Marshal
Richelieu, was coming out of the opera one
night in q splendid dress embroidered with
pearls, when two thieves managed to cut
his coat-tails. He turned into his club
where everybody laughed at him; and sc
he found out what had happened, and went
home. Early the next morning we'll
dressed man called at the Dukes hotel, and
demanded to see him at once on q matter Of
most vital importance. Monsieur de Frou
sac was awakened. Monsieur" said The
visitor, 81 am an officer of police. Mon
sieur, the lieutenant of police has learned
the accident which happened to you yes
terday on leaving the opera, and | nave
been sent by him to request you 10 oraei
the coat to be placed in lay hands, that We
may convict the offenders by comparing II
with the mutilated tails The dress was
given up, and the Duke was in raptures al
the vigilance OF the police. But 1t was a
new trick of the rogue who had stolen the
tails, by which he possessed himself OF the
entire garment.
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T7OR RENT OR LEASE, the LOT re-
n Gently occup,ed by Messrs Ragland Il Co as
y mmber:,yard, on the east side Of Fifteenth be-
tween Cary and Dock streets. Possession gwen
at once. .--.... 49,, >. ,,ua,o,,
rrhe LOT for many years past and at present
occupied by Mr. James Gum rs lumber-yard, al
the corner Of Fifteenth and Cary streets. Posses
sion lst of January next. will,
The LOT at present occupied by Messrs. Whit
lock & Roane as a lumber-yar at the corner OF
FIFTEENTH and Dock streets. Possession given Isl
of January next.
These lots will be rented or leased separately or
collectively. AS one lot, many different kinds OF
business might be done on 1t to great advantage
1t Is In the centre Of business convenient to the
railroads and to the dock having the advantage OF
three streets 1t measures 1872 feet on Fifteenth
street ls4 feet Cary street. and ls4 feet on Dock
street.
near Shockoc creek Is also for rent or lease. Ii
might he connected as occasion would require, by
movable railroad with vessels In the dock APP.
ply to
ST. l7-lm BACON TAIL.
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By Cook Laughton, AuctIoneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
TLEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
II HOLD FURNITURE, GROCERIES, &c;c
At AUCTION THIS DAY Frldayl al ~
o'clock we will sell at our store ,,r-p<r-
ELEGANT SUIT OF PARLoh 49, 80 :.
TURF IN OIL, covered with rre np " IT TT
IMITATION ROSEWOOD PAhLoh SUI
s1,f cpTe F Sl1n ETeeGnp aoFA and CHAIRS
R0SEwOOD and WALNUT OVAL Maf;;-
RIF-SLAR CENTRE TABLES, manu-
1aPGE GILT-FRAME FIRE n ID
PLATE MIRROR, with maole base "n'
gilt brackets: ,,ro
BRUSSELS and other ChRpEIS,orr corn-
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT IN o OIL; f fulIy.
plcte with maroe-top pieces 0eA'''' ~
,o.E rCCeoITTAGE CHAMBER SUIT, with
O'Nn Sh,.-,nn nieces aud wardrobe: ,,.,
1LIGHT COTTAGE CHAMBER 8Oii D''''
Now Ti aA1R and sHUcK MATTRESSES and
1Ei EEPp LfND and COTTAGE BED
STEADS
CABINETSl
WASHTANDs,
1 Hafs "a S%ssALNUr HAr-EAcKs'
EE TTAaEtyd and OFFICE STOVES, etc, etc
ALSO,
"a barrels EXTRA FLOUR. different brands !
half-barr"ls SHhD,,
barrel CUT HEARINGS,
lot MIDDL1NG BACON ,clcI-curOx
'0' COOK ( LAuGHToN,
Auctioneers.
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By Richardson Il Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and huctloneers,
No. 1915 Main and Eleventh streets.

DARN, IN LOUISA COUNTY, FOR
II SALE AT AUCTION. WITH CROPS OF
HAY. FODDER. &C.-IIaying decided to remove
to Richmond. will offer for sale on THuRSDh
the oath dav Of September. ut u O'Clock on Inc
premises. THE FARM ON WHICH NOW RE-
SIDE, formerly occupied by Mletus Gooch
ESQ. containing r II r f f HUNDRED AM
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES: about one hundred
acres heavily wooded. within three-quarters OF =
mile of the railroad the balance arab" ana well
adapted To raising grain andtobacco. There Is al,
a fine meadow Welding 90. 900 pounds of hay. All
the fields are well watered. and the whole premises
are under good fence woods included.
The improvements consist Of Il comfortable
house with seven rooms. kitchen, ice-house. stable
cow sheds. wagon-hOuse, courthouse, shop, to-
bacco-houses. barn. etc.
The farm lies on the Virginia Central rail- r"ad
one and quarter miles from Trerilian's depot
and three and half miles from Louisa Court
house. ~
Possession given Immediately of the house ana
the crops removed in time to SOW wheat.
TERMS One-thrd cash balance at SIX. twelve.
and eighteen months, with interest. for approre'
security Title retained until purchase money Is
all paid. JOHN e; HuGIEK,
After the sale or the farm. viii sell the INPIE-
NFNTS. CROPS OF HAY &C., lot Of FUREi
TITRE and some STOCK good WAGON, DOU-
BILE BUGGY. &c.
r. S.-The farm can be bought privately By ap-
P' GO John G. HI-NTFP
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BY Wellington GOddin,
AMI Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
"A DISTILLERY. AND ALL MACHlNEIR,fa.
IrPERTAIEING TO THE "a AHS :, tH ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ON FALL NJ
CREEK. SIX MILES SOUTH OF RICHMOND
ON TIE MANCHESTER AND PETERSBURG
TTRNPIKE.-As assignee In bankruptcy of Alex
missioner Of Internal Revenue. AT WashlnRton' ~.
c., shall proceed to sell ut public auction on u"
premises. located rs above, on THURSDAY me
oath September 1853. A. O'Clock, 7. NJ az inc
valuable MACHINERY owned by the said Glen
denim for carrying tlrst-class dist!lery, at
tachcd to the Ampthili Mills, embracing every
thing usually found In such an establishment con-
sisting In part Of the following articles-VlZ.,
2MASH TUES, ID feet
MASH TUB. feet;
STILL and DOITBLER,
1PATENT C0NpENSER,
II PREVENTING TUBS, l4X8 feet;
M 8rifIss s:' c1sTERSs, i2xsfeet;
WATER TUBS.
WORM and WORM TUB,
4SMALL YEAST TUBS,
DONKEY ENGINE 1o-horse power;
BOILER. so-horsc power;
SKATING,
GEARING.
and all kinds of PIPES attached TO the distillerr
apparatus, together with many other articles.
The purchaser can continue the lease OF the
impthill Mills for n term of years or not as ne
may prefer. The water-power Is ample. ana Small
vessels come from James river ldistant one
mile) to the MIL thus atTording great facilities for
will be offered as 4 whole: but If 1t cannot be sold
III that way then II will be sold In detail. according
70 the inventory, which VIII be exhibited ut the
hour OF sale.
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN.
All Ia-oaw4w&dtds Assignee.
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AsrSTHON SALES
ETITITRE DAY.
BY Wellington Goddln,
.,anaar and Real Estate gent.

rpusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
nPICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTIi
SIDE or CARY BETWEEN sEvEah S1d IL A trHat
SS1IGCuTTI STREETS.-By virtue of deed OF sr.i
Eliennted to the subscriber by Mr.. n. Tnsley fale
besrne date 2sd of August, 1857 duly recordea,, II,
Richmond Hastings Court, | shall, In execu', ,I
,harnnr proceed to sell at public auction, on ae
nra,nIses, on TUESDAY the s2d September; i5o 500
ut O'Clock T. NJ If fair If not, the trst ia.r sai
daed consisting OF LOT. located rs above 'front.'
ing eighteen feet. running back eighty-two leet 7"
nm alley twelve feet wide having thereon an rAcci
lent THREE-STORT BRICK TENEMENT.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses ".
sale and to discharge note of s7o6. 81 with Interest
from 23d-26th August. 1858; on creult % A..
S7as 81 until the 23d-2eth August 1859 on creuis
"a TO 1855 SO until the 2ad-2eth August 1870 nm,
as to any residue Of the proceeds OF sale on suci
terms as the grantor shall prescribe and direct
the whole purchase money to bear Interest from
the day Of sale. W. ~ 9t.o
IEuSltt.
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Auction SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

BY Cook & Laughton, huctioneels,
oor,ar of FRANKLIN and Governor streets'
CECOND SALE OF BlTUMlNooo viii THn sell
y FROM THE BURFO0I TGnnSay september
asd pG at 10 O'clock A. NJ in lots 500 ousne'' WIN
the privilege .ruu.az COAL.
40 900 BUSHELS sUPEFoR AVnnAa nr o o6ered
lbs co and IL we'll adapted to steam ,"I ho
Dry and domestic uses ", w, nns Dc w sea
al inc yaru' ~ nra,nd negotiable paper NJ slAI!
saIs With two per cent dlsconn. for ca aaent
Yard and office corner Cary AM Ws
Ninth streets. Richmond w.
COOK LAucnToS An Sas We'll be made to de-
liver coal to purchasers If deslraole.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
L HENRICO COUNTY FOUR MIL rs NORTH
OF RICTIMOSD.-By an order of tfenrlco County
Court entered on the 18th day or September, ls6o.
the undersigned was substituted as trustee In the
place Of Mr.. John G. Williams. who declines the
trust in the deed OF trust executed by the Iate
Thomas NJ. Ladd and Wife bearing date on the 29tn
day of November. 1852. duly recorded In Henrlco
County Court, to secure to Bernard Briel the pay
mcnt Of bond for 81 600, with interest. shall. al
the request OF said Rriel proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction. on the premises. on MONDAY the Tst
dav Of September 1863 at u O'Clock p. NJ. II fair
If not on the first fair day thereafter AL the right
title and interest OF said Thomas NJ. Ladd ana
wife in and to the FARM on which the said ha al
formerly resided containing ONE HUNnkfl'
ACRES living four miles from the city of Rich
mond. adjoining the lands of Abraham Warwick.
John Stewart. and others.
TERMS The deed requires cash as TO the e1-
penses OF sale and the amount or the debt now due
amounting 10 about a 500. yet | am authorized ny
the creditor to say that he will accept those terms.
or In lieu thereof one-fourth cash, balance at SIX
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
interest added secured by the trust deed and rs t.
the esidue of the proceeds Of sale. such terms
as shall be announced at the hour Of sale.
JOHNSON SANDS,
sep Substituted Trustee.
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Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A MACHINERY FOR THE MANuFAC-
TiJRE OF PAPER, IN THE MILL IN NAN.
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MAYO's
BRIDGE.-As assignee in bankruptcy OF George
Raughman ] shall sell at public auction, NJ the
mill owned by Messrs Kelly. Tackett % FORA
located as above, on THURSDAY the 2iti OF yep
TENDER, 1893 ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ. all OF the Ma.
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE
MANUAL CTUEE OF PApER belonging To the
said Baughman, consisting In part of the following
articles-viE., =,
engine;
1LhRGE ENGINE, complete;
PRESS,
WOODEN TUB BOILER,
DUSTER
lGLIME TANK.
All the Betting, MILL-GEARING, and
STOCK for manufacturing paper. ana u great
many other articles Of much value but TOO teolous
to enumerate.
The property will be offered rs whole with the
privilege OF continuing the present lease but II
II cannot be sold in that way, then IL VIII be sou IN
detail according to the inventory to be exhlpteo
at the hour Of sale. -
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at ana /.
months for approved endorsed negotiable noee'
with Interest added. ---,,rr-,c,rr
an !q-h2tav.yv G6!tGs Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-18
Rv Paine & Co., AuctionseTs.
THIRST FALL SALE,

U IRsT FALL SALE,
- BY CATALOGUE.
IN WEDNESDAY the 2ad instant. commenclhhg
=. va ,va will sell ut our auctlon-rooWs, ny
Catalogue, q very large and attractive STOCK Oh
FRESH DRY GOODS,
COMPRISING varied assortment OF new and deslrs,
HE goods. now receiving adapted to the lall ano
winter trade. ,,
THREE HUNDRED CASES ,o,1c
ROOTS. SHOES. AND RALMORALS
mostly prime goods suited to the season. ana en-
bracing every variety for men, women, anu chii'
dren. 200
a large and choice assortment OF
READY-MADE CLOTHlNG,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS, &c, &c.
We invite the attention OF city and country aen,
ers to this sale. rs the stock Is a large one corr
nrising ali the leading and most desirable GOODS
and will be sold without reserve and IN lotS I" SUI
"mrchasers. PAINE Il CO..
10 HuNtIoHS.--.