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lhs asanusasns, hiesssd ith y hsalthy c!t.
mate, an intelligsnt hosp Die. and rsansd
people, and .the seat of several of the best
educational institutions Of the State, stands
In eomewhat the same relative position TO
the rest ef the State Of South Carolina that
Charlottesville does to Virginia. 4 Before
the var took away the means of &c. many
Of the people along the coast and 4 in the
lower country, this place was a fagorite
SIMMER resort, and even NOVELS much pa-
tronised = s:5 NJ g
Though the recent election, through the
wholesale disfranchisement orders Of Gene
raj Candy, indicated that the people of this
State were entirely given over to the me-
groes and Radicals, yet the people Of this
section are fully aroused, and actively
forming Democratic clubs both for whites
and negroes and many negroes, since tfle
election, have opened their eyes 70 the aacs
that their former masters are their Des'
friends. *. BROWNE
I'VE have read one Of Major De FOREST = >
articles, and supposed tito be true from
internal evidence.l -
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= Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
A Federal officer COmplimented-
Greenyille-Thc People Of south Ca.

GREENyILLE, S. c., May %, 1868. d
Allow me to call your attention and that
Of the readers of your excellent journal
throughout the country to the papers en-
titled Drawing Bureau Rations, by Major
j. W. DeForest," published in the May and
June numbers Of Hdrper's Magazine.
Though not native here and to the manor
born, have been sojourning here long
enough to youch for the truth Of the state.
ments contained in those articles, and can
not refrain from an expression of admi-
ration and gratitude at the fair and libe-,
esprit eyinced by the author, belonging
Ss. w woes TO q class from whom we Of the
cousH 1re more accustomed to receive viii
8 neselon anu abuse than fairness and q
kindly feeling. Major De Fnrest1 while :.
Radical and nm original Ahol;t;nn;s. 10 . .
gentleman two things which are ns,, 81 :,
considered incompatible), and has done
honor to himself by this attempt Of his 10
do justice to q people to whom injustice has
90 long been done that they know how 10
appreciate an act Of this kind. The arti-
eIes are well written, and deserve the peru
sal at the people of the South. Would that
the spirit5whieh animates the anthor flled
more Of the Bnrean agents in Virginia and
elsewhere in the South. ecoRstrnction,
then, would not be another name for
tyranny.
GresayiIle, situated rs It Is 1t the foot Of
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BY Wellington G0ddin,
Auctloncer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON THE WEST LINE nf
FIFTEENTH BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. AND ON TIE NORTH SIDE ~
MAIN BETWEEN ELEVENTH AHD
TWELFTH STREETS.--By virtue Of a deed 81
trust executed to the subscribers. bearing dat. IN
May 1857. duly recorded In Richmond Husiihs'
Court In Deed Book No. 81 Ii, page 4a9, We s!lal'
In execution thereof proceed TO sell at public AUG
ton on the premises. in the order advertised 90
WEDNESDAYth the I'll June. 1861 commencing A.
O'Clock p. NJ, II fair, IF not, the Brst ialr "a
deed-yiz.. that large BRICK WAREHolsE Wv
the west side OF Fifteenth between Main ana ,Mt
streets, divided into two tenemerfs. aDd oeenPs'
trimming back 90 s-l2 feet. After which-say Al >
o,cIock-that valuable IR0N-FRoST ihHn
MENT on the north side Of Main between H.
yenth and Twelfth streets, now occupied .! ,II
j. Wall Turner and others, subject TO cra
ground rent In favor Of the executors or nit ta
Mitehell. Jr. deceased which rent Is reserved III
deed OF lease between said executors ana w P.
: sent owner. bearing date 9Th March, ls6A ,Hhh ih
corded I'm Richmond Hastings Court: sta n"r III.
deed OF lease will he exhibited nc the honr % ~
The foregoing property Is Justly regarded ~ ~
valuable by reason Of its excellent location " a.
centre Of the city, aud In the most des!fao'e p'
thereof for commercial purposes. .h,ll
Whilst the deed requires That the propef.y
be sold for cash. yet we think II more snsm cU.
fourth cash balance at six Iwclye. anu Ilf-
months for negotiable notes. Interest paya In.
yearly, secured by q trust deed. Inc .ahns a
s,,rauce for 1888 t0he paid by the purchasers
s. WAITER ID. BLAZE. Trustees.
nay % JOHN A. MEREDITH, -
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

GALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
~ CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ON JAMES
RIVER SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER,
CALLED tsFRIEND'S.'' CONTAINING Sc
VEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACREs.-At the
request of the Virginia Iron Manufacturing Com
pany. will offer for sale on the premises, on
FRIDAY the 29lh day Of May. 1888: Immediately
after the sale Of Henry w. Fishers real estate
lsay at O'Clock P. NJ, the FARM called
s.Friend's.n In Chesterfield county. on James
river. about seven miles above Richmond on
which there are three good landings and river
front of about one mile; about one hundred acres
are excellent river bottom, two hundred acres of
wood land and the balance mostly cleared high
land, producing remuneratfve crops of wheat
corn and tobacco, There are two good mill sites
on the farm. an unfailing stream Of water running
through the land.
The improvements consist of two comfortable
dwelling-houses, kitchen quarters, tobaccO-louses
barns, stables, and ice-hoise.
= Possession can be had Immediately upon the
purchaser paying for the growing crops at valua-
ton.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance nc six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
withinterest added, secured by n trust deed.
my % w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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2 BY James NJ. Taylor 6 Son, Auetioneers,
Office No. s21 Main street. three doors below Spots.
---.. wood Hotel. -

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
ON ELM STREET, IN ROCKETS, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed of trust executed
to me as trustee by Michael Dolan. dated 5th Janu
ary 1882 duly recorded In the clerks office of the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, to secure
the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned and at the request of the holder OF said
notes. will proceed to sell ut public auction on
TUESDAY the I'd day of June, 1858, on the pre-
misses, at - O'Clock p NJ. the property described
In said deed follows: All that lot piece. or par
eel of land, with the improvements thereon, 'front.'
ming back 1887 feet adjoining the present residence
of said Dolan.
TERMS = Cash enough to pay the expenses
of the sale and one-thrd of the purchase money !;
balance on credit of four and eight months, ne,
gotiable notes, interest added. secured by deed
of trust. JAMES nj. TAYLOR, Trustee. =
Sale to he conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR &
SoN.AuctiOneers,s -, pr s4ss5 .sts.s my 70
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AUesTION sATEs.
FUTURE DAY
BY Wellington Goddin, ~ sgg
sAuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
W ABLE REAL ESTATE. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. At THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF CARY AND ELEVENTH STREETS. AND
HANDSOME LOTS in SIDNEY ON GROVE
STREET: ALSO. ONE EDANDFORTY'
ACRES FW0ODLAND IN HAN0yERCOU
TY NEAR TO KTLBYtS STAT1ON:.By virtue
OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF the city Of
Richmond pronounced on the 18th May, 1863 In
the case of Anderson us. Anderson e CO.: shall
advertised. commencing or TUESDAY the ID OF
June 1903 ut u o'clock NJ, that very valuable LOT
at the northeast corner OF Cary and Eleventh streets
fronting S. feet running bnck $50 feet TO an
After which. at s. o'clock p. NJ, on the premises,
LOTS Nos. 6 and In Sidney, on the south side OF
Grove street. opposite the residence of Captain
Charles T.. 8Iorriss, each fronting 30 feet running
back 1879 feet TO alley 20 feet wide and on the
following day. on the premises. ut ID O'Clock
NJ. near to Kifby's Mill. q, TRACT OFrWOOD-
LAND in Hanover. on the road leading to Good
all's, containing 40 acres, and nearly adjoining
the Emington tract of Land. eysis -.zsss. ,
TERMS !: One-fourth cash; balance ut q 8. and
12 months for negotiable notes. interest added anu
title retained until all the purchase money Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN o. STEGER, Commissioner.
P. s.-As the proceeds Of the foregoing sale IN
part are to be invested In the purchase OF
farm of from $50 TO 200 acres of good land. with
comfortable buildings. In good location, near 70
railroad. within thirty miles of Richmond. with
complete outfit thereon persons having such a
place for sale ut from S3 600 to 90 VIII please
mvss ''' wan s"e 'sss'' W. GoDDIN.
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Gorresnondence OF the Richmond Dlspa1cn. !.
Sunday school Meeting I'M heuroF. !,

I
Sunday school Meeting iH leoo :,
& - D- 80 May %, 1868.
sThia town has been all astir for the three h
,1ays mat in the interests OF district sun
dnu School Convention for the Strawberry
Rantist Association. The Convention was
called by direction Of the General Superin-
tendent OF Sunday Schools, Rev. G. 81. BY
land, md arranged for by Rev. ]. N. Davis,
pastor Of the church at this point. Twenty
five churches and schools were represented
by over fifty delegates, all of them men OF
solid worth, who came together with strong
desires to be benefited.
Twenty three schools reported nearly tae0
thousand officers, teachers, and scholars,
which lis n great improvement upon last
year, and, indeed, all the previous history
of this region. The introductory address
was delivered on Friday night by Rev. c.
H. Ryland. On Saturday two essays, on
the 6 Difficulties of the Sunday School
Work. and "The Good Superintendent y
were presented by Rev. A. Eubank and
Superintendent George 7. Snead respec-
lively; and on Sunday afternoon q like
paper on Qualifications and Duties of the
Good Teacher" by M. E. Shaddock, Of
Lynchburg.s These subjects were tho,
roughly discussed, and great deal Of prac'
teal information impaired.
Mr.. Ryland preached on Sunday morn
ing. to a crowded house. Mass meetings
were held each night, and the people seem,
ed never to weary of the protracted exer,
cises. We had admirable music by the
vigorous, well-drilled Sunday school Of this
church we had the most bountiful hospii'
tally by the people, and we had the testl'
mony Of every delegate and visitor that ne
such meeting was ever held among these
mountains before. For athorough awaken
ing of interest and kindling of enthusiasm
on this great subject, it was said by judges
to be the best yet held in the State.
The beautiful Peaks of Otter still senti
mel this good town, and all the country il
putting on robes of gladness for summer
This is court day, and stirring politica
speeches are expected. II.
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ByJamcs NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
~ Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below SpotsW0od Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L LAND In TILE COUNTY OF CHESTER.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i land. IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MAN.
CHESTER. AND FORMERLY A PART OP
THE FAILS PLANTATION, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF u deed of trust executed to me as
trustee, dated thc 9th day of December, 1859, TO
cure the payment of Il certain sum of money there
I'm mentioned duly recorded In the clerks Office of
the County Court of Chesterfield, part Of which
has not been paid, and being required by the bcnr-
icary IN said deed, will proceed to sell at pub
lie, auction, on MONDAY the lst day Of June, II
fair If not, the next fair day thereafter SUNDAYS
excepted), on the premises, ut O'Clock L. W.,
the property rs above located. and described az
follows: Lots designated In said deed a. T.. L, aud
&. Lot j. having 20 275-l000 acres lot j having
24s40lo00, and lot g having 30 940lOoo acres. Thsr
lots lie well for building purposes. ana the land
be very valuable for private residences aud mar
ket gardens. being contiguous to the town Of Mau-
chester and city OF Richmond.
The, lots will be sold In whole, As above Dc.
scribed, or divided into smaller lots, - may I~
agreed upon on the day of sale.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the expenses Of tn
sale and One-third OF the purchase money: bal.
ancc on credit Of twelve and eighteen m0nih' Tor
negotiable notes, Interest added, and secured y A
deed of trust. Taxes for 1868 TO be paid by llr
purchaser.
plat OF the land can be seen at tile Office of llr
auctlOneers and will be shown on the day Of sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee,
Sale to he conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4
SON. Auctioneers. mylj
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By James NJ. Taylor g Son, Auctioneers.
-.arfs ONCE No. s2l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
Il LOT, ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF MARSHALL AND MUNFORD STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF. RICHMOND, AT AUCTION,
By virtue of deed of trust executed by Simon
Stenlein to me- dated the 18th day of June, 1853,
duly recorded In the clerks Office of the County
Court of Henrico to secure the payment of GER
tain negotiable notes therein mentioned and at the
request of the holder Of portion Of the said notes,
will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises on SATURDAY the 9Th of June, 1853, al
5o' clock 2. NJ, If fair, If not the next fair day
thereafter Sundays exceptedl. the PROPERTY
conveyed In the said deed, as follows A LOT OF
LAND on the south side of Marshall street, adj
joining EIba Park now known as the Washington
Garden fronting thereon 80 feet, and running back
between parallel lines lac feet to an alley twenty
feet wide. with the improvements thereon. con-
sIsting of large BRICK DWELLING and ont
buildings.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough to pay the en-
penses of the sale-the residue on terms to be an
nounced ut the time Of the sale. liberal credit
will be proposed as to part of II.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR q
SON AuctiOncerS. my 20-l0t
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BY Lee q Goddin. Aucti0neers,
No. LIT Main street.
Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND In the suit OF Snthcrlan,'s administrator
ct ais rs. Dolan. the undersigned, ~ special com
misslOners OF said court In said cause. will pro-
eeed on TUESDAY the I'd day Of june. lt%
to sell, OH the premises, ut public auction: al
O'Clock T. NJ, that certain LOT or PARCEL on
LAND. In the city of Richmond on Elm and Poplar
streets In Rockets, containing about l0e feet front
with dwelling and Otlt-hOnses thereon. being "
property now IN possession or the family Of saM
Dolan.
TERMS One-fourth cash; the balance in eqlal
instalmcnts at six. twelve. and eighteen months
with interest added negotiable notes To be given
by tile purchaser for the deferred payments. Tile
to DE retained until the whole purchase money Is
paid. ~ r. X. H0WlSON,
. . A. il. sGUiGOS.
JOHN A. COKE,
Special commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE GoDDIN, AuctionrrF''
I'D
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PsTERsBURG, Nav 26, 1865

PETERSBURG, May 70, 1900.
The ladies who have undertaken to pro-
vide a feast for the benefit Of Grace church
have dressed up Library Hall in the most
artistic and elaborate manner. To look at,
the quantity of evergreens used on the oc-
casion, one might almost suppose that the
country had been explored for miles around
for holly and cedar. You may judge OF the
completeness of the decorations when in
formed that the plastic hands of large
number of ladies of taste have been buslly
engaged for days on the work. 1t seemed
to be their determination to exceed any
thing of the kind that has been heretofore
attempted. The most sanguine expecta-
tions are INDUCED as to the amount to be
realized, and hope to have the pleasure OF
informing you ut the close of the week that
the receipts will aggregate ut least htteeh
hundred dollars. The fair is to be lnaugu-
rated tonight, and will be kept up for seVe-
raj days.
Last night the nominating committee OF
the Radical party met at their nan on
Sycamore street to bring out suitable can
didates at the approaching elections. AS
you may suppose, the inevitable Platte re-
ceiyed the nomination for the highest
otfice-that, namely, of senator from TINS
district in the next Legislature, and FRANK
lin Wood and William Freeland lnegrol ior
tho House of Delegates. Peter Morgan, the
most respectable Radical in the Convention,
was defeated by Freeland. But rotation IN
Office ia fair play. Wood was an unsuc-
cessfsl applicant for one of the best OF the
mnnicipal offices, and Freeland has been
waiting patiently for his turn to come to
sarye the people,. The only wonder is that
the ,nle should not have been applied 70
plotta who seems coyetons of all the honors
tbot can be bestowed for failing to get the
nomination to Congress, he is willing to &c
cent any other position rather than5b be left
ont in the cold. Poor Old Virginia She
ia now the carcass around which the yul-
lures are gathered; but the day OF her
resurrection will yet come, when she Will
be again served by her own children.
A number of placards have been put up
to-day at the corners of the streets and
other conspicuous places, being an al
dress from the negroes Of Norfolk to their
fellow-citizens here of the same race, call
ing on them to vote for Bayne at the con.
eressional election. Chandler is denounced
as having procured his election two years
ago by protesting himself to be Conserva.
tive, and being opposed to negro suffrage
The late Convention at Suffolk is represent
ed to have been gotten up by unfair means
and therefore entitled to no respect. The
appeal is we'll calculated to have an effect
on those to whom it is made; and the pros
poets of Chandler's election, at no time
very bright, ore fading away into darkness
That Bayne will carry the day scarcely ad,
mits of doubt; and, as between the two
we think Conservatives will be gratifed al
such result. S.
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ts-s BY Wellington, Goddin, 80 {
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND1N HENRIG0 COUNTY. on THE
CHARLES CITY OAD.ABQuT EIGHT MILES
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AND,SEAR
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHURCH.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to the subscriber by
Susan b. Winfree, bearing date ON the 81 day Of
July. 1867, duly recorded In Henrico County Court
/ shall proceed to sell nc public auction on FRI
DAY the 5th day of June, 1868, II fair IL not, on
the first fair day thereafter Sunday excepted.
upon the premises, at 10 O'Clock NJ, the REAL
ESTATE located as above. containing $50 acres
more or less on the south side of the Charles City
road. opposite to Four-mile-creek church:
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of sale and the
from the 9Th January 1888 and as to the residue of
sale at such credit will be announced at the hour
of sale GEORGE d. WISE,
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF EXCEL.
~ LENT STORE AND DWELLING. AND
falling G.St CREEK TUREPikE. HAL IN az
WEST OF SANCHESTER.-B virtue of a de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield pro.
n0anced at the May term 1868. In the ease of For
tune rs Taylor ct dls., we shall, as special comm
sionerS thereby appointed, proceed to sell at public
auction. on the premises. ON FRIDAY the 10Th Of
May, 1858, at S O'Clock II. NJ. II fair, ifl0t tie
first fair day thereafter, the BRICK STORE and
DWELLING now occupied by said Fortune, with
the vacant LOTS attached thereto. The location
Is regarded good one for n retail grocery store.
TERMS Enough In cash to dpfray the eN prnsrS
of sale and to3disehargc note for $50 aud all
interest thereon; balance on such terms a. said
Fortune shall prescribe, or In default Of giving
such direction, then on such terms rs the commits.
siOners may deem hest. The taxes for the present
year TO be paid by the purchaser.
,nr,a r. II Il s Mhsm Commissioners,
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{ BY wellington Goddin.
/, Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent

light BEAUTIFULLoTs, ON FRANZ.
,A LIN STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold &C auction, on the premises y.
18th OF May. s1ses at o'clocl NJ y
NJ, that most beautiful and eligihly -locatcd Tor
on the south side or Franklin between First ,,,a
Second streets. between the residences Of NJ NJ
Ellis and Mrs. Brander, fronting 40 feet. rannIns
back 163 feet. sss tSssry - '''s
Also. those seven handsome LOTS on the north
side Of Franklin street. opposite the residence 81
OF the late William Ritter. eacl, fronting 10 res,
running back l5o feet (nlore or lessl to an alley
The foregoing are justly regarded as amongst n.
most; beautiful and attractive lots on FrankIp
street. AZ -.
Also, one beautiful LOT on the corner Of UaryI.
street and the Grove road. near the sidencc a,
Charles Y. NORRIS. fronting sixty feet, running
back one hundred aud twenty feet
= TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at the
hour of sale. WV
my % W.GODDIN Anrtiouenr
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BY wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL BRICK

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL BRICK
TENEMENT ON THE NORTH LINE OF
CLAY BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS.-By virtue of n deed
of trust executed to the subscriber by Mr.: Wilcher
Abrahams dated l4th December, 1887, duly record
ed In Richmond Hastings Court, shall, I'm execu-
ton thereof proceed to sell ut public auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 4th June, 1888,
at o. clock p. NJ. If fair If not, the first fair day
thereafter, the real estate conveyed by said deed
consisting of an excellent BRICK TENEMENT
located as above, containing three rooms, now
renting for fifteen dollars per month The lot fronts
90 -l2 feet Clay street. and runs back SO feet on its
eastern line and 81 feet inches on Its western line
TERMS While The deed requires cash sale
the trust, arrangements have been made by which
the payments will he one-fOurth cash. and the
balance ut four. eight, andtwclve months for nego-
liable notes. interest added, secured by trust
deed The taxes tor 1888 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. j.. i. APPERSON,
my23 Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

MINE EXCELLENT BRICK TENE-
In MENTS IN. SIDNEY. ON THE WEST
SIDE OF CHERRY BETWEEN D0VER AND
WOOD CEMETERY, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction. on fhe premises,
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON the 30tfl Of May.
1883. at S O'Clock, those nine excellent BRICK
TENEbfENTS located as above, eight of them
containing three rooms each, and are well adapted
store below and several rooms above, andis first
rate business place. The foregoing tenements have
stock-brick fronts. with handsome porticos, aud
are remarkably well-huilt and now In good order.
! TERMS 0ne-fourth cash !. balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
terest added, secured by 4 trust deed.
my IS W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.