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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-04-04

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AN EXAMPLE WORTHY OF mi
.TATIoN.-One of the most reSpec-
table merchants of our town, who
has a farm North of Minden up
on which 20 or % negro men are
employed, was visited a short
time ago by the leader of the
crowd, for the purpose of getting
meat to supply their wants and
enable them to make a crop. The
merchant said to him, L will not
give you a pound until after the
election. If you vote with me
and my interests, 1 will befriend
You, but if you vote with my ene-
mics to disfranchise me and en-
danger my interests, you must 60
to them for assistance, for | will
not give you a pound of meat
Does any one pretend to say
that this was not an act of self
preservation on the part of the
merchant? Certainly not. If the
farmers and merchants of Louis
lana will only plant themselves
upon this principle they arr
bound to win Public Sentiment
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y The Office of Registration
for voters, of this parish, opened
at this place on yesterday, 3rd.
In compliance with orders, the
same will be closed Wednesday
evening, 9Th instant.
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u New Hampshire has given
about three thousand majority
tor the Radicals. 1t gave ten
thousand in the last election.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-04-04

~ Ballou's Monthly for April
is an excellent number. The prose
is well gotten up-so are the illus
trations and the poetry. Pub
lished in Boston at 81 so year.
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II It is said that when a Rus
sian husband neglects to beat his
wife for a month or two, she be-
gins to be alarmed at his indiffer-
ence.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-21
BY James III. Taylor q Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

SALE OF VALUAB L Z
4 REAL ESTATE. IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, ADJOINING THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER, EXTENDING DOWN 70
THE RICHMOND AND D 1A,S,DIbLE BAIL
ETTS, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed to the undersigned rs trustees,
dated the I2th day OF October, 1850, to the
puymcIlt Of q certain sum Of money therein men-
toned duiyrecarded In the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Chesterfield, part OF which Is
still unpaid, and being required by the benebcia-
ries In said deed we will proceed to sell Mt public
auction on MONDAY the. LIST dry OF June, 1863, II
fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter lsmdays
exceptedI on the premises ut half-past 4 oclock
p NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY rs above
located consulting of THREE LOTS OF LAND
described IN said deed us b, G, and ID /; lot con.
tanning 30 e3l-l000 acres lot containing Fl Jls-cD
acres and lot ID containing % 337-lo0o acres; MI
bounded by the Richmond ind DanYille RAILROAD
which extends down to tho coal yard OH the soui
side of James river opposite the steamboat wharf
at Rockets, and fs considered TO be the best lana
is nowin market, From Its contigiity TO Tie c,ly
OF Richmond and town OF Manchester this land Is
rendered still more valuable.
TERMS Cash enough 10 pay she expenses OF
sale aud one-third of the purchase money; balance
OH credit Of twelve and eighteen months l0r Ne
gotiable notes. interest added md secured by deeh
OF trust Taxes for 1858 to be paid by the
i plat Of the land can be seen ut the ONCE OF ,e
auetf0neers. and will be shown on the day or sale.
! JAMES N. TAYLOR Tr,stees
&C. w. GODDIN, 80 -.
Sale conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR q SON
Aucttoneers. go. - ny -
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by WELLINGTON Goddin,
xntttoneer and Real Esfske lscna

E9 ARGE SALE or LOTS IN THE p, in
fFs, ePEERRTTSSoHSS5 , D. ggagsAssHI4vERN
TlOM:s.MtIlSbe sold &C auction ON NoNDay
AFTERNOON the 18th May, DC q o,cIock cn,.
menciDE> nenr TIC grocery store OF John nj Reya
ridge, on Brook xvcnae, the following Lois
list Lots Nos. il II. IS. fs II ana ma. ),
No laand ne whole Of lot M. a In PA Isco Of
Shocks plan; hayiug fronts on Calhoun and Rosne
Also the following LOTS and SQUARES IN n.
pian Of Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern properly.
2df That beautiful square. No. s bounded ~
Mes sn sps,5s Sss and oaheli streets hay-
Sd. Another beautiful square, No. TO- boupde8
by Mitchell Webster. Cabc1f and Roare sfrecssa
haytng an aggregate front OF 4.73 feet. sS~'
and Allen streets hayfng an aggregate ront ~ y
fed, on which stands d email framed tencm M
containing four or fiye rooms. - t"s'1 : '1
ser Hickory and Hen streets containina an a sS
gTegate ffonfof sia feet. - q---S' Feis ".i az
sth. Square No: Is bounded by Mitchell. Web.
ster Allen and st Peter streets Containing an az.
/ 9TH. Angular square No. II fronting 100 feet or
north side Of Webster street bounded also BY AL.
~ Also, at the same time and place.
! 9Th. Part OF lot No.. 1873 on che north cid, 81
Rockets street foppoaite to Rockets warehouse,
fronting Is feet. running back los feet and havnsa
9th. LOT at the northeast corner. or Mars,,,u
and Sixteenth streets, fronting a feet, runnjn~
back $50 feet.
10th. One undivided third part of a tract Of land
In Webster county, West Virginia containing COO
owned by W.. Goddin. James Lyons, and Fl, G.
Cabel who Will unite In the sale so as to sell the
whole tract. sesg z - ssefs $50 @rs ~ -
hour Of sale WELLINGTON GoDDI 4 INC
~ my II 1870 ss Auctionrer
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.YasnrNGToN, May 20, .IsssS,

- ~.
Notwithstanding the runaors Of Cabinet
changes and other imp political
Affairs. everything remainssas quiet In this
c;tv as in q summer recess. A recess is
virtually in existcaces as neishcr sHouse
expects to do any business whatever until
after the Chicago exciteme rent lis over and
the Impeachment articles finally acted
upon, both Of which win probably belong
to the history Of next week. Outside Of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the impeachment
Msnagers, who are in pursuit of fancied
corruption somewhere in the Senate, there
is nothing going on ut the capitol which in
the least challenges public interest.
There was a fun Cabinet meeting to-day,
all the members being present, Including
General Thomas, who still represents the
War Department at Cabinet meetings.
Stanton, of course, never goes near the
White House, and, for soma reason or other,
which has nerer been explained, viii per-
sist in having tslgg the doors of the War Of
fee building kept securely locked, except
ing the main entrance on Seventeenth
street. General Schofeld is expected to
unbar them when impeachment is ended
and the newly mapped -out Cabinet officials
are duly installed into the places rnmor has
set apartsfor them. In all the departments
matters remain about the same as they were
during the trial, and whatever changes are
to be mafe, it ia thought viii not occur until
impeachment has been definitely disposed
of. Il The ud-talking clerks, however,
manage now to keep rather silent on poll
tics, which is in great contrast to their con-
dtct some days ago.
Grants friends all say that he has no
notion whatever Of declining the nomi-
nation Of the Chicago Convention, and
that he has so expressed himself within
the last few days. Prominent Democrats
here are generally inclined to believe
that Conservative nominatiog~to a<bes
made ut New York is narrowed down to
Pendleton and Hancock, with the chances
decidedly in favor Of the latter. Very few
imagine that Chief Justice Chase will have
any show whateverin the Convention, not
withstanding the great respect and admira,
ton ShoWl for him by the Democratic
masses ON account Of his fairness during
all the impeachment trial and his eminent
and standard legal abilities. The reports
gain strength that Chase will receive the
nomination of third party, and oil such
rumors are not to be despised. IS,
Grant is said to be opposed az toto to any
thing like reading the lawyer senators who
voted outside of party commands in the
Senate on Saturday last out of the organi-a
cation. They have virtually already been
read out of the fold, and repetition of the.
reading in more practical shape may GER
tainly.be expected at Chicago. 49,.
The weather is threatening rain, and
very cool for the season. TIMoN. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-21
BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioncers,
No. LIZ Main street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNI

INVALUABLE IMPROVED. AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, ON MAI
SHALL BETWEEN EIG HIT ZENITH AND
NINETEENTH STREETS. AND ON NINE
TENTH STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TIoN.-7on THURSDAY alst Of May, 1853, in the
ON the premises, we VIII offer for sale at public
auction. by request of the owner, the following
very valuable REAL ESTATE, situated rs above
stated. ,E,%tssss st5zzi. ,s7ss go 80 SO 4
Nineteenth street, extending back 100 feet to an
+ I'd. Lot adjoining, fronting 25 feet as above,
having same depth. upon which Is comfortable
frame tenement with five rooms.
3d. Lot next to the above. fronting 80 feet by 100
4th-Two building lots of 80 feet each by1oo feet
{ to I0-foot alley. az,ss-g aes.-zE I.
stu Lot. with brick tenement thereon, fronting
( % feet inches, rs above. 49, Sc
9th. Lot II feet front, with small brick building
7th Large lot on Nineteenth street between Mar
shall and Clay streets, fronting on Nineteenth
street 623 feet and running back IFS Sc feet upon
which fserected large brick building two stories
high with front of 80 feet ON Nineteenth street,
+ extending back $50 feet with she'd attached. -
This property, by its central location aud the
present Improvements, which at q small outlay,
might be readily converted into suitable buildings,
is wei adapted to n foundry tobacco, or other
manufacturing establishments
2Ifnot Sold the last.named property be rented
or leased as maybe determined on the day of sale.
TERMS: one-fonrth cash residue ON credit Of
g. IL and Is months for negotiable notes interest
added, and secured by trust deeds. Taxes for 1883
the purchaser or purchasers to pay.
my IS LEE & GopDIN. -Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-21
BY James II. Taylor q Son. Auctioneers,
], s.i-, Office No. s2l Main street,
- three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
THRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE

BgShUSTEEsS SAI<E2 @Ofs fALUhoob
/ N 5BAND.zIN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD. ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MA ~,
CHESTER, AND FORMERLY "A PART or
THE FALLS PLANTATION LAT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed TO rue Is
trustee, dated the 9Th day OF December, 1852 70 SCI
cure the payment Of certain sum OF money there.
in mentioned duly recorded IN the clerks 9aisc Of
has not beer paid and being required by the bene-
eiary In said deed, win proceed TO sell ~ pug,
lie auction, on MONDAY the LIST day OF Jins, ~. u
fair, IL not tie next fair day thereafter lsGidafs
lexceptedh on the premises, at tS O'Clock Z. h.,
the property as above located. and 0escripeu W
follows Lots designated In said deed rs f. y, anu
q. Lot T. buying o. 275-l000 sores lot y haSibs
asso-Io00 and lot g having 30a9-looo acres IRss
lots lie well for building purposes ana the lana
In high state or cultivation, AMI Us considsreaW
be very valuable for private residences and aaI
ket gardens, being contiguous TO the town OF Mau
chester and city or Richmond.
sjThe lots sMifi be sold In whole. as ABOVE 1e
scribed or divided into smaller lots, IS may "
agreed upon on the day OF sale. -,
TERMS :Gashenough to psy the expenses " h as
sale aud one-third OF the purchase Eioney Tor
nce on credit OF twelve and eighteen d nv va
negotiable notes. interest addcd, anG sesgS ~ he
deed OF trust. Taxes for 1865 20 be pala ~ 'n0
niaf OF the land can be seen at the cfee o. We
ancttonsers aud win be shown ON the tay 81 sae'
. JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustse'
BALE to be conducted by JAsfES ID. fAiLosss "
SoS AuctfOneerS. - Soy "a - - ~!
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A DOMESTIC SENsATIoN.-A Fort Wayne
.(Ohio) paper relates how q little I" UNI
pleasantness ''recently occurred between
gentleman and his wife residing in that
place, which came about in this wise A
gentleman married o. lady several years
ago who he had known but short
time. In the family was employed a young
man of all work whose services the lady in
question had engaged. 5 The gentleman
made no objection but lately his suspi-
cions were aroused that all was not right.
On Saturday he informed hiswife that busi-
ness requested his presence in LIMA, Ohio,
that evening, and he did not think he would
return until Monday. This was only a
ruse, and he returned to his house after
dark, in company with two friends, to whom
he had impaired his suspicious. Judged
their surprise and the husbands indigna-
ton to see the lady actually kiss the young
man. TO rush into the house and accuse
the partner of his, joys ana woes with un--
faithfulness was but the work of a moment.
She received him with perfect: compo-
sure, not muscle of her face moved as she
heard his upbraidings, but asked him if he
was through, and then told him that the
young man was her son, the result of her
first marriage, her former husband having
died on the scaffold, in one of the eastern
States, many years ago, for heinous crime.
The fact she intended to keep secret from
her husband and all the world, but she
must prove her innocence. Then, going to
the bureau, she opened the drawer, and
gave her, husband the. certificate OF her her
marriage, the paper containing her mar 1r,
rage notice, and also that of the birth OF
her son, and, lastly, the paper giving Q full
account of the execution of her husband.
The husband fell on his knees and implored
her forgiveness, and the party accompany
ing him Withdrew 49,
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8 BY Grubbs 6 Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE UNE,

fRUsSTEEsS SALE OF THE UNEX-
Il PRED LEASE OF A VALUABLE SOAP
AND CANDLE FACTORY, MACHINERY,
5FIXTURES, STOCK OF SOAP. CANDLES
MATERIALS, &C., &C., AT AUCTION.-B d.
rection Of the trustees named In, n deed OF trust
1886, and recorded In Henrico County Court Office.
the said trustees having been thereto requested by
the holder Of the note secured by said dccl) We
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on FRI
DAY the 22d day CT May, commencing at IL o. clock
A.. NJ, IL fair, IL not, then on the next fair day
thereafter, ut the same hour, the following de-
scribed property. conveyed In said deed-to wit
All the right title, and interest OF the said Webb
In the SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY at the
from Charles L. Bruce, with all the additions and
improvements made by him to the same
the FIXTURES and MACHINERY In said fac
tory, consisting I'm part OF
STEAM BOILER,
- FLAMING MILL,
ISAWIN6i MACHINE,
ssPAAT at en- T cANp aW M sF,TT N
25 LARGE SOAP FRAMES, ~
/ HOSTING, MACHINE. ~
81 Sundry COPPER PUMPS
BUCKETS. &C.. $50
and all the stock Of SOAP, CANDLES, and MA
TERIAL on hand.
The whole is believed TO embrace everything
requisite In q well-arranged soap and candle
/, The deed requires sale for cash, but It Is proba-
BILE that an arrangement may be made to allow Il
reasonable credit upon sums exceeding $780, OF
which notice will be given at the time OF, sale.
~ sa lss GRUBBS 81 WILLIAMS,
my q = Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT, the large and elegant fa ;5
STORE No. 1909 Main street. opposite EN-
tho most office. with all the FIXTURES necessary
for first-class dry goods business. For terms
apply to FRAN NJ g, S,f sdEhhK sfSset
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-21
BY Lee q Goddin, Auetioneers,
No. lllT Main street.

DYs VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
TS CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE CITlsOFRIc
MOND In the suit of SHsheylayidis administrator
ct ais rs polap, the undersigned as specisl COM
missioners Of said court In said cause Will pro-
ceed on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day OF May. ie6s,
to sell on the premises &C pubic auction; at 2
LAND, In the city OF Richmond on Elm and Poplar
streets In Rocketta containing abort 100 feet 'front.'
with dwelling md cusehCnses thereoas being the
Oolap. sssfs1 800 ~ - estssss.
TERMS Gne-f1nrtls cash; the balanee IN equal
instruments AZ six, twelve, and SftceA months,
with in{sresf added negotiable notes TO be given
by tile purchaser for the deferred aaysnsnts itic
TO he Retained until the whole purchase nones u
spaid. ~ IS 81 s.AYIs 80 r. a. A0AHIS9Es
s..szga $ 49,. 4 = b, GuIGQN No.
essssts-e4 49, JOHN EsC0kEs
Special COMMUNIST asess.s
~ ssls Is conducted y IsF Z e0spls' s' l'sssss.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

y 80
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
EEA ArH EsT Ia IN M TIE sepHTY or
HAMMOCK R1yER.-BY virtue Of q deed Of trust
executed to the undersigned and r, w. Elsome by
B. 3. McKenny, bearing dgte the Ath day OF Sep.
"WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF June, is6s, if fair,
not he of
sSSatsns one SIS fS1, 81 Asf
TEENPoLEs, formerly the property OF Joseph
@. Cabeil, deceased There are about six hundred
acres ,anS the Y weI ,aSen N
used I'M the New York Market and will command
on the shore from 90 50 30 81 per cord. No timber
rat VIII have to De hauled a more T , taaa Two
steamboat landing within two and half miles OF
the farm, where steamers plying between Frede-
The open land has been married., and will produce
corn, wheat rye, and oats: The various grasses
ne osG oss as
smaller ores giving an equal quantity of open ana
wood land To ca h. Fish. and oysters can be got
: The markets of Baltimore, Philadslphia, WASH
ington. Norfolk aud Fredericksburg are all acces-
si6Ie, which make this farm much
frame dweilng with 1--we OF SIX rooms two barns
several corn-houses, and eight or Scn BET saiias
Persons wishing to zee the farm win be shown II
-byB. ri. Robinson, near Eancastor Coursaguss.t (,
Selling as trustee, viii convey sncn lMls e -
vested in me the terms o. III. tns y, sse srs-
ssonasie s arsa A D. s. Trustes
Ne see s ss R!sfss s s ssa 81
SWO0nLANB, being the renaaineer OF tne G0rro,
g me ~ ts sba ny s 20 9nia
piece al iandis very and y near nayiga-
BILE N6fG1S ss@ss II y -
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

A BEAUTIFUL BRICK COTTAGE, ON
II THE NORTH SIDE OF. MARSHALL
STREET BETWEEN NINTH, AND TENTH
On FRIDAY the 2od day Of May. ut o. clock p. NJ,
we will sell the western one of the two neat, bean
situated as above, and adjoining the residence of
p. w. HARDWOOD. 1t has four rooms. and . bath
ROOM a Kitchen with two rooms water, and gas.
It Is constructed In the most modern style and in
every way adapted for the comfort OF a family.
1t Is built on a ground lease of $3.50 per annuni
to run to 25th September 1870 at which time, If not
renewed on the same terms, the: lessor Is to pay
valuation for the buildings. ,..33 D.
TERMS Onc-lalf cash balance ut three, SIX,
andnine months, with interest, and secured by q
trust deed Purchaser to pay taxes for 1865. s6sy
Immediate possession will he given.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS ~
NV IA 4.s AuctiOneers.
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= BY uaber % Wa,ktns, Aucticneers.s
,rRusrrEs, SALE or AN ELEGANT

TRUSTEES SALE or AN ELEGAaNs.r1;
{ ANpExTENsIyEP RIyATE R t.snnaf., IS
FOR MERLY THAT OF MR. SlCn aygL.1I
MILLa DECEASED.l IN TIE G!Tff,, S 9s S htTTrH
slp ES F LEiGH s III BkTWEEN sEy.
ENTH AND EfGztTH STREETS AZ. -, ~.
TION.-Ry virtue OF 8 certain decd OF tras. ,sSr
ecutes to the subscribers, dated 10Th ~ i,.
tiniy recerded In this ofiice OF the Court oi
ings for the city of Richmond IN DEED sSSa =,
page ss being thereto required py Tue ,;sas on
cured wejRfl sell iy auction, on she ~ ~ .o.
WEHNESItAy the nth May, ise5 lslt ,a,IeS.
che next fair day. at O'Clock T. a., lhS M mai
tate Stesegdbei In the deed ss f9hewsa sstsi, the
BRICK DMEELISG-fioG USE ehsl s sah aays
sspS se SI,,,sips 81 tie City q Ris CHI
morI va Having front OF ase hoafsd r ana
siytS Sf on lie ncrtEeTn line 0f s,rsst. ne
nic from seventh TO Eighth street snd i ns tt
:. ts ss3 rssi,liing bark 1ne kuncrsa aud hts
To- an Alley twenty feet Wide. This prols,,s
n unable and such as II rarely in marxes.,
iii be sod IS whole or divided ~ MAY ~ 'e'si
s1ns II s dced requires cash paym,ssnt q
saiz oo0 but BY consent OF parties, mes I've '''
tsrils nay ia announced on tle dNyol ss : SIPS
49,. - - JAMEH PLEAsAnxSss
SO Is JOEL b. ATala s;ss.
: MY ILL., - ses 81 ~ go - -
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctionecrs,
No. lit Main street.
TEW AND HANDSOME COTTAGE

NEW AND HANDSOME COTTAGE
in RESIDENCE. ON CLAY STREET NEAR
HARRISON. ADJOINING THE GARDEN OF
THOMAS b. BIGGER. FOR SALE AT AUG
.TION.-On SATURDAY the 23d instant, ut half
past 5o.clock p. NJ. we will sell ON the premises
that handsome FRAMED COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE located on the north side of Clay street.
and adjoining the garden Of Colonel Thomas j.
Bigger, containing five rooms, and kitchen with
two rooms. The LOT has q front of thirty feet.
and extends back the usual depth. For q small
family, this Is a nice little home.
TERMS Liberal and announced at sale.
LEE & GODDIN,q
myN Aucti&eers.
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By A. G. Pulliam, Auctfoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
i AND SIXTY A G Pc s OF VALUABLE
LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va
Bv virtue of the provisions of decd of trust exc
c,ited to me by +. c. Chalklcy and wife to secure
the payment Of certain debts therein named, and
bearing date the 14th day of July $780, and duly OF
record In the Clerks office Of the county of Chess
terrified, IwilI sell at public auction. on the prem
ises. ut IL O'Clock M. on FRIDAY the 9Th day of
June 1883 that beautifully-ocated tract of excel
lent FARMING LAND, containing ONE HUN
of Chesterfield on the Richmond and Petersburg
turnpike, about eight miles from Richmond, and
adjoining the lands Of James B. Jones, Esq, and
Captain II. A. Willis. .
TERMS One-thlrd cash balance at six and
twelve months In bonds, and deed of trust to
secure the deferred payments. - -s.S =
BENJAMIN III. NASH, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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By Lee 6 Goddin Auctioneers,
No. lit Main street.

.TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM, ON
THE CHARLES CITY ROAD THREE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of the provisions of eedof trust exc e.
Hogan and of record in the Office of the Clerk Of
Henrico County Court In Deed Book 81, page ais,
Will proceed to SELL being thereto requested by the
beneficiary at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, ed May, 1858, ut 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the
LAND conveyed by said deed. the same being the
tract Of land called "GEQRGE,S:m containing Ing
ONE H UNDR ED AND THTRTY.THREE
ACRES more or less, adjoining the lands OF DIR.
II. Loaand. John N. Davis, and others. -, -
TERMS: Cash as to about 81, zoo balance upon
such terms as the said Hogan may prescribe, or In
default Of such direction the trustee may think
proper. JOSEPH O.: Ellie, Irustee.