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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

NIX
IRON AND BRASS FO UNDRX,
JOHN v. RICE CO., Proprisssss,
Wilmington, DEL,
Steam Pipes, Coal shutcs Hitching Posts, Window
Crates, &C., constantly on hand. Every DESCRIPTION
Of Casting done.
~ List Of patterns may be had on application.
nafbw-1y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

FOR SHERIFF
~ or NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
Sylvester Rianhsrd,
Subject to the decision of the Republican Nomna-
tion feb2T.ifw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

FEMALE BENEVOLENT SocIErY. The members
OF this Society having closed their labors for tho
season, offer 10 contributors the following state
ment Of receipts and expenditures for the last
yenr:-
BALM Treasury, Sd month, Both, 1867 :. $3.50
income OF society. .S66.O0
Annual subscriptions and donations. ....$301.73
,-ESt be .isi & va .f.,t g0 saae "a
Expended for clothing, fuel, gro E
ccries, etc.. ................ S93905
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-02

DRIME CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED-just 10
Il ceived at j. A. ROBINSON d CO.,
I'd and Market SIS,
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was given her by the Gypsy Queen An! !. .
light breaks in upon him. inc oue1 -. 70
jealous OF her because Thaddeus io'e' no
and she laid this snare for her rum.
She draws dagger ana makes Oh o" ~
tempt to prepare herself 1or 1ne nanas s y.
the coroner, but is seized by Coune arm
helm. who recognizes her as ms aaughter.
&C NV own. my long-lost child - Great Joy
Of the father, mingled with ecstatlc bursts
from the orchestra.
iT In the third act Florestein, the foppish
courtier. courts Airline, but is rejected
scornfully. If you are father, how would
Won like such courtier to court your
daughterf :,
Thaddeus steals an interview with Ar
line. Her father catches him stealing it..
Thaddeus declares to him their mutual love,
and wants to marry her. This was the last
hair that broke the CampbeWS back. he
can never consent to see his daughter the
wife of Bohemian, knowing how little
reliability attaches to that class OF writers.
But Thaddeus of W. pulls out OF his
pocket his commission as captain, with
Stanton's signature, and declares himself
to be no Gypsy, but Pole of noble altitude.
"Nay, Pole" cried the Count, with
tone and manner quite Na-pole-ion'c;
"then take her, and may you ever be
happy "" o. ,..
With the exception of trifing little cpl
sode, in which, OF the instigation of the
Jealous Gypsy Queen, Gypsy attempts to
shoot Thaddy, the bullet killing the Queen
instead, the occasion was joyous one.
We suppose the Bohemian Girl realized
her dream, and "dwelt in marble halls "
from that time with the choice Of her heart,
occasionally practicing together some of
those beautiful duets with which they used
to soften the arduous life of Gypsy.
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BY COOK % LSuBubJHs huCtioiccIot
corner OF Governor ana Franklin streets.
TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IL CARPETS, COOKIN6-RANGE, GAS FIX
TUREa. &C, at AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
the 10th Instant at 10 O'Clock, we Will sell at the re-
sidence Of Mrs. Fitzgerald twho Is dcciinln I,
and Seventh streets, all Of her HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, consisting Of
excellen: VAIN 1T fARLoR SUIT covered
srx w}se FaiEfs9' ROSEWOOD PIANO, made
excellent Ell gsn TFnaPslsTRY CARPET little used
Handsome MARBLE-ToP TABLE and ETA
DA sTI5S CURTAINS and WINDOW
very ornamental CHANDELIERS.
Two chambers are furnished with
Excellent SUITS IN WALNUT, with marble
ton pieces and wardrObes;
mahogany CHAMBER SUIT complete:
handsome SOLID OK CHAMBER SUIT,
COTTAGE BEDS rEADS,
CANE ROCKERS,
A large number q Superior FEATHER BEDS,
HAI RRL 11G sH1r BRL MATTREssEs
BLANKETS,
BEDDING, &C., &C.
CHAMBER and PARLOR STOVES,
PASSAGE and FLOOR OILCLOTH,
The dining; room !s furnished With .
A large quantity of CRoCKERY,
GLAssWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY and LINEN.
The usual amount of KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including
An excellent COOKING-RANGE, with all the
necessary appurtenances.
The Furniture may be seen on Tuesday.
COOK LAUG HTON.
de IL Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionserS'
1899 Main street.

VERY VA yALUABHE T EnR see tAtTD
TIoN nv wit me of deed OF trust made the M
teenth day of March, 1852, and duly record a In the
clerks Office of the Hastings Cout. VIII; III, a. as
SESOAY the Esd December, at u O'clock n. on
The premises, the valuable Ionr-s:9ry BRIGk
FACTORY. with all the FACTORY F'A ruREe
Christisn at the annual rental OF 81, 900.
The lot fronts eighty feet on Main street, with
usuai depth, and has upon IL besides the factory
brick Kitchen box shop. and she'd for drying to-
bacco the whole IN good condition. Possession
wen March L 1885.
TERMS: Though the deed requires cash sale.
am instructed to say that for The real estate tnt
following terms Will be accepted: One-tonrtI
cash balance at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest added, secured by a trust ceed. aoi
the hxtures: For all sums over $50, sixty GAYS
credit for approved endorsed paper, or cash. at tas
dc Lids +, II, WHlTL0CK, Trustee,
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PETERSBURG, December IA, 1868.

PETERSBURG, December IA, 1868.
Death again has been in our midst, ana
has struck down shining mark. Ut. >
J. Thweatt died suddenly last night with
out any premonitions Of his approaching
fate. He stood at the head Of the protes-
sion in this city, and was beyond all doubt
onn Of the most accomplished physicians in
tbe State. He was consulted in almost every
/, critical case not only in the city, but as fer
I in the country as he was willing to SO. But
of late wears, owing to severe injury
received from fall, his physical activity
was much impaired, insomuch that the use
Of his lower extremities was well nigh lost
to him. His faculties, however, continued
to the last as bright as ever. He mani
tested wonderful clearness in compre-
hcnding the diseases of his patients; and
was, moreover, an elegant writer, having
contributed many valuable papers to the
medical literature Of the times. His age
mas about sixty.
We learn by private kilograms, as we'll as
by dispatches to the press, that Judge Ihos.
8. Gholson was found dead in his bed yes
terday morning at Savannah. No particu-
lars. however. have been received by his
friends in this city. The greater part of
his active life was spent here, where he ac-
cumulated handsome fortune by the prac-
tice of the law and by his fine business
talents. When the war was over he went
to Liverpool, where he and Mr.. Walker
This son-in-law) established an American
house devoted to the cotton trade. He was
in the habit of visiting the South every
year to promote the interests of the firm,
and was far from his family when death
overlook him.
Late on Saturday night, or rather on
Sunday morning, a FIRE occurred at Ellerslie,
on Swift creek, belonging to the estate OF
the late David Dunlop, by which the barn
with its contents was burned to the ground.
1t was large building, being about sixty
by thirty feet in size, and surrounded by
sheds for horses and cattle. The property
has been rented for year or two past by
Captain James NJ. Rogers, formerly of Sus-
sex, who loses between two and three hun
bred dollars worth of hay, shucks, wagon,
and farming implements. Fortunately,
there was no grain in the house, and the
horses had been turned out at nightfall.
The barn was insured, but none Of the con-
tents. No one knows how the fire originated,
80 that we are left to suppose it was the
work of an incendiary. But Captain
Rogers has had no difficulty with any one,
and is in fact one of the best men in the
world. 1t could not, therefore, have been
done to crafty any revengeful feeling. s.
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ByA. C. Pulliau, Auctioneer,
invest corner Of Main and Fourteenth stree
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
SJOF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
AT kITCTION-Ry virtue Of decree OF the
County Court OF hesterfeld county, NovembeT
term 1888 in the case Of &. A. Wood as. WOOD Ell
nix will sell at public auction in front of Che5-
terrified courthouse on TUESDAY. December
8, 1858 (that being court-dav), TRACT OF LAND
containing from 100 to 200 acres bounded north ana
tract west by John Woods tract, east by New
road.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six. eight
and twelve months Interest added, in negotiable
notes, and title retained until deferred payments
are paid. L. n. 1880,
A. G.. PUILIAsI, kuctioneer.
In consequcr ce of The changingo: the day for
holding court, the above sale VIII take place on
TUESDAY the 18th instant. that being court-day
T. III. LOGAN, Commissioner.
dao tn, Tn
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The BIG TRANSPORTATION, Of the Boston
Journal, has taken in the big trees of Cali
fornia on his homeward route. He thus
alludes to them:
cit is five miles to the grove of big trees,
though there are trees all around US which
would be called big in the East. We climb
q hill-our horses all the way plunging
their hoofs into granulated granite-hardly
enough decomposed to be classed as soil.
A few minutes ride down the southwestern
slope of the hill and We are among the
monarchs of the forest. They do not seem
to be at first sight very much larger than
the surrounding pines, and it is only by
measurement and comparison that we
can comprehend their magnitude. The
great elm on Boston Common 10 be-
tween six and seven feet in diam
eter, but here are six hundred trees
the smallest Of which is twelve feet
in diameter, and the largest thirty
three. The measurements which give these
diameters are taken one yard from the
ground. Ten feet up they have diminished
about one-third, but above that hold their
dimensions to a great height. One which
fell many years ago, from which the bark
has crumbled, is now thirty-three feet in
diameter, and you can walk two hundred
and fifty feet along that portion of the
trunk which has not yet decayed. One
board from this tree would be sufficient to
board up the side of a meeting house. We
might hew from this single trunk the hull
of ship Of greater tonnage than the Santa
Maria, in which Columbus crossed the
ocean-one larger even than the Mayfower
of the Pilgrims. Sit down and look
at the monster called the "grizzly
giant" 1t is ninety feet up to the
first limb, which is six feet and four
inches in diameter. A limb 100 feet from
the ground has been broken off thirty feet
from the body of the fallen tree, and the
fallen portion lies before us on the ground,
eleven feet in circumference, or nearly four
feet in diameter There are thirteen of
us in our party, and we all ride into the
burned cavity of one tree still standing,
and sit there upon our horses, with room
for six or eight more! We ride through
the hollow trunk of another fallen tree
thirty feet, as if it were section of the
Thames tunnel, or of q tubular railway
bridge Were l the first to give such
statements, your readers would have rea-
son for saying that | was lineal de-
sccndant of Baron Munchausen."
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A FLOOD OF ENoCu ARDENs.-The
Enoch Arden business is being done to
death. The papers are full of cases headed
"Auother Enoch Arden" " Enoch Arden
in Real Life,"" Enoch Arden Again" and
Enoch Arden Outdone." BY this time
every body knows the story of Enoch Ar
den. Briefly, Enc" went away from
home, and was gone longer than he ex-
pected to be. His wife got lonesome and
married another man. When "Ene" came
back he found she was enjoying herself
80 he settled down in an adjacent poorhouse
and didn't interfere. This was hand
some thing to do, and Tennyson made quite
story of it, which was also handsome
thing in Tennyson. But it does not follow
that all these scalawags who ran away
from their lovely spouses fifteen or twenty
years ago, and have just disturbed the
peace of the world by reappearing,
are Enoch Arden, or that it Is neces-
sary to publish their biographies in the
local papers. Enoch Arden was q trump
or rather, he would have been if there had
ever been any such fellow,-but these fell
lows that are turning up every day in the
newspapers are the commonest kind Of cat
tie, who were great only in disappearing,
and miserably obtuse in ever coming up
again. We have had now within few
months, in different parts of the country,
the Enoch Arden who came back and found
his wife married again, and made great
row about it, and kicked his successor down
stairs; the Enoch who was not kindly re-
membered at the domestic hearth, and was
himself kicked out; the Enoch who took
matters philosophically, and played game
of "seven-up to see who should 60 and
stay; the Enoch who came back, and
found his wife had been married twice,
and was waiting to be married again
and now we have, away out West, an Enoch
Arden who was scattered in his infancy
and broken up by the war-didn't know
any of his friends, hadn't even straw
berry mark to identify himself or anybody
else by, and after roaming around several
years married q woman whom he discover
ed afterwards to be his own sister, and then
he disappeared. r..
And the conclusion we have arrived at,
in all this business, is that there is toe
much Of it. We've been reading these
thrilling yarns for month or two with q
considerable measure of credulity. But
we /" pass in our checks No more Enochs
for US, please. They are too common alto.
gether. One stone inside of turnip is O
phenomenon, but the novelty wears of
after you've found bushel or two of them
Hartford Post.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers-
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE THE SPOTs-
WOOD HOTEL.-On FRIDAY, 18th day or De-
cem6er 1868 at 2M shall sell, as assignee Of FER
dnand Eeurath, bankrupt at publ, auction,
those TWO VALUABLE TENEMENTS. Nos.
So4 and sos, located on the north side Of Main be-
tween Eighth and Einth streets, Immediately OPP
posite the Spotswood Hotel and at present occu-
ped by John Boucher 4 Co: and the said oank,
rupt his property will be sold subject to ground
rent of fifty dollars per month under deed OF
lease for five years beginning on the lst day OF
December. 1857 and expiring n the LIST day OF De.
cember 1879, and to deed of trust duly recorded
In the Richmond Hastings Court for $500. made to
secure tho payment OF a negotiable note for the
same amount maturing on the 9Th day OF January,
1859.
= t the same time and place l shall also sci! the
FIXTURES in No. SOC occupied by SAID bank
ruptl consisting Of a COUNTER, SHOWCASE.
pair Of SCALES, SHELVES, large assortment OF
TERMS. Cash GEORGE ROSS,
Assignee of F. Neurath bankrupt
Postponed. ON account Of Indictment weatner' TO
TUESDAY the 18th instant at the same hooEr VIZ
O'Clock VI EsOt, or b, r,tT,
dc - Assignee of F. Neurath bankrnpt.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1k1p Main street.

THREE VERY DESIRABLE FRAME
z TENEMENTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OH
VFNhBLE STREET NEAR THE CORNEIh ~
TWENTY-FiFTH STREET, FOR SALE A
AUCTION-Wew wi sell at public auction on tine
premises, on TUE-DAY The 18th day OF Decem o.
1855 at 4 O'Clock P. M, three neat FIX ~ Ten Z:
five rooms each with the usual out-houses, at pre-
sent occupied by good and punctual tenants at far
rents. - ,z., o,,
and the other 80 feet (more less), running BACK
depth Of $50 feet (Inore or less).
Parties Of limited means seeking an INVESTMENT
would do we'll to attend--------
TERMS: Liberal, and at sale. ,u,,rp
do,n Auctioneers.
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BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer,

southwest corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets
GALE BY TRUSTEE ITO BE MADE IN
y RICHMOND OF AN INTEREST IN THE
TRACT OF LAND LYING PARTLY IN pow
TERRIFIED COUNTY. KNOWN AS "KES-
NICK OF WHICH MAJOR JOHN CLARKE
DIED SElZED.-In pursuance OF trust deed
dated the 7th Of July 1853, from Richard T. Archer
to the undersigned as trustee shall offer for sale
at public auction, on SATURDAY the 18th day OF
December, 1885, at II O'Clock NJ. at the southwest
corner Of Main and Pearl streets, in front OF the
Office Of :. G. Puliam in the city of Richm ID d.
the UNDIVIDED INTEREST Of the said Richard
T. Archer in the tract of land above mentioned
supposed to contain about 500 acres, more or less
TERMS Cash, unless by consent Of parties
other terms shall be substituted,
&. G.. MCRAE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
lp0
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TRUSTEES SALE OF JAMESTOWN
4 ISLAND.-By virtue Of a deed of trust from
William a lien and wife to the subscriber, dated
lst December. 1886, duly recorded in James City
County Court, I shall, In execution thereof pro-
coed to cell at public Auction ut my office, at the
corner OF Main and Eleventh streets, In the city
of Richmond. on THURSDAY. December 81 1863,
at IL O'Clock NJ, If fair If not, the next fir day.
the real estate conveyed nv said deed, being that
very valuable estate of historic fame known rs
JAMESTOWN ISLAND, liz James river, con-
tanning FOURTEEN HUNDRED AIRES more
or less Il 3ol acres by survey. Of which Ana acres
are open land OF great fertility. with ample wood
and timber for the use of the plsce. and on which
is still standing the ruins of ancient building
There l. wharf where vessels drawing sixteen
feet OF water can approach also, bridge con.
Meeting the island with the main land at the road
miles also, on the place, an orchard OF various
kinds of fruit.
This properly IS OF peculiar value, having long
river front AT riding unusual facilities for trans
norta;ion of fruits and vegetables. for which the
soil and climate are admirably adantci. as well
as for the other usual crops of the latitude.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of sale and
the debt of IS 900 secured bv the trust deed and In
tcrcst thereon rs to the residue OF the purchase
money, to be announced at the hour Of sale
de- JAMES l.. ArPERSoN. Trustee.
RFARSHALS SALE.-Will be sold on
lYA THURSDAY the 18th instant, ut IL O'Clock
A. M, at Myers's bonded warehouse, on Seven-
'ee"'" Seven sew: h arr scr Of WHISKY,
One 81 ILL, WORN &C.
CHARLES VAN WRINKLE,
de l5-td United States Marshal.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABL

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il STOREHOUSE AND LIT KNOWN As
LINF.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from Ander-
son u Hewlett, dated nth Of June 1862 recorcc'
In the Clerks Office OF Caroline, the undersigned.
public auction, on the premises at Il O'Clock NJ,
on MONDAY the 4th day Of january 1862. II fair
If not the next fair day thereafter. the following
property by said deed conveyed and in accordance
Herewith viz. The fine ) OREH USE, LUM-
BERIUUSF. rlTOE SHOP, &c, formerly occupied
by said Anders on Il Hewlett, AID recently by Mr..
Chandler. he lot fronts one hundred yards on The
main road and runs back c, ntaining all the
buildings THIS Is fine stand for 4 country store.
Postot.icc at the place. Railroad three mileS-at
Hen lett station.
TERMS : Made known at sale.
WILLIAM G. NONCURE,
de l-Tu4wF Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-I offer for sale private a.
a ~. for 4 limited time, my HOUSE and Eal4
LOT at Ashland, Hanover. situated In the heart
of the village within about sevrnty-tive yards OF
the depot, and two hundred Of the college build.
ings.
= he lot contains one and threc-qnarter acres,
more or les. The dwelling contains eight rooms,
and has recently been thoroughly repaired and
painted. he whole lot Is enclosed Ia new tasty,
and substantial fence. There arc all necessary out
houses and an excellent well of water In the yard.
7 he property Is rented for $50 per year. Pos.
session given lst of October. lS69-thc purchaser
to lain rent from time of purchase. My price /:
near the village, or Mr.. l.. b. Jones, on the pre-
misses Will take pleasure in showing the properly
Ny postotlice Is Sulherland's, Dinwiddie county,
Va. If not sold by lst January may b withdrawn.
lie l5-1w* MARY ID. JAMES
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BY Wellington Goddin,
and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT, ON
IL MAYO STREET ADJOINING THE
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, FOR SALE Al AOC-
TION-Will be sold at auction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY the 18th OF December, 1893 at 4
O'Clock p. NJ. that worry desirable BRICK TENE-
Mr.. II, Whillock at an annual rentuf $3.50. 1t has
ample accommodations for a large family and Is
now in frst-rate order.
TERMS One-thiYd cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
dc 10 W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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By 2. Bowman, Auctioneer.
T Asst CATALOGUE SALE
~ OF THE SEASON
On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
1T I n

On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
COMMENTING AT 10 O'CLOCK
will sell by catalogue very large and desirable
line of MERCHANDISE, comprising IN part
general assortment Of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS Of various
DONFSTICS, consisting OF Sheetlngs, Ticks
LAb hTiHs' and nd"' MEMS FURSisHING GOODS;
Gannt!cts white and Colored Handkerchlefs
UndershiIts and Drawe.s RoS SONS &c &c i,1,s
g p56Es p;fSEsm snd c * shTR
A large variety of DRESS GOODS. consisting Of
Poplins, English and French Merinos, De-
A lime Of LADIES, and MISSES HATS-new
winter styles, in felt and velvet, OF various
colors and patterns.
ALSO,
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES. and BALMoRALs
consigned directly from the eastern nanuiac-
turers, for Mems. aides, Misses, and Chill
drcn's wealth. various sizes ana stfhSs
CLOTUIEG, embracing Mems Garments In
regular assortments and in great variety.
The attention Of buyers is earnestly requested to
the above prime lot of goods, AS This VII posi-
lively be the last sale OF tie season: Inc g0o,lS
are all fresh and seasOnabe, and will be sold with
out reserve in lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS All sums under 800, cash; over Slco
and under 1900 sixty days; over that amount,
ninety days. credit for approved endorsed notes.
REFRESHMENTS SERVED ON DAY OF SALE.
p. BOWMAN,
delo Auctioncer and Commission Merchant.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
I NEAR TUNSTALL'S STATION, IN THE
COUNTY OF NEW KENr.-By virtue OF deed
Of trust executed to the subscriber Dy a. u Mason
and Roberta E., his wife, hearing date on the SIN
cav of September, 1888, and duly recorded in the
Clerks office of New Kent County Court, 10 secure
the payment of certain negotiable note therein
mentioned and default having been made LII the
nayment of the said negotiable note and ut the re-
auest of the beneficiary In said deed, and In accord
ance with the terms thereof, WIN oiler lGr sale NJ
nublic auction on the 23D DAY OF DECEMBEh
isss on the premises at O'Clock L. NJ, the real
estate conveyed In SAID daGa oJ unSnsTn M
FIFTY ACRES. with the improvements thereon
which consist of large and comfortable dwelling
with ali necessary utbuildings. all or which are
This farm his upon 1t large yourg orchard. and
ginia lies almost Immediately on the York River
Railroad. and absunds with variety OF the best
timber and spring Of water that cannot be sur
passed In Eastern Virginia, containing over nun.
s5sd ssFfs o.
TERMS Cash as to so much as will defray the
expenses OF sale and pay off aud discharge the
said negotiable note OF 90 0co together with II IN
terest hich may have accrued thereon; and lot te
! residue OF the purchase money, credit ei SIX
months viii be given, the purchaser giving deed
of trust on the land TO secure the deierrea
O. A. HEWLETT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LyTTLEToS Ao4 ds a,d avg
sl0Ieer. "o '-0o0'"