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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-04

An engraved facsimile letter OF Martha
Washington, among the historical cur1osities
Of the capital, does not speak very wei 10. 1oE
her literary culture-albeit che was one OF
the most elegant ladies Of the Old Dominion.
It was written to an intimate frienu ouaias
her husbsnd's Presidency, and When new
York Wis the seat Of government. MOST OF
the pecuHarities are due, 1T is true, to old
fashioned spelling and custems'-AeaoT 4 ORC
| New York October the 22d, 49,.
NV dear Fanny ~ ii z!sr5 e. 80
Have ,byi mrs Sims sent you q
watch it is one of the cargos that /
hsye 80 long mentioned to you that was
expected, hope is such o one as viii
please you-it is of the newest fashion,
If, that 'has any influence on your sast
the chain is Of mr. Lears choosing and
such as mrs Adoms the viee-presidents lady
and those I'M the polite circle wear
mrs Sims will give you o better account
of the fashions than can-zI Live very
dull life hear and know nothing that passes
in the town. never goef to any public
,place-indeed ], think I am more, like Q
state prisoner than anything else there IS
certain bounds set for me which must not
depart from--and as cannot doe as / Like
1 am obstinate and stay at home great
dealsfo ;a5dtin hgamaF ~ sssi. 81 sssft, .T.T'":
the President set out this day week on q
tour TO the eastward mr. Lear and major
Jackson attended him-my dear children
has had very bad colds but thank god they
are getting better my love and good wishes
attend you and al,with you--remem Der me
to mr. s. mrs aLWnr how is the poor child
kiss marie send her too Little handker-
sheets to wipe her nose ~ ESQ ..rt'i" @ar
.adue lam my dear, Fanny yours So ~
most affectionately 'HE#
=, ~ -,,-,sr 75 qrrr.,sy-r ~ M WAsHINGTON
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TNWELLINGS. FOR RENT.-Hand- -

snWELLINGS FOR RENT.-Hand- q
I some TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL-EzsA
ING on Broad between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. containing six rooma; kitchen, &C.; with
sSvS e a' desirable THREg-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, No. 3ll west Grace street, contain
~ se eat TWo-SToRY srUGnoND Unwilling
on the east side OF Twenty-tbird between M and n
streets, containing four rooms kitchen. &C..
FRAME COTTAGE, corner Twenty-fourth ana
M streets. containing five rooms; kitchen, &C.;
w" TVwko S.ssTf'nf BRIrK DWELLING, corner
Twenty-eighth and Leigh streets, containing SIX
rooms kitchen. &c,; in nice repair =,
TWO-STOEY FRA ME- DWELLING on the
south side of. Clay between Twen y-siEto1 ana
7Twenty-seventh streets with Aye rooms MS, &c; ),
.THREF-STORY BECK Dwell! ING. corner
Twenty-eIrhth and Grace streets, containing elght
rooms :; kitchen, &C.. and gas and water. ~.
TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLlh6: on 1wen-
ty-sixth between Clay and Leigh, with I'VE rooms,
BRICK DWELLING, corner Sixteenth and
Marshall streets. with five rooms, &c
3, NEAT FRAME COTTAGE, on the nortncast
corner Twenty-cHghth and cigh streets, contain
THE DWELLINGS over three new stores on
Marshall between Fifth and Sixth streets, WIN Iu
three suits of rooms on esch floor, well suited 1or
policemen, &C.; water convenient
f'-I STGRFS FOR RENT.
= One Of those KEW STORES on Marshall be-
tween Fiftland Sixth streets.
STORE corner Gary and Virginia streets. I
STORE corner Z ighteenth and MAIN streets.
TWO STORES, one brick ana Inc otiler i,ane'
on Main between Twenty-frst anu 1Wehty-se
cn,d q reefs with DWELLING over same
STORE corner Jwtnty-ffth ana MAIN stFects'
with n NV 10 ''eL I'VE I'VE & BROTHER,
4 Real Estate Agents and ATctioneers,.
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Common Cornell Report of an Obnoriioas
Ordinance Eaco,traging FFospects-Ke-
roseae against Gas-Sales Of Lends .for
Dtanque7st 1dses. ~; =
pargasDuao. January Q, 1862

PETERSBURG, january Q, 1861
Owing to the continued ipclerency Of the
weather, keeping in doors all except those
who are compelled to be abroad, the citT has
been barren of incident, and business de-
pressed, sor several days.
Ths Common Council at their regular
monthly meeting last evening repealed an
order passed at the previous I meeting
against'Nhiehs the people had manifested
q decided hostility. IL was to the effect
that all expenses should be prepaid for IN
terments in the public cemetery before per
miseion would be granted therefor. mnat
sesras,strange about the matter Is tha ssY :
similar order was passed once before ssome
eighteen months ago); and such was the
oafcry against it that the Council promptly
took;th back track before 1t went into ope-
ration. To try the experiment aseoond
time, after such q signal failure, was more
than could have been looked for. e:trgst
nov that the matter is definitely settled
for though It is but just that these fees
shoula be paid, yet it would often times ope-
rate with extreme harshnesS to exact them
In advance.
AS the new year is now fairly setting in,
we look for things to flow again in their
accustomed channels in q short time. The
negroes are returning TO the country to
resume their ayocasionE without the inter-
ysnfion Of intelligence Offices. This is
good sign. The nearer we can bring the
employer and employee together 10 MAKE
their own bargains the better 1t will DC ior
10th classes. These middle agencies shot
mn like 8 mushroom after the war, and
hive died out almost as suddenly.
I'VE have a5proposition before the City
Fathers to dispense with the use OF, gas 10
lighting the streets and public Offices, aud
tosubstitute kerosene. If ever "a CITY was vas
meaniy lighted, it is thisa Economical con-
alterations induced the use of burners 30
small az scarcely to cast their glimmerlng
rays across the street of dark night.
They have been the subject Of rld1cute
since their introduction, and it is believed
that no change could be made for the worse.
But still it looks like retrogradlng IN CIV
ilizasioa to fail back upon oil OF this late Of!
day., - r. slH,,.
This venerable body Of men have also
taken another step not sanctioned by pre-
cedent. Whether it is that the public taxes
were always punctually paid up in former
times. or whatever be the reason, no such
thing as the sale Of delinquent lands has
ever been made within our corporation. 1t
is decided now that longer forUearance can
not be exercised, and that all real estate on
which taxes have not been paid since 1853
shall be advertised for sale, TO recover both
principal and interest. 3.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND
4 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON Roam,
OKE RIVER.-By virtue OF a decree rendered
by the Circuit Court OF Mecklenourg county, va,
the suit Of Wilson OF anJ es
and others. defendants, shall on WEDNESDAY,,
goth day of January 1862 sell 10 the highest bidder,
hefnugIng to the estate of the late James u. Whit
ice. containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, lying on Roanoke river, In Mecklell-
burg county, Va. Theselands Will he sold In three
several tracts--one, known as the HONE
TRACT, ;, containing SIN. HUNDRED and ONE
HALF ACRES more or less having upon It an
new, with abundant aud excellent barns and other
WAYS" Containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
comfortable and commodious Dwell ling, with
abundant out-butldngs in fair condition; ana an
other, known as the "BAILYn TRACT, contain
Ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES;
river bottoms conceded to be Of the very best
quality. The high lands are equal to any In this
section Of Virginia. Both tracts are abundantly
supplied with wood and water. 1t is confidently
asserted that these lands are among the most yalu-
able and desirable to be found within the limits or
Virginia. Persons desiring to, invest in real es-
tate have here one of the finest opportunities that
viii be presented In the State for buying rst-rate
lands. @
due OF the purchase money, a credit OF ., ~, and
IS Moths. the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved personal security for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to ce retained as additional
security.
At the request Of the parties interested the pur-
chaser, by paying one-thIrd or more or the pur-
chase money fl cash, will not be required 10 give
personal security.
BoYDroN. VA, December 10, 1868,
The above lands are rented for the year lssa, and
possession will be given the LIST day OF January,
iS7o. [de III w. It. A., Commissioner.
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pE-0PENING.-In anticipation of re-.
4, sumipg our legitimate business-viZ.. UP
HOLSTERYEG AND FAPER-HAEGING--lhe
undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that JOHN ".
REGNAUtT will from tkse date siSeS his special
and undivided attention 10 all orders and work In
the above branches. The long practical expert
eIce Of work In the DECORATIVE PLAIN.
AND FRESCO STYLES OF PAPER-HANGIRG
win give US large advantage over any other house
in the South Economy and safe cutting OF car
pets, curtains, ETC.. win insure nearly the expen-
practical to0rkT,as. So
For the present we can be found at usual place Of
business. REGNAuLT % 10,
jaI-st $50 Main street.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Inc COM
IN pliance with an ordinance Ct the city OF
Richmond we will attend at the Office Of the City
Collector, at.the City Hall, from "a III. to p. III.
from the 18TH to the alst OF December inclusive TO
receive the remaining half of the CITY TAXES,
deducting ten per cent. thereon from those who
paid one-hah IN June a1l24 -.9sENtLsTEl r..
r''''rlis599 = EDMUND WINNIE, G. @. R.,
,..aHd by JuIrUs HoasoN, d. g. ca
N. B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion OF their bills win please. call during the
same time and pay the amount OF their taxes, as
we win have no opportunity OF calling on them
before advertising their property for sale, which
viii add twenty per cent tif not soldl, Those who
hive not paid their personal tax by that time must
expect to have their goods levied as soon as we
get out of the office as required TO settle our
entire account in February. Esg
we would call particular attention Of the tax
payers ofthe newly incorporated Tertiary as the
propertyis seimperfectiy described that II Is i'm
possible that the Collector can find 1t. lar
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
~ aotth'4-by JUlIUs a. HoBsoN, ID. e.
= BY resolution of the Council passed on the 3lst
of December :last the time for the collection of
taxes as above has been extended ultl the 18th of
january, Inclusive. 4. WINNIE, Collector,
: ja2-tlSIa byJ. A. HoDSoN, d. G.. s'
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.RUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-

T,RUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-
I TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-SEYEE
YORK, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the provisions ola deed OF trust exc
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy j. his wife,
bearing date on the 1st of January 1851, and duly
recorded in the County Court OF York county, the
undersigned, the trustees therein named, at the
request Of the creditor secured by said deed and
having given the four months notice required by
the said deed TO the said Robert Saunders OF such
reauisition, win, on TUESDAY the 10th day OF
February, 1850. at the front door OF the Exchange
Hotel, In the city OF Richmond, at the corner of
Franklin and Fourteenth streets at the hour Of II
O'Clock N, proceed to sell the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the deed OF trust aforesaid, called
and known rs "QuEEN'S CREEK" or so much
or such parts thereof as may De necessary to
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. This
land IL Situated on Queens creek one OF the trbu-
taries Of York river, and but short distance from
said river, In the county of York, IN The state OF
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or five feet OF wa
ter can ascend this creek to within few miles OF
williamsburg.
thought TO be necessary, rs II Is presumed that any
one desiring 10 purchase Win view the premises
and judge for himself before the day OF sale.
THE TERMS. ARE: That the purchaser pay one,
half OF the purchase money on the day of sale and
the balance in two equal payments--onc on the LIST
day OF January, 1870 and the other on the LIST day of
January, 1871. and for which he shall execute his
bonds each to carry interest from the day OF sale
and 10 be secured by deed OF trust on said land.
The undersigned, Talbot Sweeney. residing In the
ing the land TO any one desiring TO purchase.
-. y. B. DOUGLAS,
s'..5-32 = TALBOT SWEENEY, : Trustees.
> deI5 ALEXANDER DUDLEY,)
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IRON WORKS.

shIEW MACHINES SHOP .--SLOAT b AD-
sIN.DfNGTpN. IA5 Gary street, near fourteenth.
STEAM-EAGINE and BOILER REPAIRING
In city and country; Tobacco Machinery OF al
kinds made new and repaired; Scales Of all kinds
repaired and adjusted; SEW ING MACHINES Of
all kinds repaired and al parts for same Furnished,
a9 y ses III fern M Su w ~ If
sEWING MACHINES, SLoATELLIPTICMA MA
CHIMES FOR sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
for supplying the Judson Pxtent Governor and
Valves for steam-engtnes, also for the celebrated
Selden,a Patent Packing for stean-engine2 and
for the greet and useful Lathe Chuck made by
Mes5rs. e. Horton q S,sn. !
- GEORGE B. sLOAT, s
NO Inn A. JACKSON kDDINET0N.
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= BY Wellington Goddin,
Auct,onear and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EX--
III CELLEET FARM IN HENRICO CoGN-
TY. THREE MILES BELOW RlCH NUM-,
ADJOINING THE TREE HILL EsTAIE.-lRl
pursuance of two DEGREES OF the Circuit court OF
the county Of Henrica pronounce on the Istn oi
April and the 9Th of May, 1863 and affirmed oy me
District Court of Appeals, respectyely In Inc SUI
Of Tatum ct ale. vs. TatuIT, &C.. shall sell upon
the premises at public auction to the highest Dd.
der on FRIDAY the 12lh OF February, 1903, " =
p M the TRACT OF LAND In the county Of
Henrico about three miles below the city OF Rlch-
mond on the Osborne TURNPIKE, adjoining the
lands of William B. Randolph and the Old Tree
Hill tract and containing by estimation NINE!
ACRES more or less. being the same tract OF which
Therphilus Tatum died seized. and now In the &C.
cupancy OF William Jones, who purchased IL at
former sale made by me, and 1t whose risk and
cost 1t Is now sold, he having failed to comply
with the terms Of sale. The property has been
improved by the setting out Of fruit trees, &c.
TERMS Cash for so much as may be necessary
to pay the costs and charges OF the sale and COSTS OF
the rrle against said Jones, estimated at about $40,
and the balance now due, Of principal andinterest.
and charges of protest upon the notes given by the
said Jones for the purchase money at the former
sale being 800 with interest from the 3ist May 1855,
and A. 2s6.2a, with interest from the LIST December,
1886 until the day Of sale and for the balance,
upon such terms as the seid William Jones may
prescribe or upon his failing to prescribe, upon
six and twelve months credit for negotiable notes,
with Interest from day of sale, and well endorsed.
The title will be retained until the purchase money
is all paid. WILLIAM h.ifATuM,
de i2-St4Fe tdtds Commissioner.
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upon his elsd. Just then Fswks regained
the use ofS his faeu.sies, and in q feeble
voice asked .fcrs Sood. Tho farmer took
aim to his house, where i was ascerta'ned
that Favks had been severely frozen in the
face, hands, and feet, and that ne Was
nearly starving His hands. and feet viii
probably have 10, be amutated.
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BY Grubbs IL Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-THE
" VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED IN
THE GREAT COAL BASIN OF. VIRGINIA.,
AND KNOWN AS THE CUNLIFFE MINES
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-As commissioner
appointed by the Circuit Court of Chesterfield
coInty in the case Of "Agnes CunlifFe uS. Cuniffe
ct ais will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of January, at II
O'Clock NJ, the PROPERTY above referred to,
living on both sides of the Richmond and DanVlile
railroad twelve miles from kichm ond and 10 the
same basin of coal as the celebrated Black Heth
.colliery.
whole Of which contains coal Of asuperior quality
A shaft has been sunk 325 ttet, from which alone,
by the judcious expenditure Of little capital 100
tons Of superior coal could be produced daily Tor
an Indefinite period. ] he natural formation ana
deposit of the coal Is favorable to the most profit
able working; and the situation of the property,
Immediately on the railroad, affords every facility
for Transportation. It has upon IL large dWeulnS
which has been recently repaired.
In the estimation OF experienced miners this is
the most valuable coal property in Virginia now In
the market.
and four years, with interest payable semt-an-
nualIy the purchaser n execute notes satisfacto-
rly endorsed the title being retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
BENJAMIN Fl. NASH, Commissioner.
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS, Auct!oneers.
ESQ s.-.Fv no 3o-De S, IL 16 Il Is, 20, ia 14,h6
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rouMIss1oNER,s sALEoFA FRAMED
4 D TiWETTIEG AND LOT ON THE cor
NEa SE TWESTY-EEFTH hN Vrt SA 81 ae.
nc S;rcUit Cont OF the city of Richmond
nr@nouncef on the 10th day OF November, lsSs, IN
the OF Kelly and wife and a s g e anc
fion ON the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day OF january 1860, at o'clock +. M n, .nas
iTiipEE-STORY FRAMED DWELLING, con on
tanning about six rooms, sltuatea as aoo'e "e-
scribed. 81 a.sE :. - t,v,olyn
and efphteen IN opths purchaser giving PONDS ",1n
good SECURITY interest added. Title retained until
lie LUZ 'n0A - V CHASTAIN WHITE,
H. ar Snecial Commissioner.
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Real ESTATE AGENTS.
DoANoKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY

p0AN0kEs WALLER bhND aus,,r.
Ia, have established st Boydton, Meekienp .,,,
County. Va, an AGENCY 70 be esyotESal T Pf
sfyely to the PURCHASE OF real. FolSS =
In ths counties or Mccklenhary Halifax, Char-
lotte Lunenburg and Brunswick. II may be c0n,
rdently asserted that no such field FOR tiveslm.ns
as that now afforded In the lands OF this section "
Virginia, whether for settlement or Speculation
low prices arc daily presented here, Of Sbies
neither purchasers nor agents az aTemosa point csE
avail themselves. Being member OF the isss
profession Eprcposs TO investigate iYnd titles, -
make purchases. and look TO The making OF psopi
conyeyaIefs TO purchasers. ,aonr
gefsrs To Judge w. T. joyneS OF the Virginia
Court Of Appeals, Petersburg, Va. Judge H9Gter
I'll. Marshall, Charlotte Courthouse Va. HOE.
Lyons, Richmond, Va &c ss-eooias
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By wellington Goddin.
I huctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FRAMED
y BUILDING. AND LEASE OF LOT ON
WHICH IF STANDS. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
nFITLRY gETWFEE SEVENTEENTH AND
ETeHTEENTH sTREETs=Wil be sSln q a me
sior for cash on the premises on ss a rne
BUILDING located as above, recently n the oc.
cupancy OF Joseph B.; Srniago AZ the ., sa 1st
Instant fhe Tot on which said building stands:
the rent to be paid quarterly, and the tenant 10
pay ~ she 'a1cS. Wv. GODDIN. Auctioneer. :,
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DOWHATAN sTEAMB0ATssg,,

Il CCMPA NY.-sT E An Z i SSgxAeas~
STATE OF MARYLAND AND PKTEkSBuR jig,
CHEAP, RELIABLY, AND shFE goTTt ~ ~
THE WEST.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE TO BAL.
TIMOAE, MAKING CLOSE COENECTlgsaa
CHIRGE FOX WHARFAGE, DRhTASks
or FORWAEDIEG, AID 20 IEAhsh,Prr
MENT OF GOODS BETWEEN RICEhGSD
AND BALTIMDRE.-LsaVes Baltimore e'S,1
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana sATCRp&I'
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, ThUfaF
DAY, and shTUEDEY.
Freight received every day (eSce:'s sr5dGyi ep !"
To'clock z. 81. These steamers have excellent 90
loon, stateroonl, and passenger accommodation.
Fare, TWO DOLLARS; fneais and si@s*E'"A
extra. yor freight or passage apply 20
~ 81. EARQEYS u WILLIAMS, Rsali,
~ IL f,o,nmercisi blOcf.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Raal Estate "A gent and Auctfoneel
TRUSTEES SALE OF "A VALUABLE

T,RUsTEE's SALE OF a. VALUABLE
cH 1rXA1TTHTREE IGREs. HALF MILE EAST
OF RIrEMoND. ADJOINING BRACES ssM MIL,
AND OPPOSITE TO LAKEWOOD CEMETERY.
By virtue of a deed of trust executed to me by
Mr. Joseph W. Dabney Ito secure the nnpala pnr-
chase 1uoney) bearing date on the 18th OCTOBER;
1897 dn5 recorded in Henrico County tour ,t;,d
shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at pnhlIc
auction, on the premises on TUFsDtY the LIN 10, OF
January. 1899. as 4oclock z. NJ fair " MOI, Ins
first fair day thereafter the very desirable rAn
located as above, containing rearly EiuH I'LL
every variety of soil admirably adapted
for early vegetables or for pasturage. havlng a
York River railroad. The buildings are amply
suOicient for the nse of large family: together
with spacious barn, stable, coTn-house &c. Pos
session given at once. sC- q -, :
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
gale and to discharge the principal and lnteresI IN
arrpar amounting to about $77o: on credit as TO
sl, 900 until the list January 1870 on credit as to
Si roo until lst January, 1871 on . credit rs to
a. 900 until 1st January 1872: on. O. credit as TO
AL 900 until lst January. lSI3the credit payments
10 bear interest from day Of salc-and rs to any re-
sdue Of the proceeds of sale. such terms as the
prantor shall prescribe and direct. f.f.r,s..-
ia Q W. GODDIN. Trustee.
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STOVES, TINWARE, &c.

A T. HOME AGAIN.-Thankful to our
IA. friends and1the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on rs, we would re-,
mind them that atoir present stand, No. $50 BROAD
STREET may be found the finest assortment Of
sPOVES GkkTES. TINWAKE, HQUSE.FUIKs-
NISHiNa GOODS RANGES FURNACES
at any house in the city 7TiMOUNTCASTLE,
de - MOI 80, IL l.Etf $40 Broad street
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BY James M. Taylor & Son, kuctioneers,
No. 821 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
TRUsTc SALE OF VALUABLE REA,

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE At AUCTION; by virtue of The
provisions Of deed OF trust dated the oath day OF
December 1863 executed by Robert Willctt to
Benjamin Chalk, trustee, and also by virtue OF The
provisions OF another deed or trust dated the 18th
day of February, 1851, by said Robert WtDett to
John 3. Young, trustee, to secure the payment OF
deeds, the same being OF record In the Clerks
Office OF Richmond Hastings Court the under
signed, John Il. Young. trustee In the second
named of said deeds and Edward y. cannon. sub
situted trustee 10 the first named of said deeds he
said Benjamin Chalk. the former trustee, having
departed this Efel, WILL nj the request and by the
direction OF the beneficiary In said deeds, on
TUESDAY the 18th day OF January, 1862 at Inc
hour of p. NJ, If fair, If not, the next fair day
thereafter offer for sale ct auction on the prem,
described in said deeds as follows That certain
lot or parcel Of land in the city of Richmond de-
signated In plan Of French Garden, In said city,
as Lot No. 8, the same being 30 feet wide and
running back asG feet and fronting on ninth street
(continred), with all The improvement S thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to so mucn OF the pro-
ceeds of sale as may he sufficient to defray the eX
pense of the sale and 10 discharge The sum OF $500
with interest thereon from the 24th OF December,
1859 and the further sum Of Sls6. with interest
the residue of the purchase money, on such
terms OF credit as the personal representative OF
Robert W1llett may direct, or In default OF such
direction, such terms as the said trustees Shall
sec fit on the day of sale.
The said lot is desirable one, and the title Is
believed to be IndisputaDle, but the undersigned,
selling trustees, viii OF course convey with the
usual special warranty.
Substituted Trustee.
af JOHN r. YOUNG, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES d. TAYLOR Il
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