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du and heavy, closins a. tn. .ub,onsd quotations. W

MOL LAssEs-There some demand, but the business
was light and prices In buyers favor The sales
l25 hhds Porto Rico Al 15c Weuuote.-
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The Shrewsbury (vt.) Murder Ca sc.

The Shrewsbury murder case, which has been on
trial in the Rutland (vt) County Court since March
IL, was ended on March 81 by verdict OF murder
against Horace r. Pumley and manslaughter against
Zba Plumey, aged sixty eight, and Frederick Plum
ley. The parties are father and two sons who killed
John Gilman, Jr., at Shrewsbury, August /, 1865
The Jury were in consultation for five days. The
goes to the Supreme Court on exceptions
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asserted etoH tno deed was zone 0oe NO ma caugnt
them In the oct but whether this is true or not we
have not been able 70 learn. The impression is that
groundess jealousy was the sole cause OF this des-
perate act. Laws was arrested and now lies in Jail
awaiting o legal investigation OF the deed.
Two Tragedies In AIabama-Judge Gardner
Assassinatod-Onc Woman Kills Another.
A despatch from Charleston, 8. O., dated March
81, says-S. 8. Gardner Judge OF Probate OF Butler
county, Alabama, while sitting at an open window
in his own house in Greenve Ala, yesterday after
noon was fired at and fatally wounded by an un-
known assassin. The Judge will not survive and
there ts no clue to the murderer
The Macon lGa.) Telegraph OF March ~ contains the
foOwing:-We learn from gentleman who resides
near Fort Valley the details Of singular murder
committed on the Everett plantation, three miles
from that place, Sunday night II seems that
during the day there had been some dificulty
between o negro woman and little boy. The
boy had thrown rock into pool Of water,
the woman. whereupon she slapped his cheek. This
enraged the boys mother, who after dark, armed
herself with large pocket knife and sought the
woman who struck her child She soon found her,
ana fell upon her with the feroclty OF tigress.
Using the knife freely she stabbed her six or seven
times, producing instant death. The murderes So
was arrested and sent to the Perry jail An inquest
was held by the coroner, and verdict rendered in
accordance with the above.
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stock on hand March i, 1903. l3,os I,fNl W
MONTHLY sTArEMESr oF TuE NEW YORK BROOK
LyN TOBACCO INSPECTION WAREHOUSES
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1869.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1869.
The President has not yet intimated any
particular time at which he will call upon
the people of Virginia to vote upon their
constitution in accordance with the recent
act Of Congress, and it is thought that not
until the great rush for Office is lesseued
and the nominations are made will there be
.ny further action concerning rcconstruc-
tion. The President will probably direct
an election to be made through the medium
Of the War Department.
So far the Senate has confirmed very few
If the nominations which have been made,
and the opinion prevails that some of them
at least will be rejected, and reflections may
reach as high as the ministers and consuls.
The disappointed office-seekers are not
resting easy, and some Of them will make
trouble, if possible.
The removal Of Colonel Taylor as Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, and the ap-
pointment of Colonel Parker, late of Cen
eral Grants staff, to that Office, is said to
be very distasteful to the Tennessee sena-
tors, not so much on account of the nomi-
nee for that office as because of the removal
of thorough southern Unionist, who lost
nearly all that he possessed in the world
by a raid Of Longstreet (who has been con-
frned to ON important oiflce) during the
war. T.
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LEXINGTON, VA, April IS, 1869.

LEXINGTON, VA, April Is, 1869.
Judge Fultz begun his spring term of the
circuit court here on yesterday. Hewears
his honors with becoming dignity, and
seems to understand what he is about
which is saying great deal for native
Virginisn who can swallow the iron
clad" His charge to the grand jury was
tolerably well written, very badly read
and full of the everlasting niger" The
freedmen crowded the gallery Of the court
house, and seemed delighted.
The grand jury made several present
ments-one for obstructing North river
and found several "true bills" against
negroes.
Several applications for diveree-an al.
most upheard of thing in acknowledgement
filed against parties who seem to have
caught the esprit of progress" which
furnishes in these latter days.
Our town has been honored for the pas
few days by visit from General JubsI
Early. The old hero is looking remarka'
bly, we'll, and says that his general health
was never better. But some Of US who
used to "follow his feather" are disap'
pointed to find him clad in neat suit Of
black, and to miss the old white hat and
gray coat, which we had come to regard Of
o part Of the man. He talks very freely
about the war and the present state Of
things in the country, and is the same in
flexible Virginian he has ever proven him
self. Loving his native State with almost
idolatrous devotion, he has smile for hel
humblest son who has been true to her
and an unmitigated contempt for those who
are willing to betray her for the sake o.
place. All honor to the unhinching pa
triotisn of the old hero. He returns tc
Lynchburg by packet this afternoon.
The Young Mems Christian Association o.
the college have invited Hon. J. Randolph
Tucker to address them at the close of the
session, and it is understood that he vii
accept. The two societies have invited
"Father Ryan" to deliver poem before
them at the same time.
The "newest movement" is considera
bly, discussed here, and the general opinion
seems to be that We should patiently avail
the action Of the Conservative Convention
ut its approaching meeting; that the.
should thoroughly survey the situation, ant
agree upon what we ought to do, and tina
the white people of the State should thel
rally around and sustain them. " Let u
have peace" and entire unanimity amon
ourselves.
The recent snow and frost has probabl,
destroyed the peaches and seriously in
jured the. apples in this section.
LEXINGTON.
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wind, and in very, short time the abode o. ..
an open-handed hospitality and cn ,a.ss
was q mass OF ruins, with the accumnls.ee
comforts Of bygone years--plate; wascnes
valuable furniture, and books-all destroy
cd In these times, and our circumstance
IN an ;rrepsrable loss but the sympathy If
general. az, ,un.,,+ rs bad the
heaviest fall of snow Of the season, ana
this morning (the 12th) is three-fourths OF
an inch thick, almost verifying the oft-re-
pea.ed quotation from Goldsmith oy the
veteran editor, Richie:
"winter, lingering, chills the lap OF May
The early fruita. we judge, are all killed
The second consecutive year, rare occur
renee in my life Of seventy W..
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ByJames VI. Taylor, huct neer,
No. 81 Main street.
three doors below the Sp. tswocd Hotel.
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAl

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE At AUCTIOS.-Sy yrtne ol ID.
provis ions Of deed OF trust dated the 2ith Gay
December, 1859, executed by Robert Y llleit 70
BENJAMIN Chalk, trustee, and also by virtue OF he
provisions OF another ceed or trust. dsted The bh
day Of February, 1851. by said Robert lLleIL "
John Il. Young trustee, 10 secure the pay meht ni
certain debts mentioned and described IN ssH
deeds, the same heinz or record In tfe cIet .
office Of Richmond Hastings Court, The undet,
signed. John Il. Young, trustee 10 me secoh COM
named OF said deeds. ana = DWARF \. annnn, sap-
sfi:uted trus ce In the hrst named or sald dee"S
having departed this lifel vi l. at the request ard
by the direction OF the becehcl larry In said cetGs,
on TUESDAY the s7th day OF = pril, Bes ~ me
hour OF NJ. IL fstr II not, the next falr dy
thereafter, offer for lle ~ ancllon. on me pre-
misses the fIlnwine ZEAL EsTATE mentioned
and described In said deeds. or SO much thereof IS
will be necessary TO discharge the debt and costs
there in mentioned That cert ain LOT or Paw
CEL OF LAND IN the city OF Richmond desig-
mated In q plan OF French 6 arden IN said city, As
Lot No g. the same ceiug - feet Wild. AMI rl"nlng
back $50 feet, and fronting on hiath street ICON
tinued) " iLh all the improvements thereon.
TERMS or SALE: cash ss 70 81 much OF ,se pro-
ceeds Of sale may be Sufficient 20 DERRY the *.
pense Of the sale aLdt dis chngr the sum OF ~"
with Interest the reon from the .4ih OF december,
ss5s and the further sum Of fla6 "a with lnter 81
ther, on from the I3th of February 1851; and as 70
the residue OF the purchase money, on such tel ms
Wiet may direct. or In default or such direction,
on such ermsss the said trustees shall see d: on
the day OF sale.
se!nag trasteea, will Of cou-se convey WIN inc
N' y ''''' EDWARD Y. CANYON.
Substituted Trustee.
JOHN Il. YOUNG, TRUSTEE.
suctionesr apis
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PETERSBURG. April Is, 1869


According to the Evolutionary lore, March
borrowed three days from April to enable
him to vent his spite against the old woman
by killing her COW. Making allowance for
the difference in style, the borrowing days
now fall on the l3th-l5th of the moment
and they seem on the present occasion to
have been used very effectuelly for the
destruction Of the fruit; for what is not
killed outright has, it is feared, been so
damaged that there is little probability it
will ever ripen.
A short time ago, the Common Council
adopted resolution authorizing revision
Of the city ordinances with view to their
publication in book form-a considerable
number of them having never been printed,
and Of course only to be found on the records
Of the Council. The work, we learn, has
been committed to the hands Of Mr.. J. G.
Armistead, for many years clerk Of that
body, and familiar with all its proceedings.
It could not have been entrusted to more
competent gentleman.
The number Of deeds recorded between
the last term Of the Hastings Court and the
present, when it is again in session, is
thirty.six-a list of which was posted in
front of the courthouse to-day.
By telegram received by Postmaster
Greene to-day we learn that General Grant
has consented to withdraw the nomination
of Mr.. Aver, thus leaving Mr.. Greene in
possession of the office, with the assurance
that he should be retained permanently.
This will be agreeable intelligence to the
citizens, who naturally feel o repugnance
at giving up good officer fer man they
know nothing about and never heard Of.
We learn that Bishop Magill will adj
minister the ordinance of confirmation and
preach at St. Joseph's church, in this city,
on Sunday next. Whenever the Bishop
visits our place in the discharge of his holy
office be is greeted by large audiences at
tracted by the powers Of his eloquence.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l429 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
L AND FRAMED DWELLIN GIN NJ SEak
TWFNTY-qIF STRExT, UNION HILL, =
In pursuance OF the provisions Of a trust deed
executed to the undersigned by Merit NJ. Burton
on the 2sh day Of March, 1853, and recorded In
Henrco County Court In iced Book 81. page u,
| shall. on FRIDAY the 18th OF april, 1899. at
O'Clock P. NJ, If fair. and If not on the first fair
day thereafter, cfer for sale, on the premises al
that PARCEL OF LAND 'front.' ng about sixty
18th street, and running hack Of irregular depth to
the centre of the gully, with FRAMED DWELL
ING thereon.
IEKMs: Enough cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and to discharge three notes now due amount
Ing to ss7s.!s and three other notes amounting to
s57l19 falling due In four, five and six years, re-
spectively, from 2sth March, 1856 and the residue
upon such terms as the said Burton shall direct
or, In of his failure, upon such terms as the
trustee shall think fl. II. A, CLAIBORNE,
ap 8-tdsf Trustee.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.


WILLIAM B. IsAACS, WILLIAM G. TAYLOR,
JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM b. IsAACs &c Co., BANKERs,)
Corner Main ald Fourteenth streets,
RICHMOND, April IL, 1899.
TOREIGN EXCHANGE.-WE DRAW
I TINE or sIGHT BILLS In sums to suit on
the following places to wit:
ENuLANU-London and Liverpool.
lRELAND-Dub,in.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FRANCE-Paris and Havre.
GEB Frankfurt, augsburg
Muenchen, narmstadt, Stuttgart, Neustadt an
der Haardt, Mannheim, Landau in der Pfalz, Hell
de!berg, Wien, Prag, Cassel, Lubbock. Leipzig,
Crefeld, Dortmund, Luxembourg, Muhlhausen in
Thuringen. braunschweig. Breslau, Dresden,
Coeln, Berlin, Goettingen, Magdeburg hoenlgs-
burg.
BELGIUM-Brussels.
amsterdam.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NORWAY-Chris.iana.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
DEPOSITS received.
LOANS negotiated. ap l4-dSwlm
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BY wellington 6oddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF AIS ACRES 0Y
" LIANT, IN KING and QUEEN COUNTY
JAILED sMOrhT AIfY," NEtRT0sHNK
ri FORD'S P0ST-OFFtCE, AEn0EA, OTHER
assignee in bankruptcy OF g. H. Blind I'shal
sell ut pub ic auction. IN front Of the cour-hous
OF the United States District Court In the city II
Richmond, on THURSDAY, May 9Th 1850 q, I,
o'clock M. that valus be fa' m licaud as sbrye
now occupied by the aa,d Bland. ed"MOUNI
AIRY containing AIS acres On this tract the,.
Is a dwelling and the usual out-outld.n Ks
lso, another trsct Of land, containing l3l acret
about two miles from 'Sonct Airy"
The foregoing tracts of land Will be sold fire
from all membranes.
TERMS: One fonrth cash balance att 9. andn
months for negotiable notes. interest added and
the vendors lien retained until all Of the purchase
money Is fully paid.
an 15-7awtds Assignee.
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BY WELLINGTON GoddIn.
Real Estate Agent and Arctloreer,
!, ssIGNEE,s SALE OF oNE.N1Nrr

A ssIGNEEs SALE OF 0NE-NINTp
N INT ERssT IN ONE HUNDRED Ann
COUNTY, caLLgn 1.-THE NEcK," ksss
ONE-NINTH INTEREST IN The Sum On
UPON THE DEATH OF A LADY Assf
sIXrY-E' UR YEARS As assignee In bsnf.
ruptcy Of j. n. Anderson shall sell at publi,
States District Court In the city OF Richmond. On
THURSDa Y the oh OF May. lse9, At I?o,cloti
NJ, ONE-NINTH INTEREST IN ONE HIN.
DIED AND TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
near to Verdon called 81 he Neck
Also ONE-sINTH INTEREST," IN THE srN
OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. psy.bIs
upon thu death of lady whose age Is stated 10 Be-
TERMS Cash. AND'w RUTHERGLEN,
ap l5-ctawtds Assignee
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By James II. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. SCI Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
y LOT ON LEIGH STREET AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF = deed of trust executed by Jo.eph ,.
the payment OF a certain note therein described,
dated the 2Ist day OF August 1888, aad duly Re.
corGed IN the CLERKS Office # the fuhtings our
no. der of said rote will proceed to S. H. on sA'
TURDAY the nth day Of april, ls6s at auction.
on the premises. at y o'clock z. ~ the property
therein described being the eastern hali 81 ~
No. is on Leigh street, in the city OF hlchMoH1
" 18th the improvements thereon:
TERMS Cash enough to pay the expenses OF inc
sale and the amount OF sail note, with Interest,
the balance on such terms Is may be agreed upon
on the day or sale.
JAMES IT. SUTTON, JR., Trustee
Sale to be conducted By JAMES N. TAYLOR
kuctiOpeer. hp
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BY WellinYton Soddin,
AucsIonesr and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF FoUR-FlF TBS
"A OFyALU. BIZ FARM OF THEE HUI,
DRED AND THIKTY-vlyE AGRns d. ,EE %
LESs, KNOWN AZ IN pSTEREY," IN klsnn
ruptcy OF James A. Goalter, 50 all sen a. pnnhe
auction. in front OF the United sthes p,I;tiS.
nay the 6:h or May Isss, az i?o'e;cck 81, FOUR
aftbs of thar VsLUABLE FARM known IS
MONTEREY" situated IN she county OF hlFS
and Queen containing by estimation. TBR-
HUNpRED AND THtRrYef1FS kCREs 80
fo!ning the lands Of Francis Taylor. l.. =.
Vaughan. aud Richard Williams OF wh'cn VEG
said Goalder now resides 10 Will be SOLD iIee
from all membranes except tie w!te's con'in-
gent righs OF dover.
eTSRMs one fourth cash |: balance at snd
IL mon, rs for negotiable noes, Interest addict anu
vendors lfea retained until al the purchase mo-
ney Is fully paid.
snn 2awtds ssignee.
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Fire--Frost.
Correspondence OF the Aichmond Dispatch.

y. ZIG nlSu'nonu ulspaLcn.
:. AYLETT's, April IA, 1869.
The dwelling Of Mrs. Mildred B. Trapt.
widow Of the late George r. Trant, King
William county, was entirely consumed by
IRE on Tuesday evening, 9th instant, with
almost oil the furniture and apparel-some
members Of the family without any, ex-
cspt the suits they had on. Mrs. Trant,
SICK In bed, and deaf sister who was ex-
.ricated from imminent danger, had to wit
hess the great destruction before the dis
tans aid conld reach the scene. A fake
from the chimney falling on the roof was
quickly famed into flame by the brisk
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Auctions BALES.
YUTuBE DAY.
rE,RUsTEEs SALE OF a PLANTATION \ "a 1';,S

axR<
,H1RUsTETs SALE OF A PLANTATION
NEAR DRkKE's BRA .h DApUT.
RICHMOND AND DANV1LLE hAiLsUaan.',no
By virtue Of deed OF trust from =; - sluasd
me- bearing date July 10. 1893, and duly rec1.asu
In the clerks ofce OF tina county. court OF Char,
lote shall ut the request OF the oenenciary Sea
nv auction without limit or reserve on LIE piss
misses, sATURD,Y he sth pI ~ =, i''i iv' sn
near Drake's Branch depot Richmond ard pan,
Vile railroad. containing EI6H HUsDEEss
AND SIXTEEN AGKEs, more or less OF wnicn
probably 900 acres are cleared, the balance beins
mostly In original growth.
There are ON the place, and within lew hunqTsG
wards Of The depot large TWt-Sfi.aY BhiNh
DWELLING and necessary out-bul!dings. me
Subscriber will show the land 10 parties desiring
- TERMS In addition to . sam sufficient TO defray
The OF executing the trust ~ 90 - easn
W January 1870 /: for the balance. credit OF
twelve months, interest added. For deferred pay.
ments, negotiable notes secured by deed OF trust
will be required. .,-,oo,,ox, n.
an g-fds Y. n. FFOCI'n, 1Iustrc.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT.-Notice is hereby given that ap.
OF Virginia for the renewal or the following GER.
TIFIfATES OF lost stock of the State Of Virginia
standing the books OF lhe second Auditor Ia the
name OF J. A. Fullerton-viz., No. . sss for $500
No. 100, for $500; No. 2,7ss for sloe-the same
having been destroyed by fire In April ishs.
ia l5-Fam W. j. SCOTT, Administrator.
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rrWO EARNS ON THE POTOMAC

TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
L RIVER IN WESTaORELAND COUNTY,
FOk eALE.-One is FARM Of about TWO
ready for cultivation, or good quality, and lies
beau fully, within half mile and In full view OF
the Potomac river; has two or three springs OF
fine water aud bounded on one side iihe length Of
the farm, say one mile. by aonroe's creek which
Is naVgable for Yes sells or steamers along Inc
farm. here are also two or three landings on he
farm. The buildings are small FRAMED
HpUSE. buiit for al overseer. ana three cabins
j he farm and soil are admirably suited for 1rnit-
growing and MAJ ket yegt Ia bles steamers passing
on the POTOMAC caily for Washington, baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, and Boston. NJ ,ni0e's
creek abounds with lsh or almost every variety,
including good oysters Wild fowl are abundant
in season-such as ducks, geese, and swan. fTlca,
twenty-five dollars per acre.
The other FkhM contains about ONE HUN
DIED AND FIFTY AGkEs lit being the lower
end OF my farm II les beautifully II hrst- class
grass and wheit land Is bounded two thts ds by
water-the Potomac river on one side, and Aon
for growing fruit to be found anywhere kdmlrL
bly, located for sporting. killing ducks, geese, and
swan Altogsth ;r. 1t Is one or the most desirable
farms in market The only building - an OIL,
FkAMED HOUSE, with well Of good water and
pump attached Price, thirty dollars per acre.
The terms Of payment for both farms will be
IN ade TO suit the times
Address me at OAK Grove pos.-otlice, Va. : or
fur her Information may be obtained at the Dis
patch Office, Richmond. The farms may be vlsite ed
by the Poomac steamers and Will take pleasure
IN showing III, m.
spN HENRY 3. 6OULDMAN.
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BY Wellington 6oddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate agent.

,v,RUsTEE's SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT ON THE CORNER MOORE AND
p1NE sTREETI NEAR MR.. ALTMEYER's
.6tP FACTORY. BY virtue OF . deed OF trust
from Mr.. W. a. Lambert, trustee bearing date
she 18th of March, 1865 duly recorded IN h1cem ono
Hnst,ngs Court. shall. In execution thereof, pro-
coed to cell at public auction On The premises IN
Friday the 18th OF April 1859 at O'Clock K M, II
fair, Ii not the rst fair day thereafter the pro-
frt on Lhe northern line OF Moore street, running
back one hundred and thirty feet on Pine street,
having q comfortable FRAMED DWELLING
4 large stable thereon, and water on the lot.
TERMS: : Enough in cash TO delray exnense3 OF
sale and to pay off 8 note for $477; ana Inc pa-
lance on credit Of one and two years FOR nego-
table notes, interest added. secured by q trust
deed. GEOH6E I1MbshkShE,
an 6-eOdtd trustee.
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IOtdl. ON
OF the La deaths which occurred from external
causes 8s were accidental, were suicides, and 2
were probably murGered-the motive being in one
Gaze to efTec. robbery and In the other somewhat
doubtful, the insured was struck by stone from
behind wall on q road in the country.
Of the accidental G were produced by railroad
casualties, by steamboat explosions were from
drowning and were lost at sea {; 6occurred from
coup de solicit during the intense heat of last sum-
mer another was frozen 10 death were caused
By machinery, by falls, by the accidents al dis
charge of a gun, and By being thrown from rom;
cine-two OF them having taken q large quantity of
morphine by mistake In one case II being put up
third drank an overdose OF tincture OF aconite,
which he mistook for brandy.
Two of our insured are reported to have died
during the past year OF age, one of them having
Applications can be made to Mr.. LEWIS
BOOKER, Mr.. JOIN II. GoDDIN. or the under
signed. D. N.WALKER & CO. Agents,
No 1914 Main street.
DR.. J. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner.
mi 2q-1m
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BY Wellington Godd!n. Auctioneer.
21A J.L. Appersor, Salesman.
7,RI1sTEE,s SALE OF SMALL FRAMED

VSRUSTEE,S SALE OF SMALL FRAMED
TENEMENT IN JUD AH'S ADDITION
nv virtue OF deed of trust to the subscriber by
Peter Gwy mn and wife, dated Ath OF October, 1857!
and recorded In Kichmond Hastings curt, shall,
In execution thereof sell nj auction, on the premi-
SEES. ON WEDNESDAY the sist OF Aprtl, 1893 II
fair, IL not, the next fair day thereafter, at
o,clock p. M, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
said deed fronting 10Y feet south side Of nuval
between st. Peter ard judah streets, running back
$50 feet having thereon comfortSole FhaMa 1890
whilst the deed requires cash sale AS to the
debt secured. the holder thereof will sccept on.
twelve months for negotiable nntes interest added,
occurred by a trust deco. The terms as to she sur
nIus will be announced at the sale.
ran 10 j. l.. ArPEHS0N, Trustee.