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7 Adla iniwi rntOr's Notice.

VINliE undersigned, administrator Of the es,
Il tate OF W. D. wiltan, deceased, late Of
Pierce county, ". r., hereby gives notice to al
petsons Indebted 70 said estate TO come forward
ana make payment, aud all persons having de.
n'ends against the same must present Che same
to him. with the proper. vouchers, within ons
year from date, At his Office in S,eilacoom. or
they will be forever barred. -, ~ ,1,-, ~
>. McCAw. Administrator.
Stsslacoon, Feb. "a, 1869. N l7:w4 a.
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SQUEEZING THE uAND.-Suucexiug tn,

SouEEzlNi THE HAND.-Squcexing the
hand with some persons, is entirely equiv
alent to declaration oflovc. This il truly
surprising. Wemust take hold Of lady's
hand az We would hot potato; afraid TO
squeeze, lest VIC should burn our fingers.
Very fnc. traly! Now it has beef, our
ancient custom to squeeze every hand We
got into our clutches, especially fair one.
Nnd the ladies' may rest assn, ed of this.
that man who will otsqueexc their hand
when he gets hold Of it, does not deserve
to have such hand in his possession, aud
that he has heart Thousand times smaller
than the eye of can,bric needle. 73
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sks-~ StubcnviIlc, Ohio. votes for post
master. The man who gets the most votes
is recommended with the statement Of facts
and the voice Of tho people ia usually re-
spcctcd at the Department. t.t
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c7'Thc new fabric plant 81 the South.
Ramie, has . 6ne ibm q Pas and MS
strong ~ aax; it is as white and as fae
.s't ~ cotton. and a. glossy as siIt, *hile i
ncckls kxs cultivation than dithef,u and
bears three crops year. It is not in
jurcd by insects, and sells for doublp the
price of cotton. T..
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Tine soua are one insertion - w
Each additional insertion ...."........... ! nn m
Hu .iness cards, per quarter aluminium. " oo
IT, Alih"r,l deduction will he made in IN .or OF
those who advertise four squares, or upwards, by
the year.
WP(,.y,l notices vii, he charged t." the attor-
cv or officer authorizing their insertion.
TT Advertisements sent from distance, ara
nsicn: naticcs.mi,s be accompanied by the cash
lTN,ticcs of births, marriages and deaths ill.,
serted free of charge.
TT Obitutrv notices, or "poctrv" appended to
marriages or deaths, will he charged "nc.ha'f our
transient advertising rates. We will not hereafter
deyiatc from this rule.
rf An communications, whether on business
or for publication, must he addressed To the cdi-
tor Of the WAsHIHGruN STANDARD.
~ Blanks, bill-hcads, cards, bills Of fare. pos
t.rs, programmes, circulars, catalogues, pamphlets
etc., executed ut reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corner of Second and Washington
St ects near che steamboat landing.
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b ~ A bill was recently introduced into
tho Senate Of the United States which pro-
vides that all steamships heretofore built
and registered in the United States. or
which may be built in the l'mited States
within five years, shall be released from
the payment Of allodues and taxes TO the
United States SO long as they arc employed
in transporting tho United States mails at
n compensation not exceeding the amount
ofoccan and inland postage, and cxem p pts
all materials used in their construction or
equipment from payment Of duties aid
taxes to the l'nitcd States. This become
a law, and twill give an impetus to ship
building ON Puget S0nnd which will be rc-
markably active, for reasons which we viii
shall state in futurearticle.---Orcyon En-
tcrpvisc. 'Hin*r iGif r9'atseg o4f
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nd.

\ COLTS revolver, IN the rear of the ponv
II Sample Rooms, which The owner csn
have by calling upon the Undersigned. M proyin~
property and Payng for this advertisement.
.nl o,gniyg- ,s1 CHAS. BURMISTER,
Olympia, Feb. IL, 1869. l5tf .a
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sas- The Michigan Masons propose to
erect in Detroit q grand Masonic Ienplc
to cost $500, 900 exclusive Of the site and
to establish in connection with it library
and art gallery. ,,N
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Esfs- AS nearly as cah bc asecrtaipcd.
thore are million aud quarter Of Free
Nasons on the globe, About ono quarter
are in the United States
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tY The Washington Ercniny Express
vouchcs for the creIihility of gentleman
who says. in its columns that when J Judge
Campbell. Of South Carolina. was in Wash.
ington attempting to arrange terms for the
separation Of his State from the Union,
President Lincoln prepared II proclamation
giving his assent. The writer says that
shortly after the breaking off Of the effort
I" avert The dire catastrophe Of war gen.
tlc,nan having free access 10 tho private Of
6ce Of President Lincoln repaired to the
capital Of South Carolina aud deposited
with high official of that State manu-
script proclamation by President Lincoln,
duly prepared and ready for his signature.
announcing to the American people that.
rather than plunge tlsc country into civil
war. the Exccutivc Government of the
United States acquicsccd in the tlismc4u-
bcrmcnt Of the Union. With this was a
column editorial article. in slip form, with
corrections, supposed tobc Mr.. Lincoln $,
'rccitiug freely the words of the ainstru-
mcnt, vindicating the Executive act. and
challenging for it the approval Of tho
American people. That the document
was not published was due to the intense
feeling involved by the firing on the Star
OF the West. .. t.t.tt .ts.. ..
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~ The first bar of tin ever produced
IN the tpite'l States from native oro was
recently made in Sau Francisco.
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{ ~. Iowais an Indian word pronounced
by them Il o Wah, with the accent on the,
last syllable. p. It means =" Always Home"
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SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS.--.JuJye Gaut,
of Tennessee, distinguished Southern gen.
tlcman, who remained true to the Union
all through the war, writes to his friend
Russell +. Hill, Mt Walh Walla. as fol-
lows: "The rebel States, so called, are
ruined for this generation; / mean the
great body Of the people arc broken up.
Those who were possessed Of large fortunes
before the war are now poor and insolvcnt,
in tens of thousands Of eases. All our ne.
grocs were freed by the war; all our per-
sonai property was taken and consumed BY
tho armies Of tho ono side or the other.
In the main, all tho iencipg and timber Oh
the main lines Of march ofth armies were
consumed, and often all the houses and
improvements burnt, When the Conied-
cratc forces surrendered, in 1862 the
pco,Ae were lett without money. without
provisions and without stock; their farms
were to be, rcfcnccd and improved, The
fate of the South has been hard. The mo-
grocs were SGT free without any means ot
living. except by their labor, and IN the
main they are lazy. indolent race; they
will not work The great majority bf the
white rncc now in the South surrendered
in good faith, and desire to be loyal and
law abiding. but thew arc excluded from
voting or holding Office, mean the rebel
portion. and you know the great majority
were rebels. Cndcr Radical rnle, the ne
grocs eau vote aud hold Office They are
ignorant and arrogant. and are but instrtt-
.ncnts in the hands Of had men. by menus
Of the so-called Loy1l Lc~s~ers. and the
ofiicc-holdcrs and Legislators are elected by
the negroes, and the white racc arc taxed
beyond their means Of paying and misrulc
is the ortlcr Of the day.'--..Stake.man.
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k'HESII Eggs, aud plenty OF them, tor sal
IL At LEE & BItES
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ReD- Il is es%iwssseu tina. no. ono eighth
of the psSi 10 at tkc Un;ted eStates.attend
public wonshiihpu Snsdsy.osia,a1 M
9iCV A EA,lieal named Carpenter will
sncsee,l, Np. Doolittlc il, the Enitel States
Senate from WISCONSIN, ,., ,r., .c,.,,,
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foN "A new kind ofspeuge,l,as bScn in
vented, made FROM lat6a rubber. The int.
itftlpq y s.id 70 bs pssrtect in appearance,
transcription gteatoy.' ''It eau bg shaped
isstosxny rtatxrxklS fATn .aos ,ynaqalo9 .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

ess6hnrsdJ = M MoAfdsr has been ar
Ec,tsa rp9s iEpxisQnaA iu, Salelrs Oregon,
shirEsda With b causing dHis former wifos
$40 .u.4 ~a.,@-..s. Aalia...il, seu
aoeA No. dlcd ,slleckA ARG opls oxygen, IN an
ether shsRf.o, Girls a,iYious to wear pair
y. II Ind tHela where tic roses ,lo4out Of
'tHH,Qi IsaF .rli1etir9 fo oIani.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

70 E1 Ton lIl00l vuvtaasRR il ALMOST stexu excusa-
ableiset stseA u 'dsacs4rtidn efusl violin as
osisse ,saiiilfoai ioeirsqmi diis 4soW
'ilLsaYsa reataf'lu W., iaa4 yhn first hit
Npou the very, original notion Of saving
lhe idsids os cat with tfs ti,e t,.il Of Horse
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s1 Ny y-seI.'' xaid, tho veteran at the
foot Of the s&niss; - srise natltcc the new
ly risen la.lliaatk q siayg and hear the
layeak ggFs laiiFS5E9pa ithe;Ft grs'ipo Ao"g Of
praise, to their great Creator; come while
'thc ae " Il on'the gtassc, aid tcadar lambs
'atesblsstiag' lo1'tke' hiilsiae.-s.ccshs.' say,
oE Elkhs fAeid aitB . sw Itch sad 9ivsfyou
tho ctssclest lickirie that .yo., eyer had"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04
BY Lee q Goddin, 5uctioneers,
No. lit Main street,

r ARGE AND VALUABLE DIsTIL-
MACHINERY, ERECTED IN THE FAST TWO
YEARS, At ROCKETS, ON JAMES RIVER,
FOB SALE AT UCTI0N.-On TH uRSDAY the
25ih OF March 1869 at "A o'clock =. NJ, on the
premises. We will sell at public auction that large
and valuable DISTJLLERY located near Rock
etts, together with AL OF It's improved machinery
erected within the past two years by Messrs. Styll
& Davis.
The distilery is In perfect working order, with a
capacity Of two thousand gallons per day, and
could be made at u small cost to produce double
this quantity.
The machinery IL very massive, and everything
about The establishment Of the best material and
workmanship, the erection of the same having
been supervised by practical dlstlller of forty
to make the best dlsillery In this country Of Its
size. Z he piping Is all copper.
An abundant supply Of water IS obtained on Inc
premises, pumped from four wells oya DONKEY en-
CINE, and It's temperature IL midsummer Is fity-
eight degrees. -
attached to the dis,illery Is a NULL with two
pairs Of French burr mil'stones a feet In dame
ter with capacity to grind 6oa bushels OF grain per
day. Also a BkICk BONDED WAREHOUSE
capable of storing 500 barrels OF whiskey. Also
PENS in frst-rate order to accommodate LOCO
hogs.
This property. located within few hundred
yards or The steamboat wharves at Rockets, on
James river, has facilities for receiving grain and
shipping It's products unsurpassed and at 3 cost
inCOnsGerable.
The prentice with FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
are on leasehod, and two years and half are I'M
expired with the privilege of renewal OF lease on
fair rental.
TERMS Liberal, and viii be announced at.sale.
LEE Il GUDDlN,
NH vi tpntd AuCtiOnpprS.
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AUCTTON SALES.
BY wellington Goddin,
Auettonesr and Heal Estate Agent.
FUTURE DAY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
paSSK TENEMENT ON THE WEST
LINE OF sEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETs.--As trugtee In cert ain deed
OF trust from DR.. Robert A.. a1lls and VIE oated
Husttugs Court, i shall, inexecution thereof pro-
coed 60 sell public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY the 18th March, 1869, at half-past 4
O'Clock r. M. il fair. IL not, the frst fair day
thereafter that very handsome BRICK TsNE.
MENT located as above, now In the occupancy CT
The lot has front Of % feet, and depth of $50
feet to an alley.
The dwelling contains eight rooms, besides the
ordar, but has an Che usual modern improvements.
and IS very conveniently arranged.
Of sale and to paw of note for g. 70l .37 with In
tcrest from sd November. 1865 on cred: as to
81 749 SO until the Sd Of May, 1869; and as to the
shall be made known ct the hour Of sale.
NH W. 6ODDIN. Trustee.
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4M R E R
PICHM0ND AND DAHv1LLE Raj
L. sROAD-CHAN6E OF BCHEDur.r ~
snd after SUNDAY, February alst Bss.the IN
SEEaER TRAINS on this road viii be ran az :.
follows:
Come WEST, LYNCHBUR6 PlssEgerp.
leave Richmond daily Except sundays) at S.isaa
M. I; arrive at HurkevfHe ct lies A. f., Inak,n.
close connections with trains on the Southstds
road for Farmyille, Lynchburg, Bristol. Knn,1
Vile, Nashville, Memphis &C. DC. THROUGH
MAIL AND EXPRESS lcave Richmond daily a.
2.4aP. u. leave Danyille daily At ss2 2. H.:
Srrive at Greensboro daily at 1910 A. ~. nakin,
close connections for ali stations on The MIX
Carolina road both east and west OF Greensboro
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, aud all point
South.
GOING EAST, THROUGH AAU. AsD yr.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily at A. H.. lea 70
Dsnvtlle daily at a.to A. n. arrive at Richmond
daily at II a. ID. LYHCHBURG PASSENGER
leave Burkeyflle daily Except Sundays) at 2DP
NJ. /; arrive at Richmond at {. soP.M u.
Through tickets can be procured a. the ticket
Office In Richmond 10 all important points sontS
and Southwest and at Greensboro and DanyilIe N
all points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
fe II SuDerinterdent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04
BY Richardson & Newburp,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWEEN WALL STREET AND lockwood
ALLEY, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of deed Of
trust executed by Susannah Q; Cooke 70 me as
trustee bearing date June 8, ,lsss duly recorded
in the clerks Once Of the Hustings Court OF the
city Of Richmond being required so to do by the
be nefcary therein, shall proceed to sci at pub
lie auction, upon the premises, at haf;past 4
O'Clock p. n. on FRIDAY the Sth day OF aa ad
1880 The REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed,
consisting Of LOT fronting 90 feet on the south
ali street, and running back on the western line
OF Wall street S feet inches and two other es
feet on the western line of Wall street and run
nj e through to Dogwood alley. For more par
tIcuIar description reference is here made to The
deed of trust aforesaid. ~.
This property has several tenements on 1t,
which are now brugingin good rent.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expenses
OF sale and TO pay ss2S VIII interest from FEB
the residue rs shall be announced on the day OF
sale. A. IL. SOuRINEf, trustee.
sale conducted by RICHARDSON IL NEwEURH,
Auctinneers a.. #s@ NH
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.AIJs.rFON SALES.
,4..- THIS DAY.
By wellington Goddin,
Aucffcneer and Zeal Estate Agent.
,xo,sM1ssroNERs,- SALE OF vALUA-

TOMMIsSIoNERs' SALE OF VALUA-
IL RTE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: In the Circuit Court OF
! iha city OF Ricnmond-Joseph Coles executrfx ct
~ viptue of DEGREES made In this the 10th
day OF November. 1853, and on the 9Th day OF Fec,
ruary, 1893, the Undersigned. specially appointed
Ti g91JI.hY the 9TH day OF March, 1860. at
O'Clock P. n, on the premises. to sell the follow
died seized-that IL TO say. LOT No. II in Bakers
addition to the city Of Richmond fronting III feeI
more or less Clay street In said addition, ana
running back to the junction OF Tyler Street anu
Also the following described parts Of LOTS No.
ssid fa m is to say each
( feet on said Clay street and each running phcH
within parallel lines % fee. deem which Saia INF
to said ssmue, r. cole in bis lifetime by deed
dated 10th March 1862. recorded In Deed BOOZE :
70 A. page SIS, In the Hastings Court Oh Tue Guy
Also. the following described part Of Lot No. %
In Judah's plan or addition to the city OF hlcm
ateiv sonth Of Duyal street as1 feet and running
back towards Duval street between parallel lines
as feet to the line OF isaoea to ssd samuel
| Cole in his lifetime by Peter II MONTAGUE ana
wife by deed dated October 10 1851 ana rec0Tueu
in Deed Book II A, page III, IN saio huS'inss
Also. lots No. 20 and No. "a in said Judah's
plan or addition, with the improvements thereon;
each OF which lots as originally laid out, fronted
IS feet on Duval street and ran back between par
allel lines to an alley but in order to IN pro
per division of the buildings erected on SAID Two
lots part of Lot % will be sold with Lot "a as Io!-
lows Lot No % Will front lsfeet Is inches on Du7
val street and run back In nara lei lines TO said
alley having its eastlne l2s feet deep and Its west
line 1lS feet inches Deep and fronting IL ieet on
said alley: and Lot No. "a will front 3l3 feet on
Duval street and run back In parallel lines to said
alley. having its eastern line lsai feet deer and
its western line l2a feet deep, and fronting 2e3 feet
ON said alley. The said Lot No. % was conveyed
to Samuel r. Cole In his lifetime by William Tay-
lor and wife by deed dated october 1, 1853; re-
corded in Deed Book II Z, page AS. IN SAD bus,
tings Court and said Lot NO. 81 was conyeyen 20
said Samuel K. Cole by Henry BRADLEY by desd
dated May - 1s47. recorded In Deed Book 81, page
57s In the said Hastings Court.
TKHMs OF SALE: For cash as TO one-third OF
the procee6s of sale and on credit as to the re-
sidue of six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving negotiable notes for the credit instruments,
interest added and the title retained until the full
purchase money is paid. .,,,-,,,,,-,u
JOHN O. STFGER-
4. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioners.
VI GoDDIN Auctioneer fe 20
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BY Wellington Goddin,
AGctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE or CATHA-
RINE STREET NEAR TO M UFFORD
to the subscriber bearing date 10th December 1853
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court in
Deed Book Nc. 81, page 5i5 l shall, IN execution
thereof, proceed to sell at puzzle AUCTION, on the
O'Clock z. NJ, If fair IL not, he first fair day
thereafter. the REAL ESTATE located as abave,
fronting 81. feet running back 40 feet 10 an alley
feet wide, having thereon comfortable frame
tenement.
TERMS Fnonrh in cash to dcfray EXPENSES or
sale and to discharge n negotiable note for 1915,
and the residue OF the proceeds of sale on such
terms as Shall be announced at the hour OF sale.
mhs W. EODDIN, Trustee.
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r7pTST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND


IN PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY, KNOWN
a HbZET, HILL. AND A TRACT IN FIJI
WANNA COUNTY. BY virtue o. Two ceeos Oh
trust executed to the subscribers as trustees one
bv Z, r. Jones and Martha b. Jones' his VIE, LOT
cso acres more or less, On Cary creek, Eearlng
date IF the 18th day Of AUGUST, 1851, and OF record
in tho cInrk,s office OF the County Court OF flu
yana county and the other, for SCI acres IN spot
svIvsnIa county executed by s. y. Jones, which
dae5 hears date on the 24rh daT OF January 1897,
and Is of record IN the clerks Office OF the county
Court Of spotsylvania, to secure certain deots
therein named the undersigned, rs trustees named
In these deeds will sell on the premises on the 18TH
DAY OF MAY NEXT. II fair, If not on the neSG
suitable day thereafter, at auction the ihAC! OF
LAND on which the said Y. B Jones now resides,
containing go acres Of good quality. with sooa
improvements well watered and t'mD2red, anu
very convenient to navigation 10 Richmond: saie
to commence at IL clock NJ. The other tract OF
sac acres known as HkZEL HILL In spotsyl-
vania county Will be sold on the premises on III
DAY the 18th OF May 1869, IL fair, II not, the next
suitable day thereafter. ~
The terms Of sales will be as follows-YiH. one
third OF the purchase money In cash when IS
about the interest and cost and the remainder 10
be settled By bonds with approved personal Sc
curity and deed Of trust on the lands, the bones
to carry interest from date. and the interest to De
promptly paid semi-annually. If there be any
The tile to these lands are believed to he good,
but acting as trustees, we shall only convey such
title Is vested In us by the deeds or trust afore-
said
Sales to commence at IL O'Clock n.
JAMES Z. DCCUE,
WILLIAM II. TURNER,
NH 4-Th8w Trustees
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Fig FH.ENCH DRESSING.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

IMPORTANT TO LADIES. a as
= IMPORTANT TO Ladies. ,
IMPORTANT TO Ladies, ~.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES. = a.aH
FRENCH DRESSING
FRENCH DRESSING.
FRENCH DRESSING. Il
FRENCH DRESSING.
RESTORES LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES
RESTORES LADIES AND
CLILDREN's SHOES
TO THEIR ORIGINAL
COLOR AND LUsTRE.
COLOR AND LuSTRE.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD AS NEW.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD Alb NEW.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD AS NEW.
VIII not soil the skirts when wet.
VIII not soil the skirts when wet.
VIII not soil the skirts when wet.
....4u-'.
ONLY CSC. PER BOTTLE.
ONLY CSC. PER BOTTLE.
ONLY Csc. PER BOTTLE.
AT O. Fl. CHALKLEY IL CO.'S, Z"
Thirteenth street.
Aro. H. CHALKLEY & CO.'S,
Thirteenth street. d
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE A BoIILE.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE 4 BOTTLE.
For sale wholesale at manufacturers prices.
nu O. II. CHALKLEY & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04
BY wellington GoddIn,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON THE WEST LIE OF FIFTH
NEAR TO BAKER STREET-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust executed To The subscriber by Mr.. g.
W. Beal and wife, bearing date 18th of May 1858,
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court l
shall, in execution thereof, proceed sci! at pub
Of March, 1sc9 at half-past O'Clock p. NJ. Il
fair if nat, the first fair day thereafter, the LOT
lot located rs above, in the occupancy Of said
George W, Beal. fronting 80 feet, running back
l22 feet to An alley. The house contains three
rooms and Is suitable for u small family.
TERMS Enough in cash to dcrray expenses OF
sale and to pay off Il note of $225 and as to any
residue thereof, on such terms rs shalt be made
known at the hour Or sale.
mh3 WILLIAM HFkI, Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

4 ssIGNEE's AND TRUSTEES SALE
"a OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMGND.--B order Of the United states Dis
trict Court far the District OF Virginia. In the mat
te- of z. 2. Townsend bankrupt. we Will sell ut
public auction - whole. or divided, as may be
deemed best at the hour OF saloon the premises,
on TUESDAY, 9Th of Sarch, 1859, ut (. O'Clock p.
NJ, If fair, If not the nexs fair day. that valuable
LOT OF LAND, with the large BHICK AND
WOODEN DWELLING, &C., thereon. in the oc-
cupancv Of said Townsend. and fronting on the
east side of College street, between Broad and
Marshall streets. one hundred feet SIX inches and
running back within parallel lines one hundred
and thirty-four feet to Lafayette avenue.
TERMS /: One third cash balance ~ SIX and
lively. months for negotiable notes Interest added
and title retained.
AND'W RUTHERGLTN, Assignee,
JAMES J.. AFPERS0N, Trustee.
J. L. APPSRsoS, salesman. lc Is