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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-22
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY.
u uNtrEp efATEs IsTR8NhL REVENUE ,
III etsst.. COLLECTORS t,FFICs,
ssd .fJ THIRD DISTRICT or VfRG1yfl.


United efATEs IsfRaNAL REvENuE
ID sad 10 THIRD bisTRTor or vinafNf,.
s,,ssl.,iy 81 49, RICHMOND, April II 1899.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
serised articles, ieized by the Collector Of i.
nal Revenus for the Third District Of Virgisfa, AZ
the places and on the dates herena fter mentioned
are now held IN nv Custody as afsited 70 G ibs
United states for siolstlens OF he Intern revenue
laws. y - : : :,
s3An persons claiming any interest therein are
hereby notified and required TO appear and make
Suca claim az Ing OH e OF COLLECTOR Of internal
ReSsDae. Third District q Virginia wi hin TWEEN
Lot no. 81, October 10, Ices. two three quarter
bJSrs manufactured tobacco. ssized bet ween Byrd
Strands. Lot No. 50, November 10. 1888, nine cad
dies IN anufactured tobacco, seized at James Al
lens Stable, + Richmond. Lot No. 50. November a.
1858, two caddies and two III. caddies mauufac.
turei tobacco, and one barrel SINS King tobacco,
seized at York River RAILROAD depot, cause, no
Unled States brands. Lot No. 81 December !,
ket amo king tobacco, one screw and press seized
on MADDOX Hill cause. no United states license.
Lot No. 30, Move mber %. 1858, one three quarter
Lot No. SO, January 49, 1889, two csddies manuf &C.
dies sa5s. &C. Two d
+ Eirss street tichmoud; caute no Unied ststps
License License o,d LIT No February II. ,ssa
s~eife Cauuics U..IuuI ACluHed TOBACCO, feiZtd
at wharf Of Norfolk steamer; cause fraud
I mlsntz brancs. Lot No.. So. Feb uary 10,
lsse sixteen caddles manufactured tobacco,
seized at te,sburg railroad depot; cause. fraud.
u,ent brands. Let No. 81, october l. 1858. aco
sigsrs and lot wrappers, seisea on Broad street,
Richmond; cause, no United rtates license. Lot
mo- o. October,2. 1858, two cadoies manufactured
tobacco, one screw, frame, &c. seized near Hol-
lyWoou Cemetery cau:e no Tnited states license.
Lot No.s october %, !s8t five caddles msnufac-
kqrsd tobacco, Sc zed On Uni N Hill; cause. no
Unile1 states brands. L t No. as October V,
w. enc oaskes cigar wrappers and about 300
GigHa; place Of seizure not known Cause, no
Omitted states license. Let No. o. one barrel
smoking tobacco seized at York River railroad
depot ciuse, DO United states stamps. Lot No.
loi, March TO- 1883. five caddies manufactured to-
pace J. two barrels smokfrg tobacco. &C., seizsd
at l7l3 Cary street. Richmond; cause no United
states brands. Lot No. lo3, February q, 1862 one
box and a half caddy manufactured tobacco,
sliced on Main street, bichml nj; cause, no uni-
ted states stamp or brand
N tice Is fur Their given that on the 18TH DAY OF
MAY, 1859, at 10 o clock 4. NJ shall sell at pub
lie auction, at the bonded warehouse of William
myers, foot OF Seventeenth street, IN The city Of
Richmond, all the above described articles I'M
claimed within The time speci1ed.
JOHN n. MILFORD.
Collector Internal revenue Third District
ap 2lTh4v OF VII gInia
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BY WELLINGTON 6oddia. w.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE, OF VERY VALUA-
z BILE REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH
51DE OF LEIGH BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
OF SEVENTH STREET NORTH OF LFIGH
STREET.-By virtue Of three deeds Of trust exc
cuted by Major william Allen and wife, the first
to James Pie isauts and j. B. Watkins dated 10Th
August, 1867; the second to James Peassnts and
r. A. Lancaster, dated 9Th January, 1858: and the
third to said Peasants and Lancaster, dated nth
March. Ees-all daily recorded In Richmond Hus-
tings Court, we shall, in execution thereof and at
the request Of the parties secured thereby proceed
to Sell ut auction, on the premiSes on TRfJESDaY
tie 2?d April 1899 ut ~ o'clock p NJ, If fair, II
not, the first fair day thereafter, the LARGE and
HANDSOME RESIDENCE and LOTS located as
above, recently In the occupancy Of Mai " Allen.
and formerly the residence Of The late Nicholas
nllis. The dwelling has ali Of the usual modern
improvements. and has The most ample eccoramo-
cations for large family. The yard and garden are
beautifully set with shade and frnt trees and ever
green's. and the location and neighborhood equal
to the best In Richmond with The mansion
ming back $50 feet TO an alley 90 feet wide, with
the large brick building TO the west formerly used
as Kitchen, but now fitted up as n residence lot
No trontlng lss feet, runnp back l.9 feet said
Anew and TO the east, lots Nos 2and3 each as
ny 100 ieet TO said alleys also, lots Nos IL and Is on
02-H feet, running back 100 feet to another alley
20 ieet wide, having thereon large brick stable
ana carrisge-house and gardeners residence
POSSESSION given In short time, By consent of
partles me terms III be fourth cash balance
az tour eight, and twelve months, for egotiable
no'eS' interest adde9, 5eenred by trust deed.
JOEL 3. WATKINS, : Trustees.
B. A. LANCASTER, }
ap S-2awtl5A p&dtds -o -.. -
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An Enthusiastic SuDGlay.SchOol Com
ventfoB at Pittsylvania COur T.
house-The People Cheered and
Deiighted-The New Court-SDeecss
by Captain Mcdaniel, dc.
DANvILLE, April l9, 1869.
had the pleasure of attending q Sun
day-Echool Convention composed Of dele
gates from the churches and schools within
the Roanoke Baptist Association.
The beautiful village Of Pittsylvania
Courthouse was overrun By preachers and
laymen, women and children and the
i characteristic hospitality Of its cultivated
people devised every expedient to add to
the interest of the occasion.
TWAS inspiring, indeed, to come into con,
tact with SO much of fresh and youthful
life, to Join the chorus of children's voices,
and take part in deliberations for the
benefit of that hopeful element of society
through whom Virginia ia to rise from her
ashes and live again. The worn old men,
the anxious mothers, the depressed spi-
ritual leaders, all seemed to take fresh
heart. could not resist the conviction
that this Sunday-school enterprise ought
to attract the regard and effort not only OF
the true Christian, but also of the enlight-
ened patriot.
The Convention organized Friday at IL
A. NJ. by electing c. 7. Sutherlin, Esq, Of
Halifax county, president J. I. Ayerett,
of Danville, vice-president, and Colonel
Raleigh Martin, of Pittsylvania Court
house, secretary.
Everybody's face beamed affectionate
welcome on the general superintendent of
Sunday schools, Rev. G. II. Ryland, of
your city.
Rev. ". R. Mcdonald, in the regular
order of business, read a practical, sug-
gestive essay on the objects of Sunday
school work and the duty Of church mem
bers in relation to it.
Superintendent Ryland, pastor J. Fl.
Lacy, of Pittsylvania Courthouse and Rev.
DR.. A. B. Brown, followed in careful and
effective discussion of the subject. DR..
Browns address wss one of his best efforts,
marked by ell his characteristic weight of
thought and massive eloquence.
At night an essay on Mission Schools
was read by c. T. sutherlin, Esq. En-
coursging reports we're presented from
various sections.
Saturday morning large audience list
ened with unHsgging interest to an essay
on the best methods Of organizing and con-
Quoting the Sunday school, with hints as to
the proper stimulants to be used.
Vlce-President Averett gave the results
OF ripe experience and thought in an ad
mirable report.
Reys. Mcdonald, Read, Brown, Hume,
and Ryland supplemented it with q tho.
rough discussion.
The lecture Of Rev. G. H. Ryland on
Teaching" accompanied by black board
illustrations, and full Of practical hints,
was the great feature Of the afternoon.
From many an earnest worker We could
near the testimony that they had received
from the days exercises guidance which
saey had much needed, and which would
90 Immediately applied by them in raising
the standard Of their own instructions.
AL night, delegates and community, with
una: aapa'ea appetite, thronged to hear the
r raai question, How to secure the CONVEX
SION OF the papilsf 7" examined In am Vs asssv
by Professor Thomas Hume, Jr. Of Roaoots
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
Il BRICK TENFMGNT ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN NINTH And
TENTH STREETS. virtue OF Feed oftrust
executed to the subscriber by tho late George
Frederick Low and wife bearing date 18th April,
1855, duly recorded In Etcbmond Hastings Court,
public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the
% OF April, lsso a. ~ O'Clock r. NJ, II fair, II
not the first fair day thereafter. the real cstate
conveyed by the said deed, fronting 20 feet, run
ming back i53 feet 20 an alley 20 feet wide, ON
which there stands an excellent 1HaEE-sTORf
BRICK TESFMENI no. o;st, Adjoining on tie
east the grocery OF Mr. j. 3. Foster.
Whilst the deed requires acash sale TO the extent
OF g. 500, with interest from 18th OF april lse9,
GNd expenses OF SAFE, IL Is probable that more
liberal terms will be announced at fhe hour OF SALE
an Ia eodtds w, GsnDIS, Trustee.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PARTS OF
~ LOTS Nos. 20 AND 81 N BAKsa'S I'D
DITION.-As commissicn ers Of the iccuit Court
OF Richmond appointed by DEGREES entered on the
10th OF November, l8es and 9Th or Februsry, 1879,
in the case OF Coles executrix again.t Gardner.
&C., we shall proceed to sell vt public auction, on
the prt misses, on TuESDaY the nth. pril 1859. at
O'Clock r. ID, PARTS OF LOTS Nos. 20 nd
81 IN BAKERS ADDITION, each fronting on
the east line of Clay street any feet, running back
niuety-three feft toward st. Peter street: which
lots were purchased by Joseph Norris at a sale
made by US on he .th OF March, 1899 and having
failed to comply with the terms OF sale, they will
now be sold &C his risks and costs.
TERMS: OneLhird cash; balance at six and
twelve months for go. liable notes, interest added
and title retained until all Of the purchase money
be paid and CONVEYANCE ordered By the court
EDWARD Fl. Fl1ZHCGH,
JOHN. q. STESEk
a. AUSTIN SM TIL,
ap II Commissioners.
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, I'LL Main street,

VALUABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK
y DWELLING, BESIDES BASEMENT, OK
TIE WEST LINE e FOURTEgNIH Be
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN STREETS
10Th pril, 1862. at O'Clock L. NJ, on the prem
ises, will expose to sale by public auction that
valuable THREE-ST0RY BRICK Bull DING,
with basement. containing twelve rooms; two
large coal-houses large range and water and gas
In esch room; located as deserted above. Jhe
entire premises are in rerfect order and repair,
having short time back been re-papered and
painted throughout.
The lot fronts t~enty-four feet on Fourteenth
street and extends back eighty feet, and is sup
piled with culvcit.
This property. located In the heart Of the city.
and adjacent 10 two first class hotels, has peves
fai ed To pay the owner large rent and by reason
thereof is justly egarded very valuable
TERMS: une third cash: balance at six and
twelve months crehit for negotiable notes, with
Interest added, and the ed by trust deed
On The property. Taxes for 1889 TO be paid by the
purchaser. LEE e GoiiDIS,
apo Auctionee RS.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
kuctfonper and Real Estate A gent.
u,HE EXCELLENT FARM IN PoWE


yHHE EXCELLENT FARM IN P0WHA-
L TAN COUNTY. ON The rUUfH SIDE "
JAMES RIyrR, TWENTY;THaEg, NILES LIE
ABOVE RICHMOND, EEAKLY OPPOSITE
TO DOVER MILLS, yALLhn JUDh's FER
RY. CONrAISIhG THREE HUNDRED AND
IHfRTY-NIEE ACRES FOR sALH.-At The
request Of the owner, Ctfer fyr sale that valuable
FIRM located as alb we, ROW In The occupancy Of
Mr.. B.. ID. Cater. IL contains THEE HUN
DRIED AND THtRTY-riEE ACRES. OF which
tweaty-three acres arc James river lowgrouId.
About $50 acres are high land of good quality,
with ample wood and timber, Of original growth,
for the use of the place. , he improvements con.
sst or an tNcell ut dwelling containing eight
rooms a. portion OF which is not yet fnf.heoh
barn, stable, corn-house &c. all la good order,
and ficst.rate ice house. The Ee'gbborh0od Is
an excel, mt one, ana The farm regarded equal TO
etuers on that side OF the liver Inc Ferry Ia now
rent ID out for three years at an annual rent OF
ninety dollars.
TO effect speedy sale. the lard viii be sold for
ffteen dollars per acre. on liberal terms OF credit
Mr.. carter. residing or the farm. viii show It 10
those who may call on him. spply TO
w. SODDIN,
ap2f-2t corner Bank and Eleventh streets.
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by Hill e Goddin
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1903 Main street.

TOUR-S STORY GRANITE-FRONT
A BRICK STORE, ON FIFTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND cARY. For SALE
AT PUBLIC hUCTION.-We VIII sell ut auc-
Lion on the premises. on FRIDAY the 23d instant,
at O'Clock P. NJ, that valuable sTORE (No. l0l
now occupied by *r. l.. Powers. The store has Il
from. or 20 feet running back 100 feet between par
allel lines.
TERMS: One-third cash; balan-e ut four, eight,
and twelve month occurred by a trust deed.
At the sime time we will sell CARRIAGE,
nearly new m cdern style and n fine CARRIAGE
HOKSE-oue of the fncss animals in the city, and
perfectly gentle.
Terms for carriage and horse Negotiable note
at ninety days. HILL u aODOIN.
ap 20 Auctioneers.
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BY Richardson x Newbnrn.
Real Estate 4 gents and kuclionecrs.

TOR SALE AS FOLLOWS: THAT
a handsome TWu-Sr0RY STUCCOED
BRICK DWELLING. With basement haYirg
four rooms each floor with al necessary
closets, water gas etc ; q large brick kitchen ard
stable and lot Irontiug 81 " i.s ic.t on firss,
corner Cary street.
That delightfully."- situated BRICK DWELLING
on The east side OF Seventh street north OF
Leigh and adjoining the ity springs property,
wi h two stories above he basem- n: In 'front.' ard
Il o.stoIy framed wiug In The having In al!
eight ro.ms. with gas throughout, besides closets
gree hou:e, etc.
neat rHO-STORY FRAMED DWELLiN"
with i've rooms kitchen with 81 rooms. two
story carpentershop In Tie rear Of the premises
well OF VA er In the yard and lot ffoEtlng u by
100 feet on the south Side OF lag between twenty
ell hth and Twenty ninth streets.
I he yards to each or the above mentioned
houses are prettiIy ornameated with shrubbery,
etc. RIChAADSUN u NEWBURa,
Real Estate a gents and A ueiioneers.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Heal Estate Agent.

Y7ERY VALUABLE FRAMED DWELL
LAG On N,VY HILL, on THE EAST
SIDE OF FuUhTH EErWhEE b KER AID
DUVhL STREETS, FOE S. Ell sm sutho-
rzed to sell that very hand9cme aud conveniently
arranged FRAMED TENk NJ .1rT located as
above, now In the occup .ncy OF Captain LlBt'er.
1t contains six rooms b ides geryan.s' rooms
stable, carriage -housr, &c. II Is supplied with
ga and waterloo, els has recently been built,
and s really frst-rate residence Possession
given soon. Price very reasonable. ApplyD
22-7t W. G' D6lf.
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A A.lvJC.TrON SALES.
THIS DAY.
By Thomas W. Keesfe, Arctioneer,
NO, 1917 Main street.

Il .
TITO UsEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
L. &C. AT ATTCTION.-I will sell at my store,
NO. 1917 Main STREET, on THURsDAY the lad In
v az ~ sne suit or Rosewood Parl8r Furniture,
consisting OF two Tee a Tetes two large
u Ar1n-Chairs and two small Chairs;
Mahogany and stained w ardrobes,
Mahogany Jenny Lind Bedsteads,
MaboRany Bookcase, RI 1850 - ~
Marbles op Tables, ...z.-r,r.- -, !
mahogany Bureaus founges, -
Largs Mahogany Sideboard and China Press,
Several CottTge Chamber sets,
Fea,herBeds, or .rlI Ea.z5Z g1.l +
Hair and Shuck Mattres-er,
Wood and Cane-seat Chairs and Rockers,
Tin sa'es, Is . 49, 500 :
Childrcn's Carriages, 80
Siy-oct I'VE Rosewood Case Piano,
Extenefon aud Small Tables;
lot of Grain Rags, about zoo; ar
Crockery and Glassware,
Tin Toilet Sets, -1@. tsE
on Paintings, &c.
ap21 Auc,foneer.
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WILLIAM 3. ISAACS, WILLIAM G. TAYLOR,
JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM 3. ISAACS & Co., BANKERs)
Corner Main and Fourteenth streets,
RICHMOND, April ID. 1859.
EORETGN EXCHANGE.-WE DRAW
~ TINE or SIaHT BILLS in sums to suit on
the foll0wtog places to wit: ..-..
EN6LASD-Lond1n and Liverpool.
1KELhND-Dubi
SCOTLAND-Ediuburgh.
FRANCE-Paris and Havre.
GEFMANY-Bremen, Frankfurt, Augsburg,
Nuenchen, harms adj, Stuttgart, Neustadt an
der Hssrds Mannheim. Landau in der Pfalz, Hell
delberg, Wien, Prag, CasSel Lubbock. leipzig,
Crefeld, DoItmund, Luxembourg, Muhlhausen III
Thuringea. braunschweig, Breslau, DIescen,
burg.
SWITZERLAND-Bern
RELGtUM-Brussels.
HOLLRND-s amsterdam.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points
DEPOSITS received.
LOANS negotiated ap A-d&wlm
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By Fl. Benson, Auctioneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF MONTICELLO.-By
l. virtue OF decree OF the tircuis Court of the
city Of Richmond ren5c ed on the 30 day Of No
yember, stS, In the cause Of } mss 2. Levy and
Fanny. his wife, ard eliza Henricks, pla intiT =.
against Mary Jane Hastings and others, defend
ants, shall, Il, commits Toner therein named, tfer
for sale at pub &c auction on WEDNESDAY the
26th day Of May next II sui;abl- day, IL not the
next suitable day thereafter, on the premises,
MDNrICELLU. the fori er residence OF I HON as
Jefferson. containing lWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTEEN ACRES. The improvements are a
large brick dwelling planned and built under the
direction and supervision OF Mc. Je tierson him.
self. and all the necessary out-bul!dinys. 1t IS
situated on an emirence about three miles from
Charlottcs y|c. and four from the University of
Virginia, commanding view of all the rurrOund-
Ing ,untry- one Of the GGest In Virginia.
TERMS - ns.thrd of the purchase money to be
paid IN cash. anothersthrd On twelve months
credit. the remainder on two years. credit from
day OF sale, the purch giving bonds for The de-
ferrcd instalments The title will be withheld
until the whole OF the purchase money be paid.
Possession gwen on the day OF sale.
ceiling rs commissioner, the tile will not be
warranted. u IS, however unquestionable hsv-
Ing been passed upon by the courts Of New York
and Virginia. GEO CARR,
Commissioner.
HENRY RHSSOy, tuctloneer. ap 22-2taytds
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TWO FARMS ON TIE POTOMAC

TWO FARMS ON TIE POTOMAC
i RIVER IN WESFa0RsLANDt 0UsTi,
FOR sALE.-Ope Is h FARM OF about TWO
HUNDRED ACRES; $50 OF which "a open land,
ready for cultivation, OF good quality. and Hex,
beau fully, within half mle and In full view OF
the Potomac river has Two or three springs OF
fine water, and bounded on one side tihe length Of
the farm. say one mile.) by honroe's creek. wnisa
farm. > here also two or thee Landings or nc
farm. The buildings are small ERAMEU
HOUSE, built for an over etr. and three CABINS
! he farm and soil are admirably snite1 FOR ffniI-
growing and market veg. tables, steamers passlrs
on the fotoma sc daily for Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphis New York, and Boston. Asn.oe's
creek abounds with hsh or almost every yariey,
Including good oysters. Wild fowl are abupcsn!
in season--such as ducks. geese, and swsn. pric',
twenty-five dollars per sore. .,,
The other FAHM contains about ONE hun
DRIED AND FIFTY Access q: being the lower
end OF my farm). IL les beautifully; Is brss-siass
grass and wheat land Ia bounded two thirds by
Yater-the Potomac river on one Side. aud Mon
roe's creek on the other. il Is the best location
Tor growing fruis 70 ce fund anywhere. ADMIR-,
swan Altogether, IL 1, one OF The most desirable
farms In market The only huilGing ia an OLD
FHAMED HOUSE, with well 81 good wafer ana
pump attached Price, thirty dollars per scie;
The terms OF payment foe both farms VIII DC
made TO suit the times
Address me ut oak Grove pos.-obice, va. or
fur her Information may be obtained ~ the Dis,
patcia flee, hichmond. Tie farms may DO visited
by the Pc omsc oteapers and VII IsSe pleasure
Ia showing III n. - ..x,
sp4 HENRY b. 6OULpAAs.
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UNItkD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
(OLLECToR'S OFFICE, THIRD DIST. VA,
....... s.Eh .... RICHMOND. A pril 90. 1883.

afI RICHMOND, 4 pril 20, 1853.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN have, oy virtue Of authority vested In me by
t-rnal revenue laws. di-sr aimed for non payment
of taxes upon the DIST ILL Ri, BUILDINGS,
MAJ HINEkY. PREMiS SS, &C.. of Msssrs Cohn
& Cal!sher known as the "VOegler's Spring lis
tiery." located on the Eine-mile road about one
mile from TIE corporation line OF The city OF Rich
mond. ~ a.s..
shall fer be above property for sale consist
ing in part OF Buildings, steam Engine, Copper
still, Machinery, and all other appurteEances ne
cessary for tic manufacture Of dis led spirits
together with HALF AN ARE OF LAND, on
which The building Is situated, at public auction,
on the premises, to the gh st bidder for cash, on
Friday, a pril 80, 1859. at II O'Clock NJ.
JOHN y. MILFORD,
aps2 Collector I bird trics.
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
4 IN sPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, KNOWN
AS HAZEL HILL, AND A TRACT IN FIT.
WANNA COUN1Y.-By virtue Of two Deeds OF
trust executed to the subscribers rs trustees one
by s. b. Jones and Martha b. Jones, his wife, for
go acres more or less on Cary creek, tearing
date Of the 18th day Of august. 1884, and OF record
In the clerks office OF the county Court OF Flu.
vana county, and lbe other, for 500 acres in Spot
sylgan!a county, executed by S. Jones, which
deed bears date on The 2! h daT OF January, 1884
and Is of record In the clerks Office OF the County
Court or spotsylyania, 10 secure certain debts
In these deeds, will sell on the premises, on the Tr
DAY OF MAY MKT. II fair, ifnot, on the mex!
suit able day thereafter. at auction, the TnAUTUF
LAND on which the said :. j Jones now resides,
containing 260 acres Of good quality. With good
imp ovemcnts, we'll waite ed and tmbared, and
very convenient to navigation 10 Richmoni; sale
to c ,mmence 1T IL o'clock NJ y he other tract Of
$50 acres, known as HA2fL HILL. IN tp,tsyl-
yania county Will be sold on the premises on Fill
DAY the 18th of May !seo II fair, II not, the next
suitable day thereafter.
The terms of sales Ill be as follows VI. One.
third OF the purchase money IN cash which Is
about the interest and cost and the remainder to
be settled by bonds with approved personal se-
curity and deed OF trust on the lands. the bonds
to carry interest from date and The iGterest TO be
promptly paid scmiannnailv. If there be any
excess 1t Is To- be controlled rs the deeds direct.
The title TO these lancs are believed TO he good,
title as Ia vested in by The deccs Of trust aiore
said.
Sales to commence ut IL O'Clock VI.
JAMES U. ECCUF,
WILLIAM II. TURNER,
NH 4-Thsw Trustees.
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BY Lee t. GodGiu, Aucticnecrs,
No. LII Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ ANDLOT, ON TWENTY-THIRD STREET
BETWEEN AND NJ AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue or q decree of the Hastings Court for
the city Of Richmond, In The cansc STYLED Ca,
on the Goth day of pri. 1859 the under signed ap-
pointed specia! commissioner therein, viii. on
the premises on 1UrSOAY. Attn May. 1859, at
O'Clock z. NJ. proceed TO sell n public auction
the real estate mentioned in said decree as follows,
to wit a Lt'f OF GROUND situated on the
eastern side Of Twenty. third street and fronting
thereon 80 feet and extending back 13l feet, said
lot commencing at the distance Of 40 feet from The
interse elton or 81 and said rwenty-third streets,
and running In 4 sou.hern direction 80 feet, upon
which IS comfortable FRAME DWELLING
with four rooms. coal and wood-houses, &C.
Terms: One half cash; balance H. three and
six months, for ueGo' liable notes. iLt-rcst a9dsd
and secured By trust deed lakes for l5fo the pur-
chaser to pay II. A. ATKINSON, JR,
Speci Il commissioner
Sac conducted by LEE q GODD1S, AuctlCneers.
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