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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-06
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the seand ois said
CO.. even
eallobilda
G q 9tor I'd 08
4 suspect Worth smbolseed
to inns step 81 success his
yea during the winter He has 81
q drawn ORA, noxt to the
room tea served ever
allefls9on and evening. einvitss
none "a enter but tbe most aristo-
cratle customers. This * an honor
eagerlY sought.
At bis chateau BE been 4
gltlag tlass prmeesses and mar-
c9lonesses t0 tea at 4 o'clock Z. III,
the new faaliion. He received
tllafn wearing flexible BOOTS reach
ln8 TO the knee, d broad beIb
around his waist, gloves with cuffs
long as g elragoon's, and a flexible
lat unsser lis arm. In his vesti-
ouie were SIX footmen dressed as
Jhasseur The tea was served
r9u silver urns in SeYres porce- /
ann cups. I believe Worth IS anil
inglishman, s it not odd aa
2nglisanian should BE the arbitar
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-06

A new slate 0f Grants s prospect
i've Cabinet Is his Stanton as
Secretary 81 Wells secreta-
rY OF the Treasury Washhurne.
Secretary Of tic Interior Scho-
field Secretary of Wa1 Schenok,
Secretary of tha Navy reeley,
Postmaster General Edwasl
ierrepont, Attorney General.
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] al.oiase GaIcasiaEI.

12 N1vembra 1868
/ fyeENFCB1EsAIEgNI a la prsnsra
W Section dun acte de IA Legislature.
lndtule. 4 Une Acte pour 0rganis6 le5
OoHrs de Paroisse de Get Etat anpr0u-
ye le 4ma Jour de Septembre 1868 "a
.teTme r6guiar dc la Cour de II nroiss
sera tenn 4 u Maison de C0ur de oette
FaeOisse, en- la vile 7e Lee Charles n
ane Iundi De IanNer, A ia, 1850.
pour ~ disposition de t0utas Ias enusas
ef attaires donc cette COur peut avoir
1fEisdied0n, ee tout les denx mois ~
snlYants On tarne de "a dita Com
sera aussi tenus comneneaat le S1na
iundl de chaque mois. pour fanfes
causes de preuYas Ell da sleee ions et
pour la disposition de toutas afaires de
preuves et SUGGESTIONS qUi doiyent etre
iaites ga Cour ouyerte ne premier
.erna saEa tenn le dis 8na Iinndi da
Janvier 1869.
ID. ,. READ.
#HNe rGEN -
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-06

Vi gentleman otter having paid
lls addresses l ID y0nn9 ladv for
some time p0pped tie question, "
The lady, in g frightened raanner,
sa1a 0n scare me, SIR Tie.
gentleman did not wish TO frighten
tho ady, aad consequently Ee
mained quiet for some time, when
she exclaimed Scare me again. 4
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-06

ealcreC COOK, expecting COM
pany 81 hsr own kind, was NJ h
loss hQW 20 entegtaln her friends.
Hex asless said
olly. Jon maat make an apol-
09y
\. Il iisissssss ssees can make II Z
Got ne apples, DO eggs, no butter.
no ntlin, tO make u Wi5,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-02-06

wash Tou W0UlG paY q little
attention t0 what I m Yina
r5arad an igRilasd
a1n eXaspaRnttng witness WEI,
q am paying IS little as L can, Wis
tho exaspeg0ting reply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
BY Wellington Goddin,
and Real Estate Agent.
rE,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE 10

TENRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
Il IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE
TWEEN TrIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS. AND a BEAUTIFUL LII.TL y
FARM OF TWENTY ACRES. HtLE MILE
EAST OF RICHMOND. ADJOINING OAK.
WOOD CEMETERY.-By virtue or deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber by Mr.. Peyton
johnston and wife. bearing date 18th september,
1865 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
and also in Henrico County Court shall, In exc
cution thereof, proceedto sell mt public auction
on the premises. in the order advertised onTUES-
DAY the eth OF February, 1862 II fair. IL not the
first fair day thereafter commencing at IL O'Clock
M.. that valuable LOT located rs above imme-
William Ira Smith. and recently occupied oy
Messrs. Noah walker &C.,. fronting 20 feet, run
ming back IS feet to said Smiths line. r.
I And at O'Clock z. NJ, on the premises, that
valuable COTTAGE FARM. called "The Re-
treat.n adjoining Oakwood Cemetery. containing
TWENTY ACRES. The land is highly improved,
and the buildings sufficient for the use Of a
one possesses peculiar advantages by reason OF It's
proximity to the city. being within one ana r
half miles OF the Old Market. Selling as trustee
shall convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMS Enough in cash Tn fcfray expenses OF
sale and to pay of the sum of s. 900 and all inte-
rest In arrear; on credit as to Until Inc me
nth of September. 1869 OF like credit OF 81 600
until 18th of September. 1870; on a like credit OF
81 900 until 18th OF september 1871 and as to any
residue of the proceeds on such terms as snail pc
announced at the hour OF sale-the who!e credit
instalments to bear Interest from the DAY or SAFE
and to be secured by trust decd, IL Is probable
on the day of sale the creditors may be willing to
'''''' q. A. CLAIBORNE,
IN 40 Trustee.
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-.IIeszz<eH sAHEa.
FUTURE OAK.
BY Francis T. Isbetl,
Auct.oreer and Rcnl Estate agents.
v,.rortb betweeu MsfE and Bank streets.
. rrRACTIYE SALE. on DESIRABLE

#E.E
a TTRACTIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE
~ IMPROyED AND UNIMPROvED REAL I,
rrsTATE I'm THE TOWN OF SIDNEY, At
asInrTI0N.-Wili be sold st auction. mp0n, me
aror,iscs in the town Of Sidney, on WEDNEs.
XIV the Adj day OF February. 1852 Commencing "
4 O'Clock r. NJ, the following DESIRABLE aA b
REAL FSTATE-viZ.. ,.rnwrr
-FOIIR VERY DESIRABLE FRAN. ip DYE
rNgS containing I'VE rooms each. Win k It
and GOOD lots fronting mn the west Sue OF IlerrV
between Elrnwoed Tor Maiu) and lover lof CaFyl
streets .gfg--z - :, r.r ,,,,x,-,, t,f,ino about
fo,,r rooms each with Kitchen and good lois 'front.'
ing on the south side or Dover between Cnerry anu
why DEsIRABLE AND ICOMMnDIOUS
FRAME DWELLING. on the north size or DoVer
street near the Methodist Episcopal rchaffh. con.
tanning nbout nine rooms. with ampe seIVahts
apartments: large lot attached, ana Variees Oh
TIE isEy VIM 1BsEAUTrFuL AND MOST DEsIRh-
RI,Y LOCATEDY VA CAN'T LOTS, fronting 20 feet
each on the west side OF Laurel between i,oyer
snd Cumberland streets, and running back l4a feet
This property Is. in an Improving and healthy
rortion OF the city with The Sidewalks on Main anu
Franklin streets paved nearly 10 the new cor PoFa
ton line. This sale presents q rare opporbuhity
for profitable investment or FOR persons 10 secure
desirable building lots or dwellings lot thelr own
use -,
credit OF four eight and twelve months, Tor nego-
liable notes. with Interest added and secured by
trust deed Taxes and insurance for ls6g 70 ne pald
: IN an = - .- ... s..aar+ AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

ca WAsHlsGroN, January Is, 1869. !
There ie an annoying hesitation In Con.
gress respecting all legislation concerning
the Suites Of Virgins, Texas. Georgia, and
Mississippi. The extreme Radical party
which has "ruled the roost = for 60 long,
and whose present supremacy is the cause o.
the hesitation, though evidently approach
Ing dissolution, is dying hard and II % poe'
sible that not until sitter the 4th or March
next will the manifestation Of the decay
which really already possesses it become
clearly and absolutely apparent These ex-
tremists, who are enthusiastic over the
question OF suffrage, and who are willing
to let hefinance questions go entirely, as
far ais this Congress is concerned, VINO are
brimful OF plans for the guidance Of the
next administration, but who hsve not the
moral courage to speak out and declare any
Of them. are waiting until after inaugura-
ton day before positively declaring what
oourse they intend to adopt with regard to
the States now unrepresented. Many OF
them viii then, in all probability, give up
some of their extreme notions and give
their adherence to the suggestions which
the President will be likely to convey in
his message or inaugural address respect
ing the States mentioned; but some-par-
ticularly those of the Boutwell, stamp in
the House, and of the Sumner stamp in the
Senate-will be certain to stand in their
present, harness and split aeih General
Grant; for it is we'll enough known
here that he is anxious that all the States
should be admitted to representation,
and M.t, If possible, before the begin
ming of his administration. The retioenoe
of the President elect on several sub
jects, and among them the formation Of his
Cabinet, is quite as annoying to certain
Radicals here as the same reticence on po-
litical topics was before his nomination.
The utter inability of these gentlemen to
put any construction whatever upon the
very short speeches occasionally INDUCED
in by Grant is far from pleasant. If ne
should speak out now and assert emphat-
ically his desire for the immediate repre-
scntation of the States denied that right IN
Congress, bills having that purpose IN Wow
would be introduced, and either adopted or
rejected without delay; but General Grant
il not President yet. He is still the Cen
eral of the armies, and consistently with
his former record, hazards no suggestion on
political topics. He will do so in short
while, and those who believe that he will
take o national position, and one that will
cause grumbling in the Radical camp, will
assuredly be found not to have reckoned
without reason, ..eH#. -. 1.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
ACTIVITY AMONG THE FARMERS-THE To-
BACCO CRoP-ROBBERY ON HIGH STREET.
PETERSBURG. January 20, 1869.

PETERSBURG, January 20, 1869.
The Southside farmers have been dill
gently availing themselves of the splendid
weather we have had for the last ten days,
and the number of plows which have been
sold by the dealers in agricultural imple-
ments is beyond all precedent at this sea-
son of the year. At our workshops, also
where the manufacture of them is carried
on extensively, the orders from the country
are almost innumerable. This speaks IA
vorably for the enterprise of our country
friends. Nothing contributes so essentially
to the success of years operations as to
have the preparatory work in such state
Of forwardness as to enable the planter to
keep at oil times abreast of the season.
A tobacconist of this city who has re-
Gently made tour Of exploration through
much of the tobacco region informs me
that though the proportion of good is less
than usual, there is still part of the crop
of very superior quality. 1t will be late
in the spring, however, before this will be
brought to market and in the mean time
our manufacturers will have to content
themselves with working up such as they
can get.
Inc Wncat, unuer Inc lnllucnCe OF tne
mild weather, is said to be looking well
but Of course no successful harvest can be
predioated Of it from its present appear
ance.
The town is perfectly quiet, affording nc
instance of irregularity during the day,
but almost every night is marked by q
greater or less number Of thefts. Night
before last one Of no small magnitude was
committed at the house Of General Newber
ry, on High street. The General was all
sent at the time, leaving his family anG
premises in the care of his partner, Colone
Raulston, and Colonel Lewis, the Tobacco,
inspector of this city. Colonel Lewis
chamber was entered while no was asleep
and fine gold watch and chain, with sun
dry articles Of clothing and o small sum o
money, were borne off by the rogue. Colo
mel Raulston's room was also entered ant
robbed of clothing. The thief is believed
to be certain negro, and that he went i'm
mediately over to Richmond. An office
was sent in pursuit to arrest him, but n
intelligence has been received up to thi
time. The'msster was kept quiet till to-da
in order to facilitate discovery. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Esta,e Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON THE NORTH LINE OF DUVAL
STREET NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE.-By
virtue Of deed of trust executed to the subscriber
by Mr. John Clash, bearing date goth March, 1851.
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Count /
SHALL in execution thereof proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on MONDAY the
Sth day of February, 1869. ut halfpast O'CLOCK T.
NJ, IL fair. If not the first fair day thereafter
the BRICK TENEMENT AND LOT on which IT
stands, located as above, now In the occupancy Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Franklin as 4 store and dwelling.
TERMS : Whilst the deed requires cash sale, |
am authorized by The creditor to say that he Will
accept those terms or. II preferred by the pur-
chaser, one-third cash balance at four ana eight
months, bearing interest properly secured.
ia 2s-sO, Fe 46Ss NJ. M. YOUNG, Trustee.
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Tho SchtBrn In the Methodist Epis.
cOpAl Church. -.---.-.- !

To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch
Gentlemen, My attention has been called
to your issue of the 9th, in which, willis,
advising 6 the committee of nine" to drop
their attack on the article in the proposed
constitution relating to church property
p flor which we thank you, whatever may be
Z the necessities of this course), you make
some statements not in accordance with the
facts of history-not designedly, l presume
but for want of knowledge, no doubt, be-
cause these facts have been studiously
withheld from the men Of this latitude fo1
many years. Hoping that you will do us
o the justice to let these facts now 60 out, SC
that your readers may make up candid
judgment, respectfully furnish them, and
ask their publication as an act Of justice
to many Of your own people.
- / pass over the oft-repeated charge tina,
, ssthe Methodist Episcopal Church, in the
1 United States of America" is @ political
organization, for you do not mean it in the
general sense Of the term political. You
would not thus impeach our conference in
India, or that in China, or that in Ger.
many, etc., as being political organizations
were you called to testify before the autho-
rites of these foreign lands. think your
humanity would forbid Q SANDER that
might change the comparative quiet and
security Of these bodies into state of in
security equal to that our ministers for
merly felt in this Christian and so-called
republican land. &5t3.a ta FttF ,
1t is clear what you mean, however.
You charge that she is anti-slavery. That
IS true; We do not deny it. But who made
her so 7 We answer: She owes her anti
slavery position largely to the men of Viz
ginia; and the time is not far distant when
the young men Of Virginia who lentsr our
ministry viii honor the memory of those
brave, good men who shaped her orraniza-
ton and views; for the Methodist Episconal
Church is Of central and southern or;e;n
not Of the extremes.
In looking into the old records Of the
Church we find the following facts:
In 1850 the membership Of the Church
amounted TO but s6,504, served by forty
two preachers. The Conference for the
whole Church met that year in Balti-
more, April 10th. The Seventeenth question
in that Conference reads thus: = 8 80 S
docs this Conference acknowledge that
slavery is contrary TO the laws OF God, man,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
By wellington Goddin,
Auctfonear and Resi- Estate Agent.
A, ssIGNEE's SALE OF A VERY HAND

A sSIGNEE's SALE OF A VERY HAND
N SOME RFSIDENCE ON NAVY HILL. ON
THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH BETWEEN DU-
VAL.AND BAKER STREETS. ALSO, FIRST
RATE NEW PIANO.-As assignee In bankruptcy
or Mr.. VII. Clutter, shall sell Mt public auction.
on the premises on THURSDAY the 18th Feorua-
~. 1859 at O'Clock z. NJ. that handsome LoT
40 by l2i feet. located as above. with NEW
FRAMED DWELLING thereon, now In the occn-
pancy of Mr. Clutter. containing ample accom-
modatIons for q moderate sized family and fur
nished with great taste, and containing the usual
modern improvements. This Is really hrst-class
residence.
At the same time and place WILDE sold very
superior new PIANO. - -.--. .....-
7 TERMS {: For the real estate. one-thtrd cash !;
balance at eight and nine months, for negotiable
notes interest added, secured bv trust deed. For
the Piano. cash 49, a.- JOHN NJ. HALL, rg
La 20 -2awtds assignee of Y. j. Clutter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
by Grubbs C Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A NICE BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
n WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET.
JUST BEYOND LEIGH STREET. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, ath February,
at a O'Clock NJ, we VIII sell upon the premises,
the RESIDENCE situated rs above, recently &C.
cupfed by Mr. u. w. Pickrell. 1s# ".# 1f 20.
It has seven rooms besides basement, bathroom,
iron Ferandah in front, gas and water kitchen
with four rooms, well drained by a culvcrt. ..
The premises are In nice order. having been re-
Gently painted and papered. immediate possession
given
The lot Ia 40 by 1873 feet.
J TERMS Oue-fnurth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months, with interest.
... GRUBBS II WILLIAMS,
Ia 30 Auctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
rCRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE SMALL

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
Il FRAME TE.SEMENTS AND ONE Va
CANT LOT. ON LEIGH STREET WEST ~ "a.
BROOK AyENUE.--By virtue OF n deed ~ ,, Ua
executed to the subscriber by NJ. John CissS
bearing date 10Th May, 1890 duly recorded In Rich
mond Hastings Court, shall I'm execution there.
of. proceed TO sell at public auction. on the mrs.
misses, on MONDAY the 9Th of February l.ss AZ 4
O'Clock Z. NJ, If fair, If not the first fair d, =,
thereafter, the real estate conveyed thereby, ana
located as above consisting OF a lot on the sonih
side Of Leigh street 30 by lo8 feet, with a small
frame tenement thereon: also. one other lot win
a well thereon, on the north side Of Leigh street
Of an irregular shape. IS feet. running back IN an
alley also 3 lot at the northwest corner OF L.,yh
and MunfOr streets, 40 by 100 feet with two fran"
tenements thereon.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet by CON-
sent nf the creditor he W Ill accept those terms or
In lien Of them one-thir cash basnrc al four am
eight months for negotiable notes interest added
properly secured. W. GODDIN
IA Orr 3OJa&2IB. SIZE TruSirp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
BY Grubbs u Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A LOT OF GROUND, ON THE SOUTH
"a SIDE or MAIN BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS,
beginning 6iB feet east OF Twenty first street will
be sold at auction. upon the premises, on TUES
DAY February %, ut halr-past O'Clock Il. NJ.
II is %. by % feet to an alley 30 feet wdc and ad
Joins the property of James SCOTS estate and
that of Mcssrs. j. II. Cox and A. III. Drewry.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
4, Auclipnpers.
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BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctionccr.

TTIVE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
II AUCTION.-By request of the owner will
sell ut auction'on MONDAY, February l, 1859, ut
3 O'Clock Z. M, on the premises, -FOUR EFAU-
TIFUL LOTS, fronting thirty feet each on Denny
street. in Port Mayo, and ONE BEAUTIFUL
LOT (No. y fronting ttty-siX feet on Nicholas
street, in the plan OF Fulton.
TERMS Cash. Taxes for 1869 to be paid by the
purchaser. A. G. PuLLlAM.
/, % Anc,ionecr.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

L. L. FINCH. s. II. JOHNSON.
NECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
WI The subscribers offer their services FOR The
SALE AND PURCHASE OF RSAh ESTATE IN
the counties OF aeckienbuyg Halifax, Charlotte,
LuIenburg and brunswick, Va, and In the coGn-
ties of Warren and Granville, N. O., or h. Z.
FINCH will make investments on joint account.
For further particulars, address
FINCH Il rL0H SSOE,
Boydton, Meeklen5urg county, Va.
Refer 10 General J. y. imboden, Messrs. Lam
caster 4 Co., Richmond Va: ". BarkSsiae, Jr:,
Halifax; Wood Bouldin, Charlotte George ".
Hardy, Luneuburg; NJ &. Edmunas, BrnnswicS !
w. j. Hawkins, Warren, N. e.; Coionei'j. HNf-
grove. Granville, ". Q. j. l-eod2ns
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ssreyr nr IETTERS.

= ron IN ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
a.,.YsIN6; IN THE RICHMOND POST
dMTTTTIT 11 JANUARY 81 isss e,,,, ,sLls.
persons calling for letters In this list VIII please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY r. u. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

+. Real Estate Agent and AuctioHeer
EOR SALE PRIVATELY TWO VERY
~ DESIRABLE FRA Ed TENEhfSTS
situated on the west side OF Seventeenth street be-
tween harshall and Clay, each containing SIN
rooms besides basement Lot fronts - feet, run
ming back the usual depth now rented 10 good
tenants for $3.50 each. This property can be par
chased very low. y. ID. EACHp,
ia so-6t Real Estate Agent ard Auctioncer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
RESTAURANTS, &c.
2 go sl18 SAW-R1ILL.
GAW-MILL ON MAYO's ISLAND.
- r GIBSON a. HILL,
GIBsON g HUI,

~ - 49, UIbSON q HILL, n =
RICHMOND, VA, Postofice box 6s3, - l.
are prepared to furnish builders, lumber dealers.
I and others, with VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER IN
quantities and dimenslons TO SUIT purchasers.
mand will enable them to fill orders promptly, and
by digent attention to business they hope TO merit
liberal share of public patronage. isa
Orders left at the Office Of the Southern Planter
and Farmer, or with Messrs. Kellogg i Gibson
will receive prompt attention. 4
'1--s -, -. -. 2. w. GIBSON, 3
ia lin WILLIAM L. EILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
TXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
L.

REAL ESTATE.-0n WEDNESDAY the
lOth day of February, 1859. IN front Of the y.
Charles Hotel In the city OF Richmond at /:
O'clock NJ. shall rs the executor OF John Bridg-
water, deceased, sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, a IRA CT or ND lying between
the Nine-mile road and York Eiver railroaf, and
adjoining the railroad five miles from the city Of
Richmond and within half mile of Fair Oaks"
station, on said road. containing l24A acres.
TERMS One-haG cash. and the balance on
credit OF six months. the purchaser giving nceo
table note with good endorsers, and the title to I've
retained until all the purchase money IS paid
JOHN WOODW0RTH,
Executor Of John Bridgwater, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
BY A. C. Pullia1n, Aucloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT In MANCHESTEE.--m pursuance OF
a deed OF trust dated on about the 5oth OF May
1885, from Henry Cunningham to the undersigned,
recorded in the clerks office of the county court OF
Chesterfield. will, ut the request OF the bench.
ciary, proceed 20 sell At public auction. ON the
9Th day Of February, 1859, the LOT with the dwell
Ing and improvements thereon fronting about so
feet on the south side OF Hull street at the corner
IN the plan of Manchester.
TERMS OF SALe: Cash as 10 a sum sufficient TO
pay the DEBT occurred, and balance on terms To be
stated at sale. --r---.,~r-r--- q. G. hCRhE,
Trustee.
1 Sale conducted by A.C .PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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