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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

The undcrsigned hereby offers for sale, his
farm, situated three miles east of Independence
comprsing 1873 acres Of the best of prairie land,
all fenced and under good cultivation. With
reed heuse asd barn. sheep barn. corn and
bog house and other out buildings. : fae
youne orchard 10 bearing. tsgsher With
small fruit in good quantity, The farm TO-
6e sold q bargain. Enquic Of the sub
scriber un the premises.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

Swarts X Sons Belmont Double Clea-
ming Thrcsling Machine.
- Farmers Of Buchanan and adjoining
counties come and examine eur stock. ! sAsA
always keep the best implements can Ct. nrl
pledRc myself that I viii always sell a. llw s.
the same article and quality can e bought else
where. Ia buying Machinery from me. you know
place % another % huat ap agents IS you have
70 with temporary sgent-, sao change yearly.
Il NC SCI! warranted VI ehne. yau aasn kuew
where - 60 sith il If il does not perform
gusranfee!, as am permanently located hero
shd expect to remsin as long as hY strict alter
tic1 70 business and fair dealing an sustained
Any Machine sold by nc and warranted. halI
myself re p-nstle FER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
A NEW STORY
BY AR. J. r. TROW BRIDGE,
"IN THE Icr.-
the BOYS AND GIRLS

written expressly for the HEARTH AND
HOME, commences in FIRST December 26th
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

will End their own page always lighted with
such fun in pictures, and fun in stories, as shsl
make them look sharply every week for the CON
ing Of HEARTH AND HOME.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
TERMS FOR 1898.

Single Copies 81, invariably in advance 5
Copies SO; cories SIS. Any one sending ~
$45 for club Of Is Copies ian at one time viii
receive q copy free.
specimen copy Of the hrst number sent
free.
No travelling agents employed. Address all
Communications to
prTTrNGITI. RATES 4 m
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08

TIRE AMERICAN ORGANS are superior in
y shsir great fslinsss ssd ompletensss OF
.oe:, md elasticity VI touch. and are finished
,n y. the highest style o. art, in Pannelled Oak,
Walnat, kossvssA aud Jot.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
TO the Family Circle

it will bring all that interest the hou sch old
Plain rules for healthy living and domestic raaa-
sgement, from tie folding OF . napkin and The
cooking of good dinner, TO the education of
children.
MRS. STOWE,
GRACE GREENWOOD,
and MRS MARY E. DODGE,
VIII contribute to each number
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-08
MARKETS.

careful Report Of the Markets in View York,
Boston, PHILADELPHIA, Chicago, ST. Louis and
New Orleans, will be furnished from week to
week, giving tie Farmer information as to the
time WHEN TO BUY and WHEN TO SELL
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-25
AN ACT to provide for the borrowing Of money defay
rs the building expenses Of State institutions
Be 1t enacted By khe Legislature Of the State Of

g
SECTION I. That the Governor and Treasurer Of the
State be and they hereby authorized to borrow
the credit Of the State the Of fifty thousand dollars
at rate Of Interest not exceeding per cent per
annum, payable In the city Of New York.
or at st. Paul as they may determine which loan shall
be paid and reimbursed In ten years from the time 1t s
negotiated which money borrowed shall be used for
the erection and completion Of state buildings pro-
szc3 That the loan mentioned in the first section
Of this act shall be made upon State bonds with coupons
attached signed by the governor and countergned by
the treasurer Of state which bonds shall specify the rate
Of interest," and the time when the principal and interest
shall be paid and each bond issued shall not be for
less than thousand dollars and shall specify
therein to whom the same shall be made payable.
SEQ. 5. That whenever the interest on the above
mentioned bonds shall become due, the shall be
paid by the state upon presentation of the
pons 1t designated banking In the city Of New
York, or ct the treasurers Office in St. Paul. -.-
SEC. The state treasurer Is hereby authorized and
required to obtain blank bonds with suitable devices
prevent counterfeng, and of suoh material he may
deem proper. ..r -. .-
SEQ. g. The credit Of the state shereby pledged to
the payment of the interest and principal Of the bonds
mentioned in this act, the same may become due.
Sec. 8. The sum of two hundred dollars or as much
thereof rs may be hereby appropriated for
the purpose of carrying this act into effect.
SEC. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after Its passage. Approved March s, 1879.
AN ACT for the relief OF the people Of the valley Of the
-" Red River Of the North.
BE 1t enacted By the Legislature Of the State Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10

The s,ock now on hand the value Of the
ensanut crop brought to this market may
be aafely estimated at $3.50, 900. "a s.ag.
There have also been shipped hence
during the winter to New York between
q, 900 and 10000 dozen eggs, and large
quantities Of beans, dried fruits, chest
nuts, Sc.
On Monday next the Grand Council !: Of
the I. @. r. M. for the State Of Virginia
will meet in this city. The attendance o.
delegates will be large, and many distln-
guished members Of the Order viii be pre-
sent. Full preparations for the accommoda-
t;on Of all who attend have been made On
Tuesday night the Tribes Of this city viii
give a supper to the. delegates at Jarratt's
Hotel. .~s...,s.. rs---sys ;
On Wednesday next the Grand Lodge |:
o. o. F. Of Virginia will meet in annual
session in Petersburg, and on Thursday
night Q splendid supper will be given In
honor Of the occasion. -
Two incendiary fires have occurred in the
city within the past two nights, but, fortu-
nately, little damage was accomplished py
either. In one instance some unknown
fend attempted to fire the dwelling OF .
citizen by pouring kerosene oil on his pas
sage door and then lighting it with o match.
A velocipede school is in progress mere,
and the art of riding the "bicycle " Is BENG
taught. We shall probably soon nave
mania on the subject. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
BY Richardson u Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1915 Main street, corner OF Eleventh.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

THRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND IN CHEsTERFIELn
COUNTY, BEING A PART OF WHAT Is
KNOWN AS THE FALLS PLANTATION"
scriber by Samuel d. Drewry and Alice Drewry,
his wife bearing date on the 18th day Of February,
1893, and OF record In the CLERKS Gflca OF the
County Court of Chesterfield In De.d-Book So
page IL the undersigned trustee named Ia said
deed Will proceed to sell. In FROM OF the custom.
house, on Bank sire ct, In the city OF Richmond, 4,
IL O'Clock, on THURSDAY the lslh day OF April,
1850 at public auction to the highest bidder, the
following property-to wit III that certain Lot
Or TRACT OF LAND lying snd being in the
in 'gh Two v , HIN HuSpRED and NINE Ninety
ONE-HUDKEDTH ACRES. be the ssme more or
less, and bounded as follows On the north by the
James river: on the west by the land or ID. Y.
w ard and which said tract Of land was devised 10
said samuel d. Drewry by his fhher Henry 7.
Drcwry, deceased, and the said tract 10 more inly
described on q plat or survey annexed 10 the VIII
OF said Henry T. Drewry deceased, and row Of re-
cord in Will.Bock 81! page 94s, in the County
Court OF Chesterfield county,,
expenses Of executing the trusts in said deed
mentioned and to pay the sum ~ 20 sop WIN IN
terest thereon from tie 5th day OF February. 1863.
until psid and for the residue on terms which Will
be made known on the day OF sale.
he title is believed to be indisputaole but sell.
Ing as trustee The undersigned vii! only convey TO
The purchaser such title is vested IN him by the
said deed OF trust. GEORGE u. MISE.
finest estates in Virginia being part Of The "a.
NOUS Falls Plantation, and bordering on me
south side of James river inme dlatelS opposite
Richmond snd possessing soil OF rare ierllllty'
adapted to the culture OF tobacco. all the cereals
early fruits and vegetables md other products IN
digcfous TO the land; Of this State. ITS impr1ye:
mHss are w is65s ten new er rooms hand
somely flushed in the most mocern style, ana Oil
necessary out1 R u n'h hfKDsoN & NrwBUaN,
AnCtlOnptIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
Letter from James City.

Burnt ORDINARY, VA, April !, ls69.
To The Editors of the Richmond Dispatch
To mo your fourth page is weekly treat
/ frequently give the doings Of our tyrs n
the 20. by, and strike Decline for Ihs
Farm" cnlivened by the cackllng o.
hedlthy Brahmas, rendered picturesque BY
fat, lazy cattle lying down in knee. hlgt
Lespedeza Strata, and causing me to inquire
out n fortune from peanuts. By the way
what hns become Of the man who cro'oea
such a graceful introduction to " Poultry
tanned his wings by way of promising still
better things, and then disappeared I Has
he played us a tosol trick? Please scratcf
him up, and set him to work again, as the
chicken campaign is upon US, and my SISTER
is preparing to fight upon this line all ths
summer. Will some one tell me how to gel
rid Of chicken-haWks 7 -..... 81.
-FOUR lively correspondent will excuse UT
from publishing what he has to say of the
Concentrations of the most Industrious anc
active member of the pulex family. L
could only aggravate present annoyances OF
revive painful recollections. When he ha'
o remedy, the whole world will be glad tt
hear from him. .--@'
George Bush, sheriff of James City coun
ty, had his smokehouse broken open las
week, and contents carried off.
"ship- Yard" the property of Yelling
ton Goddin, containing about 1000 acres
and lying on Chickahominy river, wa
taken by James R. Warren, Of this county
at the valuation Of disinterested persons
last Tuesday, at three dollars per acre.
Co. "H."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
By Wellington Goddin,
auctiouee- and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE an

B1RUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON THE CORNER OF MOORE AND
PINE SrREHT@, NEAR Mr.. 4LTMEYER'S
SOAP FACTORY BY virtue Of a deed Of trust
from Mr.. W. a. Lambert, trustee bearing date
the 18th OF March, 1903, duly recorded In Richmond
castings Court shall, In execu ion thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auction on lhs premises On
Friday the 18th OF April 1899 at O'Clock T. 81, II
fair II not, the first fair day thereafter the pro-
perty conveyed by said decd, fronting tity-eig ht
feet the northern line OF Moore street, running
back one hundred and thirty feet on Pine street,
thereon, containing six rooms In good order, with
Il large stable thereon, and water on the lot
TERMS Enough In cash 10 defray expenses of
lance on 4 credit of one and two yesrs for nego-
table notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed. GEORGE IlNBGRLAhEs
an 6-eodtd Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
FOr INC DISpsICH
Ga Plea for the Regulars"


Under this caption the New York Times
has long and strong comment upon But
ler's recent aspersions in Congress on the
regular army and their services in the late
war. r..
The 7ymes's article is ironically severe
upon Butler, who doubtless thinks this
fling at the regular troops necessary for the
reputation of his volunteers, who were sue
cessfully beaten eff at Big Bethel by q
mere handful of green Confederates, and
subsequently "bottled up," by his own
heroic exertions, at Bermuda Hundreds.
He accuses the regulars Of "lying in the
rear" while the volunteers of the North
were always doing the principal amount OF
fighting. :,
Now, our experience, on the southern side,
was quite the reverse of his assumptions.
The southern armies always preferred
meeting the volunteer troops of the North
two to one 10 opposing man to man the COM
| paratively few regiments of the regular
army. The army corps composed prlncl-
| pally of theee regulars was always regarded
as our toughest adversary.
Then, as to the general officers Of the two
branches of their armies: Where do we find
among the regular "old army" officers o
record of such gallant exploits as in But
ler's own history Who among them, with
the exception of John Pope, perhaps, was
outlawed by their recognized belligerent
upon the acknowledged principles of civil
lied warfare, and by the common senti-
ment of humanity throughout the world
Upon which of them has the deeds of petty
tyranny and deeper atrocities been indel-
libby fastened
Time was when the commission in the re-
gular army was passport at home and
abroad, and most of its officers honored the
commission; but "Othello's occupation s
gone"; blinded Bellisario goes begging at
the gates of Rome. The officers of that
army that gained for them the subjugation
of the South are now but the subjects for
"carping DAVIS" to pluck at.
Noisy and greedy politicians "rule the
roost" in times of peace, and the valiant
gamecock has to smooth his feathers before
the "speckled Dominica"
The seven cardinal principles-the " five
loaves and the two fishes now entirely
absorb the interest of the "truly loyal "
civilians; and nothing will satisfy them
but to endeavor to make the honest soldier
an alder and abettor in their nefarious
schemes for personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
They seek only to make these respectable
officers of the old army, while performing
the ungrateful task of military dominion,
mere tools to further their political dis
honesty and failing in this, there is no
dirty newspaper or congressional abuse too
much for them.
Vide, for instance, schofelds and Stone
mans command Of this district. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Eatate Agent.

VERY HANDSOME AND ELIGIBLY-
LOCATED BRIOK ENEMENT, on
TIE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, FOX SALE.
q the request OF the owner, I am authorized to
sell that very handsome and attractive kESI-
DEN fE located as above, now In the occupancy
OF Coloae Thomas Il. Bigger. The 10. has a front
of 80 by 100 feet alley. The dwelling Is three
stories above the basement contains eleven rooms,
with marble mantels In the basement and prtnci-
pal story, with front irou rerandah, rear portico
two stories high, ard finished In modern styl :,
with gas, water. closets, &c. There is a kitchen
&C, The hole premises is in good order; and
taking into consideration the superior style Of
workmanship and finish, and admiral BILE location
this property offers peculiar attractions to any
needing a frst.class residence at q moderate cost
Applypo W. G0UDIN,
an 10 at -a--z AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
7 BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneerand Real Estate Agent.
TXCELLENT FARM OF TWO HUN

TXCELLENT FARM OF TWO HUN
~ DIED AND EIGHTY-THREE AND ONE
THIRD ACRES, IN tHESTERFIELD COUNTY
SEVEN MILES SOUTH OF RICHMOND, AND
WITHIN A QUARTER OF A MILE OF THE
RICHMOND md PETEksBURG RAILROAD.
FOB SALE.-I am authorized to sell the excellent
farm located rs above, of which the late Mr. II.
Ii. GIL died Seized containing acres. of which
about one-halr is open land. The improven. nts
are all nearly new, having been erected by Mr.
Gill few years ago, consisting Of dwelling con-
taiuing seven rooms; SIN ke-house good kitch-
en-, serysnts' house In the yard, stable. corn
poultry accommodations, and spring Of excel
lent water. The whole premises, Including fenc-
ing, are In good order. n turnout is within Few
depositing manure. &C.. from Richmond which Is
carried by the railroad free Of charge. A great
bargain Will BE- given, AID terms made accommo-
dating. Apply to
& n4-3t 800. 81 s4.. j. -ss w. GODOlN. x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
BY Grubbs q Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE REtL ESTATE At AUG.
TION.-In execution of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Richmond, entered ?3l November, 1868,
iu the case of Anderson, executor, Us. Anderson
and ais Twill sell at suction, upon the premises,
on MONDAY. the 1rh day Of April, 1859 at y
O'Clock NJ, the following r cal ESrATE allotted
to Archibald d. Anderson, diseased, In the d!vl-
sion or the real estate of The late Richard Auder-
son: ...-.9E#
LIST. The property situated a. the southeast cor
ner of Main and Seventh streets. IS by 1891 feet,
upon which stands the CLUB HOUSE and some
other buildings. The situation Is desirable and
improving every day, for business purposes. Pro-
perry improved, this would prove very profitable
investment II will! be sold according to plan
which will be shown at the time Of sale.
Cd. And on the, same cay, at hals-past O'Clock
P. MI will sell UP the premises, those two
beautiful LOTS In Sidney, at the southwest corner
Of Grove aud Poplar streets, adtotntnR the pro-
perty OF W j. Hubards estate, IS by $50 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS One-fifth cash balance at six, twelve.
eighteen and twepty-four months. for negotiable
notes with Interest tyable semi-annuay the
titles being retained by The curt until The notes
are paid. WILLIAM 4. VIM,
GRUBBs Y WILLIAMS. 4 uctioneers. apo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
BY WELLINGTON Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND HAND.

II
" auMELY-LOCATED BRICK DWELLING
Ar TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LEIGH
AND EIGHTH STREETS, FOB SALE At AUC-
1ION.-At the request OF the devisee Of aissAg.
mes Nicrlson, deceased thall sell at auction. en-
the prem SEES, on WEDNESDAY the 18th OF Aprfl,
1859. at O'Clock p. NJ. that very attractive and
admirably we'll built BR1GK TEEb NaHT loca.
ted as above Opposite to the residence Of Mr.
Thomas W. McCance), now in the occupancy Of
Mr.. Samuel u. Price. The lot Is q (. ont OF q
feet and depth Of about 10 feet 70 an alley The
dwelling IS three stories above the b'sem TT con-
tains twelve rooms besides dressing.rooms to the
chambers, and has all or the usual modern I'm
provemen.s, including iron yerand al in the front
and on the side and two-story portico In the rear.
In addition, there 10 very exec lent brick Htthe
containing four rooms, and the yard Is stocked
with ever greens, flowers shrubs, &c.
The location is q beautiful one, and the whole
premises In good order.
he buildings were erected about ten or twelve
years ago, and are egArded as remarkably well
arranged.
TERMS One. fifth cash; balance at SIX twelve
eighteen. and twenty -four months for NJ gotiable
notes, Interest added secured BY trust deed.
w. G0DDiN,
ap l--atawlw&dtI Auctionssr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
By Lee u Godtin, Auctioneers,
No. lit Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT, ON ST. PAUL'S STXEET, IN
DUVAL,S ADDITION, AT hUCTION.-By yir-
tue oftEe provisions ola decree in the Circuit Court
In the city OF Richmond pronounced on the Ah
day OF February, 1852, in the case OF ThomaS L.
August, surviving TRUSTEE. and George w. Ran
dolph, deceased, plaintiff, u.s. j, B. Hickman, the
undersigned, appointed 4 special CO mmissioner
therein, win proceed on tn URSDA the 18th day
OF April 1869, on the premises, at O clock p. III
to sell the REAL ESTATE mentioned Ia said de-
cree rs follows 1.-THE certain piece or pa c. OF
street and running back about seven.y-6ve feet,
upon which IS a framed tenement numbered S2l."
TERMS Cash. 4. q. LhWrON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE GoDDIN, Auc,ioreers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

DARN OF Blk HUNDRE D AND
kICHMoND, Of The YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD AND WILtIAMr BURG nuksPlkg
KNOWN AS "GREENS MEth 10T 81 PL MEp a
JOHN Il. GLEASON, ,ToGETHER With
SGO'K AND CF OPa, At hCCTION.-Qn
MONDAY the 18th instant, ut 10 CLOCK we VIII
FIRM situated as above. TIE land is in high
state OF cultiya ion, and Is considered the bes!
laid-ous farm In Henrico g. unity.
The crops consist of 12S acres OF g0od wtea
81 acres of winter oats. here are also 200 acres
followed for spring oats about 6o acres ol Whch
are sowcd, AID about so acres for corn ana VeSe-
The dwelling ia a two story framed house, with
eight rooms, fifty five by twenty ny, ana mas been
newly painted and repaired and commands we"
Of the plantation. There are al necessary ou!-
here are 100 acres of low grounds well adapted
for 4 dairy flr IN, and a m. adow tha' VIII proIdce
four tons Of hay per acre. Also, III acres Of iiu'
trees.
The STOCK consists Of six Porsrs. from four 70
six years old tngethc' with all the late iinpro'ed
farming utensils sns and ann three
year-old Heilers with calf and hity EWES "o'
Lamts, .,r,r,o,-,, q
within ten minues' walk of the railway station
where three trains daily pass up and down to klch-
mond The e IS good fishing, sh otlog, ana io1-
hunting on the laBdL ,
Also, 300 cords of oak and pine wood, put UP IN
cords, near the railroa1
TERMS Personal effects. cash; IT the real
estate, onc-haf cash the balance In one ana w"
years interest added, occurred by deed or trust.
I he land will be sold Without the < owing crop
or stock II desired. =,
Persons wishing TO purchase lands 10 Virgins
will do well 10 attend this sale as tie owner VIII
leave for Fur pc In NAV and Is determined 70 ssi.
, he train leaves Richmond At O'Clock !. NJ
stopping at Meadow stati n, and retu MS AZ .
APPS CJOK & LAUGHIOS. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
WEST HANOVER PREsRYrEaY
Reported for tue Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Anr;l 3. 1876

CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 8, 1869.
MORNING SESSION coNTINUED-sEcoSp DAY.
Rev. G. Beach, in answer to citation of
Presbytery, presented his excuses for alb
sense from previous meetings Of the Pres
oytery which were sustained. Mr.. Beach
was, al his own request, dismissed to the
irssoy.sry Of Lewes Synod Of Baltimore.
Mr. z. P. Flournoy, a licentiate under
care OF this Presbytery, was, at his own
request, dismissed to the Prssbytery Of
Louisville, Ky. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
AUCTION SALES.
rT,RUsTEEs SALE OF A pLANTAT1IIol,Ta,

I4hUDIEE D CALI w a PLANTATION
H. NEAR DRSKE'S u Ram al n nppn,r
RICHMOND AND SDAEyILLE RAILRoSgI,
by virtue OF . deed OF trust from L. s. you're IN
me. bearing date July 10. 1883, and duly RECORDED
in che CLERKS ONCE OF The county eourt al m. -
lo;te, shall at the request Of the benefciary se
by auction. without lint or reserve ON fhe nye
misses, ON SATURDAY The sth or Nav ise, tbo
PLANTATION called ''HTLLDkLs.ty sfysno me-
near Drake's Branch depot, Richmond and Dan,
willie railroad. containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN: n Gittss, more or less !, OF which
probably 800 acres are cleared, the balance beinn
mostly In original growth. ~ sEGH sETn7
There are en- the place, and within few hundred
yards Of the depot, large TWO-SrnFY BKfCK
DWELLING and necessary out-buiIdings. The
subscriber will show the land 10 parties desiring
to purchase. 81 fN9'
TERMS In addition to a sum sufficient TO defray
the expenses OF executing the trust e oo Is cash:
81 oeo SO on 18th July 1885, ana 81 50 on the ixb
of January. 1870 ); for the balance. credit OF
twelve months, Interest added. For deferred paw
ments, negotiable notes secured by deed OF trust
will be required.
aps-tds y. A. PROCTOR. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
7GE BY Wellington Goddin,
T. Auctioneer and Resl Estate gent.

y7ERY DEsIRABLY-LOCATED BRICK
" TENEMENT, on THE EAST II z OF
THIRD BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND G&AGE
sold at auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY
the 18th OF April, 1899, at halfpast O'Clock P.
M the BRICK DWELLING located as above
now snd for many years past in the occupancy of
Mr Csc AT r. Weisiger. he lot has a FRONT OF ssA
by lao feet. The dwelling has ample accommoda-
tions for large family, and The neighb is an
excellent one.
TERMS Half cash balance at four, eight. and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added. secured by trust dead.
an 10 - - w. GODDIN, Auction eer.