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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-12

To an ordinance relative to city officers Gener-
ally.
yHc IL ordained by the Mayor and City Council
a D of the city'of Flizabeth
SECTION Ibe penalties of the official bonds
of the officers herein nalaed snail De re -Poe't'e'f
fFSat OF the City Clerk Ave hundred dollars
That of the City Treasurer twenty thousand
dollars. .,,z,,a 40,
That OF the City surveyor one t""U~'''" "o'
That of the Stree. Commissioner i've hundred
dollars. ,ta
That of the Deputy street C0n1aissl"Hct thteS
aun ired dollars
THAT Of a Constable five hundred dollar.
That OF Chief of Police five hundred DO iarS.
That of the City Attorney Ave hundred dolior7.
Section . That the officers hereinafter men
toned shall receive the amounts ana Ned l ,
same respectively, as the compensation ior thelr
The Mnyor three hundred dollars per annum
The CITY Clerk three thousand dollars per an
ATTN. ~. -,
'Tbc 0yerseer OF The POOR six hundred dollars
ser annum. ,a so.o,a
The City PHYSICIAN for The First and seco cong
Wards two hundred and fifty dollars per an uhl
Jlhe City Physician Tor the Third Fourth,
Fifth SIXTH Seventh and Eighth wards, ltNe
sundred dollars per annum. ,.s o;,.t.
The Street Commi- si0ner one thousahu e'Eh'
hundred dollars per anaum: ,,-,
The Deputy Street Commissioner one Ihous"hd
dollars per annnn. ... .,,,,
TIE Assistant Street Commissioner one thou
sand dollars per annum.
The Chief Ut Police fifteen hundred dollars per
annum. ,,
the Captain of Police twelve hundred dollars
per annum ,,
The Lieutenant OF Police one thonsand dollars
per amman
The Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
four hundred dollars per annum.
The Keeper of Police station Honse IN the
First wand one hurdred and nity dollars per an
The Keeper OF Police STA ion House in the
Fourth ward one hundred ard fifty dollars per
annum. ,
the Keeper of the Station House for the Ira ,
cling Poor in Fourth ward. two hurdred and
ifsy dollars peg ann11n.
The Keeper of the Iron Draw Bridge two hun
sired per annum. 49, ,,,,
The Health Inspector twelve hundred dollars
zfer annum. c,,, NJ, .,a
gyity Offices one thousand dollars per annum.
The Superin endent of Ma Eef twelve hundred
Scayenrer for First. Second, Third and
r'onrth wards one thousand dolla"s per annum.
Scayenger for Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and eighth
srar8 one thousand dollars per annum.
Passed January 1, 1853. ,
j. +. WILEY, President City Council,
r. SEIPI.E CT Clerk.
Approved January l, lS6a ,,n,u,,, ,1,,o,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-12
PRICES DOUBLE GALLERY.
No. 1856 Broad ST., Elizabeth.
THE ONLY ONE IN THE STATE

No. 1856 Broad ST., Elizabeth.
THE ONLY ONE IN THE STATE
HAVING one of the most Spaciou and Hand
IL soInely- Fitted Galleries of the State, with
eminent aud Practical Artists, feel confident of
shifting the most fastdious. This il the only
Gallery in the State having two Eylights, max
ing ii both convenient and pleasant for custo
mers. by ebviating the necessity of waiting any
length of time for sitting. l would call partic-
Mar attention to my FRAME DEPARTMENT,
Where will be found larger assortment than at
any other Gallery in the state. GILT, ROSE
WOOD, BLACK WALNUT, and all the different
styles Manufactured, at REDUCED RATES.
Particular attention given to
Life size Pictures.
We respectfully call attention to our P0RCE-
LAIN PICTURES, Plain and Handsomely Col
oreG in Oil or Water Colors. The Latest Sensa-
ton In Forfeiture, "MINETTE," or FAIRY
CARDS. Cali and see specimens. Our Motto is
| EXCELSIOR" and we make ii point to
please ALL guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We
DEFY COMPETITION, and acknowledge no SUI
periority. The merits of our work must sustain
pictures Copied and Enlarged to any size
Views NJ 4de to Order, AMI everything pertaining
! to the art attended to with dispatch.
+. II. PRICE, Proprietor,
No. 1873 BROAD Street, Elizabeth, N. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
Eleventh street hetMccn Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE on DOVER STREET, IN SID
NEY.-I'ursuant to the decree entered by me CIR
cult court of the city of Richmond on the 'th day
OF October 1859, in the chanccry suit Of griffin
against Griffin and Others shall. on WEDN rs
DAY the 10Th of October 1860. 1T halfpast clock
z. NJ. on the premises. proceed 10 sell at public
auction to the highest bidder the real. ESTATE
directed by the said decree to be sold, upon the
following terms: Onc-fourth cash, onc-iourtn on
n credit Of four months, one-tourth on credit OF
eight months, and the remaining fourth on 4 credit
OF twelve months from the day of sale, taking from
the purchaser, for the deferred payments, ncgotia-
BILE notes. with interest added. aud deed OF trust
to secure the same.
This property consists Of three lots on Dover
street. In the town of SidncT--onc with Il framed
dwelling thereon. fronting - feet, running back
79 9l2 feet to alley 30 feet wide. The others are
vacant lots lying on either side Of the dwelling,
fronting Is LIE and ~ feet respectively also run
ming back 10 9-l2 feet To said alley.
This property is in an improving locality and
presents inducements to persons wishing dwell
Ing or building lots II 4 moderate cost.
THOMAS J. EVANS.
Special Commissioner.
C,RTERS e WILLIAMS. AuctionCcrS. Oc y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14
BY Wellington Goddin,
Alctionner and Real Estate Agent.


A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
n VALUABLE LAND WITH hIME,kl II
KANhWHA CANAL ABOUT SIX Nj Z 5
ABOVE RICUMOND.-In obedience to decree
pronounced by the Judge o: the United states dis
trict court for the district of Virginia on the 18th
of November, 1868. in the matter of bankruptcy OF
b. W. Green, / shall, as assignee, proceed to sell
at public auction, in front of the United states
court house on Bank street, in the city Of Rich
mond, on MONDAY. Ist Of November: 1859, at u
o'clock, the following TRACT OF LAND. hereto
fore sold by me on the 18th of December last, but
the purchaser failngto comply with the terms OF
sale. IT Will again be resold--viz., TRACT OF
LAND in Hcnrico county owned Jointly by +: ".
Green and y. w. Green, Jr., containing FIT :
ONE ACRES, and being the same purchased OF
George +. Guy. ON this tract there is an excellent
LIME-KILN. and 4 portion Of 1t embraces some
fine james River low-grounds.
TERMS: Ouc-third cash; balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, with good endOrsers,
interest added rcserving the right OF resale If the
WILLIAM NJ. SUTTON,
Assignee Of B. W. Green.
As assignee of B. ". Green, Jr., unite In the
foregoing sale. AND'W RUTHERGLEN-
oc l3-2taw3w Assignee Of b. W. Green, Jr.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AND
1 PERSONAL ESTATE IN MECKLENBURG
COUNTY, VA.-Ey virtue Of deco OF trust exc c
June 1868, and of record in the clerks office IN
Nlecklcnbrrg county, Va. ] shall, on MONoAl
the st Of November, 1862, sell. upon the premises,
TRACT or LAND upon which the said Boyd re.
tides lying about two miles from the yiilage 81
Envrltnu Containing about TWELVE III NDRED
ACRES 4 large portion Of This lrnd Is In Guilt
yation, with an abundant supply OF tinbcred iahd'
ard well watercd.
with eight or ten rooms conveniently arranged.
Tic out-huldings OF every description are ample
ana III good repair. 1t may he safely. said that
there are but few residences in this section OF VIZ
rlnia more desirable. . ~ ran,
At the same time and place will scll7, TRACT
OF LAND. adjoining he above tract. known rs The
LEIGH TRACT. containing TWO HUNDRED
AID TWENTY ACRES.
house c'c. Also a small tract; containing For X:
TY-FlyE ACRES, adjoining the lands Of ID. ".
Eramc, Tucker $. Cole, and others.
Ho 1i So and KiTCHEN FURNITURE,
including ONE PIANO, FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS Of every description. stock Of HORSES,
TERMS or SALE: OF the real estate, viii be
naGc known on the day of sale. All the personal
property will he sold Tor cash.
sid the following day-t3 viii; TUESDAY. 2d
of November, 1850. will sell ut Boyiton, IN front
Of tn" courthouse door, the BRlCk STOKE
HOUSE now occupied by Boyd & Goodc-a large
brick building Of recent construction. and con-
vc:.icrtly arranged for merchandising, running
hack from the street 70 feet. fronting on Jefferson
street 10 feet. situated at the corner of Main and
jefferson streets; the SnrchnuSc and lot thereto
attached, situated west Of the c"urthousc, In the
said village; the HOUSE situated in the said VII
lagc now occupied by John larry rs shoe shop;
Il VACANT Lot fronting the Episcopal church.
adjoining s. X. Johnson y. j. Daily, and others,
containing ONE-f0uRTII or An s,. ACKE. a..
small portion or parcel Of LAND situated near
Randolph Macon College. adjoining the lands OF
William \. Smith and others, containing FOCR-
TEEN ACRES.
s. K. JOHNSON,
Trustee for A. Boyd.
pryn-oN 0rtnbpr . 1869. Ids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14
By Wellington Goddin.
Aucticncer and Real Estate Agent.

vVHE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AT
1 THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND NINETEENTH STREETS, AND AID
JOINING BRICK TENEMENT, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlCE.-Will be sold ut auction on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the sth of November 1850, at
j O'Clock L. H. the property located rs above,
known as the UNITED STATES HOTEL. IL
fronts on Main street about u feet, and runs back
on Nineteenth street about 55 feet TO alley. The
hotel has ample rooms TO accommodate a large
number Of guests and whilst IL Is now In bad con-
dti0n, 1t could he repaired aud altered so as to
he occupied again hotel It could he used for
almost any other purpose, such rs boarding.
school, college, or it could be converted Into
large tobacco factory or other manufacturing
esta bIishment. After the sale OF the hotel the adj
Joining TfIREE-STORY STORE AND DWELL
ING Will be sold.
Terms: One-fifth cash: balance at one, two,
three and four wears for negotiable notes bearing
interest payable scni-annuallyl, secured by
tru.t Coed W. G0DDIN,
or IL 2awt Noyis dltds AuctiOneer.
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by v CIIIIIEIWII WVH7HH'
Auctionccr aud Real Estate Agent.
VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY, AT

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY, AT
VOEGLER' SPRING, IN lIENIICO
For SALE At AUCTION.-Will he sold at auc-
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the Goth OF
October. 1850, at O'Clock =. NJ. the valuable
DISTILLERY located - above. 1t has recently
been rctitted and altered. with many items Of new
machinery, and is in perfect order, and now ready
for the manufacture Of whiskoy. The water, from
almost any quantity of liquor, and it has been
analyzcd by chemists and pronounced peculiarly
well suited for the distIlla'on Of the purcst kinds
Of whiskcv, and being worry cool does not require
t!Ic use Of ice. The land aud buildings can he
leased for term Of years ut 1890 per hnn'im. The
location In many respects Is Il most desirable one.
and to those disposed 10 embark IN that business
the present is = most favorable opportuuity.
Mr.. Vocgler on the premises, VIII show them to
those who may call on him.
TERMS At sale. W. GODDIN, hctioncer.
=. S.-The foregoing property can be purchased
nriyately oc I3-2awtdS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14
by Lee & Godtlin. Auctionscrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALU.
" ABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND A DESI-
PABLE VACANT LOT IN ASHLAND, AMI
OF A SMALL TRACT OF LAND NEAR ASH.
LAND.-In compliance with decree Of the cir.
cult court OF Hanover county rendered on The 18th
day of September. 1869, In the suit Of John o. Sale
vs. Sale Ell ais, the undersigned. special com.
missioner thereby appointed for the purpose, viii
sell at public auction, upon the premises. in The
order advertised, on WEDNESDAY the 9th day
of October, 1869, commencing al II O'Clock ~, IF
fair. If not the next fair day, that HOUSE And
LOT in the village Of Ashland adjoining the Club.
House, and now occupied by j. IL. simpson. Esq.
containing about OSE a QUARTER ACES.
Also the very eligible VACANT LOT OF ONE
AND A QUARTER ACRES, more or less, aGjoin.
ing the said house and lot.
Immediately after the above sale viii sell the
small TRACT OF LAND near Ashland on the
Telegraph road, on which Mrs. X. K. Sale row
resides. containing ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES The house upon the tract OF land IL 4
small one with two rooms. The Improvements
upon the lot. with the house In Ashland, are good
The purchaser OF the Ashland property, or his
tenant, will be entitled 10 free ticket to Rich
TERMS One-third cash b; balance In equal To-
stalments Of six and twelve months credit install
ments to carry interest from day Of sale or IN
lieu of that all cash. The title Will be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid and convey.
'1~' - VIM. JOSIAH LEAKE,
Special Commissioner.
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sUcTror sALEs--.This nay.
Nv Thomas W. Keesee, Auct!oneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

-o1rsEUOLD FURNITURE, CAR
Ill PETS, PIANO. &c, FOR SALE AT no aEG-
TONI viii sell THIS DAY at my aut.1ont
housn commencing ut 10 O'CLOCK an assof laieh'
of FURNITURE, consisting Of ,npopEs
MAUOGANY and STAINED WAkDisQt,E s,s,,r
n.,a NJ 7 NfrT PARLOR SET, containing -FOUR
'"t small IA and two large ARM CHAIRS anu one
=, ,9H 3rn SOFAS and BUREAUS,
Rtoz1sEWooD and MAHOGANY CENIhh-iA-
u. BGoGGA sIDEBoARDs and D1N1SG-TA-
", RLE ISI and MAHOGANY EXTENSION
TABLES WASHSTANDS,
KITCHEN and other TABLES, cr,1rrK NAT
r f DS TIE ADS, HAIR ana ohoCA MA
FEATHER BEDS. holsters and PILLOWS,
MaH0GANY CHAIRS, in hair cloth ,orv
LOUNGES, CRIBS, and MAHOGANY hoeA'
ING-CHAIRS, ,or,
one PIANO, mahogany case n,.n
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLi, andISGRAlS CAh-
PETS-some new
81 a" In o-'i+' THOMAS ". REESE,
49,, Auctfoneer.
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By Grubbs ( Williams, Auctioneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. ON CHURCH HILL.-By virtue Of e, deco &c iS OF
trust executed By 'Garnter Barker and vile TO tue
Subscribers rs trustees, dated 4th Of DccemDer,
1865, and recorded In Henrico county court ounce,
being thereto requested by the assignees OF the
creditor secured by said deed, we viii sell mt pub
lie auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY, l''h
day Of October 1859, at O'Clock p NJ. II falr ii
not. then on the next fair day thereafter at the
same hour the property conveyed In said deed-to
wit: 4 LOT OF GROUND on the east slde OF
Twcnty-sixh street between Clay and Leigh
streets fronting s2s feet. running back l32 feet The
consist Of THREE FRAMED
DWELLINGS-one with five rooms, another with
four rooms, and the other with two rooms.
The terms REQUIRED hy the deed are for cas nS s| ot
two notes-one for 81, IDOL due 18th June, 1885, the
other for IL 1882. due 18th December 1850, win
interest on each from their maturity until pald
the balance upon such terms rs the grantor may
direct: or in the event of his failure to give such
direction, then upon such terms as the trustees
may think tit.
II IS probable that the creditor will allow reason
able credits upon portion of the money due him.
AA 4 81 Nn SMITH Trustees.
ERIpTS e WILLIAMS, AuCtiOncerS. OCo
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GyLyne Il Brother,
Auct!onecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. ii39 Main street.

rF,RUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALUA-
BUILDING LOTS, CORNER TliikI I =
FIRST AND VI STREETS. CHURCH uILL,
THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY.-By virtue OF II
certain decd Of trust executed to me- bearing date
on the 9Th day Of pr, 1859, ana OF record ID Tue
clerks Office of TIcnrco county court deslall pro-
coed 70 sell nj public auction, on the T. Uses. on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of October. 1862 nj a
O'clock p. NJ. four desirable BUILDING LOTS
located as above described, fronting on the east
side or Thirty-irst S3xiGO feet Immediately AFTER
same will be sold ONE AND a HALE ACRES
OF LAND In the Immediate vicinity, which Is
very desirable being just beyond the new city
limits.
TERMS: At sale. - -
u. u. BISChN fIl-lL- iiuStc'-
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Boydton, September %. 1860.
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer.
A ssIGSEE,S SALE.-By virtue OF

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.--By virtue OF
n decree Of the district court OF the United
States for the district OF Virgins, given and en-
tered September 20, 1869, In the matter or john !!
Ballard, bankrupt, shall sell at public auction
~ the highest bidder, on the premises. on SAIlk-
DAY; October Is, 1862, the Following NEAh -
i. That ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT tncw oe;,
cupied by John T.. Bullardl on the RichmgEd aht
Fredericksburg railroad about one and hhii
miles from Richmond with all the BUlLDiNuo
and appurtenances attached thereto. This Pre-,
perry IS highly improved and very valuable. There
are In this parcel one HUNDRED AM
TWENTY-NISE ACRES. The HOUSE ana
NINETY ACRES contiguous VIII be sold scp1-
rarely. This piece will be sold At II O'Clock \. VI
lis, III, 49, l.5 and IA In Sidney. commencing
the northwestern intersection OF llary!e ana Car
ter streets, running thence wcstwardly along saiu
Harvic street 800 feet, and running back each DC
tween parallel lines l4l feet. ~,
Also, LOTS Nos. Ill lib. III. Ill, aud 10 viii
the improvements thereon, In the plan 81 nsu .
Vista. beginning on tho north side OF liiiaIs
street at point distant o. feet east OF hitch.o
street, running thence along williams street east
wardly, and fronting together thereon lay ,e snd
each lot being III feet Deep This tract VIII DC SOU
). An Undivided oNE-HALF INTEREST
In OTIS Is and IT. on Franklin street IN plan o.
property formerly owned by David Brown sS'H
Also, PART OF LOT Is IN same plan, haltns
four feet front Franklin street ana ru ,cf
back es feet. THIS property will be sold s's
2. NJ. s,..,,o
| the contingent right or dover OF Mrs. '"aS >
| Ballard, wife Of said bankrupt. ,,, {,
| TERMS or SALE: OIe-fourth cash oalahS' -
six, twelve, aud eighteen months, 40 -
| per, interest added. JOHN JOHN, IL,
| Assignee OF John Z. Ballard. Bankrupt
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE BUSIN ESS
A STAND ON THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH
STREET. BETWEEN BROAD AND NAB
PFRTY on TIE TIE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
NEAR SIXTH STREET; AT o AucTi0S.a =, n
oirIock p NJ , we will sell. upon the premises, the
FRAMED STORE and DWELLING NO: s2s Skin t
street, opposite the Second Market occupied ny
Solomon Hechfnger r,.
Thc lot Is I6x55 feet to alley five feet wide. Inc
building comprises store below. with three rooms
above; has water and gas and, by reason o. It's
situation Is very valuable as business stano,
4 fter which VIII be sold the properly on MAT
shall inst above Sixth street, occupied by Mr.. "
W. Eilctt yielding for the prcsenta ground rent
of $3.50 per annum with the prospect OF an III
crease at the expiration of the lease now TO run
about one YEAR,. The lot Is 4ox55a feet.
Property In that locality rarely comes Into tho
market. and wo hope this opportunity WIZ be duly
appreciated by those seeking good location Tor
business.
TERMS at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc1o Auctioncers.
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T AND SALE.-By virtue of decree o

T AND SALE.-By virtue of decree Of
II the circuit court of Mecklenburg county rem
dcrcd in the case Of Puryear &C. , agan i!so rG5
october, is5S. at IL O'Clock NJ: all the KEAL ES-
Pnrvear, Consisting of FOUR TRACTS or PAR:
GELS OF LAND, living In Inc, npEnc,r, emu OF
Mecklcnburg county ana nescrlheG as n,s%S Sry
HJTNDRED AND TEN ACRES Of fertile and
productive land one-tourth OF which Is IN 2 BIZ,
nal growth, lying on the waters OF the siS biae
stone creek and adjoining the lands OF Richard
BOYD and others, and is Situated about fourteen
miles from Scottsburg depot, on the Richmond
and Danyille railroad, and two miles from staun'
Ton river The improvements consist OF First
The mansion house, on the south side OF the Able
vile road-an excellent and handsome dwelling
Thorough repair. Second. The oversecr's hous"
consisting Of q small hut comioftaDe oullulhgr
located on the north side OF the ADheEilie roaG'
This tract Is intcrsected by the Abhcville read,
giving the mansion-house tract 37S5 acres, ana 10
the oyersccr shouse tract ?3l; acres, ana VIII NC
sold together or separately to 81, suit pmrcha,GThS
'? !" The TOM PURYEAR .rLACE, containing
AND A HALF ACRES. fifty Of which IS In origi-
nal growth, lying on Middle Bluestonc and adl"in-
Ing the lands of John Y. Richards and Others, with
a small but comfortable dwelling and all necessary
out T. The DGEEokGE SILfIsFIE PLACE, xH!Sh
SEVEN ASD n HALF ACRES in good state Of
cultivation well watered and timbcred. With
comfortable 6wclllng-housc aud all necessary ont;
houses I'm good repair. and adJoins the estate o!
Alexander Gillispie, deceased.
All of the above sucs will take place al the man.
sion-housc of the defendant: rGryear. me TIE
10 tile above lands. q Iee-simple 10 which VIII
he given, Is believed 10 lie unqucst!oncd though
we only convey such title rs IS in us Is commits.
sioncrS OF the court.
The HOME TRACT has beer recently SURVEYED
and Il plat of the same may he seen ut the la"
office Of George B. Finch Esq, in the town Of
Boydton.
TERMS One-thrd cash: The remainder on
credit of six and twelve months, the purrlas 10
give bond for the deferred payments, hearing lhte-
rest from the day Of sale, and the title To DE re-
tanned until the purch rSc money Is paid. Iossr,..
sion given on The lst day of JanntTy, $50, win
privilege OF seeding n crop Of wheat. The terms
must be complied with OH day Of sale.
ALEX. STDSpR
GEORGE Il. FINCH
Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14
By wellington Goddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXCEL
4 LENT FARM OF 225 00-10O ACRES: IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF JAMES RIVER, SEVEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of q deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber ito secure the UNI
paid purchase money by William ;. Philips,
bearg date Goth May, 1868, duly recorded In Chcs.
terrified county court shall, in execution thereon
tat the request of the holder of the notes secured
thereby proceed to sell ut public auction, on the
premises on TUESDAY the 10Th of October, 1859,
1T l. O'Clock NJ. if fair, If nor. the first ar Gay
thereafter. the VERY EXCELLENT FAKM
located as above. fronting on both sizes OK thc
River road. formerly occupied by the late Henry
W. Fisher and now in the occupancy or the salc
Phillips. containing 225 9O-l0O acres; or whlch
about onc-half is open land, and the balance In
wood and timber.
There Is on the place an excellent DWELLING
with stone basement: kitchen. stable ana an cE-
cellcnt spring, over which Is stone building rem
Gcrng ID very convenient for the keeping OF mix
and butter. There is an excellent peach orchard
near the dwelling, and the open land Is In good
heart.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale and TO pay of the balance of $50 20 due on
the nceotable note which fell due 10Th May last !;
on credit rs to 81 lGl o. until the goth November
next; on Il further credit rs to 81 1890 until the
10th May next and rs TO the residue, on such
terms rs may he announced nj the hour OF SAFE.
BENJAMIN Fl. SMITH, Trustee;
p. S. 1t is probable that ut the hour OF sale lhe
terms of sale may he made more accommodating.
" GoDDT- sI,cti0nCcr, oc9
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From our Special Reporter.
AUGUSTA FAIR.

BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS AND CONVENIENT
BUILDINGs--ADM ARRANGE
MENTs-vERY LARGE ENTRlES' AM
OTHERS TO CoME-LARGE NUMBER OF
VISITORS FINE PROSPECTS FOR BRIL-
LIANT sUCCESs-PRoGRAMME FOR TO-
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