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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-08
FUTURE DAY

VALLEY Y, YIR GINA, FE w I a
Nv virtue OF n trust deed executed IN the under
signed by the proprietors OF the Vattcy pirgt-
MAN. dated May lith. 1897 ana duly recorded Inc
gus trust and at the request OF said proprfetors
proceed In front OF said ofacA in the town OF
rtaunton, Va, on SATURDAY the 77th day OF
March, 1850. TO sell the PRESSES, CASES,
sTANDS, TYPE. and MATERIhL OF said ONCE
ut public auction to the highest bidder without re-
serYe-the parties Interested being expected 70
protect their interest.
This paper has good SUBSCRIPTION and acver.
Using list: and being located in one or the most
fourishing towns and sections OF the Faiieg OF
Virginia furnishes fine opening for an enter
pr'siDg new paper man.
TERMS OF SALE "A portion OF the purchase
money win be required In cash tsay 81. ooo), and
for The residue, liberal terms will be given which
will he announced at sale.
Persons desiring further information WIZ aa-
dress --E. 1s
NH 1-Mtds II. A. BELL. Irustee.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auc.ionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street. ,r ~
VERY DESIRABLE AND ADMIR-

VERY DESIRABLE AND ;ADMIRA-
" RI,Y-LOCATED PRIVATE REaIDEECE.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE of MARSHALL BE-
TWEEN pOUsHEE AND ADAMS sTREhTs,
public auction, on the premises, on THURS
Day the IIh day Of March, 1859, at half-past
o. clock p. M that desirable and attractive
FAMILY RESIDENCE located as above de-
scrbed. The Improvements consistof TWO
STORY BBICK DWELLING, with basement,
containing seven rooms, with gas.hxtures thr9ugh-
and water in the yard. The LOT fronts on the
south side Of Marshall street twenty-five feet,
Ave feet to wide paved alley The entire premises
are In thorough repair. and ut present occupied
by good tcnan. at r fair rent. II Is seldom such
valuable property is offered publicly and parties
wi. hing to Invest or to secure desirable family
residence wo,ldd do well to attend the SALE.
TERMS: One.third cash balance at foir, eight
a1d twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
ad, ed secured by trust decd
mid - LYME & BROTHER. Auctioneers.
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The Knots Tied In Names OF Horses.
For the Dispatch.

In regard to the cause of the knots in the
manes of horses, complained of some time
since by one of your correspondents, VEN
ture to suggest cure which an Old. Farmer
says he has often tried, and has never
known to fail. He says it amt worth
while for anybody to tell him that witches
don't ride horses-and folks, too, as to that !;
for he knows one rode his father for years,
and the only way it could be prevented was
to hang a fine seive on the knob of the door,
which, after the witch had entered through
the key-hole, it would have to pass through !;
and the openings in the seive being go nu-
merous, and being obliged to pass through
each of them, the night would be consumed
before the job was completed. They will
treat horses in the same way; and it can
only be prevented by cutting off the knot,
or stirrup, made by the witch before sun
rise, sticking seven new pins in it and put
ting it in the fire." This done, the trouble
is all over. AITcH.
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Letter from Madison County, Va.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA,
March 4, 1869.


A rencontre occurred in this unusually
quiet and retired village on yesterday be-
tween William Cray, an ex-agent Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, and two young men
by the name Of Hill, resulting in the pelt-
ing and bruising of Cray with stones to a
considerable extent and for fear that this
affair may be magni6ed, perverted, and
falsely represented by those truly loil men
who are ever and anon DESTROYS of repre-
senting the people of Virginia as being still
rebellious, unmerciful, and oppressive to
northern men who have located in our
midst, the object of this communication is
to represent the facts as communicated to
your correspondent.
This man Cray is represented as being
immoral, profigate, and abandoned, who
has never conducted himself in such q
manner IS to entitle him to the countenance
or association Of respectable and decent
citizens. Although having been removed,
several months ago, from the position which
he has been occupying as agent of the
Freedmen's Bureau, he still remains here
as a prominent sspirant for the position Of
clerk Of the county and circuit courts Of
this county, although totally incompetent
tor tho posltl0n.
Your correspondent is not DESTROYS of
bringing to the notice Of the public through
your columns the causes IN ertenSo which
it is alleged induced the attack upon this
man Cray. Suffice it to say, that the viola
ton Of the sanotity Of the household, con-
trary to the laws Of God and man, and to
the detestation of all moral and good citi-
ssns, is prominently promulgated.
1t cannot be alleged with any degree of
assurance that this attack was made in
consequence Of the fact Of Cray's being
carpet Dagger, because, not only the people
Of Madison, but it is verify believed the
citizens Of Virginia everywhere, entertain
the kindest feelings towards good and true
men Of integrity and moral worth, from
whatever cline they may spring; but when
q base, degraded, and abandoned carpet
Dagger settles among US, yampyre-like, to
feed upon our blood; when he acts, ss is
stated Of this man Cray by the people of
Madison in q communication to General
stoneman, in an immoral, profigste, and
abandoned manner, We have no sympathy,
countenance. or association, for him.
Although not g citizen Of Madison, your
correspondent most earnestly aad sincerely
hopes that no such man as Cray is repre-.
scented to be will ever be appointed to any
position in their midst.
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1Eorses, ,sanes and Taiis.

To The Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
In your issue Of the Esd ultimo is en-
article about " Horses Names and Tails in
which IAN Old Farmer" inquiries if any
one can explain, upon scientific principles.
the reason why the names and tails of
horses and colts are sometimes found tied
up into knots, vulgarly called switch " or
"hag" stirrups.
We have frequently observed this in cur
experience, and have never seen it ex-
planned on scientific principles. 1t ia not
caused by accident, nor by the fact ths. the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-08
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
EjAND LOT NEAR HOLLYWOOD GENIE
Terry, 1T THE CORNER OF LAUREL AND
SPRING STRkETS.-Ry virtue Of decree Of
The Circuit Court Of Richmond pronounced on the
goth OF February 1869. In the case Of Wade rs.
Wade. Nc. we shall as the commissioners there
lie premises on SATURDAY the l3lh OF March,
1862 AT O'Clock Z. M the HOUSE and LOT of
which z homas a. Wade died seized fronting SIS
feet on the west line Of Laurel street, running back
the south side Spring stree. 40 feet to street
80 feet wide.
TERMS: 0ne-fOurth cash balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months, Tor negotiable notes,
Interest added, and title retained til all the pur
chase money is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the Court. ROBERT II. HUWIoON,
j. II. SANDS
mia commissioners.
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Interesting Decision under the Stny
LAW and General St0ne mans
.spondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Order.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
'.g BOWLING GREEN, March 6, 1869.
The spring term of the Circuit Court COM
menced its session for this county on Monday
last, Hon. John Critcher presiding, and ad-
iourned yesterday. The docket showed G
greater number Of causes than ever before,
both on the law and chancery sides. No
cases, though, of peculiar interest were un-
der decision, il may except that of no.
tice for the collection of interest upon the
Judgment of an old debt-Harrison's ex
ecutor rs. Quisenberry, ct al, in which
General stoneman's late order and the stay
law (original) were argued at length by
John G.. Mason for the plaintiffs and
Thomas N. Welch for the defendants. The
gist of the case is this : Plaintiffs served
interest notice upon defendants for one
years interest upon certain judgments.
Defendants objected upon the grounds
|. That two years interest had already
been paid under the stay law, and there
fore no further recovery Of interest could
be had, because of the order of General
Stoncman, published December %, 1868,
extending the time for stay of execution, SC.
2. That no interest could be recovered
by motion under the stay law because of
said order.
The Court, overruling the objections, de-
cides that, it appearing that at least one
years interest was due on the lst Of Janu-
airy, 1869, judgment may be entered for the
one years. interest asked for, and the effect
of said order is not to abridge the rights of
creditors, but only extends the operation Of
the stay law as to executions against per-
sonal property.
This settles the question which has been
the subject of much dispute among the peo
pie of this county generally and the above
decision not only gives the creditor the
right to collect interest due on the first of
january last, but that of collecting the SIR
months due on the first of January, 1870,
even if the debtor has complied with Gene
raj Stoneman's order, by paying the into
rest to the first of July, 1869, for said order
does not abridge the stay law, but continues
it in force.
Several presentmcnts for larceny, &c.,
were made by the grand jury-all negroes.
We had slight fall of snow last night,
but the sun Of this morning will soon
sweep it away.
l have it from good authority that Gene
raj Schofeld has said, in regard to one of
the judges in this State, that though his
disabilities should not be removed within
the thirty days, yet he can continue to hold
his courts as military agent by appoint
ment. QUILL.
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BY Richardson &c Neweurn,
Real Estate gents and kucttoneers.

A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
IA PFsIDaNCE FOR RENT At AUCTION:
II not dIsnosed OF before we will of.r for rent ut
auction, on the premises. to the highest bid
DER. on FRIDAY the 18th day OF March 1869,
at balE-past O'Clock =. M. that very De-
sirabie SUBURBAN RESIDENCE on the west
ern extension or Man street, ahout one nile
from the corporate limits, consisting or a two
story brick dwelling with basement, containing
seven rooms brick Kitchen. new barn. stable, and
carriage house, with four acres of hiphlytmproved
land well set in fruit trees and enclosed With new
fcnce-s1I In thorough repair. .@.
TERMS : Made known at tt hnrr Of sale.
RICHARDSON q NEVBURN,
mhs suctoneers.
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BY wellington aoddin'
h,ct,onaer and Real Estate Agent.

v.RUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
lot OE THE WEST LINE OF FIFTH
NEAR TO BAKER sTREETmE,Sy vl hy Mr 81
Ne pe,I and WIFE bearing date 1lth Of May, 1865
duiy recorded in Rtchm md Hastings Court
shall, in execution thereof proceed e. sen Up PUN a6
nT Wsrch' 1s,e at half-past O'Clock T; NJ; II
fair If not, the first fair day thcreatter the LVd
lot located as above now In the occupancy Oh sai
George w. Bcal, fronting 30 feet, running pach
100 feet to an allev The house contains lhrec
rooms and is suitable for 4 small family. =.
TERMS Enough In cash to GeIray e9ps',s * o, ",
residue thereof, on such terms as shall be ma
kn IOS a. ''' nun WILLIAM BEkL. Trustee:
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

r AND NOTICES.. B. SCOTT, ESQ, an
~ influential and successful farmer of The
county Of Prince Edward, Is now In The city Tor
the next two days, when he proposes To take d
tour north In search OF land buyers he styles
three per cent. II sale tc made DO sale no charge.
Mr.. Scott IS associated with an Engishman who
has recently settled In his ncighbOrhnod and
through whom he has Sold more land Than any
other person in Prince Edward. Mr.. Scott further
states that he has now At his disposal some forty
farms, IS good as can be found IN the counties CT
Prince Edward, Lunenburg, Charlotte. and Motto
way In which counties he proposes first to opera'e
Address Green Bay, Richmond and Danville rail-
road, or Mr.. A. 3. CRALLE, Rirhmonh Va.
~ 1J-2ws
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V1RUsTEE's SALE OF LAND.-In OBJ


Il dlence TO decree Of the Circuit Court Of
King William county pronounced on the 2sth day or
November 1888, in the cause pending In said court
between David straughan, plaintiff. and Henry
Toler and others. defendants, the undersigned as
trustee. under deed OF ceth OF February 1854 be-
tween Eliza II. Temple and others will on MON
DAY the I'D day OF March, 1859 that being court
day., sell 1T King Wilism Courthouse, to the high
est bidder the tract or land called MkTA No
Rha, lying in the said county OF King william
about one mile below the Acqainton church, adj
Joining the lands OF X. A. hillcard and others
and contat.ing about TWO HUNDRED AND
NlEETY.FIYE ACRES.
he said land is dssirablv located in 3 very
healthy neighborhood. and 10 yecy productive
with good improvements u on II.
TERMS OF BALE: One-,hird or the purchase
money TO be paid Ia cash the remaining TWO
thirds on a credit OF one and two years from the
dayot sale, In squal inst lmen,s, the purchaser
executing his bond for the deferred payments 10
/ the undersigned Us commissioner under the said
rec and the title TO the land will be retained
TIL The payment or all the purchase money.
t.@' WILLIAM NJ TURNEp,
II 23-iawawl ~, Commissioner and Trustee
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BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

T7RUSTEES' SALE OF THAT VALUA-
I RLE PROPERTY IN PUWEkwA y HotIS-
TY KNOWN As THE HUGUENoT SPRINGS.
By virtue or deed Of trust executed to the sub
scrIbprs by the executors of the late \. :. Wool
dri!gc deceased hearing date 3lst OF October.
1857 duly recorded In the Powhatan county court,
we shall In execution thereof proceed T. sell at
uublic auction, al the Office OF Wellington God
din real estate auctionccr, corner OF Rank
and eleventh streets. at i2 O'Clock VI on TUES
DAY the 9th day Of March. 1862 the real estate
conveyed by said deed, consisting Of that valuable
property known as the HUGUrNCT SPRINGS,
containing oEA Fl u y DRIED AND FIFTY
ACRES, of which about one hundred acres
open land the balsnce In original growth of oak
ana pine, embracing some fine timber. The
buildings are very numerous. COnSistiT2 OF iaTce
hotel and q number of handsome cottages, which
ST originally from S2o 900 to $40 coo. Besides,
the mineral waters held in hich repute by those
accumulated with them. In nd ition. RS by recent
geological surveys there 81 no reason to doubt
that valuable beds of co3l exist on the lard
For Il further description OF this valuable pro-
perty reference IS made 20 Dir. j. J. No'cman's
edition of the "Firginia $1rngs.n page 2S5. The
attention OF northern capitalists IS particularly
called to this sale.
Of executing this trust and to pay of The debts
such Interest rs may have accrued thereon and
as TO the residue thereof on Fuch terms rs the said
executors shall st the hour Of sale make known.
JOEL Il. WhTKlNE,l ,.-,,s,oos
JAS. pLEAShETS. ( ''"o'''''
p. SIT is probable that on the dav Of gale the
creditors may extend some credit on their debts.
run 5-tdS
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate A gent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
BE REAL ESTATE N THE TUWN OF
SIDNEY, IN THE PRESFNT LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF sJCHM0ND.-By virtue OF scree OF
The Circuit curt Of Richmond pronounced Gu the
10Th February, 1859 In the case Of Edden3 az tlnst
Franklin. &C.. ! sh II, ~ special commissioner
ihec by appointed, proceed 10 sell ut public am
ton, ON The premises. on SA9US GAY the 3 II
March. 1869 ~ hal 'past O'Clock =. H. In the or
der advertised. potion or III. REAi ESfhrG
Of which the late James w. kddens died seized,
cons listing OF The LOT at the southwest corner OF
Main (r Flmwood streetl and Cherry streets,
f. ontpg about 100 feet, running back 1872 feet to
wide aley, with large brick cment, orlcE
kitchen &c. thereon This Is most desirable
residence for & large family. fter which, on the
premises that valuable Lot at the northwest cor
ier Of Main tor Elmwoodl aud 5hort streets, 'front.'
lag about 100 feet, running back in an angular
shane about $50 feet 10 an alley, haying thereon
neat cottage residence and othcr buildings.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
Interest added, aud title retained TN all OF TIE
purchase money Is pIC and conveyance ordered
by the cCu:t, RO. Il. How ISDN.
NH COmmiss ioner.
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BY Wellington 6oddin.
ao,,onoar Peal Estate q rent.

H,RUsTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AND
Lot on THE SOUTH SIDE OF C&TH !, :, :
K1NE STREET NEAR TO ~ H. , :,
sTREET,-Ry virtue ri deed OF trust execute q
n the subscriber bearing date 18th December 1913
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Gourt IL, IN
iced Book No. 81. PAGE 5!5 shall IN eSecu1'n pl
thereof. nroceed to sell ut public auction, on the
nremIses. on MONDsY the 9Th Of March. 1862, at
4o,ciock ?. M., If fair II not, The lrst lais DAY
thereafter. the REh1. EsTAEE located 40 ,'a r,
8 feet vide having thereon comfortable frame
te cement. o,,,,o,,,,e NJ
sale and To discharge a negotiable note for 1913,
and the residue Of the proceeds Of sale on such
terms as shall be announced at the houc o. saic.
MA W. aODDiN. Trustee.
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
cnruor rnvarn,r AVID Erankltu rtrpptq

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SILVER
~ WARE 1T AUCTInN.-By virtue Of a de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Goochland county
mace In Il cause depending therein IN which John
Morris IS plaintiff and Nelson f. SheitOns admi-
nistrator and others are defendants, / shall, as
sDecial commissioner of the court, proceed or the
2sd day OF March, 1869 at the luction-rooms OF
Cook Il Laughton, 10 sell at pubic auction, for
cash, $500.
Ono SOLID SILVER BREAKFAST SET,
GEORGE W. HARRIS,
NH l-Mu&d6t special Commissioner.
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BY Lyme & Brother
Zeal Estate Agents and AuctioneeTs'
1870 Main street.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND AND

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND md
v UNIMPROvED PROPERTY: ON LIE = T
EAST SIDE OF TWEATY;FITTIH g sTRTE ETS
BROAD AND NJ AZ AZ EErTInN.
VIII be sold at public auction on the lssa pr r. hs
on MONDAY sh day Of Mash BE AZ AND ad
past s.S So'e Iosste ID TH iG BsICk
pWELLNa located as above de Jenes mia
ine oGsups s ciorets Kitchen. &c, In nee re-
palr The lot fronts on the east side OF Twenty
fifth street az by ll0feet. COLL. heap.frnl
BuiLpINa LOT adjoining the above ironing
90 by 10 feet. ,,,,co NJ rour eight
TERMS One-third cash ba,nnce q. t' interess
and twelve months, n.g1tlaote holes'
added' secufeu ny LYME & BROTHER,
- huctioueers.
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VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY
OF THE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS
the Nottoway river, In Brunswick county, Va
within nfteen miles Of Wilson'S depot, on the
Southslde railroad, containing ONE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED AND THlRIY-OSEAC ACRES.
and all necessary out-bu!ldipgs In excellent cond
ton. assert with confidence that II Is amo.g the
most valuabis and desirable estates In yirgioia
Persons desiring to see the lands arc referred 10
George ID. w hite, Esq, with Thomas Smith Pc.
tersburg, Va.
For terms, address THOMAS r. G0ODE,
fe 8-3ct Boydton, Va.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

A sSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHM0ND.-By order Of the United states Dis
T. let Court far the Distrc. OF Virginia. IN the mat
te- of T.. p Townsend. bankrupt we Will sell at
public auction whole. or divided as may be
deemed best at the hour OF sale-on the premises
on TUESDAY, 9th Of march 1859, at ~ O'Clock T.
LOT OF LAND. with the large BRICK AND
WOODEN DWELLING, &C., thereon. In the &C.
cupancy Of said Townsend, and fronting on the
east side OF College street, between Broad and
Marshall Streets one hundred feet six inches. and
running back within parallel line; one hundred
and thirty-fo four feet to Lafayette avenue.
TERMS: : One-lhlrd cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes Interest added
and title retained.
JAMES L. EPPERSOS, Trustee.
j. T., APPrRSoS. Salesman. Re 10
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:
Auction SALES.
~~~<D-I-~---~s"-~|~Ir~r ~
YUTCRE DAS.

UNITED STATES INTERIM sSEEEo&'
eoihNoi KICHHoSD, 9Th March 1862
N7oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ 1.-two or authority vested in me by United
s1stes internal revenue laws, have for non,pay-
mcnt Of dsrsned the ssoek ana
ar,tnors corner Main and Twenty-Gflh streets
Va shall eel The Sne b "a en1 oT
aucsio., ~, 1 TITESoAY the 18th day of March. In
etant. commencing st 10 o'clsck A: Nj sald pro-
nertv consists Ia part OF the following;
1 HYDRAULIC PUMP,
~ ~ TTooiR t MILLS, BLOCKS, and IRONS;
10 Roy SCREWS, BANDS, &c;
40 phont OK ceo pouuds MANUFACTURED To-
BICCo. beirg choice and medium brands OF
said Eeudecker Brothers; ,,,,rs
T,otLEsF TOBACCO. STEMS, and SCRAfS;
TOR6CCO FIXTURES.
oF F ~ JOHN E. MILFORD.
NH ; Collector Third District of Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAY.
BY Lyme 3 Bfosken
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
1903 Vain sfreas.

TOMMIsS1ONERS SALE OF WALTZ.
" BILE ZEAL ESTATE. on CoREER a.
FRA NKLIN AND TWEETY-yEygrgr
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Jn pursuance 80
decree or the Circuit Court OF the CITY ~ sH b.,
mond pronounced on the 9Th day Of March ,sss ,ea'
tns case Of boss %. Collier and others The
signed as special commissioners therein n,nneI
viii, on THURSDAY the 18Th day or March w.,
commencing at haif-past o'clock r. N. proc..:
to sell at public auction, upon tie premises ~
REAL ESTATE In the bill snd proceedinrs,T Ie
the said suit mentioned, consisting OF thar ys;.a
BILE LOT, with the Improvements thereon, sta,,aa-
at the Intersection Of Tventy-seye1th and $50
lin streets, on Church Hill, known as lot No la
the plan of the city OF sichmond, with front ~
l32 feet on the south side Of Franklin street ~ ~
running back lss feet, az present occupied 6y No
Edmund A. Saunders, AID formerly the resid.n...
OF Washington Is. Ross, deceased "'s
TERMS Enough IN cash 10 pay the expenses .,
sale, and upon q credit or SIX, twelve and e;,s
teen months as 10 the residue OF the purebs..
money, the purchaser giving bis bonds for the a.:
fsrI ed and the title TO be retained pn,
the whole purchase money Is paid and deed Or.
Gered by the court. 4. II. COURTNEY. "
80. j. q. BLACKWELL,
special Commissioners
Gale conducted by LYME BROTHER, Igc.
tloneefs. mhs
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRIG

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
Il DWELLING ~ THE EOETHEasT COR
MR. OF CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS AT
AUCTiON.-By virtue Of deed OF Trust executed
by Dudley Gilman 10 the subscriber, dated sS.h OF
October. 1887. andrecordec In RichTnond huStings
Court Office, being thereto required by the holder
Of the notes secured. win sell At auction. upon
the premises. on THURSDAY, March 9TH ~ hall-
past O'Clock P. NJ. If fair, If not, then on the
next fair day thereafter, at the same hour, tie
BRICK DWELLIhG and LOT situated as above.
It is nearly new, and has six rooms. The lot Is
% by leo feet TO al alley ten feet wide.
TRIMS Sufficient in cash TO pay the balance OF
the debt secured with expenses OF sale-say about
1900 !; the balance upon terms 10 be made known mt
the time OF sale. Arrangements may be made TO
give better terms OF which notice viii be given at
the hour OF sale. P. w. GKUBBS, Trustee.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, March 10th,
at half-past 4 O'Clock 2. d.
MN 2, W, G., Trustee,