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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
announce to the residents of Richmond and
visitors from the country who wish to save money
that If they viii call ut
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
(Joseph Strause's,)
and examine the large and beautiful stock of
DRY GOODS
now Offering they will be convinced that am
selling goods ut
AsTONIsHINGLY LOW PRICES,
PLAIN GRENADINE at Is. worth Csc.
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRENADINE
at &c. worth 373c.;
sATIN-sTRIPED GRENADINE at s7Ac. worth
Coo.
MOZAMBIQUE at 25c., cheap at Sc
CoLORED BAREGE, for dresses, very fine, at
sic. worth Soc.
Fine ALL-WOOL DELAINE, every color, at
sac. worth SOC.
MUsLIN-DE-LAINE, LAWNS, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACA, ORGANIZES, JAG
COMETS, FRENCH CAMBRIA, &C., at half
their value;
Yard-wide BLACK SILK at Sl.a7i worth not less
than So;
Heavy REP SILK at $1.75, cheap at 50;
Ladies' BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and PA
RAsoLs at sI.so, cost everywhere else s275
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES, TOWEL
LING, SHIFTING, SIIEETING, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTIC GING-
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems and boys
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS, KEN
lucky JEANS, CORsETs, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN, &C., at such
low figures that IDEFY COMPETITION.
call is what ask from one and all. Be careful,
and come to the right place
No. 1879 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
e7ai JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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NEW CROP GRASS SEED.
TIMOTHY,
CLOVER,
HERDSGRASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
BLUE GRASS,
AND ALL SEASONABLE GARDEN SEED
ALSO,
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES,
SMALL FRUITS, GRAPE VINES, &C.,
vrpeIx1, S!yRsE gES| HN 3 WINE COMPANY.
''' " ALLAN & JOHNSON,
1893 M;lln street, Richmond Va.
Post-ofiice box 49, sc II
GRASS SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1863 .
NJ 800 bushels GLOVER.
500 bushels TIMOTHY,
Su0 bushels ORCHARD GRASS,
3eo bushels HERDSGRASS. -
leo bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
of prime quality; Il, store NJ iS2o ana RI S2fy
street. sc lOl tahLlob-H ~ AoIClt2o-,,
TIMOTHY SEED.
30 bushels prime TIMOTHY SEED on eonsisn-
mcnt for sale low. Yrr
ses a. ;. LES-.
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II IL rLA-ccssary to make any comments on
.sEfIhS'S EETEC2UAL ERhDICATOR,' rs
the following certificate proves M excellent quail
ties.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

.sa@ LOUISA COUNTY, April Is, 1869.
Judge Shaokelford has just finished tho
frat term Of the circuit court held by him
here, though the third held by him in his
circuit since his appointment. He has given,
"a Judge, great satisfaction. This ] un-
derstsnd is the general voice OF the bar In
-Gooehland, sFluvanna, and this county,
where he has held terms Of his court.
He rendered in this county one decision
upon point Of very general interest. 1t
was in regard to the scaling Of Confederate
liabilities. He decided that where the nom
inal amount of Confederate obligation
is scaled to gold-as by the scale in common
use through the country is generally done
Judgment must be rendered for gold. This
has never heretofore been done, believe,
in any court in Virginia, although, soon
after the war, some of the courts did scale
to gold, and then add on the premium on
gold, as between it and greenbacks, and
give judgment for the amount so ascer-
tained. But that mode was soon abandoned,
, and the practice had become universal,
whore the Confederate money was reduced
oby the gold standard, to give judgment in
general terms for the amount thus ascer.
tanned.
,4 The village Of Louisa Courthouse has inn
proved since the war wonderfully. The
number Of buildings has perhaps doubled.
Northern men have purchased and set
tea upon egood many farms in this county,
and an told they are working them admi-
rr su and are likely to do we'll upon them.
lazy all express themselves highly pleased
Iastn their purchases and with their new
surroundings; and they are, on the other
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1859.

,s,ss,,s.,ss WASHINGTON, April Is. 1859.
II President Grant has not yet intimsteo 20
any one what he intends doing with regard I.
toforderipg the Virginia election beyond
that his present disposition is to await q
few days until General Candy has informed
himself very thoroughly Of the condition
az affairs, and acquainted him with the re-
ssoIt Of his observations. The President IS
ANXIOUS 10 have the views OF q military
mar .of intelligence and capacity to judge
without prejudice Of the situation rather
than those volunteered to him by other
nartiea. From this 1t Is very evident that
fha renresentatipns which may be and have
!been made by aspiring Radical politicians
VII have but little weight with the Exeeu-
tf;ya. i. ia expected that General Candy
win reach Washington very shortly; after
which. the probability is the President Will
Immediately order the election.
Colonel Joseph Segar is at present in this
scity. He will not enter upon the campaign
until after the election has been ordered.
Colonel serar will leave here for Richmond
during the early part Of this week. :,
II. Considerable surprise has been expressed
that the Wells delegation, which 1t nad
been asserted would have an interview WIN
the President on Friday last, did not make
their appearance. The only delegation
from Virginia on that day was party OF
colored men from Alexandria, who we're
unable to procure an interview, 1t being
Cabinet. day. No one here seems to know
when the interview between the President
and the Wells men will take place.
- The departure Of senators from wash
inpton was not ubaccompanied with many
h, expressions of disapprobation, on account
:, Of several things which have recently oc-
Cured to lessen their importance and au-
thority. The heart-burnings which have
been engendered on account OF the lndif-
ference which in come quarters exlats con-
corning senatorial recommendations cannot
easily be aliayed. One Of the members OF
the Cabinet is severely commented on even
by members Of Congress from his own State
and locality because CT the successful oppo-
sition he has made to matters in which the
congressman have interested themselves.
No appointments Of any kind were made
yesterday, but several are expected during
the present week. The absence of Secre-
i. ta7y Boutwell, will delay some Of the Trea-
curry appointments which are yet to be
made.
An important decision concerning the tax
on brokers' sales will be made during the
coming week by the Commissioner Of In
, ternal Revenue.
i, The war rumblings have ceased for a
while. The fierce demand of Senator Chand-
Ter received it's quietus when his resolu-
tions we're referred to the Senate Commit
tee on Foreign Relations; and there will
be no further action taken regarding our
relations with England until after the ar
rival Of Mr.. Motley in England. The Ala
'bama question has received renewed in,
terest, which will of course be enhanced
when Motley reaches London. That will
be in about month. L.
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hand, spoken 81 BY tho Louisa people as
making most excellent citizens. u,
/ saw on the line Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad but small surface II Wnee,'
and that looking no: particularly promi-
sing. ia 49,. n,,;+;co
MANY Of the Conservatives in the county
are warmly in favor Of the Walker ticket.
Others are very cold towards it, but seem
to think the Conservative organization SO
broken that II would be impossible In the
short time between this and the election to
rally it. Many OF these last will perhaps
take no part in contest as between walker
and Wells, but will perhaps make no Of
fort TO run a third candidate. The Radi-
calls Of this county are for Wells.
I should have mentioned in connection
with Judge shackelford's court that the
grand Jury brought in some six or eight
presentments for perjury against different
citizens Of the county who have taken the
iron-clad oath. And there is considerable
indignation among the better people Of the
county against the crime and the parties
accused Of 1t.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Aucti .neer,
No. 821 Main street,
three doors below the SputsWoOd Hotel.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
rrorjs ions of deed OF trust dated the Ath day OF
DECEMBER 1852 executed by Robert " illett TO
BENJAMIN Chalk, trustee, and also by virtue Oh Inc
provisions of another deed of trust dated the iSth
day of February, 1851, by SAID hooert " ileLt "
certain debts mentioned and described In said
deeds, the same being OF record In the CLERKS
office Of Richmond Hastings Court, the under,
named OF said deeds, and dward Y. Cannon, sub
slituted trustee In the first named OF said DEEDS,
1.-THE said Benjamin Chalk, the former trustee,
having departed this ife) VIII. at the request ana
by the direction OF the beneficiary In said DEEDS,
hour Of P. NJ. II fair. If not. the next fair lay
thereafter, offer for sale at auction. on me pre-.
misses the FLOWING ZEAL ESTATE mentioned
and described In said deeds OF SO m4ch
therein mention ed That certain LOT or FAX
GEL OF LAND in the city of Richmond deslg-
mated in plan of French Garden. In said city, as
Lot No 8. the same being 30 feet wide and running
back $50 feet, and fronting on Ninth street (con-
tinued), with all the improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Cash as TO SO much or the pro-
ceeds of sale as may be sufficient TO defray the ex-
pense Of the sale AID to discharge the sum Oh saoo
1859 and the furtbe- sum Of sla6.H with 1ntert 81
thers on from the 18th Of February 1861 and as to
the residue or the purchase money on such terms
or credit as the personal rep esentalye OF honert
Wiler may direct. or in default Of such direction,
on snch terms the said trustees shall see lit on
the day OF sale.
The said lot IS desirable one and the title is be-
lieved to be indisputabe. but the undersigned,
seling as trustees will Of course convey with the
0'0'- 0p'''"' EDWARD Y. CANYON.
Substituted Trustee.
JOHN 3. YOUNG. Trustee.
Bale to be conducted by JAMES III. TAYLOR,
AuctiOneer. ap 10
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: PETERSBURG, April &c, 1869.
To-day we have to record the death Of
Wayerly w. Townes, exMayor Of this city,
! which took place this morning at 8 O'Clock,
at his residence on Sycamore street. Mr..
Toynes for o number Of years, and until
:, the close Of the war, held the position Of
Mayor. He was man Of fine abilities,
which, with his many noble qualities, rem
dered him extremely popular; insomuoh
that no organized opposition to his reelec-
ton was ever made after the first year or
two Of his administration. Under the pres
sure of his duties his health gradually gave
way, and in 1865 he withdrew from public
life, resisting oil the persuasions Of his
friends to hold Office any longer. For the
last twelve or eighteen months he has been
n great sufferer from nervous prostration.
His age was probably about fifty and he
died leaving widow and numerous and
most promising family of children.
The revival OF the two Baptist churches,
instead Of showing any abatement Of int
rest, continues to increase. Last night nj
teen of the late converts were baptized at
the First church and twenty-five at the Sc
cond. The meetings will be kept up during
the present week, ana aS mucn longer as
they may be attended with like favorable
results. The pastors, the Revs. Messrs.
Hatcher and Hutson, have exhibited de-
gree Of zeal and earnestness the like of
which has not been witnessed in this city
for several years.
It is not without regret, and even pain,
that we announce the fact that Petersburg
is about to lose two among her most promi-
nent and valuable citizens. Judge Joynes
and Mr.. Reuben Ragland intend removing
/ to Richmond shortly-the former to re-
commence the practice Of law, the latter to
engage in trade-and both Of them to enjoy
a wider field in which to prosecute their
respective pursuits. Judge Joynes is gene
rally regarded as standing among the fore
most, if not chief, Of his profession in the
State; and Mr.. Ragland, in his particular
7 line. is not less distinguished. He is a man
: of extraordinary business talents. Most
men can only succeed in one occupation at
"a time, and fail if their attention is divided.
!, Mr.. Ragland can carry on half dozen dis
tinot operations on the largest scale, and be
~ -, IL
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SALE OF VALUA-

~ BILE REAL HSTATE IN THE COUNTIES
Q az S HxSoTEk Ha haG to
Of the circuit Court OF King VIII am county rem
dered on the 18TH day OF November, 1893, In The 1
cause Of homas l.. Gregory ct. u1 rs. Fendal!
CIR, gorys administrator ct ais, the under signed
commissioners win. on THUksD.Y, The s,h day
OF May lSss at inc plping free, In nlhe si bdl
G Ger TIE sei Pf II PG TREE farm and Ferry
The said farm abounds In green sand mari lies
hood. has upon 1t large and convenient 1eliln9-
house. two new Offices, anu all oher necess.r
fT r scTSfa FsRa
ACRES The aid property may truly be described
as being the most desirable piece Of real estate In
protts of the ferry alSne~whici is kept by one
man IN q tiat- at-exceeded, In gold and silver
currency, sLceo per annum: As a country seat for
At the same time aud place VIII be sold two otte
tracts OF LAND Joining the Piping Tree p
on, sailed S SRfMET n TIE Fyer
ACRES, with a good, dwel!lng-house and other
improvement S: the other called H0U. HINGStS,
ana containing ONE HUMID BED AND lFoRTY-
THREE ACkES. OF which the greater part is In
good pine timber.
Z AT the same lime and place will also be- sold
parcel Of LAND lying Ia Hanover county. on The
'tP1ptug free. land containing rHIRTY-FIVE
ACRES, being the same land purchased by the late
DIR. Fendal Gregory, Sr., from Richard g Smith,
and Is valua BILE on account of the large deposits
of green sand MAIL upon it.,D.4.
Of sto m Ga prsses tb h aS
FARM called 'tH0CRLEY hECk, " lying IN King
q Queen county, on the MattapoEt river near
ACRES. This farm Is OF fine soil, well adspted to
the culture Of fruit Is very productive, and has
large quantity of pine timber OF the original
growth Immediately upon the BANKS OF the Astta-
poni. ~ - 80
Terms One-third Of the purchase money to ba
paid In cash. he remainin two-thirds on credit
OF one and Two yes rs In equal instalments, from
the day OF sale with Interest from day OF sale, the
purchasers executing bond therefor with approved
personal snreties ana the title to be retained iii
the payment Of all the purchase money-each prr-
chaser having the privilege to pay as much Of the
deferred pay ments In cash as he may. see 1T.
- THOMAS L. GREGORY,
$3.50 -s.~ WILLIAM n. TURNER, 3
NH 1o-2taw4w --rE.t 44gzI Commissioners. &
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BY wellington Goddtn,
and Real Estate Agent.

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF FOUR-FIF Tbs
n OFVALU BILE FARM OF THEE HUN
DaED AND "HIkIY-91VE ACRES NJ ,RE oS
Less, KNOWN As IN jNTEREY." IL KING
ruptcy or James A. GoalGer, shall sell at public
auction, In front OF the United States DISTRICT
DAY the 6:h of May 1859, at IL O. clock n, four
fftbs of that VALUABLE FARM known as
MONTsREY.'' situated In the county Of King
HUNDHED AND IHRTY-FlVG Ores, ad-
Joining the lands of Francis Taylor. l.. a.
Vaughan aud Richard Williams on which the
said Goalder now resides. It will be sold free
from all incrm brances except the wife's conin-
gent right of dover.
TERMS One.fourih cash: balance at and
70 months for negotiable notes, interest added and
vendors lien retained until all the Purchase mo-
ney Is fully paid.
an 15-oewtds ASSIGNEE.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. I'LL Main street.
VALUABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK

VALUABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK
v DWHLLING, BESIDES -BksEMENT, on
THE WEsr LINE e FoUsTEs a. I ! BE BE-
FOG SALE AT a UGTION.--on Thus DAY,
2sth April, 1862. at O'Clock P. A., on the prem.
tses will expose 20 sale by public suction th,t
With basement. containing twelve rooms two
large coal-houses, large range and water and gas
entire premises are in perfect order and repair.
having 3 Rhort time back been re-papered ana
The lot fronts twenty-four feet on Fourteenth
street and extends back eighty feet, and Is sup
piled with cuiyeIt. 4tbttl 81. ~. ~,
This property located In the heart Of the city,
and adjacent 70 two first class hotels, has never
fat ed 70 pay the owner large rent and by reason
thereof Il justly regarded very valuable.
TERMs: One thlrd cash bslance ft SIX and
twelve months, credit for negotiable notes with
interest added and the same secured by trust deed
purchaser . -. LEE GODDIN,
apie 81 Auctioneers.
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BY wellington Goddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

EIRST-CLAsS RESIDENCE AND VA
T. CANT LOrAT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF Gerry AND FIRST STREETS FOR
SALE AT kUCTI0N.-Will be sold st aucl ION,
on the premises on TUESDAY the 18th of May
1859, commencing at S O'Clock T. NJ; the large
located as above. The LIT has front on the
south side OF Cary street Of 70 feet and runs back
l55 feet 20 an alley IN common The DWELLlNH
contains eleven rooms besides XII chen with four
rooms good smoke-house and large hri"k stable
and carriage house che whole premises are
in good order. he ID w c l. LIN g was erected
by the late firm Of Beazley &c Quarles. and
no expense epared to make IT. as L really IS =, q
Williams twas formerly occupied by hirnl. and is
now IN the occupancy OF Mr. Francis L. Glasgow,
at an annual rent IF 1920
The property will be sold as whole or so divided
RS to sell Off lot to the east froLting 30 feet on
Cary street.
TERMS One-irth cash. balance NJ four eight,
twelve sixteen, and twenty months for negotiable
notes interest added. secured by = trust deed.
w. G. 1DDlN, Auctioneer.
-oay3wtdS
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lit Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
I J ANDLOT, ON TwENTY-THIaD sTREET
BETWEEN L AND N. AT PUBL1iAUCTloN.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Hastings Court for
the city Of Richmond, In the cause styled y ga,
on the Goth day Of pr 1899 the under signed, APP
pointed a special Commissioner therein, VIII. on
O'Clock z. Nj. proceed to sell at public auction
the real estate mentioned in said decree as follows,
to wit A LOT OF GROUND situated on the
eastern side OF Twenty. third street and fronting
T. ereon 30 feet and extending back 1872 feet, sid
lot commencing at the distance OF ao feet from the
inserSe ction OF 81 and said Twenty-thtrd streets,
and running In southern dir ection 80 feet, npon
which Is comfortable FRa DWELLING
with four rooms. coal ard wood houses, &c.
JkRMS: One half cash bal ,nce at three and
six months, for negotiable notes, interest add6d,
and secured by trust deed lakes for 1859 the pur-
chaser to pay. II. 4. ATKINSON, JK,
Special commissioner.
SAFE conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
d
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ByH Benson. Auctioneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF MONT1CELLO.-By
i virtue OF decree or The Circuit Court Of the
city of Rit hnond rendered on the 30 b day of No.
vember, 1888. IN the cause OF mas Z. Levy and
Fanny. his wife, and Elsa Henricks, plaintiff
against Mary Jane Hastings and others, defend
ants, shall, commits Toner therein named, ifer
for sale at public auction on "WEDNESDAY the
28th day OF May next If suitable day, II not tue
next suitable day thereafter, ON the premises,
MONTICELLO. the forl er residence OF 7 homas
jefferson, containing Two HUNDRED AND
EIGHTEEN ACRES. The Improvements are
large brick dwelling planned and built under the
direction and supervision OF Mr. Jefferson him
self, and all the cessary out-butidings. lt ls
situated on an emineuce about three miles from
Charlottesvl Vile. and four from the University Of
Virginia, commanding a view of all the surround
Ing .un,ry-oue Of the tiuest In Virginia.
Terms ,ne. third of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash, another third on twelve months
credit, the remainder on two years credit from
day Of SALE the purchaser giviOg bonds for the de-
ferred ins,alments The title will be withheld
until the whole OF the purchase money be paid.
Possession gwen on the day OF sale.
Selling as commissioner, the title will not be
warranted. )t IS, however, unquestlonable, hay-
irg been passed upon by the courts OF New York
and Virginia. 6EOaGE GAEH,
Commissioner.
Att, nprfI
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By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF AIS ACRES OF
"A LIANT, IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY,
Ga LIED .MoUNT AIRY,n RTOsHAGk-
ELF yRD's rosT-nFFtcE, ANpoFAn OTHER
assignee In bankruptcy Of c. II. Bland I shall
sell at pubic auction In front of the court-house
OF the United States District Court. In the city Of
Richmond, on THURsDkY, May eth 1850, at L.
O'CLOCK M. that valuable farm l1cated as abnye,
now occupied by the said Bland, called =" MOUNT
AIRY - containing AIS acres. On this tract there
Is dwelling and tue usual out-buildiugs.
Also, another tract Of land, containing 131 acres,
about TWO miles from "Mouot Airy"
The foregoing tracts Of land will be sold free
from all membranes.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at I. 8, and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and
the vendors lien retained until all OF the purchase
money Is fully paid. -
ap l5-2awtds a H... .r.- Assignee.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FAR
Il KNOWN As m0AKLkND,. II The The
COUNTY OF CHssTERPIELD MEnB He
MOND AND PETERSBURG RAILHOAD.
WITH ONE HUNDRED ACRE2 MORE Oh
LESS, AND HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS.-
Bv virtue Of deed of trust executed by John How
lett to the subscriber IS trustee dated 18th April,
1888 and duly recorded. being thereto required by
the creditors secured will sell at auction, upon
the premises, on THURSDAY. 9Th May, at q
O'Clock the property above described
The deed requires n sale for cash but am au-
thortzed to ate that the terms will be one-fourth
cash: balance at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest, and cured by deed OF trust.
l.. r. SPTLMaN, Trustee.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers. APPS
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
SALE OF A SINAI

SALE OF A SMALL
4 FRAMED HOUSE ANDLOT IN SIDNEY.
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed by Cornelius
Logon and wife to the Subscriber dated SIN OF
-spriI 1888 and recorded In Henrico ouny Court
being thereto required by the holder Of The note
secured, will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on WEDNRsDA ~, 25th day Of April, 1869. 1T q
O'Clock 2. If fair, If not then on the next fair
day thereafter, at the same hour. small F. HMhD
HOUSE AND Lon. In sidney, just beyond Ran
dsph street, fronting SO feet on a street % Ieet
wide, rlloniog back 1ss feet.
TsRMs,: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
an d note for Slo) due p II 1859: balance upon
such G ms OF payment as may be announced at The
time Of sale. ---'sl-r,
AMI JOHN a. COKE, trustee.