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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
MARRIED

Al the resileAee Of the brides father,
On Wednesday evening", February s5ri,
1870, by Rev. NIIIIAN II, sSAlEs, MT,
JACOB WAGNER shi Miss LOUISA
cArnARiNE, daughter Of ". ". Beats,
Esq, Of this eeaay, Il. .-..
To ihe fair and ami,bls bride the editors
Of tie DALl,s ilERALB hereby tsAdsr an
expression Of lhahks for large, hsaniifal
cake aud a liberal measure Of sissllsHl
Native wias. To the srosm ne ueald say
"Rsmembsr 'Iis no eemmsn lie ...
That binds your captive heart,
tbs one that oaly truth should weave,
Aud only death should part. IN
The Joy Of childhood happy hour n.
The home Of ripper years,
The treasured scenes Of early youth,
10 sunshine and In tears HH1'.
The purest hope her bosom knew,
When her young heart Was free, H.H..
All these, aud more, she nou rssigns
To brave the world with thee.
Her lot In life 10 fiei with thine,
Its good and III 70 share, ~ I'D. r..If
And we'll We think twill be her pride
~.
,oo'ns eaen sY''o" s"e,e 90
ihsn 'S's ne' anu my nse"'s "" r...
na. ony Joy " iii. Tor, =.
ana may your aays snas s"'" on
in naPP'n'ss anu P'as'' H."..
.4fF.a lU.4t. ... I'd .r ..rr .r rHs
AT the residence Of Capt J. II. BRIAS,
In Dallas, on Thursday evening, February
20, 1870, by Rev. n. W. Tnosr-os, Mr..
CHARLES NJ. TERRY aud Miss MATTE
+. CLARK; nil Of this city. I'
We welcome our friend Can't. Terry 10
A. 80. =, IA. .r-,.i a., .,,.
nro,n,.,. him mani GOOD for,nne IN
.,nn,nu IN. n,r. h.,r, n, an. Who's. ag.c.
,,o, ms, ,ysr ,r.rr m. ira, lrsod ~ Tim.
iii ro..s .,,r.,, IN. .,;,, of carr and
- ,ronn,l hin =, natl, r,mc arden,
nnon and ,,prv .v. nm a,mosnbere n, mild
..I,h. hro,,h a, zenhvr LINGERING in the
hovor. =, pro.ern;n. And NAV tbey ever
..-l, AZ. h.a,,if,i sen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

pRThe General Ofcers 0, the Army
cost the United States sl7ss597, for pay
and sllosancss, per Annun- sr3-r ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

ssrfls sttiitessi b. hrelifiap
be- afssfis tlistis fisisfT ssssfi 80
htsff sfsfsiifss - ia sts,.a ~ fifii
itsn tsfs ssssitisf ~ itsif sea y -
p4srfisisfi stsii hsss iAs sea n ~ lifs
o. naiiisr Asi Gle sssIs ~ a. ssfs.
sisa is irifsists
the slave sfthe Dismal scamp,
iiiss pafsiy u Lssgfsliss : 'sla's q
~ bHsai ssr@R lhsi sFloi s'Fsasa =
hnsy, al ~ill - Hs,syiii a. = lifs'
p,s,ast ~ 'Lsss AS hsss 500 dc si',s,
sex n IA -ills n sss kAslaa4
Uuisr raiiiiss sLiTiisis
Nkisk = lsakss hal lsashi n tIiA.
A maiieu sAi, Niih hasam nat,
AHi fafrrs lsaF aai tlini lL. IL
Anl shs sas ihs slave u . dismal seanh
A Hsa viih = soai % tin.
Aad hers was shssi like = sofiR,lii,
Anl cheeks like the shuTshyari clay,
Ani pulses hat feel Ike the click % steel
PiskiAs life away,
Daily dyiag aud ieiling still
FoT ihe lisnal ssAmR in his dismal nill,
undsT The shajaE q Baker Hill
What DOES she sing or say'
''Oll NLy are my eyes 50 large aHi bright,
ARl lny hhFeTs 80 long Ahl lhiRf u.
'sfhe bsileF, my dear, Tor the spiniles Digit,
The faster, my lave, 10 sPin -
Spoke The maiden whose iaags were hsh
Aud the HisA with the soul ef--,is.
.wonll Col that my kin we're not SO shi,e,
And my brain Of lesser siss,
And would my hair ssre kinked so iighi
That I eOaldat shut my eyes, Hf
Aud oil for en- hear ia the sunny Acids,
Where the snew-while oslioA gress'
For the heaviest, hardest task that yields
Pre- breath aud sweet rePose'
For night that never knew LAMP
And day that has no slosel' T sil
Sung 10 the rattle and roar and tramp,
In the heart Of a merciless mill,
Under the light OF . mereilsss lamp,
Aud tho shadow Of Bunker Hill. i.,.
Poets Of poodledom, true and sweet,
What sensitive plants ye ere,
Ready to faint st a cry frsm Crete,
Or DOorioboola,6hai no. Z
Ys have rhymsd the slave IRON his happy
cave .rr
And the bioojhounds In the swamp
Give us q siaye for the maiden slave
And the black VOLTS bite and her living
HEu grave rnFuEN Dir WNisl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

doiA bachelor seeing tho words
aFamilies Supplied" over the, door
of a shop, stepped in and SAID he
would take a wife and two children.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26
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he RauAs urkalh, ana .iIhrT u IN GAiesins
Ma ssisr,, "a sas gs-E - 'as ~ sss sssss 'isess
RasaAs HEEAlA "a ti.i,1's ls.Ag ark, y 1.
laIlas ulEaa ai,l Affa ei's II sIar NasAfihe 3 1!
hAltAs ilFpAiR saa AIihsis usas Afnih. 4.
pAlaAs iiagAIa aal AUhss's tAilaIeas lisaS =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

Tho Public Ledger, Almanac for
1870. published by George W.
Childs rs n Now Years gift TO the
subscribers to The Ledger, is a hand
some and valuable work. Eighty
thousand copies are to be given
away, and Mr.. Childs announces
that it will be continued yearly.
Not its least merit Is It's remarkable
chcapncss; and that so many copies
should be given away is another
evidence of the enterprise Of Mr..
Childs. The Almanac Is at once a
courtesy to the subscribers to The
Ledger, and an advertisement OF
The Ledger; and it is clear that Mr..
Childs practices in his own business
the principles he recommends to the
public. Is, -, e..
Philadelphia Morning Post JAM. 10. .
We return special thanks to Mr.. George
W. Childs, proprietor Of the Public Ledger,
for an extra copy Of this most valuable as
we'll as bea utiful work.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

The Division question is again
mooted in Austin. A plan, it is
thought. will be suggested to make
n State out of the Northern counties,
with the Southern boundary on or
near the parallel of 32 degrees Of
latitude. If Division is forced, VIC
believe that North Texas wouldvote
entirely for such q limo. OF l.3. ~
.r.'f d [Dallas Herald.
The Democrats seem determined
to seek the division Of the Statc.--
This determination is cropping out
in all their papers. They must not
be allowcd to carry out their designs
at least until wo get our great
trunk lines of railroads built, or so
far on the way that they may be
regarded as ccrtainties. But what
shame to abuse Gen. Davis allovor
Texas for alleged intention of divid-
ing the State, when tho very men
abusing him were dying to have
division take place /! They arc
alarmed now for fear that the Grad
icals" will not divide the State, and
that they will have to show their
hands in favor of division at last
The Dallas Herald, in the hint above
given, represents tho wishes and
tactics of several Northern Texas
politicians we wot of. Gentlemen,
you will be unmasked, and be COM
PEELED to show your hands yet, for
all your bush-whacking. 1a Y7sl
= ...7 tr..s Houston Union
Wercopy the above to show how the rad
ical papers attempt to distort facts. 1t is
well known that the old Texans, and per
consequence, the true democratic element,
have always opposed division. This'papef,
among many others of the oldest journals
have all the time opposed it. In the ex-
tract above, from the HERALD, we say "ii
division is forced,p showing that we did
not approve of the measure, but at it Is
forced, of course we lin common with
every body else) have our preference Of lines
The Division question is q radical measure
and is now and has been all along advocat
ed most persistently by q large number Of
the papers Of that stripe, the Tyler Index
strongly taking the lead. The Democrats
are not seeking to divide the State, the as
sertiou of the Union to the contrary not
withstanding, nor are there any Northern
Texas politicians, trying to push the meas
ure through, unless they be radicals. VIZ
say now, as we have said all the time W
are opposed 70 division, at this time, but !
division is forced by the radicals, Of cours'
we have some preference IS to lines snt
shall endeavor to present them strongly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

Symptoms of. q Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edgeof
i the ribs, increase on pressure; sometimes
the pain, is in The left side; the patient IS
rarely able TO lie ON the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder blade,
and it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is
affected with loss Of appetite and sickness,
the bow els in general are costive, sometimes
alternative with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accomplished with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is gene-
rally q considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with painful sensation Of having
Jeff, undens something which ought TO have
been done. 4 slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant The patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and debility he is easily start
led, his feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains Of q prickly sensation of theskin;
his spirits arelow; and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him,
yetihe can scarcely summon up fortiiude
enough to try it,, In fact he distrusts every
remedy. Several Of, the above symptoms
attend the disease, hut cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet examination
Of ths body, amer death, has shown the
lIyER 10 have been extensively deranged.
"a. AGuE AND FEVER. p -...
DIR. MLaxk's LIVER Pills, IL CASES or
AeuIaSp FKvER. vhentsksn with ouinine,
air productive ofthe most happy results No
better eethsrtic can be Used, preparatory 70,
or after taken ouinine. We would advise
.u who are Afflicted with this disease TO
rive tbem A FAIR THAI.
Address all Ordsrste
FLEMING BROS, PIT1BUReH, Pa
rls Ts-isrs ana Phyrsefsfs orderinz from otieTs
fh.n Tsuling Brus xi a. rsl q sTits thcir orssrs
Il r7--.'.s rrss ft.b,Ireh r. 70 tiusF wishing
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~ - - rurt u tl,s listed stafrs; one lu1 q
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- Ve~rIfurs fIr f.u-fse1 tkrsr-csuf stamp Al
ora.rs frsrn un.l nrsf - -erornI ~ tNenfJ
Z ccrts extra
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; HaonH
rickshnIl depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, where there Is = telegraph and post-o1ice, is
open for BOARDERS. Thss Is one'of the
ecoJest and featthiest places between Richmond,
and the mountains. Persons Living in Richmond
and wishing TO place their families In the country
an opportunity Of visiting them and
cheapfy wiilind this TO be . very desirable place.
There are twopaasenger trains-open night and one
passenger carB attached Tickets for three noaths
can be obtained OF the Chesapeake and OHIO Rail-
travel on, the road to and from Richmond to this
pl8ce as 0ften as he pleases. ~" - sH"1H "i f"
TERMS :: $50 per month; children under twelve
wants cannot be taken
i jc 38-1m r. w. HARRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
III. H., BY w. Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

|TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO VALUA-
Il BILE IRON. FRONT TENEMENTS On. 4
EAST LINE OF TWELFTH BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS. AND OF OTHER
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON II MAR
GIN Of JAMES MIf ElT TEE1 s 6E TH 1FT gHs &C.
BURG RAILROAD BRIDGE.-By virtue of u
deed of trust bearing date the 18th day Of March,
1865, and recorded in the Hastings Court of the
city Of Richmond and State OF Virginia, from John
the undersigned, we shall proceed, on WEDNES-
DAY the Goth day of July. AID. 1870, to sell at
public auction, on the premises, the following de-
scribed property, situate In the said city, or 80
much thereof as may unnecessary to satisfy the
purposes OF the trust, to wit !:
At o'clockP. NJ. the property Of John Crane,
fronting 40 feet, more or less, on. the cast side of
Twelfth street between Main and Cary streets, and
running back ea gy y feet, more or less, on
known as Macpherson's Restaurant. -t~~lc-
And on the same day, at O'Clock p, NJ, ONE
UNDIVIDED MO1ETY, being the property of
John Creme, of a LOT lying on the margin of
James river, IN the city Of Richmond, southsof the
immediately east Of the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad bridge. formerly known as the Richmond
Iron and Steel Works property. :. = ~ - -
Also. the UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THE
perty of the said James Hunter, deceased, subject
to certain other liens of prior dignity. '" f
Also, a certain other LOT. the property of the
said James Hunter, deceased, adjoining the pro-
west line of Ninth street, and extending 100 feet
from east to west, moro particularly described in
a deed from William O.. Taylor and wife to. James
Hunter, dated 18th of December, 1852, and record
ed In said Hastings Court.
The terms will be made known on the day Of
sale. ..s--. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
jy1s "f JOHN GREENE, JR. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
By W! Goddfn,r Gi
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer.
yNRUsTEE's SALE OF, A LAR1

rNRUSTEES SALE OF. A LARGE
NoRTHEAsT .CoRNER OF FRANKLIN AND
NINETEENTH STREETS, INgLUDINa FIX
TUREs, nMAGHINERYs PRESSES, &C., At
sions of a deed Of trust made by r! Pilkinton
on the 9Th Of November, 1862 and reeorded In the
cIerk's,ofice of the Hnstfngs Court OF ths city OF
Signed, who IS thereby sppoihted trustee 4 Vim
proceed to sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY
The ist day Of. August next. att O'Clock r: Nj II
fair, If not, the first fair day thereafter, the fol-
eenta's p fJT VIII s0a TX E T6 81 sS'S Se shdTok 4
thereon, and all its appnrtenances, situate at the
corner Of Franklin and Nineteenth streets, front.
Ing on Franklin alL,i street eta ls0: i feet, w and ranIn1 MIN gb saSs :
MSpHSc c & L iTS.XTuREs, TOOLS. &C., refer.
red to- In said deed of trust, a schedule OF which
maybe seen by application at the ONCE OF the aue.
tiOneer.
TERMS: Enoughin cash toSdefray expenses Of
sale and to paw OFF a note for 81, 933. 80, which, fell
due t4July, 1s7oj on a credit asto sa s1S; ~ mill
ID Jatulyyy: 1871 on Q credit as to Ss;ass.s "a ansa
January, 1871 on a ,~credst]as TO- 81. G3s. pa until Ii
July. 1879; on q credit, as 70 eS,43a. d 100 until
Ii January, 1873, and as to the surplua; II
any, on such terms as the said Pilt!nto9 shall
to give any such directions, then upon such terms
as the trustee shall deem most expedient; the
whole purchase money TO- bear interest," from LUG
DAY 0fsals' '1 %i L Il AfSp3 ". G q { Sfps trustee.
Richmond, 18TH July, 1870: .
r. s.-The foregoing factory 4 60 BY lao feet
four stories high, with granite sills ana c1ps, re
Gently painted and otherwise repaired, with large
BRICK BUILDING In the rear, BRICK SHEDS,
s sR1ekk ES HHR I'll e ST., & aSt fti i asniSerssiiys
estabiisGh &c e 81 sq 9Ss hi IN FL ai the sss a}ss' ' 70 the best u
~ Is ~ 80, .., W.. GDDDIN, Auctf0neer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
BY Grubbs g. Williams
A%uctioneers and Real Estate Agents, Ii
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
IL VALUABLE THREE-STORY DWELLING
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF G&ACE STREET
,IETWEEN TM ENTY-FIRsTANDTW TWENTY,
SECOND STREETS In execution of q deed OF
trust from William Taylor aad wife to the sub
scriber,. as trustee, dated 18th May, 1sSs, ana re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court office, being
thereto required by the ihclder Of the notes s. SC,
cured by said deed, Twill sell at auction, upon tne
premises, on WEDNESDAY, 9th day q July,
1870, at O'Clock r: NJ, Il fair,tf not, .then on
the first fair day thereafter, at the, same hour.
tue property conveyed IN said deed, the ,sane
ABLE 1REsIDENCE occupied by Mr.: William
TAYLOR, and situated as stated above IL is com.
paratively new, with four rooms on q foor
tbree-stores high; and has ell the modern con
yeniences. A.,
The situation Is one OF the most beautiful In tht
entire city, commanding an extensive and lover
view of the city and Its surroundings. The lot Il
80 by 165 feet.
/. TERMS The deed authorizes a sale for cash suf
.1cient to pay the expenses of sale and the debt IL
full. which last amounts to about $8,l25, but ! am
authorized to state that liberal terms will be given
rs othe debt if desired-these terms Will be made
known at the time of sale-the residue will be upon
such terms MS the grantor in said deed or his as.
signs may direct. ... B. Fl. NASH, Trustee.
GRUDBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. " Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
BY James n. Tsyior. 90
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
Ofico No. 81 Main street, :"

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LOT o.
i LAND, ON THIRT1ETHn STREET ssss
TWEEN NJ AND N STREETs,I IN THAT Fact
SHEDTOWN, AT AUCT10N.-By virtue q
deed of trust executed March %, 1851 by CatrIH
Green 70 Eaton Nance, trustee 10 secure Hmo
bonds for $500 each, also another bono lor tsov.
ali dated March q, ;ls67, and bearing lntercst IIons
date, default having been made In the payf1eu!SI
said bonds, aud being re1uired SO W &C, ny ENC
beneficiary In said deed i. rs substituted trustee
will offer 1or sale A. public auction on SAigs-
DAY the 23d day OF July. 1870, at 8 O'Clock L. NJ,
the LOT described In said deed as follows
Recommending on north corner Of A. 4eanIe!s
estate on Thirtieth street running along saia
ThirtIeth street north $50 feet more or less 10 lia
line of Thomas CowIy's; estate; thence at r,ght
angles along said line east 100 feet TO inc lot De,
longing to Mrs. 4. Yarbrough's estate tnrncc AZ
right angles along said line south i2o feet more OF
less 70 A. Meanley's estate thence t r1ght anRies
west 100 feet to the beginning n a,
! TIN The said lot is q BRICK DWELLING Win
six rooms, brick kitchen with two Ioon,s, AND q
we'll Of excellent water. aE.T lusn
TERMS I Cash enough to defrsy The expenses 4d
sale and discharge the amount rayah,G upon sa.I
bonds, and If there be any residue On, sss.i, W.
chase money, upon such terms as Tlti5p ~ BiH"e
known ON day OF sale. ,s"y SCI. TT.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR ,an1-
tsrpppr. Fs.N MEfE#s4 ~ Nun @}E-Jy =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
Issser froua EAST Tennessee.
CORRESPONDENTS OF the Sichutona D,spasot.'
- Ss& Tyn1st ia F1&7Al

St C~LgyELAND, July lo,S iSats
The people throughout the State are
somewhat Interested concerning tho cleo
ton. which takes place In August. This
n;ty of placing In position men Of their oWfl
choosing since Tho war. 2Theyaeicct 0
state iudces down 20 che lower county OF
fjcers. Hon. II. "A. r. Nelson n -
G)radrick, OF East Tennessee, have Decn
nominated by a late Conservative conven-
ton as two out OF the six candidates. 70 pc
The railroad mania is possessing East
Tennessee rs. well as other, parts OF tne
country. There Is talk OF Msroauclng .nc
narrow caaee raifroad-an English piaf@,
bctySean thc Ducktown copper mines and
cleveland. The advantage in this IS tnat is
costs only half of. the ordinary roads, Wniie
it answers every purpose where there ~ hos
very much freight nor travel. ,,e
1shen. we hear of q concentration o. ait-
fcrent roads from North Carolina anu Geor-
ria to Ducktown (; and thence q new road
TO Cleveland, to be met ut CicVeEAnd ny INC
extension of the Selma and Alabama ROAD ;
and this again to be continued with other
roads to form q junction WILD Inc proposco
South Pacific railroad. Then, there is
again the Cincinnati and Chattanooga road,
which is soon to be begun. The Wills
Valley railroad, from Chattanooga into
Georgia, is advancing rapidly towards com
pletion. 81. Ys.-Hrrn
Emigrants from the North and Europe
are coming among us and further South,
buying up land and settling; while some
OF our people arc moving to Texas, Arkan-
sas, and Missouri. e
fhe crops Of sn+ kinds have been finer
throughout all this section Of the country
than for several years previous. hen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
BY Lee b Goddin, AuctioneerA
No. 1l1a Main street.

trRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY ON MAIN STREET AT rs AVE.
Sciinmann and wife, the undersigned, trustee, VIII
al! St ppbli lie auction sSs , %sv on or .hs P Inatass 4. % :
o'clock p. M, the following desirable properly.
thst Is e. e 'Yp A. Al, nna that sel hep On 1 ,Se FatSs Side 1 Of
Main street in the city OF Richmond having a
front q i feet : inches % on .i Malt z f s.se y id snu s rlnr
parf OF LOT No. 40 In the plan or the cnyoi
Richmond. f'-ss yorru 1InyrsF
three stories above basement, containing seven
rooms.: built Of the best materials sa anas sns euiye1t
CONNECTING With city culyert, and now In tne ocsn-
pancy of Mr.. Schlmanp, and Is known eng, rs spd
mated as No. os Main street, bctween Hin1a -
Teuth streets. ! .itjitt3 II -. t....a.a ~
The terms. OF sale as prescribed PIX Ks the na ae : Se
trust are: Cash az to 80 much or INC puIchaasso ~
money as may be necessary. to discharRe .Gn
trust |: terms Of the balance TO be maze Engnh 'n
the day OF sale. ALLEN E.Fobh gTtEhce
Sale conducted by LEE & GopDIr. Aucsioneer''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND
LINE OFTWENTY-FIFTH BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN sTREETS.-By virtue of a
deed of trust executed TO the subscribers by Burn
1869, duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court,
we snail, In execution thereof, proceed to sell at
bsth Of Jmlv. Isfo, at5oSciock r. M, fflair. II not.
the frst fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the said de ed-viz, The LOT ana
FRAMED TENEMENT located as above. The
lot has q front OF "a feet and the tenement contains
seven rooms, and Is in good repair. i.,1.a-i;
TERMS: One.fourth cash; balance at three, SIX.
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by q trust deed. ~
LANES G. BhACkWELL Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

uRusTEE,s SALE OF AN EXCEL
lLENT FARM OF ONE 4RJsD
ON THE NEW CENTRAL TURssx
PIKE, SIX MILES BELOW ~ ss,tscriG.
Der BY 9. Sc. 6. deIhaaf,d q n sssr,,es s Ssae ss' eo Sft
thereof, proceed 20 selfst pls'c lSiyD is7s, st
O'CLOCK T. NJ, & far 3, 4 fH Rot , as . sss ssle By
the said deed and now In the OCCUPANCY "a AND
Gerhard., containing one III ie.s VIII
comfortable dwelling, &C., thereon. .sIno tana,
of good quality, and 9 part OF HiroIits on ~ " x,I.e.
Tho debt has been faxed BY 9 decree OF ING 81 CIV sssx1
1850, inthe case or Gerilsrdt against Ladwt s,a moI Is.
de- Ludwig at "a, 100 with interest IoMisdS
Nav. isea, OF which a. 100 is dne Ludwig Hover anu
q, 900 due to Charles L.. Ludwig. For lness s" oS
sums, and interest as aSoYcs atd ara expEliSs ~ ~
sale, cash win be rsauised. and as 70 the fs sasnto "
the proceeds OF sale, on such ferIps ~ tne gna ..a 10
shat prescribe and direct, or on their failure 10
give any directions, on such terms % nv ssas"S
may deem expedient w.. $3.50
I'VE "'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-20
BY Lyme j. Brother, mi SD
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
" JAMES RIVER, kN0WaSs AZ fies nBELoN "a
virtts OF a deed Of trust dated lsts JaEgary, ssa.
al ny rS Se stesgeid. We 'sSali> afsr for, sale at public
Suction, on the pre,nIses On sATuRDAf che 10Th
day of JdIy, 1870, II fair, II not the noxt tair day
tbsreafser .}sqndsy sxespteaSls 4 y o,rlSsS M A.
i3fIONA ARISEN AL, situated on the banks Of
nine miles above the city OF Richmond.
:. This property consists of Rae OFTWEN-
TY-SEYEN AND AHALF>ACEES " IhNp,
whh o very large and welEconstructed BRlc,h
BUILDING thereon, and other improvements;
The location; and buildings are adniiraliy aaapted
for manufacturing purposes access TO itlchhohd
BY slack water navigation. I! .....
The special attention OF capitalists Is invftedto
this sale. ~,
of sale and to pay off the sum, OF u $3.50 Win
interest from .he slss q June, lsss 1hs sum ne q
and the sum or sl,74l.07 with Interest from The
dth OF january, 1870 !; and the remainder on sucp
- 800 = CHRISTOPHER C.. MCRAE, u
HENRY G. CANNON, III. 81"
f. 40 1dt5E ss,.E, 80 rf 4Is4tt# Sips.f .IrRHteC. o.