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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21
NEW MILFORD.


 Lane, for parsonage. Price $6, 1000. The place is large and pleasantly located. and in every way desirable, and the Society have done we'll to procure so good situa- tion at such moderate price.
 INO.
 A NEW MILFORD MERCHANT s ENCOUNTER WITH JIM F1sK.-On Sunday the 10th inst one of the Merchants of this place, whe was passing few days in New York, went to Poughkeepsie on board the Plymouth Rock, Commodore Fiske commanding. This boat which goes during the week from New York to Long Branch, makes excur- sions up the river on Sundays, and is large ly patronized The day being very warm, the excursionists, after wandering about for awhile, returned to the boat earller than usual, and were denied admission by the officials, who said that the rules forbid them to allow passengers on board until the regular hour. Our Mercantile friend was i'll the sun, and being unable to per suade the guards to let him pass, appealed to Fiske who was sitting in the shade on the deck to allow them to come on board He refused somewhat haughtily to modify the rules, which excited the ire of the Mer- chant. 'sSee here, my dear sir" said he, ssynn Aevo all thu atlyautage, being in tue shade, and we in the sun, and I don't want to stand here and argue with you. We have paid for our passage, and we want to come on board, and we will come. It's all very we'll for you to put on these airs, but if you do own this boat, and the Erie R. R. and half New York City, and the Supreme Court to boot. can remember, Jim Fiske when you were nothing but pedlar over in Connecticut, and my wife shut the door in your face Now clear the track for we're coming. All aboard!" And on board he went, followed blythe whole crowd, which bore down the guards, and took possession. As Judge Barnard was not on hand to issue an injunction, the Commodore smoth- cred his wrath, and yielded as gracefully as possible under the circumstances.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21

n9 The Danbury Ne,os takes what we said, a fortnight since, regarding certain mistakes in its Litchfield Go. locals, rather more seriously than we intended. We at- txibuted those mistakes to haste and to that only. Our allusion to the Canaan snake had reference to the tremendous stories about black snake 30 feet long, or there abOuts, which used to appear in the Ame- nis Times.
 If the Ners is serious in supposing that the quotation, |" the ride with counter part of all earthly enioyments, and accord ing b Gases, jar of heavenly ones," was taken from the ENQUIRER, it is certainly the victim of a misplaced clipping. Puns Ike that. we are sorry to say, are not unusual even in papers of the high Litchfield County stand. ard; but if that or any like sentence eve, appeared in any ENQUIRER editorial, i, must have been before we edited the pa per; nor have we any recollection of such a sentence in our paper before we saw it in the Nescs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21
he following score;

Passed Balls-L Actives, 16; W. Actives, Il. Fly Catches-L. Actives, g.; W. Actives 8. Left on Bases-L Actives Hart ?, Cornell 2-Tota 4. w. Actives, Mooney, 2-Total g. Umpire-Mr E. W. Dean, Scorer-C. 0. Butler. off
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21

The Naugatuck R. R. Go. have declared a semiannual dividend of per cent, pay able August 15.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21

THE FEsIAN RAIDERS. chief actors in the late Fenian raid, Starr, Thompson and Mannix, were tried before Justice Woodruff in the U. $. Circuit court at Can andaigua, last week, for violation of the neutrality laws. The two first were con- victed and the latter pleaded guilty; where upon Starr and Thompson were sentenced to two years imprisonment, and Mannix to one, in the Auburn prison. This result. establishing as it does the good faith of our government and people towards neighbors who pursued a very different course under similar circumstances, is one that com mends itself to all right thinking men. The fFmness with which Judge Woodruff pointed out their only honest course to the jury. IS an example worthy of imitation in these days when an "uncertain sound'' from Che bench so often prefaces an ac- quittal cOntnry to the law and the evi- dsnce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21

- We see that Mr. H. B. Buckham, for. mer principal of the Litchfield Institute, has resigned~ his position as principal of the Waterbury High School. to the great re- gret of the Board of Visitors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21

CONGRESSIONAL. RECORD. The Tribune of Thursday last has record of the atten- dance and votes of Congressmen showing how many days they have been absent and the number of calls of the roll to which they did not answer. The list for Connec. ticut is as follows:
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21

The whole number of days Congress was in session, was one hundred and sixty. six: of the roll-calls (up to Monday of last week .37O. It appears, therefore, that Mir. Barnum has been absent little over half the time; and that he has not answered to quite one-third of the roll-calls, fact we attribute to his frequent lodging on tariff matters. In this latter form of delin- qaency Afr. Barnum beats every member of the house but one, Solomon l.. Hoge, of South Carolina, who failed to answer to the roll-call 272 times. Even John Morris sey, the most persistent absentee of the House, only failed to answer to the roll call 2S7 times, showing that the Hon. Rep resentatiye of the prize ring has not for gotten how to ''come up to the scratch, i" whenever he happens to be in his seat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21

The Wilimantic leck-up is not suc- cess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-07-21

DIvoRcE.-The debate on divorce was closed in the House, last week, by the fol lowing action:-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04
IrIIIT RIFE REAL ESTATE u

NJ AL u a BILE req L1A a. ~
of the last will and testament Of James ;. liaih
deceased, shall expose to sale nj pubic aTc,ich
at sucry Courthouse on s The a11 f,iowioc
valuable PROPERTY, belonging to the estate 81
s' "o "a HILL whereon the deceased lived and
died. containing about 800 ACRES; Is remarkably
ls athy; has excellent water: and lies iInme-
diately on the road leading from SurLy G9nrt:
betwceu the two places, and about two and nal
miles from each. It has on 1t large conyenienr
basement, &c ; all nicely lttedu UP. and occupying
commandins position on hli IN me midst Of
it all out-buildings usual on large and
well arranged farm all Of which arc IN good re-
pair.
the land is in high State Of Improvement and well
ADAPTED to the growth Of all the crops usually
raised in this section of the country.
It Is about three and a half miles from JONES'
wharf on James river, a. which the Norfolk and
Richmond steamers stop daily, and packet runs
regularly TO Norfolk from Gray's Greek landing,
which IS within mile OF The plsce.
There is an abundance Of wood, timber. and
mari on the place, ard several acres Of meadow
lies on the east side Of the road bnt portion OF Il
les on the west side, next to :he place called
Ciray's Creek, and will be sold with Gray's Creek
"GRAY'S CREEK," containing about $50
ACRES, lies on the opposite eide of the :osd from
Oak Hill. It has on i good slrgie-;tory brick
,lwelng-housc and all necessary out buildings, All
in good rep5Ir: plenty OF wood, timber. &C., and
the land IS very fertile, and well adapted to the
production OF all the crops usually raised In this
vicinity.
PRISONS desiring to purchase either Of thea h-ve-
named places are earnestly ieqat steI 10 examine
them before the d-y OF sale. .Mr. j. w Land re-
sides at Oak Hil, and viii take pleasure in show
ing persons over either of the places.
TERMS A credit Of one and two years VIII be
given by the purchasers giving bonds. with ap-
moved, bearing Interest from day OF sale. acd
lien to be retained the lands until the purchase
money Is paid. Possession VIII be given on or
applyto GsQkIh 4, cGL,hHhE,
&C 30 2tawtds BURY Court-house, Va.
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By Cock q Laughton, Ancsrs, ..,7
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

yI7RUsTEEs SALE OF e L e Ga N I
AZ H FeagffsETiss d EgFsfEhHTTskds &C.
vi5,ds Of deed OF. OF t dy essored In
he Cierk's ofice of the Hastings Court of the city
of Richmond, we will sell at auction at the resi-
en HoNDnY the Tth of November at 10 O'Clock.
the handsome FURN1TURk therein contained
consisting Of ,,-,r-, o-o, ,,,., s;il
Two elegant GLASS CuAEDBLIERs:n
hRSNIH Plata GAsTTSsn mANThEs NNA lffRhT
Eiegant BROCATEL and LACE CURTAINS.
IN THE LIBRARY
VIII be found ,r,rr
One handsome OAK LIB AhI SOlA''' ~
plete and elegantly carved.
IN THE DIM Sc ROOM
Handsome ROSEWOOD ExTENssInosHp TABLE, I,ti
WALNUT and MAHOGANY fhhA tsanss and
Beautiful oval and sqnaTe GIT y "a aH tiRs
4 large collection of elegant OIL PAINTINGS,
some OF which are very valuable. rp. ME- EN-.
Ha3 aEHV1Ne sa and WAFER a9f s coL6R
SssEymsGs e e , HF EfETnp T WakA
The chambers are furnished With u.,,prp
Handsome WALNUT and OAK CHAMBER
SUITES complete. ,p
LIND BEDSTEAnS.
MAHOG Any, WALNUT, and STAINED
WARDROBES.
BUREAUS and WASHSTASDS.
ELEGANT HAIR MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDS.
SETS IF holsters and PILLOWS, BED
DING, &c.
FIER TABIES.
HALL and PASSAGE OIL CLOTHS,
The rooms are furnished with
Elegant VELVET, BRUSSELS, and apply CAR;
PETS and RUGS, some Of which are as good
as new.
ALSO,
A large collection of CURIOS1TIES. SHELLS,
! and MINERAL SPECIMENS, some Of which
are very valuable. -,
The usual assortment of klTcHEh FuhNi-
TURE. ,
The above being frst-clsss Furniture, merits the
attention of the public.
J G f NG6AieadiNGGiToN, Trustees
Sale conducted by
COOK & LATGHTON,
oc3l Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1889 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTAnE tITuATED
on THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FRA &.
LIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS. II THE
CITY of RICHMOND, FOR SALE At !'Cb-
Lie AUCTIOE.--By virtue Of decree OF the
Circuit Co ri of the city OF hictmnnd p-Gno nccL
en- The 18th day of october. 1870 IN The ease Of
Barker. executor. We. CARMEL, wife and ais,
shall, AS the special commissioner thereby
appointed proce d 10 sell ~ pnhlic au"lio on
the premises on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of %
vtlnrer, 1870, al O'Clock p NJ, tlf fair: II not
the mex fair day there tfter, Sunday eNcericd. at
the same hour that VALUABLE LVT -
LAND, witG two large and desirable Blj.n-
INGS on same. used as u livery sable and orcn-
pied By W. II. Sutherland. Also, i BRICK
HOUSE or STORE. adjoining IN the rear, ard
r.0nting on 18th street, and occupied hy Savage
Smith rs carpenter shoe. The lot fronts on the
south side of Franklin street 10 feet. more o. less,
urd runs back on 18th street and fronts thereon
about 40 feet, moe or less.
Tins property will be sold as 4 whole or Suhdi-
yidcd into lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS Dnc-"ourth cash the rcsllnc on O. edit
OF one, two. and three years; The purchaser ~ K
ecutc negotiable notes, with interest added tho
title 70 he tslncd until all the purchase money
On id and d, en- ordered by the court.
This property Is admirably suited for menuiac.
ALFRED &. COURTNEY. Com'r.
Sale conducted by LYME bRoI HER, Aus
tion.prs Gr II
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rr,o. WHICH MAY DE SEEN AT WI VIZ
Tzs ssSoosar'HFrst. there is the Devils Devils
Wses u 'as'Se ss.ss:
an as,l i s,s wafer In an hour. There IL a
s pic ,ee1 % little way further on, which
t tS,,as a stream Of water, eleven inches IN
' Ihsa@t to the height Of two hundred
feet. But one OF Che most famous s, gn.s; t 2,
txe successive layers Of cross arches, ar
ranged in planes one above the other: Inc
aneS is crowned ny statue of Hercules;
q feet in height. The pedestal itself Is ,t IL
feet high, with winding staircase 1 M mi
,, as far as the club held by the great gSn.
Of bronze. This club. being 9feet 10 a,a IN.
ter. viii hold several persons w, .dd c;rc,,-
convenience. and seats q; are e,so = Window in
; Manned 80 as to give the spectator t anS
BE- best ' possible view of the landscape spread
out below him. -----------
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sALE OF THE VER1

TyRUsTEE'S GALE OF THE VERY
Il. VALUABLE PROPERTY, KEOWE -
THE avIRGI5Ih sTEAM SUGAR EafIN.
Ely. r-By virtue or two deeds Il trust, the INST
1884, and pssrHsy s anS "a gafE ca
rinzton, trustees, Jamts a. scotr having btr:,
afterwards substitnred: the second dsied jane 10
1877, executed by said Morris and wife, ard Roy
D. Crowley to Harveys & Williams, trustees both
having been duly recorded In the clerks oflce Of
auction. on FRIDAY, November ii, 1870, m Inc
nreruIseg Mt IL O'Clock NJ. being required there.o
81 q major!ty In value Of the creditors secuud In
said deeds the very y'iuae,e re est,te kn9TG "a
situated at Eocketta. having a river frontage Of
$50 feet, and running hack leo feet or more par
ticular description reference Is mad TO the ahoY"s
named deeds, together with sll the valuable whsI
machinery, and privileges belonging thereto.
The attention of capitalists or companies de-lr'
cialy directed to this sale, the works being In Or
der for immedfate turning ont Of sEgsr. and havng
a field for their sale from Richmond t" feT Ur-
leans.
can be increas ed to go barrels at q very trinrg
cost. The quality Its product is already favor.
ably known and is equal to that OF any refinery In
the northern States. w
Immedia tely after the above sale we will CELL lie
two brick tcnemento situated on the north side Ct
Main street, between Locust alley and Wall STREET,
Nos. 1885 1853 fronting al fee. and running hsrs
i43 feet to Tobacco alley, the UPPER part OF which
"a known and occupied as the Monticello House,
being included ip same deeds.
than is required by the deed0 viii be announced
at The hour Of ssle. ,.,yru
Vows + Williams, JAMES A. SCOTT,
'o''" Substituted Trustee.
HARvEYs & WILLIAMS,
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rsRY &DODBs
ToHN N. wooDFIS,
~ 11l7 MAIN STR e &c T
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

am now receiving, In addition to my large
s,ock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
"o"D' SILKS, POPLTNs,
CREToUNEs, safe ny,
PLAID PoPL1S aud SERGES.
SHAWL SUITS,
and many other new and de,ir he Dress Goods,
embracing complete assorl,n nj Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as
ALPACAS, BOMsszIHES,
TAMIsE, MERINOI,
rMPREsspLoTHs,
REPS, B1ARRTTZ.
JANUS CLOTHS .nt MoUSLINs,
to which would respectfully solicit an examina-
ton. .r. -r-- g..
We cali special attention /, our large asport-
mant or CLOAKIEGS in Six Velvet, Black and
Colored velyeteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakings
Also. CLoAKs, sHAwLs,, and WATER
PROOFS In great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERTs for boys and
mems wear-a large stock including fuli line Oh
charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELs in White, Red, Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Plaids ana SOLOS,
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS, such as Table
Linens and oil-cloths, Towels. Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads. Nottingham Laces for cur
t.,ns plsached and Brown Sheetiugs and Pillow
Cotton. 500.
GLOVES, HANDKERCH'EFs,
HOSIERY, EMBRQIDFEIRS, LACES,
LACE HANDKERCIIIEtS and COLLARS.
Tn fact. everything to be found in flrst-class
store and we cordially invite IN examln stlon ny
ali In want as we arc determined TO sell NJ the
lowest possible figures. ,ur uoonrIN
or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04
ByS. c. Tardy & Co.. Auctioneers.
CARGO SALE OF SALT AT AUCTION
BY
s. c. TARDY & CO., AUCTS.

On TUESDAY NEXT, 9Th INST.
Commencing Mt II O'Clock, we will, AT OUR
WAREHOUSES; IN TIE CITY OF R1CH-
MOND, sell the cargo of the English bark Emma
Muir, Greet from liverpool, consisting of
:. 800 sacks "WO RTHIN GTOS" FULL
ELEACHED FACTORY-FILLED SALT.
2.5t0 sacks '.DFAN'Sn FUIL-RLEACHED
FACTORY-FItLED SALT.
The attention Of the trade Is requested to this
sale.
TERMS Liberal, which will he announced on
the day of sale.
nOl-tdS {. G. TARD3 & CO., Aucts.
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b. A. &. Pulliam. Auctioneer.
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets


VALUABLE FARM-THREE HUN
DEED AND,TEN ACRES LAND WITH
lMPROyaMENTS THEREON, IX MILES
FIR AZ EICHMOfD. on THE RICHa0ND
AID pANVI, LIE RAILROAD, IN CHES GER
FIELD COUNTY. AT AUCTlON.--By request
on skTgRDaY the HI S Sax s Of sTs
at Il O'Clock NJ, ONE HUN DRIED AND SIXTY
ACRES front on The aavtiic railroad, Ole hun.
dred and ten or which cleared halsnce In
woods. rhe land Ii In good heart. ] he improve
ments on this part consist OF good DIV YELLING
with six rooms, BARN, STA BLES, iCE-hOUSE,
and all necessary out houses, and y good orchard.
The remaining one hundred and atty acres can
easily be divided into two small farms, with 4
small frame dwelling on each
Transportation can be had by rail, canal, or wa
gon road. being only one mile from Jssaes river. ,
Professor 9Th an has pronounced II an excel
lent soil for grapes.
Persons desiring TO attend this sale can 90 by the
s-l5train. A. ~, and return by the 3 y, IA. train
TERMS: Ope-half cash; balance .. Ii, and Is
months, negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed. A. G. PULLMAN
OCT kncstoaesr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04
BY Grubbs & williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, bet neen Main and Sank

A UCTION SALE OF A FRAMED
u DWELLING. A STORF, AND SEVERAL
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTs.-Op THURS
DAY, 10th November, commencing at u O'Clock
p. NJ, we win sell upon the premse the following
real estate. to wit: The FRAMED DIV ELLIhG
on Pickett or New street, between !, and streets,
owIcG and occupied by Samrel G. Fiournoy. ESD
1t has four large rooms and passages, kitchen
with two rooms coal and wood-hogsc, stable aud
carriac e-house, aud well Of water. The improve
ents are al new. The lot Is 60 by 154 feet to
alley 20 feet wide. After which will be sold LOT
is Il framed store aud 1HREG BEAUTIFUL
BUILDI GS adjoining, each sbou; 30 By l54 feet
to an sl!ey 60 feet wide. Il so, u Lot on :slh
LOT on ?sth street, between IL aud streets, %
by $50 feet.
TERMS: At sale.
oc IS GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auets.
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Fly Lee & GoGdin,
Auctionears and Real Estate Agents,
No. lil3 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
Il IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, IN liFNRICO
COUNTY. NEhH HARWOcD'S GROVE. At
virtue OF deed of trust bearing
date 2lst day Of February, 1857, eNecUied by Haz-
lett Lctlland to John K. Hen as trustee, Lhavins
been substituted trustee for John X. Allen by
order of the Circuit Court of Fenrico county on
the o+h day Of October. 1870 duly records In the
office OF the clerk OF HenriCo County Court, snd
bv request of the beneficiary secured therein,
will proceed 10 sell az public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day Of So
vember, is70, that valuable TRACT OF LAND,
with improvements thereon, the late residence OF
ilr. Eagett Lofiand. sitaa'ed s short distance
beyond the city OF Richmond anc near The Me-
chan;csville turnpike, contailing bout q ACRES,
II Don viii: h Is comic, table dwelling and usual
houses for the Of the place, which hiss been
for We ,rs past successfully cultivated market
z ,rden, said land being bounded as follows On
the south by the land Of toalter's heirs; on the
east by thrs Of the estates of Edmund X. Cren.
shaw, n. J. Smith, AMI James Talley: north by
the land OF 49, Burton and on the west BY that Of
- stanard and the said Hazlett Lofiand. The
land will he sold ss whole or divided, rs may nc
thought best at the time or sale.
TERgS One-third cash balance IL one, two,
and three years for negotiable notes. with interest
added at six per cent per anGUm from day OF sale,
ana secured by deed OF trust on the propertS.
JAMES PLFSSANTS,
oc 3l-tds Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04
By James III. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ioneer.
Office No. lilo Main street.


THATLARGE THREE-STORY BRICK
4 STORE AND DWfLLING No. 2lg2 MAIN
FIRST STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
the request Of the owner, shall sell ut auction
on the premises, on SATURDAY. tie 5th day Of
oven Der 1870, at O'Clock 7. NJ. tn It LahGh
BRICK STORE Ash DWELLING located as
above, containing six rooms above the store, WIN
gas and water. The lot fronts 20 feet on Main
Street, running back 100 feet to an alley. THIS
property Is suitable for almost any KIND OF husi-
ness, and is ~ present Ucc ipied by good tenant:
TERMS: One-th,rd cash balance al sin and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest add
ed and secured by deed Of trust.
oc3l-et JAS. VI. TAYLOR, Auc'r.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Bank and 18th streets.

THE BEAUTIFUL EsIDENC
l KNOWN AS TIE DAVIS MANslos >,
Messrs. John y. Montague, II. J.. Kent, John f.
Greanor. L. Harvey. and Nj. l.. Strauss; tle FL Il
MT auction Oh the premises, on FRIDAY, the 4th
November, 1870, alta o clock z. NJ tina. heautiinl
attractive, and magnificent property at the south-
en- Il corner of Clay and 18th streets known as the
WOAVIS MANSION " This property has sucn q
worldwide reputation that It is deemed nnneGes o
Iocation and nechborhood are equal TO the best In
Rich n o, d and by reason of Its commandlng emil
nence the view from It Is most lovely. The pro-
nerty Will be so divided az to sell OFF two Va cant
lots fronting on 18th street. adjoining the residence
of Mr. las n Grant. W. GUDDIH,
20 81 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04
By " ellington Godoin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SALE OF FARM
L ONE HUNDRED And THIEF X H' { : 9 AM = =
ONF-QUARTER A. II ~ Il r \ + n = " "
GDUNTY, NEAR TO HUNGARY WATER
virtue Of two deeds Of ru1, ene
ring dsfe the l4th February, 1852 the other 22d
March 1889 both duly recorded In henrico Coun-
ty Court shall. in execution there"f proceed 10
sell a. public anction, at the office o. Wellington
Goddin. real estate anctioneer, corner OF Banh
and 18th streets. in the city of Richmond, on tRl-
DAY. the 4th November, 1870, at O'Clock =; NJ
the FARM Of ONE HU"DREDf AN ~ T iddatSI Is
above formerly occupied by SAID Grrr5 sn Ty 9e
and wife by deed OF the 18th February. 1853,
1t lies between Hungry station anu n Inc Soat
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay of whatever may be- no~due OF
principal and interest on two bonds, one lor
S34s 90 and the other for 500 and az 10 any RESI-
duc of the pur chase money on SUCH terms as the
said orrck shall prescribe and direct, or on ms
failure 10 give any directions then on creuit "l
one YEAR hearing interest, properly secured
oc % EDWARD y. CANNON, trustee