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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-30


GnrAsisa WAuoNs.- But few PEG
ME are aware. that they'd wagons
ants carriages more injury by greas-
ing % plcntifnlly, than in amy io' her
wae..qA well made wheel viii endhrF
common wear from ten to twenty
| years, if cure is taken to use the
tight kind and proper amount amount o.
gireese; but il this matter is not t :! at
tended to, they will be nsed up III . o.
G years. Lard should never be nss'
iona wagon. for it will penetrate ''h'
tIhnl, and work out laroanddhe ten
ons Of the spplses, 4land spoils tn
wheel. ITanhw is he best l'linrIcato
Tor wooden axle trees, and castor o
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sipperon 70 r?'nennss aid rsl, LISaHsa @tF 5i
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81 rem iia !9iHta@ MI, cc,s. =,
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4 itsiTnuritics burr, ing t!roa ht'ie s'.a1 l. a.
itionF s,,' I'll eis y ~ NJ Msf 4 :;
siioo, pure AMI the Heal. OF The systefl WI
'PiSS. TAPE. and other WORMS. l'triirr !.
tle syssrta OF 80 IN wy 1u7l!Ss, ttf eng
dei.royn IN nJre''.
" For f,,l. d ..vc:;ous, read carefp'ytAe cTf'ra
mr. md eac', bntt!e, printed IL 5nrr l'it5ua5e'
81, tys.rss,,, lres,eIi, 40 spaplst. : =
+ VIZ EE - g. ~ Commerce street, y,
p ,,n,irtor. l.. H. MCDONALD * co, 20.
: D-,g lists an General Acents
T., rr,1 Franci=co. ttlt,9f!a' UNA o. "'' ~''
= ~ ,rl..j 81 All DRUGGISTS IN
; Ia sti;S. g..- ,s.. .....,s ri ~
:! For SALE BY HENRY ST.. JOl
Oct. 5ll,, $50. II .v-,,y, .:a4}
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t3'32 ks Ping Premises.

JUS tiitHHr #'"t' " j
i'a?yl prudent lent nan IAN" Will avoid proHi
ses rs lpug as lie can, for they are
Troublesome aff;tirs; but when made
they ought TO be kel t.. The require
1ine,ass; of business, however, constant
liyi exact appointments, engagements,
alland other similar pledges, which IT
!. is nor All easynit,tter toavo'd. rIlieSe
d sh}jifa be sternly clh!r&ea on the
4 met ,oiv, ana faithfully observed.
There /: is 10, better habit that a Young
F. lnnan can learn, isnd one that Viii
proye. more advantageous 70 h'r' N
life than of diligently doing NIL that
he promises. II it is ali apPqntmen
TO be alta certain. place at halt pas
!. ten, let linn be there promptly atth'
\ hou;,i II the other party fal's 10 NEE
Il him. III. is TINT other pmiay's tault; ~
AL will have done his duty: and ies!;sb
bHslled Ills; claim to rumctuali'y: If
is an engagement to do Il certain Ia
: bor.glet him d. it, even ut some cost
it Will prove. that hescan be depend
ID on; and reliability IS sterling VII
tue in young OF Old. OF MI prom
..r SEES in the world, these to pay none
ik ara the easiest made,Iand the hnrde'
u ... III.
M M 10 keep, and this is why'the com rii'
ew ,lity called mercantile credit IS
~ ~ rare and so valuable an article. Me
Aer promise to pay - debtor" q cerfa
= day, without knowing whether th'
=. can do it OF not, merely toseet I'D
u. the collector, aud they repeat the I"
po;atn again and aGain, M
~ their reputation as nnrollahie a'i
a.. ors and violators of pledges beeon'
n 4 established among all who deal WI
NGt them. 10 say that a man has
s. credit is merely to say that he has
: ! regard for his promises; be cannot.
:. i relied on in any emergency n VIZ
l, ,i,leli Y and fpnatnaihy ara heea
in II St Louis II pne lJpnrnaL. e
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Coon ADVICE. Don't be discoIr-
aeedif occasionally you slip down by
the way and others tread over yeu a
little. Accidents viii happen, niisrai-
ieulaticns viii sometimes be maae,
things will turn ont differently iroisi
or expectations, ard We may DE SUI
f,rers ior the time, but if we have faith
lin ourselves and work with wii Tor
an object, we shall succeed in the eud.
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E-sOR SALE AT yHiOSs.tiFS WFARf,-
HOUSE-MOLASSE in barrels ana
llilt-ir,rrels--nt'w MID superior a!ticie.
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DslTal ,l,;777.iu7 7 gS . p :
I52 .JELII SiHEET,--g-.r--7rii212
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Tor iron ~ r..,te.sg. 5gat. 3.T
Just grease enough should be ap
Piled to The spindle OF n wagon TO
give it. IA light coating; this. is better
than more, for the surplus will all
work ont at the ends, and be forced
by the shoulder bands and mt wash,
crs into the hub around the outside
of tie boxes.
TO oilan axlctree, first wipe th'
spindle clean with cloth with spn
.I,tslpf turpentine,- and then Apply
1 few ,lropsof castor oil near the shonl
der and end. One teaspoSolili
sufficient OF the Whole. i Huf'
American. asisE H 85iit 4
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f.,.s Near Camp.
NEW ORLEANS

U-.-- b.
f.,a. Near Camp. .19i4a4.
NEW QRLEANSI
INFORMS the Medical profession ana
! tithcrs that he H;is c"iist"'tiy on nan"
far sale "a cinnptete assortment or ian-
ltin.'s celebrated frusSss. Spinal sh"hlae'
braces. Ahd6,rinal supporters, NJ, 70. ''
the ,,Fev6ntnr, arrest and total en-" nitth
ni Rupture. Plies, Cnrstipation and 0hr''l-
ic DiaIrhes, arrangements and fN.'fne
| Disiidce,uput, nf the Womb, lhSiers'H
aud Nrrsots }hfiretieifs. Spinal N"ati'"ss
| and Defnrnity, Bro, clitis and Nr;tknysS
| of tile l.m!rgs, rrnlapSns AMI and NtaN-
l. ness OF tli,.i,hlp and female! system. 20
/ r ,Tlese yalaablts amiiaPcss are him"qna i
ed { r comfort ard s:nisfagt"r~,t" tls ia,
itii.ut. and are ;,;Iifc,iriiicd by tn" Mets'e''
Errn,t.Ssian throughout the tuaIted star W.,
aud Europe as the hest adapted TO lnlnl
III, purpose for which they are il'teinir"
o,i,I the Tausses and issaers are'''ael''r,'
liz til Z. s. Goyer.ement f.;r t,e nse OF ~
,tuv and navy TERMS Cash.
Seih for his pamphlet. IT is better u
call: lf1g7a 1c Ji3 .' So '''
Aug. 10, le7f--1y..s sagoa t,ns5s.
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Do1SG GoOD.-There is not one OF
MS so yonng or so poor, hut we may be
able to help somebody. Think how
nice it is to do good to those who are
sick aud unhappy Very often kintl
word. or a kind look, is a great conf
/ fort to people; and there is not one
among us who ,cannot 60 some ilttii
thing for others, particularly il we trl
to give up things ourselves some time
flor their sake.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-30

At PIOS>A1'S WAREHOtsE-F OK
~ s,l, cheap POTATOES. SAIL, AZ
PIES. MACKEEEL. HAY. OATS. --AAE.
cENEAr, NIL s;0IH-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
AUCTION sAIEs-This Day.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
65uNrYY 81 MEck kfHSIau Aab q TWo;
THIRDS INTEREST IN LOT LOCATED lE
THs TeYM Sg y Il Groa oons
Mecklenbnrg at The October term. 1s1o, OF said
court In the case Of McIl1aine, Bon Co1 &C.,
ass hsss On the e 81
which T. Csrrin0ton NOW resides. This tract con:
before the day OF sele It lies the south side Of
Roanoke river, and about one mile from the town
of Clarksviile. It has on it q commodious DWELL
ing house, built Of wood, and all necessary out
honses. About sixty acres Of this land Is In origi-
nal forest, but has been much pilased. Any one
who will show the property.
TERMS One.third ofthe purchase money cash |;
the remainder in three equal annual instalments,
the deferred payments to be secured by bonds OF
the purchaser, each bearing interest from day OF
sale, end title retained as further security.
same decree, shall offer for sale the two-third in
rerest In lot No 90 located In the town CT Clarks
vile This lot is located In the centre OF the
TEREs: Same as in the s6 following tract OF iand'
ON THE 18th nav 1E az UDIEcEMBER, 1870, by
the same decree, Ga the premises, another TRACT
OF LAND belonging to said T. Darlington, lying
in the upper end OF Mecklenburg county, contain.
and dna whn
Keysville. This tract has on It a dilapidated
dwelling-house and the necessary tobaccn;houses.
1t Is well watered, has an abundance Of timber,
and Ia considered rs good as any tract In tDe negH-
borhood. Persons Wishing to purchase are re-
quested to examine the property.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay cost Of suit ana
expenses of sale. The residue In one, two three,
and four equal annual instruments, the pur chaser
executing bonds with sufficient security for the
deferred payments, bearing Interest from day OF
sale, and title to be retained until full paymeht OF
the purchase money; or the purchaser may. a. his
option, pay oDe-third cash and execute his BONDS
for the residue without other security thnn the
title retained as aforesaid. Possession In each case
to be given 1st January, 1871.
JOHN r, LEIGH,
no 17-eOdtds Special Commissioner
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE or Foi1

aDMMleSlONERS SALE OF FOIJP
y TaaG LAB y Z; Tracts 4s os LAEDBy u,
burg comfy s. Va, rem ssndered 9. Che October term
e: :sa !! 4 q; 49, &c SA p
ISllovihs .propssty befonstng 70 the said ?. e. q
s1 4; ~ HSs s'. s 4 ,,ss D:s e n,ss..
stone efesf,5 aud containing &c acrss. The i'm.
provements consist OF q most excellent Dwell.
ING.HOUsE. and all necessary out-houses in 4
thor ugh state or repair and preservation, The
lands are very fertile aud we'll adapted 10 ths
growth OF wheat. The grasses, and all other CROPS
TO- ID. The i BRAME 1n lying on middle B,ns
stone creek, in Mecklenhurg county, adjoining
the lands Of Spencer McPhaiI and Others, and con.
Ey Win sn
!nry out-bullctugs In good repair, and an excel.
sysqpE sas sPns tres TIE
ID. Tha HATCHER TRACT. This tract lies IN
Charlotte county, adjoiniDg The lands Of Richard
The improvements consist Of good DIV Filing.
HOUSE and all necessary ant-houses, in q good
soo and 70 the usual a crops asS
Oh. The BURTON TRACT. This tract lies IN
ssne trsetn and the lands q Beckett. and 9th.
ers. and contains 40 acres. The Improvements
tolerahly good. The lard is Of pretty much the
same description rs the DINER landS above De.
scribed. Possession to be given the ist Of Janu-
airy. 1871.
These lands lie mostly within shout is miles Of
the Richmond and DanyiIle railroad,
TERMS The Mansion tract for one-third cash,
and the balance on q credit Of one two. and three
wears, the purchaser to execute bonds for the Ne
ferred payments, carrying interest from The day
OF sale and the title TO be retained mt the whole
OF the purchase money is paid and as TO the resi-
due OF the property, enough ia cash 70 pay the
costs Of SUIT and expenses Of sale and the balance
on credit OF one. two three and four years the
purchaser to execute BONDS. with approved secu-
rtty. for the deferred payments carrying Interest
from the day OF sale: but should the purchaser
prefer, one-third cash, AT the balance rs afore-
said, without tecuritv. In either event. the title
10 be reteine d until the whole o. the purchase
money is paid. JOHN W. SPENCER.
Commissioner.
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. is, 1870.
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By Cook d Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

A MEXICAN CARBON WORKS, FOR
"A MANUFACTURE OF ~EBLACK, AT
AUCTIOa.-On FRIDAY, 2ad December. we viii
sell, at % O'Clock ON the premises; at public aug
ton, the property, BEAL and Z EPSON AL
known as he AMERICAN CARBON WORKS.
The said works are situated on Gillie's creek.
near the city Of Richmond, and are only few
yards distant from the Richmond and York River
railroad.
The land upon which said works are erected CON-
prtses about TWO ACRES. he works emorace,
among other things,
Two KILNs,
One TWENTY-KoRsE ENGINE. In com.
plete running order;
One BONE CRUSHER,
One GRANULATOR,
SHAFTISG, Betting. &C.
All the machinery is ne q, and believed TO &c COM
plete 80 that the purchaser OF the works can I'M
mediately comm nee operations.
This Is the only esta blishment for the mannfac-
turc Of bonebl ack In The South. and the location Is
admirably adapted to the purpose. The bones
used In the m anufacture can be obtained In Bufi-
cjeut quantities and upon favorable terms. 1t Is
believed that such an opportunity for investment
In q lucrative business Will rarely occur.
Terms at sale. Title indisputable.
BY order Of
CHANDLER & MORTON, Attorneys.
COOK LAUGHToN. Aucts. de l3-let
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BY Wellington Godtin.
Auctioneer ana Real Estate Agent,
corner Bank and luh streets.

,FRUsTEE'S SALE OF FALUABLE
1 FARM OF SIXTY-SlX AID ONE-IHiksD
ACRES. ON THE WILLIAMSBURG TURN
PIKE, TWO MILES BELOW RICHMOND by
virtue of deed OF trust given for portion OF tnn
schreiner, bearing date sth August 1867. duly re-
cordei in Henrico County Court, shall, In e1e'
cutton thereof proceed % sell at public npc,,on'
her. 1870 at II O'Clock III fair; II not the T.st
fair day thereafter that VALUABLE HA NO
located IS above formerly owned BY }: =. nlr
Es1. Containing SIXTY-SIX AND OSE-THlhp
ARES OF FERTILE LAND. The iuprone.
ments thereon are very exceilcn', embracing
every building usually found on such aialm. n,
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 defray expense, 80. o.
sale and to nay OF two negotiable notes sHen
fell due all February, 1863, amounting togsthe S
Ss7s as On which the Interest has been pala % ts
nrnceeds of saJe on such terms shall be an
nounced on or before the day OF sale ,-.,,..
de5 W. dOpOlN, nun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
BY Lee i Goddin,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
NO. Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L IMPROVED R,AL ESTATE T.. THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, DF FRANKLIN ST.
BETWEEN FOURTEEN AND Elf.
TEENTH. BY virtue Of trust deed execnted by
Thomas Bradford and Ruth, his wife, bearing
date on the 18TH day of October lsee duly rec9rd.t
| in Richmond Hastings Court Clerks office, u h.
II. Howison trustee (who from Ill health cannot
attend, the Undersigned. having been appointed
as substituted trustee and being requested 10 DO 81
BY the beneficiary secured; viii proceed to sell on
instant. at 1 O'Clock z. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
conveyed IN said trust decd, IS follows TO wlt
:'All that certain lot or parcel OF ground, with al!
the Improvements, appurtenances, rights, and
ways thereto belonging, lying and being IN ~, ne
city of Richmond, fronting, say. Is feet on Inc
south tine OF Franklin street, between l4th and
18th streets and running back 100 feet be the same
more or less.''
THIS property is now occupied BY Mr.. Parker c;
Westcott as livery stable, and from It's central
location is well adapted to business or manufac'
TERMS One-fourth cash residue at l.: and
IS months, for negotiable notes, Interest adced'
and secured by trust deed .r
JAMES MUtPHY Substituted Trustee
Sale conducted by LEE GoDDIS,. Auctfs.
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
AUCTION sALEs-Th1s Day:
BY Thos. W. Keesee, Auction eer'
No. 1917 Main street.


DIANOS, HOU sEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c, At AUCTION.-THS DAY, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, Twill sell ut my auchon-
Sne handsome RosEwooD-oAsE PIANO e.
Three ee'f Rvoss,EwooD- CASE PIANOS, ii 4, ;,
Handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with
wA IsiSE III g'si PIkLoR SUITS, in plain and
wA nssr IN I sPs MAHOGANY wARDRoBEs,
MARBLE-TUP and PLAIN BUREAUS.
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEAnS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
WASHSTANDS,
MAKBLF TOP and PLAIN SIDEBOARos,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS, ..
EXTENSION and other TAB Els,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT GIBBS,
THREE-PLY CAHPErs,
BOOKCASES,
ETAGERE snd CLOCKS,
SHOWCASES
MIRkORS,
FEA THEE BEDS, ...ss ST..
MATTRESSES,
STOVES, &c.
Part of private Library, containing some
ABBOTT,s HISTORY,
s n MACaULEP's ENGLAND,
-.r BRITISH POETS,
HENRY CLAY, &c.
1t THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
By A. G. Pulltam. Auctioneer'
Sorthwest corner Of Main and i4.h streets

rrRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE,
H0ITjE AND..UT IN MaNCHG>TER:. A.
the reouest OF the owner, Dr. William r. U.s. ,,,s,
ger, will, as trustee in certain aesa % ali At
listed the sth of February. 1859. procesa " p
III. on FRIDAY, the 18TH day OF Decemoe s, r,
the LOT frontirg - feet on Hull stree. IL r.. be.
9Th and 7,h streets, and running bick , ts and
tie anil DiSGS thereon Said buildings eoGssits'
OF double tenement double kitchen aa bSmts.
which can be divided into two comiot'ap'e
The buildings are IN excellent repair. ,.,o,i,bl.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash; balance w ,hs ,u,rre
notes at four etght, and twelve MONIES N'>'
added, secured by trust deed. Trustee
Sale conducted BY A. c. PULLIAh. Aueu''s''
ia q IDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
by Francis T. Isbell,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED
i AND UEIMPHOVED REAI. ESTATE, IN
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, At AUC-
TION.-By virtue of a deed Of trust from William
II. Brander to the Trustees Of the Monroe Build
ing Fund Associaton. bearing date on the 18th day
of July, $780, and duly recorded the clerks Office
d5, page 20. and BY direction Of the Boardoy d.
reclors Of said associatton. we the undersigned,
will, on FRIDAY, the 3oth day Of December, 1870.
ises in the town Of Manchester, the following
REAL ESTATE, to wit:
Pert Of OF No. 2sa in the plan Of the said town,
known IN the sub division of the said lot by VIM.
II. Brander's plan as lots No. and No. 80. bound
ed as follows: Commencing on jackson stree at
the point of intersection OF the line OF the south
ern boundary OF the lot owned ny James Dunlop
Also. PART OF LOT No. 2s4, known in the
said Brarder's plan as lot No. 2. running along
the said Jackson street In southern direction
and fronting said Jackson street % feet thence
along e,d alley eA feet to Summers street thence
rection "a feet TO the line of the property owned
by Fl. c, Cabel known In the said Brander's plan
Of subdivision az lot No 20; thence along the lines
Of the property OF the ssid Cabel and Dunlop 2sa
Also, A PART Or A CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND designated IN the plan Of said town as lot
back 50 feet upon which there are TWO TENE-
ME- ITS, each'two stories high.
Also, hNADDlTI0NAL PORTION OF the said
said town, fronting 80 feet and running back rs
feet.
LION the balance due en- upon fines. charges dues
principal, and interest intended to be secured by
said trust deed.
FAN I; T +. fsBELL,} Trustees.
FRANCIS T. 1SBELL Auctioneer. deh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15

GTEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
y DYEING, SECURING, CLEANING, AND
securing or carpets and cleaning Of kid gloves.
Fancy dyeing in any color desired. Full satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Call ON
LEWIS LINNEMAN,
No. 429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Richmond, Va. e..
lished PEiS II IN aRTMENT and win
print All kinds Of silk and woollen goods. Sam
3ies OF my printing can be seen ut my store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
ByA. Z. Pullism Auct!oncer.

UNDIVIDED HALF OF a III M iSsiE
y AND LOT IN AASCHEsissss 8 agents for
the heiis OF Ann sprsss deed w ssil ~ sbs h
auction. at 81 O'Clock r. ~ on ER sn NoIsTY
day Of Decem. er isla the ySDiS fronting
Q. fese IN Hnl street being II the eorner ., and
and dc iS.h stioess and running bssk rs gS
the UNDIVIDED HALF OF TIE no'AD
And they win at /. O'Clock NJ OF ths sas Of lie
sell At public auction, a. the late me city
said Ann sprigxs on M1in s s:ree e house
n the 'H1usIHOLD and KITCHEN I'D Ana
Ti,Rs belonging to the estate OF INC wonth said
spriccs and will rent or let by lhe iH'A
residence. pnppRT q. SCOTT
TERMS: Cash. M u. WISE.
A. q. EuLL1AM, Auctionesr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
OFFICE OF THE POLICE JUSTICE,
RICHMOND, Dec. 2. 1870.

OFFICE OF THE POLICE JUSTICE
RICHMOND, Dec. T. 1870. {
THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Ihe
1 following articles remaining unclaimed In
the custody of the Police Court on the first Mon.
day In December 1870. will, unless sooner ciaimeo
and Identified be sold ut putlic auction at the
First Market Hall on WEDNESDAY, December
! dozen POCKET KNIVES,
l bundle THREAD,
lot OF JEWELRY,
rolls of RIBBON.
GLASS REFLECTOR,
10 p.irs LADIES' HOSE
PISTOL (horseman'sh
SWORDS,
MAN SHAWL,
BED-QUILT,
piece FAD PIPE,
Tot Of CASTINGS,
3 RAZORS.
4 gross SHOE STRINGS.
i gross HOOKS and EYES,
small DISHES,
HANDKERCHIFFS,
&C Its REVOLVERS (navyh
SHOTGUN,
HOOP SKIRT,
lot Of ROPE,
/ pair OF PANTS,
lCHAIN.
Lot of FEMALE WEARING APPAREL.
By order of Police Justice j. j. WHITE.
Z. III. CHALkLEY.
de I'd Sergeant OF Police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
BY Francis T. Isbell.
Auctioneer and cal Estate Agent.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

AuCClOQeeT anu q edl tStdtt fSptuts
Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD STREET, BET WEN FOUSHEE
AND ADAMS, IN THE CITY IF RICHMOND,
AT AUCTION BY virtue of deed of trust from
Thomas Barbam and wife to the Trustees OF the
date on the 9Th day Of January 1855, and duly re-
corded In the clerks office of Richmond Hastings
Court o. B 6S B, page 2O7 and by direction of the
Beard of Directors OF said ssociaton, we, the
Of DecemEer. 1870, at o'clc ok P. NJ, p oceed to
sell, upon the premises all that Lot or PA r. &,
Richmond, fronting on the south side OF Broad
street SO feet and running back 1873 feet to an alley
being the same property conveyed to said Barham
by c. H. Powell and wife by deed dated 18th Sep
TENDER, 1853. --- 8
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
executing this trust and to pay the said Assocla-
ton the balance due upon fines, charges, dues,
principal, and interest Intended TO be secured by
said deed Of trust.
F FAM +; F. fA isBELb. Trustees.
t,oneer de 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOlETY
l. OF VALUABLE REAL FSrATr AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND
FOURTH STREETS. AND ONE MolETY or
TWO OTIS IN MAYO'S Plan, on THE
WEST SIDE OF WALL STREET. BET YEES
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREE rS.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed by Mr.. r. Il.
Dickinson to the subscriber bearing date ?eh Of
November. 1870, duly recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, l shall, In execution Thereof
on TUT SDAY, the goth Of December 1870, at !:
O'Clock NJ. ONE MOIETr Of that valuable LOT
at the southeast corner Of Clay and hh streets.
with large framed dwelling thereon; now In the
occupancy Of Mr.. John T. SIR. The lot has !
front Of 9es feet running back on the east line Of
4th street 90 1e feet. The location Is beautiful
and desirable one.
After which. say at II O'Clock p. b., one MOLE
TY OF TWO LOTS tparts OF Nos. SO and 20 In
Mayo's planl OH the west line OF Wall street be:
tween Franklin and Broad streets, fronting %
feet, running back 81 feet TO IN alley four feet
wide
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, II Is prcba,
bic that az the times OF sale reasonable terms viii
be announced. J. Il. BLACkWtLi.,
,ie 10 Trustee.