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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

ss,~ ~ THING or BEAUTY
IS & }oy forever" the health relieved and rhe
i.cai1r restored to the pale and sjchlT fr The
u.r Of SCxrgs Buffers is equally kssting
and joyful. Nov. ~, 3o-N.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

On SATURDAY night. the l?lh. ;hc
.dye:ic,d jril vas discovered t. he on
ire. l; WAS cx;insu;>hcd IN a couple Of
hours. No prisoners escaped. Tie lire
vas accidental.
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Administrators Sale,

Administrators Sale.
| will -rlI u, "a. h'e 7e-:.rncr Of
GEORGE JAR, decreased,
1u'%ldy. December the 20th,
The following Trr$oua' Property, viz:
Two Horses: Ten head Cattle.
Two 4-horsc Wagons.
Three Carriages, Two Bugsies.
One lot BIacksmith Tools,
One IS Saw Gin, One Threehcr
and Fan.
Two 60 gallon Boilers.
One 10 gallon Boiler.
One Cast Sorgum Mil.
Corn, Fodder, Cotton-seedr
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Farming implements and Various
otter articles: usua|'y kept on
Farm.
Terms Cash on delivery.
J. \. MARTINI, admir-.
Nov 80 492
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

ks,~ YOU CA y OBTAIN
prof; table employment in vorr own town, for
4 portion Of your leisure hou:s, b. ad'lress-
ing Y. VI. Christian A$socia tion. Chicago,
Ill. Oct. 19, l2-f
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rs4- DO NOT TRY FOREIGN

mixtures, when yonr owu soil produces tile
remedies for d,lcase> incident to the same
throughout the Southern States people will
suffer from dyspepsia. Ghilis and fever, aguc
and other ma!ariou> diseases. BECAUSE they
have not a<cd the "t'ld Carolina Biiicsa.' a
pleasant aud effective cure, prepared from
hom. roots and herbs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30
NOTICE.

THE survivors Of the late war, who xere
Confederate Soldiers, arc most earnestly re-
qu"Sted to meet on next Salc-day at 10
o'clock. in the new Hall over Maves l. Mar
t'"'> store, as business Of Importance will
be brought to Their attention. Let everv
old so der heed the call, for now, as in the
days We St;! love dearly, it is the call Of
DUTY. \. J. POPE.
Nov. 50, 41-2t.
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EXTRA ATTRACTION.

Herr Schrcf's Trained Wild Beasts; will be
exhibited COZ j"intly with the Circus Perform
ances wi:iIoMt additiona! charge. Herr SchrUd
the rea: Lou Hu"Ier. will enter the Den OF
licS: giving Al exciting and thrilling ter-
f.rmarcc with these terociOuS AulnalS OF the
Forrest, cNcmpltving The immense potency that
Mau wieds over tile Brute Creation.
The opulcut Resources of tie Surerb
Capitalization Of .trcnsic Talent,
To delight and arnuse are Of a character quite
he in TINS coEmtry The EXhiOitlons this SEASON.
i'll he enriched and adorned by performers III
imi;abIe i'll their special rels. ana the ..'lcndor
OF the Entertainments will be eNEni ced by every
accessory requisite 10 make them elegant in styie
aud flush. and magnificent 50 their geneial
character.
lhe great variety Of celebrated Performers IN
this Il oupe is putcot to SUSTAIN TN. eleatcd stan
Uard oi excellence acquired by this popular Cir
Gus.
a perusal Of :he annexed list Of famous actors
will serve Of palpab!e evidence to confii IN tie
rrumsc that the ataiue9 emil ence and couspic-
uous superiority of Stone 4 Murray's' ircus viii
be mply maintained this ScasLu. BEHOLD the
attractions.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

The pN?nia;i"n Q: Chester, according
10 late cen>u> stands, whites lpl, blacks
SIS.
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pss-1F YOE HAVE SALLON

Safe! sure! reliable! is Wincman's Worm
Candy! Noy. 80, 4S-l:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30
CIRCTS' CIRCl.yN, CIRCIS,,,",

Fresh Mountain Butter.
Self Raising Dnckwheat Flour.
Amber Drip to 90 with it.
Bolted Meal. i}nltcd Grist.
Fresh Fish. by the string or by the
plate, EVERY DAY.
Fresh Oysters. by the pint, quart:
gallon or served up. EVERY DAY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

CoxISG-Ju:ana' porkers. On WedncS-
day or Thursday, therefore, the citizens Of
,l.i< town may confidently look for fine,
Large drove Of hogs. We haveit from Gen.
Julian Johr>on$ lips that the walking, ami
ln"!cL mass Of Sausage, sonCe, and Sparc.rihS.
W IL be here, and the cents per h. will satisfy
..e wr,hc,t Of lis. JuIian's u trump, and
ii VS. his busthanh in Ncwbrrry. Wecan for
get his kindness. and which amounts 70 this--to
select from his drove such rs we need. with.
on, regard to weight. aud only pay him what
others pay. He's i bully boy, and an edi-
tor is as good as any body else with the same
MONEY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

The sick are notified that they can
get ICE. FREE OF CHARGE,
whenever | have it.
J.. +. MARSHALL.
Nov. 50. 4S-lt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

By ths iaria: "inarahrist. MaGc,F. jeanette
E.IiSlcr. who viii wax f!orT tic ground 70 tie
apex 4f CircWs Pavilion, AID rtturn or a slender
wire. This start III. cra:ui.nus per nance OF
r"r, unuate Daring viii take place n. ! o o'clock
T. NJ. and the II" iquc .aturr oi-,hc Feat canEa,
81 il tn command !a'. attention Of the citizens OF
This vicinity.
For dctai;- os tAcsc n',a! Scusat ions. see the
varion- lictoTAi Descriptive Fills and Pro-
S.a.a1s,rs.
TIE GRAND JAMES T. COOKE.
The Equestrian Miracle. aid Champion Horse
man Of the World who will exhibit ior the frs,
season IL america his marvellous fea,s Of Eeaita,
SIX NAKED HORSES.
In addition TO his other accomplishments IS bril-
ii,ut caTcsI fianiSin
MILE CAELOTf2 DE BERGE-
Con onfessedly the most daring. cushing, and fin
i>hei Equestrienne in the world.
MILE JEANETTE kLLSLER.
The astonishing aud beautiful righ, Rope Dan
MISS EMILY COOKE.
The Elegant English Marcgc Equcstricnne,
LE JkUNE BURT.
WorId-ren owrcd Bareback Hurd.e- Rider
BeN in America.
MR.. TOM BARRY
Tho fauloua Hlbernjau Clown. his first appear
ance in America.
MR. Den STONE.
The Popular American Clown and Fun Genera
THE SNOW r'I; BROTHERS.
Benjamin, William snd Alfred, the unparalleled
Equiiibrists and Acrnbats
NE. WILLIAM DCCEGW.
The intrepid Performer On Cordc Nolan.e, and
Iii lniaU;ir Son GEGKGlE.
The brave>t jurriie Equestrian IN existence,
SIR. fI!.tEL ) BLISS.
Tie acknowledged Champion Tumbicr Of the
word
Mr. WI. FRANKLIN.
The Paragon "f >"mcrSaur ECucstrians.
SIG. tOLUNHE>.
Tie surprising Cnntnitiorist. whose strange fiex
ibihty oftcdv and Limbs has Won Ior Tim ,ne
title q; '.lhc Ho. c">- Man,
MASTER GEORGE COOKE
Tie Artistic and Graceful PRINCIPAL Rider.
MIR ECiENE LEACH.
The remarkably skIiitul and fearless Grrny;>t.
MIR. K. LEMONT.
The gifted ENponcpi OF Parcra;ic Exercises.
MIR. GEORGE ADAMS
Ecmarkable Sc"nic vrotcan Character aud
FUNNY CLOWN.
MR. 1UU>. MURRAY.
TIE Versatile PantomimIc Wonder,
Mk. J. BACHELOR,
The above Performers VIII be assisted hv sTch
subordinate aids as will be ;cquircd to give ec.a.
70 the varied acts.
MR. JOHN II. MURRAY.
The unequ"lvd Equestrian Director. will Dcr-
sDna!ir superiht.:ud the Entertainments q
guarantee Iuat they will be gwen Entirely deY id
OF obj'-cIIDnal features. anu invested ~!t! :hc
ci!aracterI-tcS 0; Refinement aud pu:Ity i'll their
Representation.
The popular rules irauGur@t"G scvrra! year> = 90
by Stone y iuT!ay t'r iIc prcSc: .:ti": o. s'rics
order IL their n-yi.!Ull VIII &C adopted this
season.
No smoking allowed inside the Pavilion.
Nov. s.. :. II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

Acc1DESr.-T wo freight cars on the Green
Vile ( Columbia Railroad jumped the track
about two miles above Aston on the Gath
inst, and rolled down the cmbankment.
The cars were damaged. but no one Was
b,rt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

ANOTHER Fatal K. K. AccIDxNr.-Me
learn thu. run off occurred near Ninety-six
lust SUNDAY, in which tue engine and several
CARS were demolished, and -- Pearson,
coiored fireman, killed, 0nl Mr.. Jack Ger
many. the engineer, badly hurt.
We learn that che engine is one Of those
rerv,,tIv hrough: from the S. c. Z. K.
We do hope, tand the pablic safety dc,
manI>) that The authorities Of the g. i L. 4
r., will take in>tan; anu active measures TO
make the roa,l-bcd firm enough 20 secure
safe transit for the ponlerous trains that now
pass over i.
We learn that Pea rson has been connected
with the Road since its survey.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

Stone 4 Murray have expunscd the an
t:que abuses AMI customs which oth9r e1hl-
bitions cling to with so mnch tenacity, and
illausuratcI 1 new err, in circus amusemcntS.
With i troupe OF artists tho most dlstin-
gaishcd in tho world, this circus has acquired
Il fame for excellence and responsibility that
DO other travelling exhibition enjoys. ST.
advertisement.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

ATTENTION is caIkal 10 the new adrcr>
;isc,.cnr OF Mr.. y. VI ii.un, who has in
store fuil stock of winter supplies f"r ihdl-
rdual<, families and other people. 4 gene>
sa; invitation is eH,cu,lp! % any nd all 70
20 and get goods from him cheap for cash.
AcclDESr--Wc regret 20 learn that Mr..
George \. SliSll. ucar Be h Eden Church. on
Saturday last, had his left hand severely Ia
ccratcd by being caught in a gin, which he
was feeding. The gin hud to hc taken to
pieccs in part ere his wounded hand could
be cxiricatcd. No bones were broken, We
are clad 10 say
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30
LOCAL..

The Sunday train over the GrccnViiie
Railroad between Columbia and Helena las
been discontinued.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

We are indebted to President ~ /. WITS
ton for card Of admission TO the grounds
of tho Necklcnburg, Yadkin and Catawba
Agricultural Society n Charlotte, n. c, on
the 3O:ll November and tst and q Decem-
bp- lie will accept our thanks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19

rfsRUsTEE,a SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL. EsrATEs sEAR q ASnh,s QUAR- AR
aettleIb q the anaersignsd 10 rus.ss. 5esr, 4,
clark'a ONCE OF the county court Of Hen.
rico, d. b. N, p. 9 to seeure the payment OF
the balance OF the pnreh.,e money on the
property mentioned In sAid deed, i shall,
OF, the premises, WEDEESDAY the 18th inst, st
o'clock r. NJ, the folio Wing d.scrtbed REAL
ESTATE-to wit: a certain LOT DE LAM
fronting iGgx130 feet on the north line or Moore
street, near Bacon's Quarter Rranch Tavern. Oh
Brook avenue, with, q brick dwelling containing
niue rooms including kit hen large pI1sk
slaughter house, with all the apartments aho ar
rangsments for conducting the butcnerlnR 0usi
neas In all Its branches and cattle pen suppilea
with water from an excellent spring IN the yard
ALI IN good repair. coo
TERMs Enough in cash to dafray the expenses
Of executing the trust, and - pay ON note Oh
1890 and sl4s.70. the balanced interest," one %
the 18th February, 1870 and fhrther sum o' IN
terest from that date until the day OF SAFE: Inc
residue at four eight, and twelve monlhs, LOT ne
gotiabIe notes, with Interest adoe'' anu Secufea
y !" : 1e '''' - - : WILLIAM FrLKEs. Trustee.
RICHARDSON Il Coz, Aucti necrs. -
In consequence Of the approaching election the
sale of this properly mentioned above Is posi-.
noned until MONDAY the soth instant at O'Clock
before which 4ns + eFea to Ts sale efi-
PrcHAEpsoN Co., Auclioneers.
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. SUIIIHI5sIUIIt
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. my
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ofnnn No a11 Min rtn,.nf
UIUEe NO. 81 MUln SLfttt.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND IN GLOUCESTER
COUNTY AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed of
trust dated The l4h day of February 1865 executed
to the undersigned trustee BIZ T. \. Catlett and
NJ A. Catlet, his wife, and of record in the clerk 3
Office of the county court OF Gloucester, shall Of
fer for sale at auction the 23d day of May at the
hour of IL clock NJ, at the front door of the City
Hall in the city of Richmond, that VALU hBL E
TRACT OF LAND, in Gloucester county, known
as WOODBURY., containing by estimation four
York river. Two hundred acres Of The land are
cleared residue In woods, except about ten acres
OF marsh. There is / DWELLING and other i'm
provcments on the land. There is public land
Ing, with wharf, IN only II miles from the land,
and the soil is said to be of excellent quality.
plat of the land will he exhibited on day ofsae.
OF about 81 8O0 but 1t Is believed that arrangements
will he made on or before the sale by which libe
raj credit win be given on the residue Of the pur-
chase money. JAMES nj. TAYLOR,
nv 10 Trustee.
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RyLype Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1890 Main street,

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VALUA-
BILE LITTLE FARM, "RROoKEFIELD,"
IN PoWHaTAN WITHIN TWO AND A HALF
MILES OF TUMAHAWK STATION. ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANVfLLE RAILhOAp.--
By virtue OF a certain deed of trust executed to
me by William Taylor, trustee for Mary Jane
Stutz dated the 18th day Of January 1862 duly re-
court, to secure to William S. Summer the de-
ferred payments on the REAL ESTATE hctein-
after described, SHALL rs trustee, ut the request
of the beneficiary In said deed of trust proceed to
sell ut public auction, ON the premises, on TUES
DAY the 9th day of May, 1870. at IL O'Clock NJ If
day excepted), at the same hour. the REAL ES-
TATE con veyed In said deed Of tru i, which con-
sists of n VALUABLE FARM called ''BROOkE-
FIELD, lying and being on swift creek, in the
county Of Powhatan, adjolningthe lands OF Robert
Moseley, Meredith Crowder, and others. contain.
ACRES OF LAND, about fifty acres OF which is
well Set In heavy oak timber, thu remainder
cleared and in high state Of improvement, and
of which there are about twenty acres or rich
creek fairgrounds.
most select fruit trees, such as apples, peaches,
pears, &C., with several fine springs near the
dwelling. The Improvements consist of com
Portable FRAME DWELLING containing about
six rooms. with the usual out-buildlngs, such rs
barn, stable, and quarters.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray expenses of
81 os5 due the ssfh-alst day Of Decemfe 1892 With
intere tinpon day ofsale and the residue
of the purchase money on such terms and secured
III such manner as the said William Taylor, trns,
tee for Mary jane StutZ, shall prescribe and
direct; or In case OF his failure TO do so In snch
manner and upon such terms as the said trustee
SA nav ia'nA oe'' " 10. B. LYME, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19
SUMMER RESORTS.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1870.

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACES now In complete order for the recep-
ton OF guests.
Some I'm portant improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands of the present proprietor and 1t Is
his purpose to keep 1t in style not surpassed
anywhere in Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
OF the water is well known to the medical profess
sion and to the SPRINGS going public: As an AL;
TERATIFF, a DIFFUSIYE STlMULANT and
TONIC, there is no known mineral wafer equal
to It. In all anamtc conditions OF the system and
broken down states of the constitution, loss OF
appetite, and general nervous Prostration, Its
bowers and virtue as q restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without known rival amongst
the mineral waters OF the world.
They are especially indicated In The whole class
Of ailments peculiar to the female constitution.
The proprietor Will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom first class hand OF music and
In general all the sources Of amusement and re-
ion usually found ut our best summer resorts
viii he ut the command of the guests ut CROCK
BRIDGE ALUM"
The place is within eleven to thirteen hours Of
Richmond, w ashington, Baltimore, &C., by rail !;
all in daylight. Passengers leave the cars Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot,
aud new and elegant stage-coacles, passing ra-
pidly over u smooth and level road OF only eight
miles, set down the visitors ut the springs to tea.
= Telegraph office I'm the hotel.
- JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19

TRrIsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
4 TOBACCO FACTORY FTxTU Res AT
AuCTION.-B BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust exc
cuted by A. w. Taylor, the one dated the 18th Gay
of December, 1868 the other dated the 2lst day OF
IpriI 1892 and both recorded In the clerks ONCE
Of Richmond Hastings Court, the subscriber; as
trustee in each Of said deeds, being required by
the creditors secured will sell ut public auction
at the tobacco factory OF Messrs: kagiand @
Jones, on the corner Of Twenty-fourth and Franz
lin streets on MONDAY the Esd day OF May, 1870,
commencing ut 10 O'CLOCK A: NJ. fhe following
very desirable TOBACCO FIXTURES:
IRON LEVERS IS. -s
ss5 6SHAPE SCREWS, y
aPOT SCREWS, E5EaN.i
10 BOX SCREWS,
10 sKAPE MILLS, &.
- POT MILLS.
LICORICE BOILER, zgEt
Lot Of BLOCKS, --
8 BENCHES, with knives;
10 sets of IRON BANDS, and t.t, L
10 BOX.SINKERS.
The e fixtures are In good order, and the atten-
fion of persons desiring good tobacco fixtures is
called to this sale.
TERMS Cash. JOHN A. COKE,
my12 Trustee.
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VALUABLE FACTORY, MILLS, &c.
' FOR SALE.-By virtue of 4 deed of trust exc
cuted By James Magruder on the LIST Al ril lse',
and duly recorded in Fluvanna county courL
dersigned for the benefit Of G. L. Snyder's admin
lstrat3r, we shall on the SIXTH 4, Ray pa OF June
UNION MILLS MANUFACTURGNG COM
PANf, being two-tiihs or the same. ,,1,, q 1,,1,,
DRED AND NINETY ACRES OF LAND, lying
on the Rivanna river, In the county OF Fluranna.
louisville, i've miles from Keswick depot, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio ia ilroad. and within about
two miles what Is called sr9 ro me 0 5n'
with good horse-koat navigation to same by the
Rivanna ard James River canal.
There Is Oh the land large BRICK FACTORY
BUILDING, lhrce-lnd-a half stories high, and In
1t 1000 SPINDLES for spinning cotton, with
other machinery In proportion, much of which Is
new and of improved style, having been purchased
Also -" a LARGE MILL, with all necessary ma
cnnery for ~ an 0s FGu aud eaPaSe
tisnoas. Also; LARGE TW9;SToRY G3R N
MLh Also TAH ANA nPa BhnSkS sSr r
chandse. Also, COMMODIOUS DWELLING
House for proprietor, with comfortable OUT
HOUSES. Also, houses sufficient for the accom-
mediation of some one hundred nr more operatives.
The water-power Is ample for operating I'll the
mills, and the stream aconstant one The dam Is
on the most approved and durable plln-nearly
new constructed br the Rirauua Company ut
cost of more than SIS, OO0 ....
TERMS The deed REQUIRES all cash, hut we are
authorized by snydor's administrator to say that
he will he satisfied with cne-ourth cash, AID The
balance In one aud two years bonds with APP
proved security, heiring Interest from date for
deferred payments, and Il deed Of trust being re-
quired as additional security. The title is believed
70 be nnqusstionany good but acting as trustees
..... X RiB H M shhFHEHbb, .Tru'tees'
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j. l.. APPERSoN, Salesman. my 10
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street,

TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES FOR
l. SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell on TUES
DAY, May oath, at IL O'Clock, ut the factory of
Messrs. G.. j. Baldwin & Co.. on Main street he
low Twonty-lfth, all Of their FACTORY FIX
TURES, consisting OF ....s-
HTDkAUi fC PRESS and PUMP and IL
RETAINERs, of Talbot 6 Brothers pa
lMUNSEN & COLEMAN's WHEEL
PRESS, with eight retainers:
8 POT MILLS, sheets and tins complete;
90 BOX SCREWS, bands and billets complete;
SHAPE SCREWS,
d Pot SCREWS,
rounds, long tens, short tens, nine- inch,
fours, pocket- pieces, &c.;
20 LUMP CHESTS,
PLATFORM SCALES,
large number of BLOCKS, SINKERS, &C., OF
all sizes and kinds
STEAM BOILER and PIPE,
9 large LEO ICE BOILERS,
small LICORICE BOILER.
WRINGER, TROUGH, and TABLE, COM
tPa iesffA BIZ,
500 DRY Frs, in good condition;
10, 900 TOBACCO STICKS
Q STOVES and PIPES, complete;
le FOUR-STALL BEN CHES, KNIVES, and
SCALES, complete.
With large variety Of FIXTURES usually
'NAN ' THOMAS W. KEESEE,
myl6. Auctionecr.
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4 NELEGANTPRIvATE RESIDENCE

ANELEGANTPRIVATE RESIDENCE
N FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
CULPEPER COURTHOUSE by virtue OF a de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Petersburg made at
Its last November term, in the suit of Freeman's
administrator vs.. Wright and wife, and others,
tho undersigned commissioners will sell at public
auction on FRIDAY the eth day Of MAY, 1870,
on the premises, to the highest bidder that valua
BILE and cOmnOdious BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT known as the Freeman property, with the Of
flee and ou-buildings attached, situated In the CEN
tire of the above thriving village. 1t Is most ell
eible summer residence for those who may want
county retreat The house Is one OF the best In the
village with slate roof, containing SIX or eight
rooms, and q passage extending through the length
of the house above and below stairs with capa,-
cious parlors and chambers, and porches both
front and rear, with beautiful yard and excel
lent garden. $4,000 80. !,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough to pay costs of
resale and the balance that may be due on the first
instalment from the late purchaser supposed to
be 81 2O0) on the day OF sale, and the residue OF
said purchase money to be paid on The lsthday Of
August 1870; the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved personal security, and the title to be re-
tanned until the purchase money shall be fully
paid.
Possession on the day of January, 1871.
sos 7't# THOMAS T. HILL,
GEORGE 8. BERNARD,
ap 2G-2tawtds Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19
by Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE's SALE OF A SMALL
i BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST
LINE OF TWENTIETH RETWFEN FRAN Ma
LIN AND GRACE STREETS.-As trustee in Z
certain deed of trust from Samuel II. Slater, bear
Ing date 23d October, 1892, duly recorded In Rich
mond Hastings Court, dced-bonk b, No. 10, page
as4 SHALL In execution thereof proceed TO sell Mt
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY,
cad May, 1870 at a O'Clock P. NJ If fair; If moi
the first fair day thereafter, the REAL. ESTATE
rOnyc, ed by the said deed, consisting OF Il COM
Portable BRICK TENEMENT and the LOT on
which 1t stands fronting 25 feet on the cast line OF
Fran kiln street, running back 49, feet. -
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash sale, 1t
s more than probable that at The hour OF sale ibe-
nv "a W. GODDIN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19
By Edward B. Newburn,
p Real Estats Aucti0neer,
No. 1oI8 Min street.

H,HAT NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE
N aI Ah TIE sT TaH W2sT SIDE
81 W. sT FHTYAhssS q sfaeaT BETwEEs
F e ID A L AND CoUTTs. FOB SALE At
Of Mira. Sarah X. Biggam, deceased, / shall pro-
coed 70 sell at public auction, upon the premises
r. NJ, that yery neat COTTAGE REsIOEN CE
situated as above, containing four rooms, with
p"rch in front lot about 81 by 81 feet. me
STOREHOUsE alyofns the residence and has two
rooms lot about I6 by 81 feet
{ TRRAs: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed Taxes and
Insurance for 1870 to be paid by purchaser;
mv1s Real Estate kuctioneer.