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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit. iIrrh
Tree, Shrub and Eicrgrrru Scrd,'
win directions for culture, prrnnId
~ mail, The most cUmDjrtc ana I'm.
dlcionS assortment IN the country.
Agents wanted.
- Sorts OF citi:r for ~ o., prcrnid Ly mail,
N,S"S small Fruits Plants, iiulbs all the new I'u
,"t.'s' &c prepaid by mail. 1 lbs. Fairly ito.c
i"tit". prepaid Tor 81 &C tnnover's rDlosal
N>r"r'y's, SO per hundrrd; S2i per 20 o, pre-
ln" Ncw hnidy fiuYrnnt rSrTbiUuininy ,jutun
,i"nrNs"'klr, o. cts each, prepaid. T,un tauc
go 'i"nberry, for upland or "wiund cultuIr,
- ;W per hundred, rr'pnii, with directions.
IihSi thtniuRuc Ia any address, uTutis: uisu
trn.lr list. Srras Commission "''
is u; " ATSnN. uhI Colony Nu,srlIrs nnd
in lSI2
Dee y, As Am.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
Thomas S. Moorman,
ATTORNEY ATLAW

las resumed the practice OF tho LAW n,
'"'s place. ana can DO found for the present
~ the store OF Il. Moormln & Co.
Feb 2i8 If
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

--'~ >J&ZA = ~ NJ = f. Y lGS;a
ENlE Advertiser. hnyup Docn r ,,,o, =,
~ rc,"snx MS",' III n, few "Seks. =, Very Sim,
years wi;h 4 .rvcrc arg ,trcrrinn ,nI ,a u, !,
"'', disease Consumption is anxious TO
maze k'.' '"n to his fellow sufferers, the
mc..ua3f cure.
To all "ao desire il. he will send 81 COPY
pf the prescription used Gree of chnrrcj.
with the directions for preparing and using
the same. which they will Gud II sure cure
i0r Consumption, AstEmn, Bronchitis, etc
The object Of the Advertiser in sending tx.
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he rouceiv"s 10 he
Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
Try h!S remedy, rs II will cost them nothing,
and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will
please address
KEY. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ny.
June 22l ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
A Man One H.uudred and Six,v
Years Old.

1hcr" L. n man living in The
'~"h o' bo>ipcc, in New Hnmp.
SHIRE, namcI Joshua Eannyci, who
Is. according TO The best inIorma,
lion, one h"D4rcd and sixty years
OF age. lie Is extremely imbocilc.
aud takes tho simplest kind Of
'""d' IIc moved to Ossipcc from
the State Of Maine some thirty
years ago. 10 is II native Of
Scotland, where be lived until he
was ABOUT forty years Of age. lc
hurried aud lost bis wife in his
native country. IIo bad one
"an2hicr, " no came to this c0uu.
try, and with whom and her de.
"ccDIaDts ho has resided over
since. The family who bnve The
care Of him now are miIIIo.uvod
people. aud are bis descend.
ans ~ the fIlh generation. Uc
served in the old French war. wus
with Rogers in bis campaign M
about Lakc George and Champlain,
and, on bis return, rocoIIocls see.
ing Governor Shirley and his
secretary, William Alexander, near
Albany. lie wns also ont in Tho
HpVolntionary war, and his reccol.
,ocl"ns nro quito distinct as far
""ok as that. lie speaks of Col.
"ncI Aaron Burr rs being n young,
smart officer about Now York :.
also OF sooing Washington and
Lafayette, md especially rooollocts
colonel Alexander Hamilton rs
ono OF Wnshinglon's aids, and
that no used occasionally to bring
orders TO Tho olieor IN command.
ITO has usod tobeoeo from bis
youth, mud hns probably pbewod
and smoked more than a ton IN
l'ls lifetime IN, "
Union,
s-2rg---~-r, ~ss ,f-zr-z~
young girl retnrnod to her
rprrants, IN Shelby County, Ohio,
tho olhpp day,in q coffin, Not
long since, sho olopod with a
trNvpfng doctor, and II is eurmis,
OIL that she took some Of his mo6i.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
Lts ~ e
4 Splendid 0itcr.

I"r...5' o..',. ,ri"uGcmcu,< with IL, lo..
'H"'"E t'', class i'"p"is ahC mngaZinrH. wc
ca! c,I" tu"m Niiu tnr Hrrl.d ~ the >.r,
20" i'''r's Nni...C. ahG wi! hold th.> uuirr.
c"."n''d ORR "i.rn to al n,w subacribrr,
ii"" '"" wt'i thr h'-l oi April ""
""u.H aGriE, tn.t c,ub> DC formed in sr..
uonF and tIrai each mrInbrr o. :. club take
"hi''cit p'p"r, AZ tbls viii gave II ptca,
|"r"'! "' interesting icadinF 10 neighbour
hoods We tnrr offer 10 those who Nil
get "p II c,Ib ut ,.H Subscribers 70 the Her.
"!o "nd H!! o' ti'r pspcrS narm d, n cop, o!
o"r paper hcr, o, for a club Of twenty with
IL" papers named, one copy ., the Herald
and " copy 81 ANY OF the inhgaHii.th o. pa.
p'rs IN tho list Young ladies and rrntic.
m'i with '"rN hu.c "r.rt."u Gan mAh"
"p It c'uN "u,.cr ,c.n, ~ advantageous.
Read the list and ;rIn.s:
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Baugh's Raw Bone
Of LIME,

an m now receiving my suprl.o, Of this manure
!ully up TO standard US per anaiytis' 4 j bought
from myself Or suthoriz"d .lgei r., J viii guar
hhicc' asercry cargo ~ sod, Is anaIyzed on a ri.
fully kept up. ! x EOn.GS
Ho'e az 1or SO. Ca. Nos. and 2 Atlantic
r.,u.,,, Whaf Charleston, S. e.
Ncwbcrry GO. 'o'
,o riof. sheppard says ofanalyss made Oct. lG.
=, ,"'I y raihabiG manure and decidedly superior
u nS SiTr,inent made by NJ. e. 81. Hammond, of
~" 20 m,annfr: m ~ lbs Seed Cotton per acre.
acIe. "'''' Fe'
~ ,,s; ,J JEIarhs 1859 lbs SEED Cotton per acre.
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The CIu CLS Forest.


among The "'""'l". p."'ur":
}""' "'n% O" WcN""! val.
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That %Ic".rtu ia, ocsl % al.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

TWO BIRTHDAYS.
Our darling came amid ,tlsc showers
And struggling smile VI early ;Spsipe,
And the first riolets opcd their flowers
Tp greet our .biossomet thing
AS fair, as sweet as they,
AS irail, alasi ae they
With tears and happy laughter bleni,
While Spring sun through tue Spring sain
Wc,too& the gift the dear Lord sent
And darcd to call the child our own:
sour OWL" We whispered low
All, still We call her So
Aud three times came the rioiets back.
Lu'cd b! the tender April rain:
Then ,dpwm Tia Eo,GeI Sunshins ,,ack
The dca' Lord called tho child again
s'hc was His own, You know,
Aith0"sh We called her 90.
Trembling vC mrn,G above her bod
Tue iUstiiug 81 tnr wiuEs Of SHOW
Weeping, No said, "OUr child iS dead"
The pnssing angel *hi,pevcd "Lo!
n sVn. IL NutH :U.ua!--
III. i.ca>cn,, Uuliiay"
Aud so NC n"l' 90, h.rtMtn,s twain
VIII srrtr' ,hrohS ~ n.clnury--
W .h s0il.ce th"i Lc a. L.rv ;E pan,
Auu ware az u:,i,tr; ',s smliug$ UC.
W." .v', t,:u follows ever
IL vCnriur. uuaca,ul--
T..t .rl.pr. tl,luu- t,,, r.rv,css Az.
Scckimg II tnouEli III, disam, home
Where u,r Wait, .auiu il .u!,..G t.li'
AUG tn' G""d ',""p'rt guards Hs OWL
pu' H,'i, iHmI.' ~ pay
Cos, a. its SIDE u.Nay.
Fosr ~ H.: side. '.r., "C gov oIG
AUD ';'cG .,'.o :o,.r' 81, .u., IL. wa,,
t. nIi. d; "a. '.,, u.,>i.,u .u.d
We tlmG and ou.ri :. uuc GA,---
Goa r,".!.ru sun., ,,ucw
AuG ., as rHi.Gry.l 800.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

foi;n,nd IN and sfier HEDkEsDAy, January 10. the
enrcn,adg ,"w,ag hGhed9ie VIII be run dolly, Sunday
T.rafoi'na .rsn;,na Road, up and down, sno VIII Eiaht
aain ,aGm ~ aharjotse, C0lumbta aud Aniusta Ress
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02

j NEWTON FoWLES, Agent,
Ncwbcrry, s. G..
= Agents Wanted. Liucral arrange.
u'"n'> viii II" tnHdc with men who MEAS
h'S'HAS". .iunc - ly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
VIM. G. BEE & CO.. Auents.

No. II Adger's Wharf, Charleston, S. G.
,,.. g. C. f. SCOTT, Agent Newbcrry, S. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15

TOk RENT, the large and comfort a.
II abe DWELLING on tue corner of Eli
Franklin ana Jctfersou streets IT present oc,,,-
MED i,y ar. Il. Is. Iltrnd"n. Possession given the
Isl nf su,ust. JAMES NJ TAS OK.
.!au ut and :, ncttnncNr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
Auction sALEs...Fnture Days.
BY W. G0ddin,
Real Estate Agent and hucttoneer.

SALE OF A LARGE
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY at THE
= oRTHEasT CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
NiNETEENTH STREETS. INCLUDING FIX
TURES, MACHINERY, PRESSES, &C, At
s,nns Of a decd OF trust made by +. T. Pilkinton
on the 9Th Of Novcmber. 1900, and recorded IN tile
clerk's office of the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Richmond on The 9TH December, 1893, the uudcr,
signed. who Is thereby appointed trustee. VIII
The 1t day OF August nent, at o'clock L. NJ u
fair, if not. the first fair day thereafter me ioi-
lowing property. conveyed by said dced.Tiz;,
&c tam LOT with the TOBACCO FACTORY
corner If Franklin and Nineteenth streets, front
log on Franklin street $50 feet, and running ta"k
1870 feet in parallel lines, the western line being
upon said Slne esnth street tosethfr with M me
red to In said deed OF trust, schedule OF which
may seen by applicatif n.
TERMS Enough In cash to cray expenses OF
sale and to pay off note for 70, $685. 49, which fell
Id January 1871 oa credit to g.. 7ss. 81 until
Ia july 1871: on credit as to 3D. 633 80 until IA
January, 1872; creolt as to 80 533. IS until
July, 1872, on credit as 10 $3.50 %. 100 until
until II January, 1873, and to rhn surplus II
any, on such tenn as the said Pilkinton shall
prescribe and direct In the event of his failure
to give any such directions. then upon such terms
as the trustee shall deem most eSpedient; the
day ofsale, and to be secured by deed OF trust
WILLIAM w. CRUMp, Trustee.
Richmond. 18Th July, 1871.
L. S. The foregoing factory is 80 by 10 feet,
Gently painted and otherwise repaired with large
BRICK BUILDING In The re ar, BRICK Sh EDS,
) C AZ + y L y | n g, &c, for driving tobacco !;
BRICK ENGINE-HUUsE. &C. 1t Is universally
adm itted to be equal Ia all respects to thu best
esta 7lishmcnt OF The kind In the city.
~ Is w. GtDDlN, Aucttoncer. ?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
Wellington Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

EXCELLENT FARM OF TWO HUN
p nkED And .FGFTY er AGREss, I rN HR Az
Low RICHM0M1, INcLqDINGi u, GRops =
Took. &C, FOR~SALT.-1 am authorlzed 70
sell the excellent FARM located as above adjoin-
ingthe lands or Messrs r. r. Howe ;,,, Ia ,h
miles of Pamupksy river sonainins w. nHm
miil-sie on Totaprtamoy creek. or whlcn ABOUT
200 acres arc open land In good heart; Dalance In
wood and timber.
The Improvements consist Of comf9rtable
dwelling containing six rooms, three good barns
two newly shinpledl small dwelling In me
yard conts lining two rooms WIN .nTa nd tnrea
OTHER dwellings on other parts Of the farm: IN re
Is ,n excellent young orchard OF choice Irnlt ne
ginning to bear, and several excellent springs
con vrnient to the dwelling.
The growing crop of Corn. estimated at from
100 to $50 barrels crop of Tobacco, also ne2efao
bles &c, and No. l Mules, 3 Mich Cows, D
Hogs Wagon Carts. and all Of the Farming
indictments, will nc sold with the farm. AS the
owner wishes to discontinue farming. he has au-
thorized me to sell the farm, growing crops, STOCK
&c. aC such a price as will insure u purchaser.
Possession given In a few weeks. For further par
ticuIars. apply to W. GODDlN,
Wis st Real Estate Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
BY Lee & Goddin, Auct!oneers,
No. lIl3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY on MAIN STRE.T II arc
TION.-By virtue of 4 deed OF trust from Charlie
Schunanu and wife, the undersiancd trustee, Will
sell at public auction. on the premises, On
TIL TUESDAY thu ?lst d,y q july Instant a, Q
that Is to say. All that LOT OR rAkGE :i.a OF
Main street In the city OF Richmond having
front Of - feet inches on Main street and nm
ming hack LOG feet TO an allev feet wide, being
part OF LOT No. 42s in the plan of the city Of
Richmond. ,,.
The improvements consist of n BRICK HOUSE.
three stories above basement, containing seven
rooms built Of the best materials and substantial
ly, with water aud gas on every floor, and cuvrn
connecting with city cuvert, aud now In the "cra-
pancy of Mr.. schumanG. and Is known ami dcslg-
mated as No. 906 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. ,
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the deed 81
trust are Cash rs to SCI much Of the purchase
money may be necessary 70 cischarg' To
trust terms OF the balance tn he made known On
the day Of sale. ALLEN +. FORREsTER.
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE GoDDIS, Aucsioneer''
ty2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
BY Grubbs & Williams,
kuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE VERY
Il VALUABLE TIIKEE-STORY DWELLING
ON THE SURTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET
BETW ZEN TwEhTY-FIRSTA ND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS In execution Of 4 deed of
trlfs, from William T.ylor and wife to the SUBJ
scriber. as trustee, dated lS;h May, 1868, and re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court office, being
thereto required by the holder of the notes Sc
cured by said deed, Twill sell 1t auctiou upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, eth day of July,
1870 at S O'Clock =: NJ, Il fair, not, then OH
The frat fair day thereafter At the same hour,
the property conveyed in said deed, the same
being The large. handsome, and VERY YALU-
ABE RESIDENCE occupied by AIR. William
Taylor, and situated as stated above. Ii IL COM
parltiyey new. with four rooms On floor :;
three-stores high; and has all tie modern con-
yeniences.
The situation Is one of the most beautiful in the
entire city, commanding an extensive and lovely
view of the city and It's surroundings. The lot Is
co by lG5 feet.
TERMS he deed authorizes 4 sale for cash suf-
cicnt to pay the expenses Of sale aud the debt In
full which last amounts to about %8, l25, but am
authorized to state that liberal terms will lie given
rs 20 the debt II DIES iret-lhcgc terms VIII be ina de
known ut the time of ;clc-the residue will be upon
such terms - the grantor In said deed or his AS
signs may direct. Il. II. NASH, Truhtce.
GRUBIsS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ~ 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
BY Wellington GOddiu,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TWENTY-FOUR HANDSOME FRAME
kacks Wifi TIE AHp ek6 iT AsGE hhf
To- EAH F At SANE F GStfT AH4HH 3NE
LYWOOD CEMETERY. FOR SALE Mt AUG
TIpN.at the request Of the owner sHall sell i, IT
DAY the 18Th Of July, 1870. at O'Clock p: NJ, If
fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter, TWEN-
TY-FUUR, FRAMED COTTAGES, located O., as Is
the LAND attached to them respectively, plat
of which can he seen at my office, ard VIII he
were erected for the officers stationed ut Camp
Grant, and are not only conven'e thy arranged
nut some of them are very handsomely con-
finished. No one eau appreciate the convenience
and comfort OF these cottages Without 4 personal
inspec' ion, and therefore would recommend
sale. Major john b. earvie and blessrs. noore
and Plammentary, who can be found on the
premises. will show the property those who may
call on them.
In addition to the handsome cottages, there will
be sold SIX VERY LARGE BUIt DTNGS, used for
barracks. IS by 81 feet, two stories high, with por-
racks will be sold to be removed In reasonable
time, unless the purchaser should elect to buy the
ground att.ched to them at The price of $3.50 per
acre, or TO lease he same II f2D per acre.
The fact that this property Is lGcat'G In an I'M
proving part of the suburbs, and can be APP
preached within 600 yards by the street-car rail-
road, which terminates ut Hollywood, near to the
city reservoir should strs tie attention of gen.
tlemen Of the city DESTROYS Of securing pleasant
cottage residence accessible to their places of
business, or or others who may wish to secure
d. rmanent home so convenient and at price so
cheap as t. make |. an object to secure the same.
TERMS: nne-fourih cash; balance ut four,
eight, and twelve months bearing SIX per cent.
interest or, 1t The option OF the purchaser, one
third cash, balance ut ODE aud two years. bearing
ten Ier rent. Interest; and In either case secured
Tvs W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
BY Lyme Il Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1899 Main street.

VALUA BL E REAL ESTATE ON
Y JAMES RIVER, Known AS "nELONA
ARSENAL" FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By
virtue Of a deed Of trust dated LIST Janunry. l>6g.
and of record In the clerks Office OF the county
OF Chesterfield, we shall offer for sale AZ puhllc
suction. on the premises, on SATURDAY the 3oh
day or July 1870 If fair, II not the next fair day
thereafter SUNDAY excepted). at II O'Clock W..
that VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE kno*n a.
BELONA Arsenal. situated on the banks OF
James river. in tie county Of Chesterfield, about
nine miles above tSe city or Richmond
=. THIS property consists OF a TRACT OF F'WFE-
TY-SEVEN AND HALE ACRES Of LAND
With q very large ana we'll reconstructed BRICK
BUILDI y = thereon, and other improvements.
The location and buildings are admirably adapted
for manufacturing purposes access To Richmond
by slack water navigation.
The special attention of capitalists Is invited TO
this sale.
TERMS Cash as to enough to pay the - pcnsrs
of sale and to pay OFF the sum Of IL y with
Interest from the 2lst OF June, lsos the sum "f
E3TS. !: with Interest from the LIST nf August $50.
aud the sum of Sl,7dl o. with interest from the
18th Or January, 1870: and the remainder such
terms AS will be made known at the hour Of sale.
CHRISTOPHER q. &CRAE,
HENRY G. Cannon,
jv1. Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. ls17 Main street..

GREAT SALE OF JAPANESE AND
" CHINESE GOODS, SEA SHELLS AND
rHELT. WORK, &C.. SC.-First sale TO COM
mcnce MONDAY the 18th, at P. NJ, at the store
of Thomas W. Keesec. No. Ial7 Main street, and
continue TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY, at same hour.
a recently imported shipment by the Boiton
Oriental Agency OF New Orleans and san fran
cisco, consisting OF genuine JAPANESE Lag
OUER WARE, INLaID WORK IN pEARI .
SILVER, and PRECIOUS WOODS; CtMPH0N,
WAX. SANDAL, and BAMBOO CABISErS;
WORk-BOXES, EASkETS. CARn KE, Ely
FRS. TRAYS. PARLOR FIRF-WORkS. F1EE-
PROOF TEA-POTS. HsNnKEkCHlEFl tGE.
CT Owe and JEWEL BOXES VI Af'S and ZIG:
TURFS, BEAUTIFUL ISLAlD Slha W
WORK, CURicSTTIES, &C.
The attention OF the ladies Is especially called.
THOMAS ". KEESEa.
iv15et Auctfoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
u.,R DyEs.-A French paper makes some me
st-anrc revelations in reference to the use

u,nDyEs-A French paper makes some
strange revelations in reference to the use
of hair dyes. II says, .,o. rod
,,sh blonde tint now so fashionable is solu-
ton of corrosive drugs, into which rre 2.
ration Of mercury enters. Loosenins o. ,iis
teeth. glandular swellings, and trtiu
breath, are some of the evils to which I'll, inc
fair who use it expose themselves. inc
dark dies are compounded Of litharge; OF
oxide of lead, and quick lime, with d Jew W
other chemicals. Now, seven per cent. OF
the patients at the insane asylum, Char en-
ton, are brought there by the constant 'sH
the akin into the system. 1t is stated tnat
foulness Of breath is one Of the particular
signs Of insanity caused by lead or isha agS
f;naliy total loss of memory, are among the
other symptoms. The director Of the .,, Cha
renton says that if he were judge ne ; W"n."
attach very little importance 70 h. 1 Of msinr
of any man or woman in the haple % "'A"o
hair Gye."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Days.
BY w. 6Oddin,
Real Estate Agen: And Auctfoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i STORE AND DwELLLNG. on rig
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN Ply.
TENTH STREET. AVID S56CKOF ERPFK
BY virtue or thr. deeds Of trust executed by ycr
Kraker and Minnie his wife TO j. n. Boschen, $
Lohmann, and Augustus Weimer, trustees Of tho
"German Building Fund Association. No. /"
the first bearing date the 22d July 1867 The second
on the 18th or october, 1861. aud the thiri bear
ing date ON the Path dav OF February 1853, duly re-
corded In Richmond Hastings Court, made u, So
cure the payment Of the obligations specified IN
said deeds, snd he undersigned VI. i. Jacobs,,p
having been appointed trustee in thu pl,cc Of
mr. Weimer, "a no resigned. and default having
heen made In performing the conditions expr, SD
In the said Obligations ne shlll proceed /, sc at
public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY In
a5th July, 1s7e, ut O'Clock y. " II fair II mol
the first fair day thereafter, the REAL Es'FATf
conveyed ny the said decd, consisting OF the MID
DIE IENEME Mt Of TIE MANSION HDT;sT
and now occupied by the said kraker, fronting on
the south line OF Main street 81 feet inches run
ming back o. feet 70 an alley Is feet Wide
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at the
hour OF sale.
j. Fl. BOSCHEN,
ty1s AUGUsTos wEIMER.} 'a'F'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
BY Wellington Goddln.

ARGE AND CONVENIENTLY
NnRTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET. OPPO-
SITE no MAYO STREET, FOX SALE.-1 am
authorized 10 sell The large aDd well. ARA ged
BRICK DWELLING mo. l4l6l located as above,
two doors cast OF the African church, now In the
occupancy of Mr.. Israel Elias. 1t Is covered with
slate: HIS ten rooms: front and back porticO !:
suppled with gas, water, bathng-room. &c. and
is In fair order. In addition TO which there is a
large BRICK KITCHEN, containing four rooms.
Il he lot has front or 81 feet. more less. and
depth of about l55 feet 10 an alley. AS the owner
resides In disLa mt city, and Is anxious 10 sell,
offer inducements to prompt purchaser
Apply to W. GOpDlN:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
BY Cock & Langhton, AuctioDcc-7,
corner Governor and Franklin streets,

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
1T HOLD FURNITURE, &C. AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell ae our auc =;
ton .roms an assortment of HOUSEHOLD
FUR SlTURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY TABLES and CHAIRS.
JENNY lind and COTTAGF BEDSTEADS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRE SSES
CANE and WUOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, and WARD
ROBsS;
Several excellent REFRIGERATORs and
spRING LOUNGES and LOUNGE BED
LOOKING-GLASSEs, ENGRAyINGS,
Several COOKING-STOVES,
TIN SAFES. KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C.
iy Is COOK & IAUGHT9H. AuctlonCerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
a By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

-FOUR BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
Il on NORTu SHE OF CLAY STREET
NEARLY OPPOSITE SPRING PARK, FOR
SAILS AT AUCTION.-We will sell ut auction,
on the premises OH WEDNESDAY the 10th July,
ut 5 O'Clock Z. NJ, FOUR OF those BEAUTIFUL
LOTS located as an0ve described. They arc beau
tifulIy situated, and front each 40 feet on Clay
street, and run back go feet to all alley 20 feet
wide. We Invite special attention to this sale.
TERMS One-foLrh cash balance 1t 4, 8. and
II months, for negotiable uoies, Interest added,
secured by n trus. deed
GRUBBS L WILLIAM,
fu 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15
RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, No. 1904, is con-sssszexs,,
~ ductinY the summer campaign
OF the COmmissary department, and Will ngnL IL
out on this line. his immediate means of active
subsistence are drawn from the four quarters Of
the globe. including land aud sea, while his re-
serves are tnexhaustible. SEASOEABLE DIN
NERS REFRESHING ICES, RESTuRsTIVE
DRINKS OF THE MOST ARTFUL O0MH, Ma
TON. AND THE VERY BEST LIQUORS, al
ways supplied promptly. -,s.
the VkIG ETA 81 .ES and MEATS OF the season,
also FIsP, CRABS, TURTLES &C., served In
all forms vito the most experienced skill.
tnsts He'd luxury. JeI