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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

rTNilE FIRM or Plat NEWTON, SAN FRANCISCO
and New YORK, hccn,nc dissolved BY the Death of Mr..
George Patt ON the 81 instant
l.. II. NEWTON.
WIN. T. COLEMAN,
Nrw YoKK, May II, 1871. Special Partner
Having reference to tho foregoing hss give notice
that We viii continue ~thoat change OF tite and for
own account aud risk the business heretofore conducted
Plat 3 Newton. VIM. Y. COLEMAN
l.. H. NEWTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-20

BOARD AT THE SEASIDE wANTED-IN A PLAIN,
- quiet family Board for two ladies and four children,
the Jersey shore Long Island seaside for bath
lug; only good family accom- and fare expected
terms must be moderator references exchanged Address
WILLIAMSON No. Aston place. New York, stating par
tcuars.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16


BON je 100 Eblrn. ausseseben uns Don
oen @rinberr1 fef ibernpntr1e1 tueroe1
ino. l1nt bieler MnitaIt ben @barafter
Ter @emeinniBi9feit 3u >pabrer, tpel&er
In Der Mbf@t Der @rlnper lag. beftiu1>
met, bic @tatuten, baB bic &ttiondre
auf iebe b5bere gersinfuns als z p@t.
tbres ein9e3ablten Capitals 3u @unfen
Ger 2%ebranfalien per3i@ten.
Sn 8abett paiTren jebt u1itunter
ionperbare Dinoe. 90 1T es J. 9.
Gbatla@e, boB lammtli@e @orrdtbe at,
pldner, @teinen unt 3ei@nunsea ter
9ante6mappiruns, tueldx auf @iQio>
men 3u feben famen, mad Berlin aus
eeliefert .purren. Die Senouns rpar
70 9roB, raB Die Gra@ttoiten ALIEN
1000 Gba!er betru9en, unr nun fau, in
ben leBten Easen ta6 Nniinnen aus
Berlin na9 8arlsrube, ou9 oiele 1000
Gbaler nod 81 %be;ablen. @ab,l9ein>
LID 1T man in Berlin Der Nnltdt, baB
mar freiuiutse @eldente bert5mmlider
Beile aud ;u frantircn pFeee uno bic
baoiiae &esierune plrfte fi@ UNI 70
tpeniser pase9en itemmen, ais Ne ft& ia
felbf faon LANCE GUT &rabantit preu<
ee16 secemiitbt9t bat.
G1fafs 2otbrineen.
&en ben in GliaB uno 2otbrin9en
itcrnommenen Geitun9en peroen in Der
cie6jdbrieen Stang unp 3uartierlife
Marlal, 2lBelitein, Yfal3burs unp
nur nod als MrtiQertcoe<
pots oufeefQbrt, 8itla, Neutreila@
unp Diecenbpfen itno pa9e9et unter
3utbeilun9 ei9ener Gommanoanten In
Die 3ubi Ger peutIdea Getunse, aufee<
nummen> unb Strasbur8 unb MeB al8
erfen &an9es 1T je ein@pu>
'erneur por9eieBt porcen.
So 1T nun enolt@ Musl@t fir ell
ten poftpertras NIT Grantrei@ sorban>
ben. Die mittelbare Steuer, ,pel9e
sllabz xotbrineen felt einemS SABRE bur9
oasG r9dnsun9sporto ;u be3abten bate,
IT cine gang u%nsebeure. Ste mar efne
edbmun9 tes 9anoels nit allen leinen
B4iebun9en. Na@ Meloune auspa>
rs plrftsn iibri9enS bic Grfabrunsen
Der leBtea Monate binldueli@ basu bei<
Don ben Yrobtbitipmabresel1
unp einer Dem international.
ZEN 8srfebr an9emel1enen Ges ~einSu>
i@la9en. poftz unp 3oueonferen;en
ino 9esenwdrttg nit pielfa9en Nesuliz
,un9sn belbdftist.
Die &esieruns bereitst bic notbwen<
,iaen Maereseln Dor, UNI he Sparz
'a1sn wieoer in ben Stano 5u 1eBen,
,eue Mnlageu anaunebmen. Nusjabz
un9 cee no9 rudtanot9en ADetie9 Der
riberen Ginlasen miro erfol9en> iobalo
5rantrei6 bic vertraSsmdbts anbepun<
|ene &udSablung Der Granddaughter
bat.
Sn lebterer 3sit entteben in StraB>
,urs mieoer prddtiae 5du1er an Stelle
,er fruberen@ DISQUALIFICATION !; Ger CRIME
rieler Mittelpunft Der alt beree<
tammten @drtnerforporatipn nit leinen
,ltfrdnti16sn p~erfaQenen 8araden,
norl@en b5lSernen S6eunen, pertpan>
,slt fi@ in einen id6nen uno 9elunren
ueberaQ miro tbdtt9 9earz
,eitet !; Der Nsutou Der prdfectur, pe5
Der 9feufir9c, re8 Tbeater6
i. {. 10. miro Demnddt in Nngrif 9e>
,omn1er uno RAID 81 Gnbe eefabrt
peroen.
Die Start Nlttird pirr befeitiat,
,as lit jekt aue9smadt. Die etite
5umme Don 40 MiQionen loQ auf Gr>
,auuns Don petadirtea Sorts peywanrt
nernen. bic beftmmt ifnp. Die 9paenann<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27

SCENE IN RAILWAY CAR-The Latest
and Most Startling Fish Story.-The last
fish story comes from New Jersey. Lately,
i'm the interior Of that State, mild-lookins
couutryman entered n railroad car, bearing
a bundle tied up in a handkerchief, which
he placed under his seat at the end of the
car. After travelling along for about half
an hour lady sitting in front of the coun-
tryman was observed to move uneasily In
her seat, and to cast savage glances at a
seemingly respectable man sitting by her
side.
Ina few moments afterwards another
lady, still further to the front, "became
uneasy" and ut last, rising in her seat, re-
ouested that some gentleman in the car
would protect her from an elderly. looking
gentleman bv her side, and whom she stated
had insulted her.
A dozen persons offered their assistance,
and before the accused could speak in his
own defence his hat was damned over his
eyes, and he was dragged to the rear of the
car.
While there, and carrying on with the
avengers war of words as to what the IN
dignity meant, still another lady rose, also
seated further up the car, and accused q
gentleman sitting behind her with improper
conduct. A rush was made for insultcr
number two, but that gentleman vigorously
defended himself with large walking stick
which he happened to have (and which, by
the way. was one cause Of the last troubles,
his accllscr stating that he had indecorously
been rapping her ankles under the seat with
the same), and while the struggle to get at
him was still in proSfess, somebody in the
front Of the car shouted there's a "snake on
the floor" A scene then ensued. The
ladies in the car clambered up on to the
seats, and many got on the arms and backs
Of the same. One elderly maiden managed
to stand on the backs OF two seats, in the
best circus manner possible under the cir
cumstances, while young mother threw
her baby into Il parcel-rack, and then hung
convulslycly to ventilator.
The confusion awokc the countryman,
who, on being told Of the snake. first felt
in his bundle. and then exclaimed, Pm
blamed if that old eel haint got loose"
started for the front, and soon returned
grasping firmly IN immense eel, which he
had first caught while out fishing, but
which, when brought into the car, had
managed to get out of the bundle, and had
wendell its way to the front, lovingly CT
ressi, e the different varieties of ladies' gar
tiers w ,hich he encountered on the way.
Apoloriss given and received Strengthened
everything in that car but the hat that was
damned dow, and the countryman, leav-
inc at the next station, no blood was
drawn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
ByH. Mccormick, Auctioneer.

A UCTION SALE.-Will be sold at auc'
n Han on the nremises. on MONDAY, sJanu-
arV 30. SUI instant, the FURNITURE AM FIX;
TURES of the old we'll established bar-rfom ano
Restaurant called "Our Saloon" opposite the
Fish Market on nth street. It has been kept as q
bar and restaurant for the last seventeen years
II Is now kept by r. Wenholz, and formerly oy
Mr. Florence Miller and has had good custem.
The bar fixtures conslst Of the usual Bar Furn IT,
ture, Tables Chairs stove ice Chest &c. pa nha
house furniture consists Of good Feather be S
There will also be Offered some FEMALES
WEARING APPAREL; also, quantity o.
WHISKEY. some Of 1t very good.
The license can be transferred to any one who q,
desires to keep the house, to whom the gooa Will
TeTms of sale. cash The terms of rent OF
house to be made known on The day OF sale.
ia27 ST 81. MCCORMICK, Auc.loncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
AirIllllond 1ispatth.
rnTDsy. JANUARY, q. 1911
rror the Dispatch.l
Tho raerts1en Ghtnee.

Ill
M, be Feather Chinec the Heather Chtnee
M na scbooihoy, VINO stamhles at A, b, c. ID,
pnneats like parrot the Heather Cninee.
TSa boarding. school miss, with her little "Te-
hoe -. .sa
Laughs again and again At the Heather Chinee--
Till The mstron herself, taking part In her glee.
Mods approval, and smiles at the Heather chi
nee.
The youth, with his mcersehaum and hat cooked
Putrs ont as he smokes bits Of TIcathen Chince.
The clerk when his ledger and Journal agree,
Shuts them up with grin at the Heather Chlncc.
The sailor, who s on the uoresting sea,
Turns his qutd and then chuckicS. 'Mhy, oiaS'
that Chincc!"
The lumbcrman's axe. white he hews at q tree,
Keeps time TO the chime OF the ftcathen Ch'hce'
THE grocer, who sells you pound OF bohea,
Recalls the soft looks OF the Heathen Chinee.
yhe circle con vcned for bellies lettrcs and tea
opens wide to admit the mice" Hcathen chi
nee. .. ,.-,.,.
And the tore s, who gather to taste barley
bree,' -<,.,..
Find It's flavor improved by the Heather Ch,ncc.
The doctor scarce thinks of your pulse or ms ice
Absorbed by thst case ofa lie ,thcn Chinee.
The parson whose hraTt IS In deep 5a!iec
Looks up, aud behold there's the heatheh ohi'
nee. go
s The lawyer, perplcxcd with demurrer and plea,
Refreshss his sou. with the Heathen Ehtnee.
aud the Judge wipes his specs, that be clearly ma!
1.-THE points that were made by that Heather
, htuGe," .s
Ave! go where You win tn this fun loving land,
S,iiI yuu NEE. with ''that smile that Is chlldllk'
aud nlandn
Aud ali our great people, enlightened sud free,
Men, women, aud childrca, are fonad tpagree
In applaudnS our hero, the acathen Chthec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
DR., KEYSER

Is physician OF over thirty years. expert
ence, and graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and of the University of Medicine and
Surgery of Philadelphia.
MIR. H. T. HEMBoLD: Gear sir,-In regard to the
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
would say that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. do not
think there is any form or preparation Oft have
not used or known to be used, in the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be indi"
Gated. You arc aware, as well as myself, that ii
has been extensively employed in the various dis
eases of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
ton 1t has acquired, in my Judgment Is warranted
by the facts.
I have seen and used, rs before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
fluid extracts and am not cognizant of any pre-.
paratIon of that plant at all equal to yours Twelve
years. experience ought I think, to give me the
right to Judge of Its merits and without prejudice
or partially, give you precedence over all others
l value your Buchu for its effects on patients.
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with It, more
diseases Of the bladder and kidneys than have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any Other
proprietary compound Of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. H. KEYsER, M. D.,
No. 40 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
August II, 1865.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
AUCrIDM HAEiKs- EutHxe UAyE.
BY isbslf q Eon,
a AucfiUrrasGaaa Iarr EsthtS AGENTS,
IA Eleyensa, s4yaefai3x9 Heeai Hhfr and Bank.

/ xIOMMiisss1IinsiiHsfE FRR, BALE OF YALUA.
aRaRIeklE AaR AsR b SkE lh
81 oF iath AHt arass srsaa q
City q Rish@oaa 81 shs siss ass q Jsaaary, isi;
Quaries Of ala and Kersey vs. QnafIes et ais. we
shall, as special commisstoneiaIi In said decree
named proceed % sell st publ,e auction, upon the
scrIbed, being part or The real estate OF which
John D. Qasrles died possessed, In the following
ot ist on 81 skTURDAY, the 9TH day Q, Tsb.uar.,
property situate snd being on the north SIDE of the
and Osborne nSas be Fl
who have examined the clay that the quality there
of is superior to any in and around kicnmond,
and that the Quantity is sufficient e Axe Keep epiSy
rare opportunity for most profitable Investment
T. Immediately amer the saieof the briek.{ard
at r sl9 Sb Fl rR a. f B5EELbisa here
fronting feet .nd ;a as south sna
as binding lot but for the quantity Of brick csy
.. On sne same day Saturday. the 9Th day Q!
EfSsssH NE ,ns assGsa 81 Side %
tween 9th and 18th sts abort % feet EACH and rum
ming back $50 feet to alleys all well arranged toi
BUILDING LOTS fronting about % feet each on
the west side OF 10Th street, between Byrd and
Arch, and rtrning back about 125 feet to an alley
4. On MONDAY, the 9Th DAY Of February, 1s7 l
Brick TENgMENT on the south. asst corner o.
Hickory formerly Clay and Goddin tformerly
Leigh) streets, In Bakers addition, near to, ant
forth of Baker street. The lot fronts 20 feet ant
runs back - feet to an aley.
On 'ee m d hof fe ah shs ls1 BR1os
BUILDING thereon. fronting Il feet inches OF
the cast side OF .Foustee street. between Main ant
Cary, suitable for small family. -
g. linn pdiately after the sale Of Lot No. thai
valuable three-story BRICK DWELLING, thu
late residence OF John d. Quarles, decd, on TN
southeast corner Of Main and Foushee STREET sub
| iecL however, to the life estate OF the widow o.
john D. Quares, decd. The lot fronts - fee, or
Main STR Get. and runs back feet to an alley TINS
is truly desirable property, and should therefore
attract the attention Of persons seeking good Pro-
perry as an investment. XXI
/ TERMS: One-fourth of the purchase money tf
be paid in cash. and the rem ainder In three equa
inslalmeuts ut 6, IL, and Is months, for negotiable
notes. with interest added from day OF sale, ant
the title To be retained until the whole purchas
money is paid and title orderedoy the court:
| HENRY G. CANNON,
w. w. COSBY,
~ Special Commissioners.
Icurrr Ia 25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
CBLE REAL ESTATE ON The North
TENT AND FIFTEENTH In execution OF
a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Richmond: enter
ed on the 21st January. 1871, in the case Of Rahm
and ais VS.. Rahm and ais, the subscriber, spe-
ciaI commissioner appointed for the purpose,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on MON
DAY, 9Th February, at IL O'clock d., Qf fair II
not then on the first f5lr y thereafter, at the
same hour.) the REAL ESTATE which was g sold
Iy A. j. Rahm commissioner. to Boyle u Gam
BILE situated as stated above, fronting 50 feet on
Cary stree and running back 100 feet to an alley,
being the same property upon which the shops OF
said Royle & Gamble now stand.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO defray expenses OF
sale an the costs In court and the sum of 30 600
with interest from 18th February, 1858, subject 10
credit thereon of 1894 CO: on cred as to 81 21O
with interest thereon from 18th February, 1858,
until 18th February, 1871; a further credit as to
Al loo with interest thereon from 18th February,
1868 until 18th August, 1871 and the residue upon
terms to be made known at the time Of sale: the
purchaser to execute for the deferred payments
Negotiable notes with Interest added from the day
of sais. Purchaser. to pay taxes for 1871. The
title will be retained ny the court until the NOES
are pcid. CuAS. u. MlnLitAinS,
|. rpy-pps T. WILLIAMS Auct!OneerS. ia 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
Lee q Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OF 81
OF eoTH STREET, BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 3oth january Instant on the prem
fses AT O'Clock L. NJ. we will sell those very de-
sirable BUILDING LOTS fronting on the east
line of Goth street, at It's intersection With Grace
street, and Immediately opposite the dwellings re-
centIV erected by Mr.. Edward Bossieux; each
having a front of 80 feet. and extending back l2C
feet to an alley IL feet vide with the privilege TO
the purchasers entering, culyert on alley. Eor
ated and offer m ny inducements to the business
man bY reason of their central location.
TERMS: Cne-third cash; residue AZ ano
and trust Iced to secure deferred payments-
IN "a LEE & GODDIN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
By Lee Il Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND NEAB THE CITY OF RICH
MO ND.-By virtue Of decree of the County
November, 1870. In the chancery GAUGE of Carlton
and wife VS.. Eubapk and ais. the undersigned VIII
the premises. on WE - EsDAY, the LIST day Of
FEBRUARY. 1871, at O'Clock P. NJ. TWO TRACTS
LAND on the D .ep-kun turnpike, about SIX
miles from the city Of Richm ond -one tract OF
about 80 ACRES, and the other OF l33 ACHhS-
owned by the late C. s. Worberton., -, -
The improvements consist Of q dwelling-ho
and necessary out-buiidings. This land Is very
valuable for marketing. -
TERMS One-third casa, and the reside In two
equal instruments In and II monts ana tne tue
To he retained until all the purchase money Is
paid. CHASIadN Nnt,dE,
6 NJ nayIs Salesman ta23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
i11ist,Ns0LD,s EXTRACT BuCHU.
A pERMANENTUDRE OF GRAyEL
OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING
i i ~ STONE PASSED AND TO !.
u ,a.s3 ~ AZ III.
BuRxsrpE, CONN. Dec. 10, 1880.

pa. j. .H =
BuREsrps, CONN, Dec. 10, 1880.
Dear sir,-It is with much pleasure that ] write
you upon facts respecting myself. do not know
hardly how to express myself. i have been Tor the
last ten or twelve years the greatest SUFFERER man
could be and i've but more sometimes than others.
The complaint was the sk.dneys'' and "biadder."
Have consulted doctors both IN Massachusetts NC
this state and taken pills may say by the quart
also liquored medicines; but found no reflex
from any, and got worse the last six montns.
I was so that could scarcely get about.
I could not rest night or day. it would
soon have been, 'tal up" with me Ill
had not seen your advertisement IN the Berkshire
Courier headed "Kidneys.n read It through,
and thought wenld, try 1t. Ipurchased bottle,
but, mind ron, had not much faith in 1t. Why
should L when had been trying 30 many things
and cost me 80 much? Well, ! began taking 1t, and
before had taken the first bottle felt bad but
finished It and got another. By the time took
half OF the second still got worse apparently.
When walked 1t seemed as If my right kidney
wss falling from Its place. and felt really BAD.
felt so before had flushed the second that had
made 10 my mind it was no use trying any more
and all this time the "Buchu y was doing its work,
but did not know 1t, so gave 1t mp and went TO
Hartford to one OF the best doctors In fne city.
He said 1t was the neck of the bladder ana shoud
have to undergo an operation. He gave me medi-
cine, and went home quite down-hearted. On
Sunday was unable to go to church. ihad not
taken any Of his medicines, but on my return con-
ttnued using "Buchu,' and late In the afternoon
othat day passed the ugliest stone or gravel you
ever saw covered over with little pieces which col
lected together. It looks the color OF mud tur-
tie, and hard as flint. So You see the "Buchu "
| was doing its work, although was feeling so
| badly. procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others but since that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as well
as ever was In my Life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen 1t In this place
are surprised. This is a true story of my case,
| and YOU are welcome to make such use Of my name
| as you think proper. am pretty well known In
Berkshire; also In Connecticut. The ADVERTISE
mcnt saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is a widespread paper.
| If any one wishes to see this wonder they can
| do so. I could write all day, but I think have
said enough for this time, as remain, ever your
well-wishcr, EDWARD u. ~" AMI,
Paper.makcr, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
HORSES, MULES, &C., FOR SALE.
FUKNITURE, &c.

r. U RN T u R E. @
frbe extensive ware, ooms of HARDWOOD I1
& R Ri r on Govern r street are now filed
With the most sugerl9s,, stosa q IT11RE
that has been offered In this c!s, since the war:
Our Our CHAMBER, pARL0R and d. Mn G.Ro0M
SUITS are made Of the best Sc asonea uant et
and warranted In every respect as repre- ~eht 60
we manufacture MATTRESSES Of all kinGs anu
FEATHER and HAIR HOLSTERS and FL.
LOWS. We send our goods TO parties buying In the
stantial furniture to examine our stock. we can
NOT be undsrsold. HARDWOOD d RITTER,
ia 20 Governor street, Richmond, va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.
rU,RUSTEE's SALE FA LOT, WITH

rE,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT, WITH A
i BRICK HOUSE THEREON, NEAR GARY
STREET, IN SIDNEY, AND lMAED1ATELf
IN FR0HT OF BUCK SMITHS GRO
Gerry STORE AND RESIDENCE, AT AUc-
TION.-By virtue Of certain deed OF trust
executed to me as trustee from Robert }. Smith
and wife, dated the eth November, 1905, duly re-
corded in the Clerks office OF the Richmond Hns-
tugs or Chanccry CGurt in ID. B. 81 t., page 439,
! sSal. In execution Of che said trust, at the re-
quest of the beneficiary In said deed sell at public
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 3lst
of January, 1871, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, certain
LOT OF LAND, with a BRICK HOUSE thereon,
and all other improvements thereto connected.
having front on the sonth side Of street 10 feet
wide OF IS feet, and running back depth OF 1889
feet TO Randolph street.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash TO defray the expenses
accruing from said trurt. and to pay OF certain
negotiable note OF 800, dated the 9th November,
1868, and payable four months after date, with In
terest on same from Its maturity until day Of sale
aud the remainder on such time and terms az the
said Smith may direct or, ON his failure so TO do,
as the said trustee may think ft.
taco A. WELBOhNk NOISE Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
81 BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
r corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALU-
i ABLE AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE
AND VACANT LOTS AT THE NORTHWEST
RNER OF GRACE AND TWENTY.
trust executed BY the late Thomas s. Baldwin and
Jane ii. his wife, to 8. v southall and Ro 1sse
duly recorded IN Richmond Hastings Court
SHALL acting trustee 1.-THE other trustee declnihg
premises, on FRIDAY. the 27th January, ISL at
O'Clock P. NJ. (if fair If not the first fair Gay
thereafterl, that truly valuable and attractive
property located as above, now In the occupancy
Of the family of the late Thomas S. Baldwin: The
lot has front Of 10! feet On the north line OF
Grace street, and a depth of l55 feet on the west
line Of 2sh street. The dwelling Is not only a
large and beautiful one, but 1t has all those con-
venfences and attractions usually found IN first
class establishment. The yard Is beautifully or.
uamented with flowers and shrubbery, and the
whole premises are In good order; The property
will be sold as whole or divided as may be
deemed best at the time of sale. -..-.
TERMS: Enough in cash 70 defray expenses Oh
sale and to discharge note for 81 600. with inter-
est from first July last Till paid and as to the res
idue, on credit of o, IL, and Is months for nego.
table notes, interest added. occurred by q trust
deed. ROBERT SInLhS,
ia 25 Acting Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-27
BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street, between MALI "nu o"hh'
GALE OF A VACANT LOT ON THE
- SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BETWEEM
TWENTY-FOURTH AND TWENTY-FlETiH
decree Of the Chancery Court of Richmond in the
case Of "Taylor's ex'- vs.. Nowlin q ais, +" inc
by virtue OF deed of trust dated 2lst Of April,
1860 from A.W. r.ylor and wife, the undersigned,
John A. Coke, trustee, will jointly sell st auc-
ary, at 81 O'Clock z. NJ the LIT OF GROUND
situated as above, adjoining the tob Geo factory
OF James Leigh Jones Esq. 1t fronts 20 feet and
runs back 100 feet.
TERMS: One-haf cash balance at four months,
for interest for a. negotiable note title retained
until The note Is paid. s
Purchaser to pay taxes for ls7l.
y. II. NASH, Commissioner.
JOHN A. C0EE, Trustee.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS.
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