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There is considerable inquiry and
riehtfully. too-as to the $35 900 .appro-
priated by the Geneat Assembly for CHE
ppawnsnt of saiariesGper diem ana mi
fsageEof the members Of the General
Assembly. Orders are constantly being
received at the Executive office which
cannot be honored.. AS it was decided
that these "blistersn should be signed by
the Speaker Of the House and President t
of the Sepste, the Governor has'decided
to pay no attention to- anysofs them 'nn.
less SO countersigned. Nv Whether or not
the fund has been gone through by the
clerks, messengers, porters, ETC., the Ex-
ecsltive.i .is unable sto~ find out; ) but that
it has taken to itself wings, he is forced
to admit. @Pho7si1.E ulizS >s.aniTGH
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ssss,ss ss;s,;;,sz,s;yEssa TrMpfRAYcE

ss$r ass.s FfapsnAKcE
ADyoCATE-Edward G. Deleyaa. IA.sa
be- one Ws the. earliest adsocales ot ss
perance I'm the countrysdied n ScnsnsS Na
fady, on Sunday. aged III g yeaps aoS,n %at batsi
years ago be bnilt the wen kAoWn hote
bearing his name. IN Albany, designing
It as q temperance houses but aotriek.
tenant took advantage OF. q loose claus
and soon gave the house an opposit
character, His adherence Of alcshoii.
lIquor was so great that he sought zeal
ously to- abolish wine at communion, !,
and thereby created so much feeling
that he Withdrew from the .Pres5yte-
rian denomination and joined the Epis-
.eopal Church. ,g7AU9.!2A 7s1sa
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eTl.lsII -!No.,,Ll

General Schencke has declineda a BAN
ettendered him by citizens of Cincin-
iah. He eis7 to sail from New York on
the 1sts&of February.<saHes Is still in
Washington, and is toiremain there sever
al DAYS ret, but. he Will spend few days
in New York before sailing. ,F29tH&
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/. Hiram Powers, the sculptor, talks
more seriously than ever sefs making
VISIT to this country the coming summer.
He has meyer been In, America since lie
first went to Ltaly, more Il 2 :, SO years
ago. Many of his relations I've IN Cln-
cinQati. s..,1.! lSs.;, ..'..s,
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It is 3 remarkable fact that thes hrst
name from the jury box IN Stoughton,
Mass. for the trial Of Moran, the smnr-
der, was thstof Minor. 6. Packard, his
victim. .si:rsH -'uo uoi,iu5:..E 7pzr0N
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-01-27

Maenn boasts Of having English peas
ahoxe the ground siassa''"'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-01-27

A Nsw. York 1ettef.writer says there
are 5f,ore than 500 men im this city
whose fortunes are over 500; ,;0ee. 'a'G5
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II .IINQNlilg|BQss
To Teachers. b c

PUBLIC. notice is hereby given
that the County Board of Ex-
aminers forsSchool Teachers for, "A b.
boville County will examine all who
shall apply to them on and after this
date. ''iN''.' - 49, '''..'"
E. No teachers willreceive pay from
the State unless they shall pass exam
ina,ion and receive certificate of quail
,ification. *; i7'<s's',&''-, g., 80
Those wishing to be examined will
apply immediately as their pay may
date from said examination. ,ss,l
Tho Board will sit al Abbeville
Court House. f.'8 ,Sa
Notice is also given that the bound,
aries of tho. several Townships in this
County will Be adoptedras the bound
aries Of the School Districts" '.
Ali certificates nave to 'be removed
Those whose term Of certificates have
expired will renew their applications
r Btsnk forms arc now ready
and teachers can make, immediateIap
plication to the Chairman.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-11-29

brother informed him that he was
moving there without ever having
seen the countryl "How do you
know that you will like the
countrya" said the judge. The
brother replied that ifhe did not, he
would 60 on to Louisiana. "Why
did you move at all r. said the
judge. "You were comfortably
situated in Maryland, and say
that you have been prosperous in
life, and done WELL" +" That is all
very true" said the brother ;
but l wish to do better I"
Another anecdote or two of the
Judge, and l will conclude. 1t
illustrates the deep interest he al
ways took on the side of mercy.
AT Union court house, in q trial
OF a criminal case, he called mp
Colonel Herndon, one of the de-
fendant's counsel, and said to him,
LET your partner expatiate on
the facts of tho case, you lay
down the law, and l will reply to
the Solicitor" 1t is said that the
Judge was once trying to purchase
a horse of a gentleman, who was
Immediately afterwards sworn as
a witness in a case in court. The
Judge said to him, Now, you
are under oath, tell me what you
think that horse is really worth"
The gentleman adhered to his
price, and the Judge closed the
trade! The Hon. Warren r. Da-
Wis said that he was once arguing
a case of great Importance in the
old Constitutional Court of Ap-
peals, composed of all the circuit
judges, and he noticed that he had
attracted the particular attention
of Judge CAN'T, who seemed to be
listening with profound attention
to the thread Of his argument
lie thought it was an indication
that the Judge was with him in
the view he took of the case. He
was confident that his argument
had riveted the attention of his
honor for some time, and he felt
gratified. When ho concluded,
the Judge called him up, and he
supposed to compliment his effort.
But instead of doing 50, he said to
him, Where did you get that
waist.coata Twas admiring the cut
of it all the time you were speak.
ing"
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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Blunders Of BsshfuIness.

If there is any defect more
striking than another in American
character, it is bashfulness.-
Young America, in particular, is
painfully affected by it. An Incl.
dent is mentioned by a cores.
pondent, who was desired by his
aunt TO 60 over to neighbor
Shaw's and see il he had any
straw for sale for filing beds -
/" Mr.. Shaw" said our informant.
"was blessed with a goodiy mum
Der of Misses Shaw, and I there.
fore felt a little timid at encoun-
terimg them. To make the matter
worse, I arrived just as the family
were seated at dinner. Stopping
at the doorway, hat in hand, ]
stammered out: Mr.. Straw car
you spare me enough shaw to fiji
a couple of beds 2"
"Well," replied the old gentle
man, glancing around at his large
family, and enjoying my mistake,
~ don't know but l can; how
many will you need 3"
Before could recover, those
hateful girls burst into a chorus OF
laughter, and broke tor home in
u cold sweat"
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"REMINISCENCES
OF THE
COUNTY GE GREEMvlllE,
By Ex GOVERNOR b. F. PERRY.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
RICHARD CAN'T.

Judge CAN'T moved to Green.
vile whilst I was reading law in
Judge Earle's Office. His son,
William j. CAN'T, had been admit.
ted to the bar; he established himself
here likewise. He commenced re.
viewing his studies with me, whilst
Twas preparing for admission to the
bar. We read in the same office
a good portion of our time, and
Judge CAN'T would occasionally
pay us a visit, and give us good
advice as to our studies. He in.
culcated in strong terms temper
ance in all things, and especially
abstinence, total and unqualified,
in the use of spirits. He told us
We must not only be diligent and
industrious, but we must be pious
also, to succeed in life. He ad
vised us to memorize an old pray-
er Of Lord Coke's, and kneel down
every morning, after opening our
Office, and repeat it. The Judges
great piety, as / afterwards learn
ed, was by fits and starts. As an
instance of il 7 will mention the
following anecdote, which is strict
ly true.
He sent for Methodist preach
er, who was mechanic, to built
him a mill. They went out to sur
vey the mill seat, aud whilst ther,
the Judge proposed that they
should kneel down in prayer. The
clergyman offered up a very fer
vent address, and as they rose from
their knees the Judge inquired
what was the lowest price 70,
which lie could afford to build the
mill. The Methodist stated the
sum, which was 80 much more
than what the Judge had expected
that he Indignantly replied: "You
are a damned extortioner."
Judge CAN'T was a most eccen
trio man, and some of his eccen
tricities bordered on derangemen,
He was one of the kindest.heartet
men / ever knew. He had grsa
humor, and was exceedingly fonc
Of telling a good story. He wa
az tickle as the wind in all hi
plans and purposes of life. Befor'
he came to Greenville, he wa
moving from place to place con
tinually. 1t is said that Edmond
Bacon, q distinguished lawyer q
Edgefield, was asked where Judg
CAN'T livedf Ho replied that lac
week he was living at such a place
but he did not know how ofte
he had moved since, or where b
was now living" This was toll
the Judge, who said, "that fello,
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THE following toast was drunk
not only by ignorant yeomanry
and country gentleman, but by
mobiles, prelates and premises Of
the Orange party in Ireland {:
"The glorious, pious and immor-
tai memory of the great and good
King William, who saved us from
Pope and Popery, brass money
and wooden shoes. He that won't
drink this toast, may the north
wind blow him to the south and a
west wind blow him to the cast
may he have dark night, a lee
shore, a rank storm and a leaky
vessel to carry him over the ferry
to hell may tho devil jump
down his throat with a ed.ho,
harrow and every pin tear ont his
inside; may he be jamcmd, ram
med and damn. ed into the great gun
of Athlone and fred off into the
kitchen Of hell, where the Pope is
roasting on a spit and the devil
pelting him with cardinals"
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tics 1nttllef ano the Improvement of tbe state ano go,nr
GREENVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER 80 1871
sussoRiPrIos Two Dollars Der .pnum

cussckfPrfoS Two Dollars per snnum.
ADvlRrfsENrnrs inserted at the ratcs Of
one dollar per square Of twelve MInion hnes
lthis Size type) or less for the arst inssrtiou.
nfty cents each for the second and third inssr.
nons. and twenty-nv oents for subsequent I
'hseruons. Yearly contracts will be made.
All advertisements must have The nnmh.,
nf Insertions marked on them, or they will be
inserted till ordered ont, and charged for.
Unless ordered otherwise, Advertisements
viii invariably be " displayed"
obituary notices, and all matters inurinr to
70 the benefit OF any one, are regarded AZ
Advertisements.
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The State of South Carolina
GREENVILLE COUNTY.

In the Court Of Probate.
TELITHA A. DICKEY, Administratrix, Va.
MICHAEL d. DIcKEY, Guardian, ct al.
Petition for Account, DC.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that
j. MICHAEL d. DICKEY, Defendant in
this case, resides without the State. On motion
Of Earle d Blythe, il Is ordered that he ap-
pear in person or by Attorney, ut Court Of
Probate to be holden at Greenville Court
House, County Of Greepville, ON the lss day Of
December nerf, to show cause, II any he can,
why final accounting should not DO had by
him as Guardian of LEWIS T. DICKkY, late
Of said County, deceased, and Decree given
thereon. On falling to, attend, his consent to
the Same will be entered OF record.
6. J. DoUTHIT, P. J. @. C.
October 18th, 1871, 1I-7
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By Ex GOVERNOR b. F. PERRY.
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RUTLER, in q lecture at the
Academy of Music in Philadel.
phia, on the treaty Of Washing.
ton, held that the concessions
made by the treaty we're hnmili,
ating to all Americans,
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-11-29

CAROLINE Brown, says the OAR
ling Southerner, a cplored woman,
who was struck on tie head with
O hammer, by another colored
woman named Nanny Byrd, at
Timmonsville one day last week,
died on Saturday. On Monday,
Nanny came to town and was
committed for trial in February
next.
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Notice.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED to u, lat.
"A WILLIAM H. HOVEY, are reqnssted
to como forward and make PAYMENTS 10
the Subscriber, and all those having any DE,
MANDs against his Estate, are hereby notia.
cd to present them for settlement. =
NJ. M. HOvEY,
Administrator with viii aupsxsd-
ereenrille, 8. c., September 70, 1871 2o-x
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$25 Reward.

TNHE ABOVE REWARD will Be paid for
Il the apprehension Of ono JACK GAR.
MANY, and his delivery to the Jailor Of
Greenv lille County. Tho 81 Garm any Il .
eoloied h.an some 20 years Of age, ave feet
ten inches high, and Weighs i5o lbs.
J. p. MOORE, Mayor.
Greenville, 8. c., October 4, 1871.
Oct. IL % A.,
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The State OF South Carolina.
GREENVILLE COUNTY.

GREENVILLE COUNTY.
In the Court Of Probate.
ELIZABETH GREER, rs. LUCINDA Ne.
cRARY, FLORENCE AeCRARY and
others. Petition TO Get asids Ms Win of c.
A GREER, deceased, Account, dc.
appearing TO my satisfaction that Kesiah
Il Ward, Moses Greer, Josiah Greer and
John Greer, or their descendants, Defendants
In this case, reside without the limits of this
state. On motion Of Earle Blythe, II is or
dered that thoy do appear in person or Attorney
in the Probate Court for Greenville County.
on Or before the 2oh day Of December o.rt.
and answer, plead or demur to the petition in
this case, or tSeir consents to the same will b.
entered Of record.
g. D0UTHIT, Probate Judge.
October 18th, 1871. 24-1I
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StAae OF South Carolina
GREENVJLLE COUNTY.
In fhA fionrf nf pxnhata

state OF South Carolina.
GREENVJLLE COUNTY.
In the Court Of Probate.
ABSALOA BL YTHE, Assignee, DC. DAN.
IEL M HODGES 60. MICHAEL ID.
DICKEY, Administrator de 5oai. noa, ct al
Petition for Account and Final settlement.
T appearing to my satisfaction that Michael
Il ID. Dickey, Administrator de bonis mon
Caroline Hodges; the heirs of Fleming Hodges,
deceased, vis., Daniel Hodges and John
Hodges the heirs of Huldah Kinxcy, deceased,
yix., Sarah Whitted, Rebecca Kinney, Louisa
Kinney, Martha Kinney, Margaret Kinney and
Moses Kinney two Of the heirs Of Elizabeth
Whitted, deceased, viz, Sarah Whitted and
John Whitfield, Milton Hodges one Of the
heirs OF Clarinda Mckinney, deceased, viz.
Elisabeth Russell one Of the heirs of Permelia
Terry, deceased, viz, John Terry: and Nancy
a: Dickey, Defendants la this oase. raid,
without the limits Of this State. ON motion O,
Easiey, Wells and Earle, Il is ordered tns,
tney appear In person OF by ATTORNEY. AZ !
court OF Probate to be holden AT the r;,~ =,
Greenviile, on hs 30fh day of Nov,mls. -, =,
TO show cause, u any they can. ubv Sr.,.r
tiemcnt Of tho Estate Of John W m.ss
deceased, should not bo had and nssr..
given thereon, or their consents 10 ths az 80.
will DO entered Of record. '@'Hs
8. J. D0UTHIT, Probate Judga
October 18th, 1871. -
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:. Anderson

JUDeE GRAHAM has purchased q
fine residence in Orangeburg.
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The New York Directory for
4S7l-2 contains 200,952 names.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-13
BY Lyne q Brother.
AucttOneer and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-
~ ABLE Ba'CS RESIDENCE AMI VA
CANT LOE SITUATED On TIE WEST
MARSHALL AND CAY SraEETs, At
PUBLIC AUCT.OE.- BY virtue CT 2 decree OF
ths htchmrnc Cnanc ery f'ourt, eutered on the IL
day OF &c o5er, 1871 II ttec use orJaraes H. Hnu-
ry. rs. Ihsrirs McSruCer, Thomas u. Qlarles,
aud ais, trustees, shah, In execution or same,
proceed 20 sell at public auction, the premis
en- TUESDAY, the l:th d.v OF Noveu,b Der, 1871. al
the hour OF a o'cl !cs r. S.. that very dsslJahe
2uf centraily located TREEE-STORI BECK
wv ELLiHG. situated rs above described. con-
tanning ten 70: kitchen, sable, &C., with city
gas and water on the premises.
] he lot has front Of 641Io5 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to one.third OF TIE purchase
money the residue IN three eqlSl install Inc ats OF
six. twelve, and eighteen months, from day OF
sale the purchaser giving three negoi able notes
payable t' els own ord r, and by him endorsed,
hearing interast from date until paid the title TO
De retained By the court until all or said notes are
paid. WILLIAM II. CLEMNIiT,
o. Il S7wti0Stdtds Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-13
HYW wellington Godiin,
hucticneer ald Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


V,PUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL EST " & THM ely IF k!Ca-
NO ~ Nj iSIH4 Til TOWN OF SID; Ey,
EED OK sd Ne TO TIN "Gk;'Vr ~
III. Subscribe frCn Mr.. o9u,uel c. Robinson and
wifi, bearing dd.e II OF Dscem Der, 1890. duly
! recorded IN Richmond hGs,irgs urt ead In
Henrico cunt. Court, and h" virtue OF two DE-.
crces Of The Chancery Cou'L Of the city Of floh-
mold pronounced on the l7h Jolly, 1871 and the
cutor aealus. Robinson. &c, shall, as trustee,
p-ocet II sell at public auction the premises,
on M0"DAY III" 18Th Of November, ls7l con-
flrst ralT y there ,fler, the ZEAL EFT ATE con-
rcveI By The ssiI de d-v!z.:
1t. chat vain able LU' on which Mr. j ,poes
Guau's Iooacco-b * factory IL located, on The
east line Of z entr third street bltween Main
and CRY street,, fronting 60 feet and running
back 1872 feet.
p. al O'CLOCK 2. NJ: on the premises; those
TWO BkIt X rEE %MESys or the west lire Of
Ninth ,trcst near 10 Hax,i:'s NILS Canal trout
af AZ ~ those o i F1Va FRsasD TEEsMgs rs adj.
j2ning sne sbose and ssnar.ted taeIefIoE bE an
Tap ming hsck TO Haxaii's Minis carsI. This pro-
pr; ty W II be gresty enhanced In value by ee,on
Its 5e!ag at The abuLnen: o. the ne" tree bridge
81. Al / O'Clock z. M. on the premises, that
ve.y Vsii,abls Lot, No. IS, on the east IiEe OF
zenith ietween Leigh and III 81 eets, fronting 80
fee. running bacs lls feet 10 an allev, on which
s auds i large and convene ,ty-sIrAnged BbICk
TENfME. -, conrsin lng about nine rooms.
and on TUE$D - the 18th Soysm eer' ISL, at u
on the premises the following vnluab'e REAL
ESrs1E in and adjoining me town of eidley,
lslug on snd near the north side OF Grove ros d,
and sdj .inInE he les!depcs of E.rs. Reescca ".
Rubiusoo-Yiz Che eastern half Of OF No. ct
Ter i, coutaiIpa II 6.5-loOo acres: also Lot ct
ter C. Sonsising OF lots 473 43o 431, and d.2,
10 the town Of Sld2ey. bounded by harrison, Ivy,
:. es aud Fcushec streets. These lots are Of excel
lent soil and 81 e located 10 an improving part OF
the western cuburhs Of klcdmond.
TERMS: Ona-iourth caah balance st six, twelve,
and elgii:een months Tor negotiable notes, into
est adced, and title et'tned till au of the pur-
chase money Is fully paid and q conveyance or
dered by The court. -
ANDREW JOHNETOE.
&C 81 cod ds Tru-tee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-13
Ey LyEc & BcGtaer,
Auct,oneers and Heal Estate Agents,
40. lGl2 Main street.
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTER

EXECUTORS AND ADMiNIsTRA;-
II rDs's Sale OF VnLUABhE FAM
IlrE, EITu 70 W&TE& r,,Wgs, SToC q
r'HI f,ATr aSi'.FiNG+ + JO1 = MOTLEY
SEA Z ca RLTuN'S SrChf, Is kiNG AL
OUvTfi COUNTY FO& SALE : UC1loS.
small. IS execute: and administrators proceed 70
sell vt ruplic auc:fon, % the premises, on ~
DAY 2S n cvemhgr. 1871. ct ire hour OF cloc
NJ. t'.:valn biz fa:m loca-td AZ ablys descTinsd
cnr'ailiug tn as. Sun 'EHD AND BIG TI
SEVEN sC&E>. III: greater por1,ou OF which /:
cIe.ysd aud OF which there are about seventy hfe
ac-es { + rich creek low grourdj.
Theimproyem consist u; g two story Framed
house. corr .in1g N?e roors; barns, stable, qusr
ters &c Sc.
Tie mill Lrac comprises me sereat7. II re s"re
OF h.avy wooded lnI, and the1e is no better ST IN
IN The coucty, beng in good and thtcsIy-ectttet
neigh oornond ard prior to The "Sr, beicrr belht
b! RAJ did s most excellent busl1ese, gIlnCinf
CO n ard xhear and saving lUm5er.
The slCck scma of WEIGH 9ce We y fee, coOs's
CT Horses Mules, Cows, &c. TIE fArmin< nipple
p,eus are such rs are usually found On fafm o.
III ~ class.
TxRMs will lie exceed ng,y LIBERAL, snJ mad!
known II tho time Of sal. II. IL SMITH,
Executor AMI Administrator OF Ell Ames, &c
ccagrd. IOS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-13
BY Grubbs h Williams.
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
sTaMaEay m M.NuH 5TFR, FORMERLY
KNDWN AS VAIDE4'S FACTOEY.--Inf xecu-
tion OF decree OF the Chancery Court or E's s,
kius us White, VIII sell st auction. upon the
prem ses, 90 THUhsD 7, 2sd November, at ~
O'CLOCK P. NJ. the property above referred 70, re-
Gently occupied by Hessrs. Hatcher bite. IL
fronts 264 eel on the ncrth side Of Bsinprfdge
street, EXTENDING fir m lien to Barney s!ress ana
runs back half the depth of the square. ne Inn
proyemen.s consist OF a lirfe TOBACCO FAC
TORY, With sheds sd ot2er bull fags. It's situa-
ton ne the south end OF the new bridge an con-
renient to The Gus neFs pat OF har Chester maAss
this very d; 8 rable Investment. -
TERMS: .re-third ca b, balance st SIX eno
twelve months credit for notes with interest
aided, and The title retained ~ t2e court uns tne
no.S5 are paid. Is. Ii GASn. p,
W.UD B0ULDIN. JR,,
Commissioners.
GgUBBs & WILLIAMS, kuctionEers not0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-13

BY Hichardson u Co..
Real Estate agents and Auctioneer,.
Ills Main street.

|TRUsTEE,s SALE OF A v1yEyxpn
/ n EEk X THIS UlTY AT AUCTIr ~ ~ =
tae OF tho provisions OF certain deed OF frn.t
bearing dats the 2s,h dsy July, 1870, from Wtlj,s
Jones. d. ceased, and wife % the nadsr.,asesI4
trtstee. duly recorded in the clerks Office Of H.,
rico County Court. L sh,ll proceed to sell a. nnh
lie ancton being thereto REQUIRED by che tenes-
ctarv therein secured on the premises on YET
Ds Z The i7th instaut, ct Il O'Clock ", tie Hsaf
sYSTATF described IN said deed. con,sininL.
III Ely. ACRES. more nr Jew. lying Ia The
CITY or Richmond, between the Eiysr road an S
james river, and near tfe estate OF Frantpaa
t.xrns. Esd. called tire HE,n abl,ut ona'
Sourtn OF which land 10 st,mbered; the balsneer
cleared and i'm ayoyed. with fine young and ny
ductye orchard snd vineyard Of choice frlit Tee.
and 2rapeyines, numbered and named az follnss
n SEQ duchess Pear Trees,
$50 Bartlett Pesr Trees,
700 Choice Variety Trees,
LOCO Concord Grapeyinss.
geo Delaware. iona. and Hartford Prolific.
500 Choice Variety, mostly Concord;
rs Peach free,,
A ten very fine Apple Tr' es.
TERMS: enough In casn TO dtfray the expepss,
of exec ting this ust end 10 psyof note for
1890 with interest thereon from the 2lst O,
September, 1871, uLt paid; the residue Ia air
aud twelve months, negotiable notes To be eiyeD
for the deferred payments, with interes. aided
and occurred by 3 deed OF trust.
J. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
RICHARDSON % Co., AuciiQneer5 roT