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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26

aeU- The Chester Reporter has been re-
,ived. 1t is one of the best papers on our
exchange list. i. G.. McLURE, Esq fa-
vorably known to many Of our readers, is the
Editor. lie has our best wishes for his sue
cess.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26

as5- The Daily Union, Of the 22d inst. {,
states that the ku Klux visited Trial Justice
O'CoNNELL, of York county, without masks,
and compelled him to resign his Office. That
paper further states that it is informed that
Hon. D. T. ConBIN, United States District
Attorney, has received instruction to prose
cute ali such cases as may be brought to his
attention, and that United States Marshal
l.. Il. JOHNSON has started for Fort Mills for
the purpose of arrcsting and conveying the
parties to Charleston for trial.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26

New County. A call appears in the
Grcenvile Enterprise for public meeting
of the citizens Of the lower portion Of Green
vile and upper portion Of Laurens Counties
to be held on the third Saturday of juno
next, to take immediate steps for the forma-
ton of now county out of portions Of both
of said counties, lying between Saluda and
Enorce Rivers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26

= Incendiarism has become SO frequent in
some Of the New Jersey towns that vigilance
committees have been formed
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26

The TnUTH COMING OUr.--We are salts.
fed that the mind of the North is becoming
every day better informed as to the true state
of affairs brought about 10 the South under
the auspices Of tho Radical scheme of recon
struction. The late Convention brought to
the South number Of Northern correspond.
ents, who have in tho main given a truthful
representation Of the evils Of our situation
This cnpose must have its effect, and the ro-
sult will be that moral influences abroad will
help the work Of reform at homo. 1t has
been justly remarked that tnucsngation, end
not debate, is the best method Of eliminating
tho truth. Tho South has nothing to lose,
but much to gain, from investigation. Let
itgo on impartiany. Let the Northern cor
respondents give the result of their obscrva-
tion. Let the Congressional Committee en-
ter upon their work, and p,obo the subject
matter Of thoir Investigations to it's root. We
want investigation. 1t is better than debate.
e-4-IhGntx.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26

CONFEDERATE DEAD IN PENNSYLVANIA.
On Tuesday, 9th instant, the Lower House
OF the Pennsylvania Legislature passed to
second reading a bill appropriating 81. 900
Tor the use of Washington Cemetery, Mary.
land, to be expended in removing to said
cemetery the bodies of Confederate soldiers
buried IN scattered places in Pennsylvania.
The vote stood-yens is nays 35
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26

Souri, CAROLINA BONDS. Tho Now York
Ucyola, Of the 10th, in its financial article,
says: "Thc discussion and debates in the re.
cent Convention at Columbia, by giving n
vent to the i'll feeling Of both parties in South
Carolina, and enabling them to come to some
thing like harmonious understanding, have
produced a better feeling in the South Caro-
iinas, evidenced to-day in the advance of July
bonds to sixty four"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26

WAsnINcroN, May 19.-Outrage Com.
mitce has adopted the following: Senators
Scott, FOOL and Blair and Representatives
Poland, Stevenson, Colburn, Colburn, Beck
and Vantrump arc sub. committee to hold
sessions in Washington, with power to send
subs from the sub committee throughout the
South. This arrangement lasts until the
twentieth of Septen Der, when the .ul CON-
mittee will meet and arrange further pro.
gramme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
AUCTION sAIaES-This Day.
By Cook e Laughton, Auctieneers,
Corner Of Governor. and franklin streets.

~ 80
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
II HoI,rS FURNITURE, &C., At. AUCTION
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we WIN sell ~ ouf auc-
H1s sal5 sGv eh r
GIT and %S1bS SsSI RAJ giI MIRRORS
New sHU0K ana g0TT ON M NJ Eng1sEs'
MAHOGANY and WALNUT sIDEBoARps,
MAKBLE;ToP BUREAUS and ASH
handsome mMn new TAPESTRY CARPET,
OFFICE DESKS,
FLOOR O1L-OLOTH.
Several good SEWING-MACHLNES,
gSook1sesT60SSoGKs an fh tGtaaHH2fkosEs Aasts
U7RUsTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE
FGRM NEAR AsHLAND.-By virtue Of a
deed OF trust, dated I'd March, 1870, executed to
me By E. B. and F. NJ: Travis, and duly recorded
shs liz at The reauest Of John s. James the benea-
eiary in said deed. sell at public auction on the
premises, on the 1?'h day Of May, 1s7l, a. an 2
about one mile northeast Of Ashland, known as
"Jones,s,n containing about 100 acres, more or
dns O. On a ha s. james rGs
cons consist Of very nice new FIR. MED AousE;
With Elk rooms and the usual a bout
20 acres in whest and rye, and part the residue
ofcesred iand Is p1epas red i snotE axe
Terms Enough In cash to pay expenses OF
sale and to discharge note for 81 so2 due March
"a .saa: and any residue on such terms as may be
made known ut day Of sale.
! o sMr. JOHN 5. JAMES will take pleasure
IN shaving the place TO anv one desiring to it.
In order to give persons in this city an opportu-
n,S - NJ my 3-ttS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
BY w. 8. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
No 10n9 nrIr street, corner or Tenth

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE
4 SIRkBLE LrTTLE FARM OF NISE:1-
FIGHT AND 0NE-HALE AG4gsi, Is, IN In I POW;
PI,If1CiHMOND. hNDABOUT ONE N LIE MORT
FROM TOMAHAWK STATION, RICHMOND
AND DANyILLE RAIf.ROAD.-- BY virtue Of
daed of trust executed to the subscriber by Mr.
W. Meacock, bearing date 10Th OF March. 1917,
duIy recorded In Powhatan County Coart Clerks
Office shall, at the request OF the benfhclary
therein, ard ut the desire OF MIR. Mencock- pro
coed to sell at bic auction. at the ONCE OF W.
L. Robins real estate agent. in the city OF R1ch-
mond on MONDAY. the 18th Of May, at II O'Clock
NJ, or fair; IT not, the next fair day thereafter.
situated as above described, and containing $50
acrec There are thirty acres cleared the rem ain
der in woods most Of which Is OF valuable char
acter.
rooms, storehou5a in the yard, and all necessary
out-buidings (some Eve or six in numberl; a
well Of excellent water in :he yard; four-acre
orcnard cont iining several hundred choice fruit
trees. TIE place is we'll fenced and being only
four miles firm Hrguenct Springs plalCs 1t par
ticularly desirable summer resort. 1t Is also
good stand Tor smair retail mercantile busi-
ness
sary to defray the expenses OF executing this
March, 1871; credit as to 1900 M til the 10Th OF
| September. 1871: On further credit as to S3al
until the 18th Of March, 1872; and the remainder,
II any, on such terms as NAV be announced at the
sale. The credit payments 10 be secured by q
1871. W. B. ROBINS,
ap29-td Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
-AM1T,I.ISoN .-.slAIEs-.-Future Days.
BY w. aoddiD,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent Y
.f,ornsr az Eleventh and Bank BtreG9.

TaxECUToR'S SALE OF LARGE TO-
EiBACCo FACTORY AT THE EoaTa TIM Esa
CosHER or MAIN AND TWEg !, y, RTTss,
WI TsT FRAHE TENEMENT ON TIE
fNloRTH SIDE OF CANAL, b Il T w II y
FSHRTH AND FIFTa sTREETS.;.-Ase1ecuto r
Of the late william BARRETT, shall sell ~ sues -
lion. on the premises, on FRIDAY Inc lstl. Oh
Mn1. at O'Clock P. H., If fair: If not, the hrst
fair dny thereafter,) that large LOT. win tIe
ToRhCCO FACTORY thereon, now IN the occu-
nancy If Messrs John T.. Chidrey Co., lront-
ng ia feet on the north side OF Main street. run
Ming hack about $50 feet to an alley. POSSESSION.
uivai, Lat OF January next, when the casn
ia TO he made, and from which date the dsIerreu Gu
payments will begin to run, THIS properly 10 "
we'll known that q further description Is oeeMsa
unnecessary except to say that besides Inc tntes
brick buildings In front, there Is on 2sth strees
large brick warehouse and carpenters SHOP, INC IA
ample sheds for storage Of hossheads OF TOBACCO.
After the foregoing sale, on the premises ssy =.
O'Clock p. NJ, will be sold those FOUk BElLh
.TEEEMENTs on the north side or Canal. pc
tween ath and 9Th streets, each CON aiming
besides brick kitchen containing rooms. Also.
the Old WOODEN TENEMENT on The east
line of 4 street In rear of the grocery store own
ed and occupied by brs. Toppin.
TERMS One. quarter cash balance NJ ., IL, ana
Is months bearing six per cent interest," CT at tEe
option OF the purchasers, one quarter casn pa .
arce 1T L 2 and years. bearing interest at elRnt
per cent. per annurn, The same payable annually,
secured by q trust deed.
The taxes and insur ance for this year to be paid
y ''-e p1' JAQURLIN P. TAYLOR,
my Io-1sl7.lo ExIr of VIM. Barrett, dec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
q9ifIrnloud 1ispatth.
MAY 10, 1871.

,,x-y,c1r1rs OF A TENNESSEE PrG.--
~, nenS the Nashville Bdaaer.l 1.-Two sons Of
l O. Scovel, ESQ, Of this city. riding lei
Surely along the Gallatin turnpike, four
miles from the city, the other evening,
passed small pig walking in the same d.
rectlon. One OF the lads touched the pig
gently on the back with the whiplasn.
and the animal acknowledged the salute
with a grunt, and quietly took his posi-,
ton in the rear of the buggy and tolioWea
It. He would not be driven back p t,Dt
stubbornly persisted in following Tug
buggy-walking when the horse "aiheu;
and running when the horses speeGa
increased. The lads turned N ~ NJ. at M
". Pavne's gate, and closed the gate,
shutting the pig out but the pig was as, NOT e
to he s6nt out. He nosed about until ne
found an opening in the fence. ana came
thronrh and took his position under the
buccy. and slept under 1t all that night.
Ths next morning the young gentlemen
biicbed ND and proceeded to town, the pig
fnl,n,yinr rs before. He followed them the
en,ire four mjles-croSsed the suspension
bridge afterthe bnggy-tollowed it through
the citv 10 the residence Of Dir. Scoyel, and
is now in his lot, perfectly gentle, and APP
parcntlySrontented with the situation. This
i the most eccentric conduct for country
pig Of intelligence we have yet heard OF,
and the account is literally true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12

4 CH1NAMAH CRUELLY CHEATEp-He
Takes One. Cent Nickel for Gold Piece
[From the Vallejo California; Recorder. J.
One Of our brokers had occasion 10 intro
duce into our city the nickel coin of one
and two-cent pieces. Some wary individual
conceived the idea of q "new way to pay
old debts" and obtaining some Of these
coins, started for his ChiEcse washman,
whom he owed just three dollars. John
took the bright piece with avidity, and his
almond eyes tw1nkled with pleasure as he
collected what he began to fear he never
would get. After the man left John began
to sound it upon the tables, aud thought it
didn't have the right ring. So he brings it
down to the brokers' office, and compared
it with those In the window. They looked
exactly alike, and he thought he was right
after all ; but to satisfy himself he asked
the broker How muchee?" His counte-
nance fell as the broker informed him il
was but one cent. and alter stating the cir.
cumstance, he went TO look for the de-
ceiver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
=. Auction BATES-Fntuee Bays
By Grubbg . Williams,
Real Essats agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank
80 n afcsrr "a EIIIARIE pRIyATF

rT,HAT MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
4 ETgTDEHCF. AT tr.fTtEOKTHWF C0H.
NEE OF GRACEAND SIXTH STREETS, FOR
SSI,Nr AT AUGTIhN.-Bg request OF DIR. aobn
Mshan, who from inirm health and the reduced
aJze1 az hts family, wishes TO decline nonsekeep
In we will offer ut auction sale, on TUEaDa1.
istfI day OF Siay. 1871, AZ 8 O'Clock K. M, MS
RESIDENCE, situated as above.
This properly is so well known ana SO 9nlyer,,
sally ADMIRE that lengthy descrIpt In is deeTea
unnecessary. Suffice it TO say thft tt. contslns
tweiye large and airy rooms, besides cellar,
attic. closets, bath and store-rooms.
The arrange ments for Kitchens, serVanS anu
f,e.roo,ns are extensive and thorough
IRE basement Is OF granite. with maroie mans
tells throughout the house, and all tie MODERN con-
yon!er c. {. Including IN ,naces Of every kind.
The lot Is IS by 200 feet TO an alley 1! Iees wloe,
is enclosed with brick and granite walls and iron
railing, and is adorned with handsome snruDDefy,
eyergrsens, and shade trees.
The situation is spch az to afford the Rreatesl
amount Of com tort ut ai seasons snd inc Ifon az
yard beng above the street. Is at all times dfS ana
Ire buildings we're erected for It's present owner
under ils own direction, and neither care nor e1-
pence were spared to make 1t, n every respect,
first class residence.
IL may properly be mentioned. as an instance Q!
ali of the cross or partition walls are OF Drick,
there being no stud partition In 1t
Persons wishing to examine the premises are
invited to call on u.s.
Tn desirability or situation end thoroughness
and convenience OF construction TINS properly u
mot eonaIled by any other now in the market.
Possession will be given at an early daS.
GEUBBS q VII JAMS,
1.eod1wSGtds Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ABOUT
y NIMETY-FoGyg To q H aTn Re .i Amp
RICO, NEAR WHITE OAK SWAMI, NINE
70 TEN MILES BELOW R1GH CHI VIII WIFI,
ROAD. AND NEAR TO SAVAGE STATION y.
on THE YORK RIVER RAILROhD.1As
commissioner of the Circuit Court Of Henrlco,
appointed by decree entered on the l0th OF May;
1871, in the case of Latane q ais VS.. Halloween g
ais shall proceed to sell at auction at the office
OF wellington Goddin, Real Estate Auctt3 lone
corner of Bank and 18th streets, In the city o:
Hichmon d. on TUESDAY, TIL: 10th MAY 1871, Il
IL O'Clock o., the following kEAj, ESTATE 10. 10.
Gated as above, of which Joshua Ha)lowell, tie
elder died seized, listed on the commissioners h9
andzo ACRES ten miles below said city; one Of
which parcels was conveyed to said HaiioWsit on
the 10th April, 1887 by Carter Bethel and wife Cd
iolnipg the lands of John Warmer, Wm. Gath
fight, Williamson Allen, and others.
Mans of the land will be exhibited at the sale.
/ TERMS: Cne-third cash !; balance Mt and
months, for negotiable notes. interest added: anc
title retained TILL all of The purchase money Il
fully paid, and conveyance order. d by the court
,1''' f' VIM. JOSIa Fl IlEskF,
mv11-tds Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
BY Richardson g Co..
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
No. I1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
L EIGHTY ACRES, IN HANOVER CSUN,
TY. FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND
AND EIGHT MILES FROM ASHLAND, Al
AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed Of trust executed
BIZ John W. Mcdonald and wife to the undersign-
ed trustee, recorded In the clerks office of Han.
over County Court, tcing so required by the bcne.
hclary therein named, shsll. on W EDNEsDAY,
the nth Instant, III front of the Customhcuse, on
Bank street. in the city of Richmond Ut IL CLOCK
NJ, sell mt public auction certain tract OF land
conveyed In said deed as containing eighty acres
more or less threee-fourths timberej, the bsl
anced improved, with an abundance of good wa.
ter; very good orchard frame dwelling with five
goodI rooms and out houses.
Terms One-lhird cash; the balance In Q and Il
mon.hs, for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured by Il deed Of trust.
r. o. DuSTFLL, Trustee.
RICHARDSON g. Co., Auction GERS. my II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Resi- Estate 4 gents and AuctioneaTs,
1912 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH
L A NICE F:zAME DWsILING THEREON,
SITUATED On THE SOUTH SIDE OF POI
Lar. BETWEEN llTH AND 18TH STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMQSD.:-s by virtue Of
a certain Ceed or trust from Jos. 6, HILL dated
The 2slh April, 1870, duly recorded in the clerks
otiic+ If the Richmond Chaneery Court In D.. +.
Pl s. I. IS, to trustee, shall, In execution
Of the provision therein contained lbtipg sore
qliTed By the beneficiary IN said decd, proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY. the 18th OF May 1871! g: the hour Of j o'clock
L. NJ, the :,pT, with O-STDRY FRAME
DIV ELLlNG thereon, and all other improvements
thereto connected. containing anout seven rooms,
&C.. located as above described, having front on
the south side Of Poplar street of 81 By 100 feet.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash TO efrsy the expenses
Of sale. and 10 pay Fl a certain negotiable mole
executed by Jos. & Hill dated the 2sth April,
1870, and payable to Jos. E. Farrar twelve months
after date, for The sem Of $3.50, with interest on
same from the time of its maturity until the day
OF sale {; the residue OF the purchase money on
S; CHI time ard terms as the said jos: IT, = III shall
prescribe and direct or, In Gaze OF hiSfallure to
give such direction cn such tlmo and term, as the
trustee shall think ft add proper.
don y II. LEWIS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME & BRO, Aucts. my3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12

TsoR SALE, THAT VERY DFsIR

T1OR SALE, THAT VERY DEsfR
E BILE AND VALUABLE PKgpyaTy nc NJ
LONGING TO THE COMMoNWEILTHi a. &
VIEGINTA. KEUWN AS THE A RMnpS,
Board OF Public Wo,k.
yirginis. being horizsd and reqaisea % sen u.
wealth, situated fr The city OK RJss,ruc,,a @
known as tho AaMOkY PROPERTY. vii az ~
the sshie, on the prernites. at public anct "i ~
the 1SrHJULl Mkt, at4P IS. The nS,n a o.
to be made In State bonds, ut par snS he -, -"
claseI allowed credit or SIX and twelve r,cnt.
the next Central Assembly. VI
About one.thirf OF the property, on the res,o-
boundary, IS under lease Until 1st July. I;Ts !,
Robert Archer &c Co.. AZ rental OF g. se5 no.
NUN, and the sale WIN be subject 70 is coreosnh
This property tsbout Elk acres) aSj5ius ,hs ar
extensive iron FORKS helonsfbg 10 the Tredsssti'
Company, b9sndsd on one side by be James VIZ.
snd KenHwhIs canal, e2a3 fest, ard the Itha, n 80
lO1erl side, ~ feet, on smes river The fail t.H
between the canal and river ff,y feet, "F'ni
q Plan OF property 10 nov on fle In the orr. >,
the Board OF Public Works. az RichmnnG%e
whom application should ee made for rG,,he- w.
Bs order Of the Boa,d OF Public Work. os u,
giIta. THOMAS 81. DEWITT ~
ap 7s-Ftd sec'y Board OF Public Wott,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
By James NJ. Tayi
Real Estste agent and Auct!oresr.
Office no. lilo Vain street.

uOUSE AND LOT NORTH OF tbs
Ii CITY, JUST BEYOND THE GoRcnI4
TON Linz, AND ONE SQUAsE EUKJH Z,
BROOK TURSPIKE, FOR SALE At ~
TIoN.-Win be sold on MONDAY, the I:tl d.
OF May, ls7i, on The premises, at O'Clock +, y
the property located as above.
The house Is a two-story framed building se
four rooms; kitchen, slaughter.hopse smot.
house, stsb.e, and two large boilers. and W.
ade ptei for butcher.
Ihe los rome % rect on lhe esst eide OF HI.
street ld0 feet 10 an alley, and adjoining IN, n,
perty formerly owned and Occupied By N. Ian
Fendall Griffin. The buildings are all IN very rco
repair.
FERNS One.fourth cash the balance 4,
and II months, for negotiable notes, inter,
added, secured by deed of tr2st.
my9 JAS. N. TAYLOR, Aur,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

T1RUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LIT IN THE CITY mE h1C "a : SNB' 81 =
tmnEETTI0N.HBy virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
10 me as trustee by Joshua Tyler aud Others ds.sd
Tie 1T day Of July 1870, AND TecoI9ea IN IT. tn az
RfcbmonT. to secure the payment Of certain ne
potiaole note the.ein mentioned and deiauIt nav
In been ade in the payment OF the same saas
s6ceed 70 sell at public auction, OF the premises
IN the 10th day Of NJ AY. 1877, at O'CLOCK T; 81
tha VIZ H0nSE and Lot described In said deco,
fronting 20 feet on south SIDE Oh Du'"i S'fee' "n0
r@ TFeMs: Made known ON day Of sale.
1f'''i' r. A. Il. HABFEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS. II. TAYLOR Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

yENHE THOROUGHBRED MARE "ADA
4 NGTON," AND HEk FULL
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 18th instant, at II O'Clock, we will
sell mt the stables OF MIR ). n. HsasaIts Oh
Franklin street. below the Ealard House, the
above celebrated stock.
"ACA WASHINGTON is large, perfectly
formed animal, five years old, broke 10 single and
double harness. She Is by Major Dns~elfs cell
ebra ed :. Planet" out OF full and thoroughbred
mare. She is regarded as the most valuable an
ir1al In our city, and has taken the first premium
at our last three Agricultural Fairs.
s.B LUr.,n full brother 10 ada Is large six
year-o!d is In every respect regarded as the best
pelding IN lrket. beng also perfectly reli-
able 10 single and double harness.
The above stock was carefully bred by Colonel
Carrngt- II, Of this city. The pedigree is az pure
any stock In Virginia. and to parties Wishing to
secure fun blood such IN opportunity may not
occur for years.
At the same time viii be sold superb OPEN,
FASHIONABLE CARRIAGE, recently made TO
order by r. Fl. Bosber, Of this city, with Fl Ar
NESS 10 correspond. This Is regarded as the
finest esta Enlistment In this city. In fact, the
whole offers an opportunity rareiv met With.
my 6-.Gs COOK Il LAUGHTON, Aucts.
After which will be sold the very reliable FA IL
NY II lssE- together with TOn-BUGGY ard
HAR NESS IN good order, belonging 10 tie late s,
Il. Smith, cashier Of he Fret National Bank.
myl3 COOK Il LAUGHTOE, Aucts.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auc:ioneer.
Once No. lilo Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE WHARF HOPERTY AT ROCK
FITS, ADJOINING TIRE HATAN
STEAMBokT WHSRF, RR0HTISG THIRTY
FIVE FEET EIGHT INCHES ON THE RIVER,
ACRo9S WATER STREET
ABOUT THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
FEET TO LESTFR STREET, on WHICH n,
FONTS TEIRTT-THKEE AND ONE-TH,Rp
FEET.-As special commissioners appointed by q
decree Of the Chancety Court OF The city Of Rich
mond, pronour Geo on the I'd day of February,
1871 in a suit therein pending, In which Robert
Edwin Craddock, Sc. were plaintiffs End Lucretia
Craddock, &C., are defendants We will sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises on THURSDAY, the
18th day Of May. 1871, at o'clockf. ~, the REAL
ES'rA above nent oned, OF which the late
Robert Creddock died seized, upon the following
terms, TO wit
One-hlrd TO be paid IN cash one-.hird upon q
credit OF ak months, ar d the remaining third
upon credit of twelve months the purchaser 70
give negotiable notes for the deferred payments,
With Interest aided, and the title To he retained
until ali Lie pgrch4se money is paid and convey
ance ordered by HE court, TIE taxes for 1871 To
be paid bythe purchaser.
EOBFRT HOWARD,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. mys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-12
By A. G. Pulllam, Auctioneer,
Southwes; corner of Main and 18th streets.

DECEIVER'S SALE OF STAVE-CUT-
~ TING MACHINERY, SC, AT ACCI 10N.--
Judge OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich.
inond mace The eth Gay or pri last In the case
Of Walters vs.. North & Poucher, will sell, as
yard, onl0l street, hetwe Main and Cary, I'll The
city of Richmond. on MONDAY, 18th day OF Msy
ii'Cc!,aos.RT aTT SSsfAViF-CUTTsNG MACHINE,
CRANK SH FIT and BALANCES WHEEL,
sHAFTI<G. PULLlES, BEL1ING,
SAWS. LUMBIR,
OFFICE DESKS, sc.
E. A. DAYTON, Receiver.
A. G. PCLLIAM, Auctioneer. my 10