davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

city, and 10 was resolved that Father Farrell must be
moved. Onsidcand have good grounds for believing
p0tical-infuence brought to bear on Archbishop
McClOskey and he summoned his council TO try the case
Feeling the unusual importance OF the subject the Arch
bishop called In additional council Fathers Riley OF
ST. Marys Church. Curran OF st. Andrews and Donnoney
OF Sc. Michaels The result was vote in favor OF re-
moving Father Farrell from his church, tho three out
side cOunsolors votngi unanimously for thc notion
Father Farrell received note from the Bishop last Tues
day informing him Of tho action OF the council, and IN
forming him that he must retraot OF be removed lie
toW not Tetract
Father Farrell was placed over st. Joseph's Church
some fifteen years ago, succeeding Father McCar-
ron The church then heavily ia debt Under
his efficient management 1t has become indfpnd-
ent. and is now large owner Of real estate and
i'm better condition than any church In the
city All this has boon accomplished without pressing
the people I'm any way money and solely by the noble
lessons OF TRUTH bcralty, and progress which he has
taught l. as a member OF his church and congregation
an Irishman and a Catholic, born in Cathotcity while
admitting the prerogatiye Of the Bishop 70 remove
any priest with or without cause, beg 70 ehtcr my
nrotest not $40 much against his removal IA the cause
which has led to event so much TO DC deporcu ~ 81"
true Catholics ,and lovers Of liberty the "OiW oNer'
namely The free exercise and expression Of his opinions
on the present political position OF Rome ana lt"iy IL
matters not whether agree with Father FarroTs opn-
ions or not tho right which claim for myself OF giving
expression 20 my opinions, Will ever Insist Oh ior
Others rs q Catholic. In this instance, IuLy ahiee
with Father Farrell. What is itbe opinion oil priest
WORTH IL he is to be punished and persccuteI FOR giving
it expressioni
A few DAYS ago New-York turned ont to do honor to
the Fenan exes their sole virtue being an adherence
TO prncplo and the faith that in them. ana be-
cause they opposed tho views and policy OF the powers
that be- they were incarccratcd In British prisons TO
day a man remarkable for his pioty his age his sancty'
his learning-a that adorns the Christian nnnliter-H
struck down t feet act In every respect SINH
lar How long is tue enlightened spirit OF The Nineteenth
Century to continue pandcring 10 such mario" Dgoty
and prejudice a. thisi Yours faithfully,
JOHN ID. MCORATH.
% RenUicIst, Hcic- York, Feb. II, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
PRINTING THE SHIP NEWS,

TO the Editor Of The TrtbuHe.
SIR: | have read your paper for IL years it
suits me in principle and in politics, but cannot help
calling your attention to the fact at you are deficient in
giving shipping Why should IL he necessary for
business man, who reads your paper in the mornings TO
refer to another paper TO ind out " "A steamer from
foreign port has arrived Two steamers came I'm yes
terl.ty the Thurngia from Hamburg aud the Algeria
from Liverpool there Ii mo mention VI it in paper
while il should be there. Please help it II yOu
Yours respectfully IMrOETER.
Ne,o- York. Feb IL, 1871.
four correspondent is an excellent type Of a large
class of people who think it easier to grumbe than
IN search for the facts If he will look again at the
issue of The TRIBUNE of which he complains, he
will find that the arrival of the vessels he names was
duly chronicled in its proper place. We undertake
10 print the news but we don't undertake also TO
furnish readers with brains enough to know it when
they see it.-EdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.

The Committee of TWenty-One appointed at
the late Republican County Convention. over which Wm
Orton presided, met Saturday evening at the rooms
of the State Central Committee. Fifth-aye Hotel,
COL A. j. II. Duganne presiding. The first business was
the reading the protest which had been presented but
not read at the meeting OF the state Central Committee
on Thursday evening Mr.. Lapaugh moved that it be
SIGNED Ivy the members OF the Committee, printed in the
Republican papers and in pamphlet form. and sent to
every member of the State Central Committee. The mo
ton was adopted.
Mr. Iqpaugh moved that n committee OF five be ap
pointed 10 adopt plan OF reorganization ne remarked
,f tbs course was proper the part Of this Committee
far the reason that IL nominated Tor inc purpose Oh
assisting in reorganization, ana II some pan Colu ~
"Jnntrd nv which the Committee could cooperate with
the State Committee he believed that would be agree
Mr. Socucer moved that the Republican party OF the
CITY be Immediately reoranzed, That me names OF ~
Cbairlnan az - nucleus for the new ORGANIZATIONS; ana
that they authorized to organize their several aus
tri. immediately, the basis OF the committee OF on'
He uroposrd that this Committee M once proceed III hS
matter and wait for the state central Connllt ,
any longer Mr. Spencer called upon all present who
adhered 10 his view of the subject "a stand up ~ once
Other speakers attempted 20 proceed p mi. oponovi
called upon all who believed with him 10 sahd up
MI Iapaugh thought that the molon Which ne nad
made carried the whole ground The Chairman rrgaru'u
the proposition of Mr.. spencer as SUBSTITUTE, anu
such only it could be entertained he lnlu f u Wv
substitute was seconded, whereup0n prOA! ior mc
Der from the With District seconded IL. MI spencer
ihrn repeated his proposition. explaining what ne nean
which that prompt ana energetic 'ctlo , WV, =" t
Mr. Oron said last Fall he was OF opinion Ilat
reorganization should be effected AT once out iihis
invoked the aid the State Committee, IL sc"neu 10
him that il would he dscOmteous To them 10 take ahS
action When they became impressed WIN the heeds VI
for An organization few weeks only would rIap>' De
fore the State Committee would act ana IL SaS u'
wait II au attempt wa made u organize IL "Ouu idS
their Committee open to the charge ot plhg ~, rs, H
izcrs lie, therefore, advocated the nOIOh Oh BIZ la
Mi Spencer's substitute was then rejected by ueels-
i've vote, and MI Lapaugh's motion was ''"l''u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
ROMAN CATHOLIC DISCIPLINE.

HOW THE CHURCH VIEWS FREEDOM OF SPEECH
TIE REV. THOMAS FARRELL REMOVED
FROM HIS CHURCH FOR SPEAKING IN FAVOR
or ITALIAN LIBERTY.
To The EditOr OF The Trt6uHe.
SIR: In your journal of Jan. 23d appeared
the following letter. addressed TO the recent Italian Uny
meeting at the Academy OF Music by the Rev Father
Farrell pastor of ST. Josephs Roman Catholic Church.
on sixthaye in this city, , ~, - ,o-,
THEODORE ROCKWELL ear Sir: Iregret that can
not br present ut the meeting in favor OF laha Unity
Iy divided has long been the prey al the foreigner N
w0ud not like To foreign soldiers ON my own native
Ill nor vould consider IL an evidence Of the content
mcnt and happiness OF the people, 50 coud MOI wish 10
see Italy occupied by foreign troops nor conu con
sier their pr cnce there evidence OF the content
urnt of the peoplp According TO the ola theOrY ana
practire of European nations, people may be gwen ana
taken away without thor eoSGh.' 81 ,n' irh"
must own themselves. Standing armies must be
abolished. Nayies also, except lew vessels tur-
uishcd by each nation for the proNGlioh oi COM
,nSpcc on the high seas must be got rid Of IL Il "A
monstrons Injustice To tx and Cypress people beyond
Endurance to crafty the policy and ambition OF kings
WoW ling leiorance will keep people from seeing how
easily they might get ria ol tclt bIc'd'rs anu III.
cause OF them, 10 is hard To tell bul ana convinced ti
~ c,nnnt Le long Though Il Il not for me TO predict
III Ne dr tny ~ united italy will be, stl do not be-
yc hc viii sf6p whers she is. They have yet great
deal learn and practice Inc pople o, ei1 on worm
don'i understand what cquaity Dtloie INC Jaw III lns
for il they did. they WOuid soon get t OF hfstOcey ny
inheritance or paeut, which, like CASTE Is the greatest
The ncope too Of every country and of every creed
have 80 long been pcreuted oh account "t lrsoi lhg
t'lev ito not understand our ttory ana uu' pcl ve VI
,,n aud practice 10 the world over, one OF the Ecu
r"u-5 al human slavery aud oppression VIII pc removed
t.r.,er That ul men throughout the world may soon
enjoy ,,il nud religious liberty ana ,gui before t"i
iaS, is the snccic wish Oh yours iruy IhoS fAhtti
pr, f.e ia.ll spit OF lhruty peryaGiug this letter
.n rcpu.tlt 10 somU Vi tue Catholic uo"e.a Oi this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.

An Ohio correspondent Of The Indianapolis
Ond.J journal thus dscourscs OF the harmony ana so
feeling existing between the friends Of Pendleton ana
Hendricks
The friends OF the Hon r. A. Hendricks have asserted
with "a bOldness challenging answer thIi w Io'i'
George III. PendetOn acquiesced IN MS a.su,u ~, @
ency Ina mo Nest and tL,t tie "PrndiotOn men" pre-
ierfcd Mr Hendricks as our next Pre.iicnt. in ah"
breadth and II thickuess Benedict Arnold attempted
to beiray the forces placed under his command Mt'
Hendricks did bctray those who trusted 10 IlH 'du'
shin In 1905, Arnold h the prrcrdent Tor military treach-
cry, h Hendricks Tor political chcancry' SIN ~
to the people thrOu.n your paper because uy %
Bright ~ ihe SeHhHcf has come 90 hh scc"iu Nlhh'
he now through HendriClss glasses. ana hH'"
the vista. Mr.. Hendricks dd IN 1863 bargain nI. "lu
t4ncOck secondly, With Samuel j. Tdcu ~ new lo -
thc peoples enemy and tao hOndholdrEJ' lrrhui anu
thirdly with tLe Hon George H. P,ndleiO' tnt uo''
az aDl and The victim a. cupita tie broke Win i"
cockuul Prudct0u but kcpt run ruth me H0""i' ar =,
~ ndnuans wnnt proof ~ t.is they ON gee Do UNI
tao, ,-..t stand. As .Ou dAO - Democrat sbu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
,nr1JvrRY OF FREIGHT BY RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Supreme Court in
the case Of Hampstead the Chicago aud Alton
Railroad OF Illinois has decided that railroad companies
anpt ne compellrd to deliver freight beyond the ter
ts ~ ,bcr racks and cannot require o shipper 10
mt ms grain in bag4 barrels or other packages since
ney do in fact hold themselves oul ~ cAtiIo' -
ease Of Hampstead agt Chicago ana NoIlh- ~.
road ia the Same Court, contracts bai"tDn 't w m
Western COMPANY and CCria.u elevator i1'it''Ih' ny
virtue Of wiicn the Company a.f'' 10 Il l,ti E ~
brought 10 The city over thcIr linc 10 tt' c'''i' "
declared void.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

barometer corrected for temperature AMI eisya'ior
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORT PoR THG PAST q HOURS
SIGNAL OFFICE, Loo A. d. WASHINGTON, fcD. IL.
A general fall la the baIOmeu1c pressure ~@
noticed to-day oyer tide country, and PrODa,
he return 10 the ordinary pressure az We proceed
south and west. The heavy storm sweeping over the
country l. now felt Win high BOrth'Wlnds, on ne Esi
Atlantic rain IS reported nom the o'l4h AslAhic'
with strong nOrtiers on the Guli.
Probabilities.
The prescnt clouds and storm VIII probably not
he tuccel led By settled clear weather to-day.
az least ia the Middle and Eastern. states, bat
couds and fresh winds are rather 90 be anticipated
II n1mDr1bable that the rain reported from Augusta
will arrive here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
THE DUTY OF STEAMERS.

In the United States District court On oa.-
urday. In the collision case OF Ls'opan ,S
- - - uun,syile Judge Woodruff sustained the
80 the Court below, that where both vessels are
~ ,,,It rho damages must be shared equally In li'o
- - tbe decision Judgc Woodruff SAID; ~ Is the
DIV Of steamers to keep oqt OF tne way ~ 5s nav
sV.,' ,,,G ycs,es which operates 10 mlSloau thh
l99aer on defeat her Efforts ~ Ae1p eHs o. VIC Wy
- VIA Iule5 oil CATION enact ~ Gong ca7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

Il imperative that steamship when appr1nchlng an
other slip, to involve rlsk OF colsy g syeyse
This does not mean that she may walt until the danger
mean That she need rot sacken her speed II the rss
collision is caused by some fault In the d &c Ia
vessel Life and propery the are cared Tor anu
are Intended b be projected by the law And whoa Iisk
OF collision appears IT is the absolut9duty OF TIC sean
speculatiOnior hope on avoiding It by other means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
have no idea OF over voting the Republican ticket ana
less idea OF being again led by American Taleyrand
A Little Rock correspondent of The Memphis

Aralar,che Fcb 10Y says that the report Oh 'hc Ooi
mittee recommending that Lieut. Gov johnson DC ouS,.u
has been referred TO the Judiciary Commtlse, mI
Bowen. Associate Justice OF the supreme Saytoo
Arkansas has rendered his resignation to GOV Gay Io,
resolution has passed tho Senate calling on Clayton ~
make known at whether Is his intention W O0'P
=. SenatOr4hip,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

BROWy-hLTsAt the parsonage Of the Yves, Fnythrs. Bap
Church Fc H. by the ke;. WA H. Pcadeol, John L. brown %
20 Miss Julia Franklin NILS oil Of lnsity.
COOPER-IANFS- TUESDAY lib inst By Friends oeenonT At
Inc rel ecs Of Oudes father Joseph r Cooper OF Rasherss
Park Alice B. dlu her d Jce y! uaihes Of Bliao " l.
rODD-At Wsshng.on D. c. Tuesday. the 7b inst al
the residence Of the ather WE B. Todd " Rev a. r.
KpoI d. Bmira n Y. assisted by the Rev Thomas hddon
D. d. rector trinity Church John Jay hnorto Miss Came T. Ioa
both Of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
LESSONS OF THE CALAMITY.
ROCKET SIGNALS.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: As a preventive of accidents on rail-
roads have proper supply Of ROCKETS every train
TO be used rs signal OF danger and accidents This be-
ing a cheap precauon, it could come into immediate
use. D. ii. 81
& East Orange, ". j., Feb. TO- 1871.
CARELEssNEss ON THE OIL TRAIN.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: If | understand the cause of the late
railroad horror the fact Of one Of the oil cars
being of the track, without the knowledge OF the engl-
neer on one road in this vicinity every freight train
il matched orer by man placed Oh tie of the tender
with his back To the engine whose duty is nerer 70 De
Ioogg dnyrhere 6M al the EGiH Of cars. Had this plan
been in nse on the Hudson River Railroad, the man on
tho watch would have when the car got on
the track tho train would have been stopped before
the had had time TO jump To the up TRACK
N1,rA lnrE O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPTuC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. g. ~, OF OBSERVATIONS AT Il'4'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

For Liver Comolalnis and Diseases Of the hidney'
WINCnEsrrf's IlyPopfoPnrs MSGlsEsZ certain cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
DIED..

AOn the 2h Jinuary Warwick Crescent LorlOo, BnglAnd
M.ame Parrps. wife Of Carl Rosa Of s)n-stllbon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

BIRTH.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed r'iA faH
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
M1RRIED

Weddi IL and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Ppea
WIN EyEED-LLs S0y TO- FULroSs Oh DUTCH CHURCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
5pstial Nolirss


First Assembly District Union Republican, Associs-
REGULAR eng Headquarters, ~ Nos. Broadway MON
DAY EVENING, Feb ~ at oeoeI ny eni .,,rry p,,
ALFRED s. PERTH JoHS e McCARrY. Secretaries
-Eiahteenih Assembly District Cn.on Repnbiicnn A.
monthly meeting ii- abolg
viii be he at 49, FoarL'e On Tie ~ &c. re- IL
al o'clock -. nLo -, 80 - Dr. ''@il'nN
-Nipeteenth Assembly strict Grant ClubA ee.iGs o.
e sboe club vii hsd Eghtaac and ~ hi-olraet
MONDAY EVENING, Feb 10 at 100 oeoe s@i5ea 'psss wa
address the Club . DANiD 'LAah rr"s"iee'.
Gus. r. BEuDgR. Gus. HEir. Sec,ane.
sherries. Bnrgundics.
PALE sLd DRY.
GOLDEN and FRUITl. CHAMBERLAIN.
6e &C. CLOS d. NOUGEOr, &c
JOHN DUSCANS SONS Unor sluarr
Len & Perrin>- sauce.
rest With Fish. sour. joints. Game. Gc
JOHN DUSCANS SoNS
Special Agents, UDon-sqaare and ~ south MismsL
Il. Middlemass - Albert Biscst,'
Noted Is the choice make"
JOHN DJSCASs SONS
Special Agcuis union-sqaagc and D. south WillAuast
pieces 800 White French CEA les ses I. eces 30 oJ il Lad
fepch China Tea Sets pieces 80 81. Cooci and Gait Fn nh
China Tea sets SO - " j. DALEY CO.. 81 Brosisy.
Manlei Vases Bsue Rgarcs Csnl Receiver, Ac-, Ac
~ r. DALEY & Co, 63I Broadway.
IMMENSE RELATIONSHIPS plaiei Tea sets paees baa
sSie. - o' ssrPSeI raIe SPOONS 10 The dcsa; I,os,
Handled Dinner Knives Sheaeh male. ~ 81 the dOsea
WI. p DALEY 4 90, 6Ji Broadway.
Removal.
FLORENCE SRwlNG-MACulNE COMPANY
HAVE REMOVED 70
NJ. 80 USIoN-sQUARE B.ol.WAy, rear Sevcp,eeahsi.
notice an Persons Fsrnitre or othe Prop-
rrty 90 viii J.. MEsiIS SON. 40 and BIosduay -
Nsi IlEy.sfcoriFt, Var vii be sod Naca NJ.
& ..I .sH--t ana etAtt charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13

Hazard & Casweli,s Col Liver ous the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
ANOTHER STORM.

90 BenUick-st.. Geic- York, Feb. II, 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

THE THOROUGHBRED MARE "ADA
BerTHER. TOGsTHER WITH 4 SUPERB
CARRIAGE AND HARM ESS, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 18th instant, at II o'clock. we viii
sell 1T the stables OF mr. j. e. Plaasarts, on
Franklin street. below the Ballard House, the
aboye celebrated stock-
"ACA WASHINGTON is large, perfectly
formed animal, five years old. bioke to single and
double harness. She is by Major D1swell's eel.
ebra ed :. Planet.' out OF full and thoroughbred
mare She is regarded as the most valuable an
imal In our city, and has taken the first premium
at our last three Agricultural Fairs.
"BLUE,' full brother to ada" is large SIX
year-o,d, is In every respect regarded as the best
Relding on our lrket, beng also perfectly reIl.
able in single and double harness.
The above stock was carefully bred By Colonel
Carringt n, of this city. The pedigree is as pure
any stock In Virginia, and to parties wishing to
secure full blood such an opportunity may not
occur for years
Al the same time Will be sold superb OPEN,
FASH tONABLE CARRIAGE recently made to
order by r. Fl. Bosher, Of this city with AZ II
NESS 10 correspond. This Is regarded as the
1uest establishment In this city. In fact, the
whole offers an opportunity rarely met with.
my s-.ds COOK Il LAUGHTON, Aucts.
After which will be sold the very reliable FAM.
lily HORSE, together with TOP-BUGGY and
HAIR ESS IN good order, belonging to TIE late 4.
s. smith, cashier Of he First National Bank.
nv l3 COOK Il ia UGHTON, Auct5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

srTlHAT MOST. " IUABIE PRIVATE
IEs 81 pn EasTHhsMssssgs 9 SoE
s Maben. Nos ron ffrn health and shs reduced
s:ze 81 his family; wishes to decline hoasekeeg-
Inc. We viii oGer 10 aucfion sale, ON :TyEsDAY.
1efh day of May. 1871, Ct o,elockFP. Ms hts
EEsiDENCE, situated as above.
This property Is so well known ana SO gnlver:
sally admired that lensthy descript hn Is deem
attic, closets, bath and store.roons. y.
The ARRANGEMENTS for kitchens, serySnB' anc
fue-rooIr1s ara extensive ana thorough. ls
The basement Is Of grRniie fWifh maroie nans
telsASrough0ut the house, ana al tpe moaeIn coz
yur,Y6rcss, including ia ,naces OF every k1nd.
THE lot Is 6s by 200 feet TO an alley IL seet Tioe,
Is enclosed with brick and grantte wsls and, iron
railing, and is adorned with handsome shrroneEy.
The situation Is such 40 TO sford the gTestest
amount Of com fort at all geasons snd the Iront
yard being above the street, Is ut all times airy ana
The buildings were erected for It's present owner
unter his own df rection, and neither care nor e4.
pense we're spared to make 1t, In every fespect,
first class residence. g5 40 !,
It may properly be Inentioned as IN dnssance OF
ali of the cross or partition walls are or brlck,
there being no stud partition In u. -
Persons wishing to examine the premlses arc
invited to call on us.1 FL -y7Sr
! In desirability, OF situation and fhoroughness
and convenience Of construction this property Is
not equalled by any other now IN the market.
Possession will be given at an early DAY.
TERMS win be announced at the time OF sale.
.'','HN,r GRUBBS e WILLIAMS,
nv 1-eodIw&dtds - Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
". BILE WHARF ROPE RTY At knCh7
THE POW HATaN
sTEAMBQAT WHARF, ER0h = z Sc, TaIETR-
CROSS WATER STkEET
ABOUT THREE HUNDRED AND EdFTEE 81
FEET TO LESTER sTREET, ON WHICH IT
FRONTS THIRTY-THKEE AND ONE-THtBl.
FEET.-As special commissioners appointed by
decree Of the Chancery Court of The city OF htch-
mond, pronour eed on tee I'd day Of Eesgu aa,
Edwin Craddock, &c. were plant and Lucretia
Craddock, &C., are defendants, VIII sell at pIt.
lie auction, on the premises on THURsDAY. the
18th day Of May. 1911, at O'Clock 2. n, the REAL
Est ATE above ment oned, OF which the late
Robert Craddock died seized, upon the following
terms, to wit
One, hiI d to be paid in cash one-tbir5 upon 4
credi5 OF six months, and the remaining third
upon q credit of twelve months the purchaser to
give negotiable notes for the deferred payments,
with interest added, and the title to be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court. The taxes for 1871 to
be paid by the purchaser.
al ->sst JAMES nj. TAYLOR,
= s4sg5- s Special Commissioners.
JAMES N, TAYLOR, Auctioneer. my8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15
- AxIGElDM gALEG-fnfure DAVIS.
By Grubbs d Williams,
Heal Eststs Agents and Aus.ionsers Z
Eleventh street, between Main and Bsnt.

|sFRUSTEES SALE or LOTS Tn mr.,
sIEgkSBTas 1882 Sp FT9NsSgsEzsS1S
AUG virtue Of deed Of trust sxscu ~
ny Thomas Boudsr ard wife TO The tubsc1fbcx ~
rusies dated az Of February 1871 and duiJ ~ ~
thereto required vii sell st ane.,o Se N, seisg
premises. on SATURDAY,t the aatE OF ~ :, m e
o'clock 7. M; sExEH LOTS IN DuvsTss . y z
near TO Bacon's Branch contaaine sh srsst and
acres. fronting on several streets sbout seo ~
ang embracing some we'll STUFFED bui,dipS . as
On aos tG5 "a q 81 sn may ssps
upon the premises, the FARM whereon IA pA.'
oar resides, sttnsted immed aely upon the RcS-
aSo seTen mics from ri Res pSsD%a:
stopptng place adjoining j. B. Gazsbrook. ssn,l,
r. Lyme. and others. 1t contains Hsi ac,s. ~
orrn. onk p III goSd
cleared ard IN coed order for Cultivation phss
are now about 35 acres Ia wheat, 30 I'm oats o. -
corn, ana an e1ceHen. garden, with q fine youns
orchard Of apples, pears, and peaches. Of he be
The buildings are a comfortable dwelling x,,,
aye rooms Kitchen, superior barn and stable,
NAV. be deemed best at the time OF sale. a.
aref Il so &C. the son sne r4sM
horse, Two mules, two milch cows, a ,ounn hnW'
hogs, thresh'ns- mach!nc (compiete), two wSeai,,
fans, stump puller, cidsr-min, carts, wasona. ae
sc. S'
Also, = small lot OF HOUSEHOLD and KIT. 81
EN- FURNITURE, and several barrels PIyRE
CIDER YIyEGAR. u
| TERMS: For the real estate, one.fourtb e,..
balance at 4, s, and II months, for neeotia Sis
notes. with interest aided. and secured by tynst
deeds purchasers to pay tax,s for 1871. For iss
personal estate, sums under 80 cash: that amount
and over. % days credit, for approved notes with
interest added.
Plsis OF The real estate may be seen at the otpea
Of the auctioneers.
PETER TINsLEY, Trustee,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
my l0-l1.l3 t5.lG.I7 I8,la2ise1