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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-27

A LADY's DIARY OF TIE FIFTEENTH CESTU-
RY.--The following extract from the Jour
nal of Queen Elizabeth Woodyile," before
her marriage with Sir John Grey, is taken
from an ancient manuscript in Drummond
Castle. 1t gives a curious picture OF the
great in former times. After Sir }. Grey'S
death she became, in 1915, the Queen of Ed
ward ". On the accession of Henry VII.
who had married her daughter, she was con-
fined in the nunucry at Bcrmondscy, and
died there, but was inferred at Windsor:
AOnday. 9th Malcll.-Rose at 4 O'Clock
and helped Catharine to milk the cows,
Rachel. the other dairy-mald, having scalGed
her hand in SO bad a manner the night be-
fore: made i pouitlcc for Rachel, and gave
Robin penny to get something comfortable
from the apothecary's. ~...
6 O Clock.-Ihc huttock of beef too much
boiled, and the beer little Of the stalcSt.
Memorandum: TO talk TO cook about the
first fault, and TO mend the second myself by
tapping fresh barrel directly.
Z o. Clock. Went to walk with the lady,
nv mother, in the courtyard. Fed twenty
five men and women; chded Roger severely
for expressing some ill-will ut attending us
with some broken meat.
s o. Clock. -Went into the paddock behind
the house with my maid Dorothy; caught
Thump, the little pony, myself, and rode
matter of six miles without saddle OF bride.
10 O Cock--Dned. John Grey, a comely
youth, but what is that TO meI y vlrtuous
maiden should be entirely under the direction
of her parents. John ate but little, stole a
great many tender looks III me, and said,
" Women never could be handsome, i'll his
opinion, who were not go0d-tcmpercd.' |
hone my temper is not intOlcrable; nobody
finds fault with it but Roger, and he is The
most disorderly serying-man in our family.
Jonn Grey likes white teeth my teeth are OF
Il pretty color, think and my hair is black
us jet, though | say it; and John, II mis-
take not, is of the same opinion.
IL O. C2ock.-Ro>e from table, the company
all DESTROYS Of walking in the fields; John
Grey would lift me over every stilc, and
twice he squeezed my hand with great vehe-
mence. lcanaot say that should have any OBJ
lection TO John Grey; he plays ut prison-bars
rs well rs any other country gentleman, and
he never misses church on Sundays.
8 o Nock.-Poor Farmer RobinSon'S house
burnt down by accidental fire. John Grey
proposed subscription for the benefit OF the
farmer, and gave no less than four pounds
himself with this benevolent intent. Memo
randum Never saw him look SO handsome
as at that moment.
4 o Clock. Went to prayers.
+ o Clock. Fed the poultry.
10 Clock.-Supper on the table; delayed in
consequence of Farmer Robinson'S miSfor-
tune. Memorandum: The goosc-pie too
much baked, and the pork roasted to rags.
o o'Ciock.--The company fast asleep.
These late hours very diSagreeable. Said my
prayers second time. John Grey distract
ing my thoughts too much the first time.
Fell asleep and dreamed Of John Grey.
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BY GruDbs Il Williams,
Auct!onecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and BanE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE Al ArC.
CTlos OF VALUABLE JAMES ki ,,stl
EsTATEs, FoRTY.TWo MILES ABOVE ~. j AsSad,
M0ND I'm execution Of decree Of fEe SsssG,s
Der, ls7S, In the case Of Heath Vs. Fleining &C., and
IN cases of other PLAINTIFF Us. same, we VIZ sen a.
auction, mt the ONCE Of GRCYpS WILLIAHsn,M
the city Of Richmond, Oh FRIDAY, SIN Gsy OF Og Z:
ccmber, ls7? nc IL o'clock a.. the SALuAbLE
LANDS OF which Tarlton Fleming died selt s
lying In Goochland county, about iorty-.Wg stss
above Richmond. being the cstatcs, KNOWN IL W sSt
VIEW aud MANNSYlLLE z. They embrace ,.i aS9s.
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND Ell
ACRES of which about 2s7 acres are nrs, ,eESs
river low-crounds7 I'D acres VI ctraIeu uisnhaNN'
and $50 acres IN wood.
The improvements are lea two settlements, haNihE
comfortable DWEGLlNG-H0USES, with nnins,
rous and generally superior oat-baiidipgs Oh al
kinds l., ~,
region, so famed for Its iroicttveness ana no ces
ter opportunity 70 secure choice laas Is siAsis " W
fer. .,,b
,ilyIted IA may be desired. giving TO each trtt
due proportion Of woods, highland, anu nv ,as
grounds. Several very pretty farms nsy DC t'ia
Of -.
TERMS Cash sasicten, 20 pay expenses OF s.ie
and of suit; the balance credit sI Gus, ~,
three aud four years for bonds or notes VIA
est added, aud personai security; but tue ty.ih ~
inent of security will be dispensed Win slon Tn a
payment by purchaser OF the irSt ipslalEnsSs'
cash. WALIEEInx y. hi s'AA'
Ed. IRVING i,S,S;n,s.,orers.
GgUBHs g WILLIAMS, Aactieneers. n,,sa
- ,s55 no e-e,l 3,ee,i1II,sSe
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ENGLISH LITERARY MEN AND THE GIVE SER
yICg.-We do not behave badly to our lite
rary men, who have interest ut court and
cln manifest some little business capability.
Edmund Yates, who is now amongst you,
Gard who, by the way, has written to say
that he is delighted with the overpowerinS
reception given him by all classes of lite
rary and professional men in the States is
Il pcntoner on the post-otfice. Anthony
TroiIope held for some time responsible
position in the same department of the civil
service; SO did Tom Hood, and so do not 4
few men who otherwise could earn very
excellent living without the assistance Of
the Government, We have O proyerb in
this country about larding the fat SOW.
presume you have one that stands therefor.
We'll, for many years our Government haS-I
won't say larded the fat SOW, but-given en-
ployment in the Local Government Board TO a
gentleman who, both prior and during the
whole of that period, was VIGOROUSLY one Of
the hardest workers to be found in The ranks
of London journalists or literary men. Tom
Taylor has for years been contributor
to Puach--a contributor Of verse, too. For
years he has kept adding to the list Of mod
ern dramas, plays, comedies, and farces-
some original, others adaptations. Foryears
he was London correspondent to at least two
provincial papers of repute; for years he has
been art critic to the Times; for years he
has been deSultory contributor to the maya
zine literature OF the period (; and yet ever
since 1880 he has been u servant Of the Coy
ernment In that year he was appointed
Assistant Secretary to the Public Health Act
Board at ESQ, and in 1858 was appointed
Secretary under the Local Government act
ut 8 salary Of G1,o00a year. He now retires
ut iifty.liee with pension of .e850 year.
Who would not have plum in the civil ser.
yicef--Loadon Correspondence Buffalo Com
merciaI Advertiser.
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BY James l.. Appcron,
Pnal Fyta.n Agent and Auctionecr.

SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
y AT the request Of the owner
will offer for sale ut auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, December 10, 1872, at !? O'Clock ",
that extremely valuable property known as the
MONUMENT HOTEL, and The LOT adjoining,
with tie wooden and brick buildings thereon.
This property Is situated In the exact geoPrnphcll
centre OF Tie city Immediately opposite to the Capt.
toll square, at the junction Of Grace and Ninth
streets, directly opposite TO Capitol street ana I'M
trent of le3 feet on the west side of Ninth street
and 90 feet on the north side OF Grace street ana
three-fourths Of the lot has depth OF 1870 cet, run
ming back from Ninth street.
The property Is chartered, and may be taken by
company in shares of $780, In which event tie owner
will take a number Of them. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall I've
csm petcd, there must be n 6rSt-ctdsS hofsf on
Shocknc Hill, and this spot Is without rival Tor u;
keep down interest, taxes, Sc. The property may
bc bought privately, and negotiations are Invited.
TERMS: Very liberal
In-lfI Il L. N,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER &c, h7c.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudise and passengers. l.. 3, Tstum. agent
Schooner James Belyin, Cavalier, New J DIRK, coal.
Schooner w. A. Franklin, Seward, Havre do
Grace, coal, c. II. Page.
Schooner ". 7. Byrn, Burton, Baltimore, pig
iron.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman. New York. ,ner.
chandise and passengers. j. W. W yatt, agent
Steamer Paiisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
und passengers d. II. Rogers. agent.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 26.-The bark
Stulslla which arrived to-day from Rio for orders,
reports 1, dangerous wreck fifteen miles s. S. 4. Of
Cape Henry, in tho track of vessels bound in.
A bout fifteen feet Of mast was out Of water.
NEW YORK, November 26.--Arriyed, steamers
Europa and Glasgow. They report having enooun-
tered teri iHc hurricane on the 18th instant
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents.
eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-
" ARI,E REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND AND IN SIDNEf.-ln execution OF
decree of the Ihancery Court of the city OF Rlch-
nond entered on the 18th of SoremDer 1877, III the
case OF Monteiro's guardian rs. Monciro tue ,il-
dcrsicncI, special commissioners thereby appoint
tiyelv in the order named below the lnlln"lhS
REAL ESTATE, OF which the late L. H. Monteiro
died seized-to wit:
On TUESDAY the Goth day OF Noycmbcr, at :
o'clock p. NJ, TWO SMALL BRICK TENE-
MENTS. each with three rooms on the north slde
of Grace between Madison and Monroe streets cach
a. by $50 feet an alley. This neixhhornnod is one
of the hest in the city. and Is rapidly improving
On WEDNESDAY the 9th day of November az
A o'clock +. NJ. the beautiful COTTAGE, win
about TWELVE ACRES OF LAND attached, IN
the city limits. formerly owned ana occupied ny
Colonel j. f. johnson. II is an adinirahly planned
and beautifully finished property, win ianisome
shade and ornamental trees. flowers, anu slirupery'
and with little and expense couti ie mace one
of the lovclicst homes In the vicinity of the city
The property embraces FOUR SQUARES of
LAND, surrounded hy good streets, anu VIII DC
sold i'm such parcels rs may be decided upon III INC
time Of sale II lies i'm the direct line ut the growth
of the city. and in few years, If not sooner may
be probably sub-diyidcd aud sold hy The foot for
building lots. :. .,
TERMS Unc-fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes win IN
rest added. the title being retained by the court
""''' TN ''''N~ JAMES VI. NJ. DAVIS,
OHIO &. kEAN,
Commissioners.
GRuRRS e WILLIAMS. huctioncers. no IL
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There are some disadvantages in living on
the second floor. A Daubury housewife
thus situated left n bar Of soap on the stairs
while she exchanged a few words with the
lrst-iio0r tenant, and u plumber who was up
stairs mending the pipes came down mo-
pent hter with several tongs and wrenches
III one hand and q shect-iron furnace in the
other, and when ne reached the immediate
locality Of the soap his legs suddenly spread
apart, Il lock of establishment stole upon his
fee, and in an instant his head WIS through
the front door, and his eoat-tail on fire, and
those tongs and wrenches were up in the air
struggling for dear life with that sheet-iron
furnace. He says now that his father forced
him to learn the trade Of plumbing, and that
it was not his own choice. Ddnbury Re,es.
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Hearth and Home has this item: "sThe
coming winter promises to be a peculiarly
hard and distressing one for the poor, and
the prettiest little ornaments imaginable
as1is. hunting-horns, tablets, and the like,
made OF oxydszed silver and set with pre-.
c!ous stones-w be universally worn by
onrbelies."
On Sunday morning iast'a negro named
Jim Patterson, living near Amherst Court
horse, shot bis brother, Honcy Patterson,
jnlisting q wound ffomhShich death ensued.
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BY Grub6s L Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL
~ UABLE FARM KNOWN As "EDGE,
RICHMOND, ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD, AT AUCIlON.--i execution
entered November TO- Is7e, in the case OF Szer Co.
steer and as. viii sell ut auction. upon the
premises, ON WEDNESDAY,. Sth December. al ;
To- IL adioius Messrs Edmond Davenport
strawberry Hill, james d.. Carter, y. g.. COSBY.
and Others II contains le3 acres, lying on oct siu
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. There's upon
it small dwelling and several out
The situation Is amongst The most desirable IN heV-
Gritty of the city and with some care and Afternoon
this NAV be made very valuable farm.
TERMS: Very iiberal-io-wit. Cash only for costs
of suit aud expenses Of sale balance 1T three, SIX
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable Sotce
with Interest aded, and title retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
JOSEPH LANE, STERN, Commissioner,
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS. AuctioneerS. 10 =
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.. BY Lyne& Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. -"
. No. 1919 Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE Of
IL A VALUABLE Fam, ST0ChG;> FA nhM ~
IMPI EMENTS. &C. SITUATED On The yt1 NJ
BORNE PIKE. FIVE NILES BELOW Ell W iSn re-
MOND, AT AUCTION.-Will be soid lat ti n,i re-
quest Of the owner, who intends to remoNs 70 Sdi-
,nure.l Mt auction, on the premises, on W EDN FL
NV o7th of November, i57:. Mt II O'Clock a. M =;
that truly valuable FARM "SllELALAAI; i3catSd
as above described, containing about TWO hun
ISRFD AND FORTY ACRES-twenty acres %. OF
which are in woods, residue cleared under lnG
heart There some fty bushels ,s OF Whcat ana
well set In timothy. There is fine young orchard
on the place The land lies beautifully, ana - wen
watrrnd The improvements are g0od, consisting
of 4 framed dwelling barn. stable. quarters. &C.
TO church. mills, &C., and In ono Hlle Oh
two landings James river, attached 10 ih'' place
The stock consists of fine mules, horses, mlicn
cows. hogs, and two thoroughbred Alderny bnlls'
five and two years old. , - r, .,,
TERMS OF SALE: VIII bc very liberal, say for inc
rpui estate one fourth cash; residue ut one t"o ana
three wears for negotiable notes, Interest audeG;
secured y Il trust deed: and for the PERSONAL ai
sums under $50. cash and from that amount anu
over ninety DAYS time for negotiable notes. lntc-
rest added. well indorscd. ,. ,,
The special attention Of parties desiring to my
rst-class IA m is called to the foregoing safe. For
further information send for circulars. a.
M IL LYME e BROTHER. aucllOncerS'
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By Lyme Il Brother,
AuctloneerS and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, SIT
Y UATED on THE NORTH SIDE OF FRASk-
LIN BETW ZEN TWENIn SIXTH ANDTMkS-
TY-SEVhNTII STREETS, AT AUCTION.--We
shall M the rcucst o the heirs Of Thomas Taylor,
Jr, deceased, sell at public aucon on the premises.
on FRIDAY the Goth day of November, 1872, at 4
O'Clock r. NJ thlt truly valuable and beautifully
located RESIDENCE. situated us above described.
containing eight rooms kitchen, stable, &C., at
present occupied Ivy Dir. Thomas J.: Preston.
This property is Justly considered! amongst one or
the most desirable residences in that portion of the
city, The house Is built Of the very best material.
make good investment, we would invite their
special attention. The lot has front OF 10 by $50
feet to IN alley. .. l.. ,
THE TERMS OF SALE VIII DC quite ilDrrdi, anu
announced at hour Of sale.
uo.3 LYME Il BROTHER, Auctionecrs.
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GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
BY Grrbbs q Williams,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Maip and Bank. I
rrRuSTEE,s SALE or A VERY VAL

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY sVALU-
4 ABLE TRACT OF LAND, IN HENRICO
COUNTY ABOUT EIGHT MILES BELOW THE
tTCTION-In execution of the provisions OF
deed of trust from William -. Easley and wife TO
the subscriber dated 9th OF May, s7l, ard recorded
dlred. will sell at auction upon the premises on
MONDAY, cd OF December, at Il O'Clock NJ,
TRACT OF LAND situated as above stated. cor
talmiug TWO HUNDRED AND MIN ETY. SEVEN
ACRES, bounded by the lands Of Seldom p. Aiken.
Jackson F. Childrcy, and by James river, 1t being
vision of the estate of John Il. Chafln, deceased.
This is said TO be very superior body Of Land, aud
worthy the attention OF those wishing 10 purchase
really valuable farm. #uE
TERMS: The decd authorizes sale for cash hnt IL
IS probable that other and more accommodating
terms will lie announced ut the time of sale
LAWSON NUNNaBLY, Trustee.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS. Aucti0neers. no q
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by Gruhbs IL Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huction"ers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A BUILDING LOTS IN TIE MOST IMPROV-
MUND.-By request Of Mr.. Lewis +. Harvic we
viii sell, upon the premises on THURSDAY. 18th
Of November commencing ut q O'Clock L. NJ, Il
large number OF BUILDING LOTS in his plan, ~
Ing OH Pine, Laurel and Cherry streets between
Cumberland aud Albemarle streets. and embracing
some of the handsonesi sites In that much-admired
and RAPIDLY -inproving neighborhood.
The street railway. now III course OF construction
down Laurel street, will b. Immediately In front Of
some, and distant only square from the remainder,
of the lots to be sold.
This sale Is for account Of the original owner anl
viii afford an opportunity not soon TO be repeated OF
buying the choicest lots nj FIRST hands.
No ore having funds to inyei! with the certainty
of a profit or seeking q desirable building lot,
afford to be absent from this sale.
TERMS: At sale. GRUIiBS G WILLIAMS,
mn % AuctiGnecrs.
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I,y w. q. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
. an Rank street, corner by the custom-ho'rse.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
RpICK DWELLING AND -pREMiSES AT
THE NORTHEAST c9kNEKI OF MA viS,u a Of
.d NJ trust TO me as trustee dated April g. 1870,
aS r ee In Richmond Chancery Court office n
Deed-book co. Is. page SIS tbeing thereto requreq!'
viii sell at auction upon the premises, on SATUR-
nay. aoth November, at y O'clock T; a., tue pro-
perty above referred to- The dwelling ms
with all the modern conveniences ana there is also
is very desirable. The lot is Gl by $50 feet more or
less. #.# ..-a nv os
TERMS: Cash for expenses 81 sale ana 10 pay on
doht for abOut 81 30G: the balance upon terms TO be
prescribed by the grantor or his assigns. In lle
event of their failure to give any direction, then
upon terms to be ANNOUNCED bH nc AZ tEe sno VI
sale. W. d. hopitNS, ins.So.
W. b. ROBINS. Auctionecr. no 20
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent ana Auetioneer.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL cor
Il TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE WEST SIDE
OF ST. STEPHEN BETWEEN FEDERAL AND
COUTTS STREETS.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
executed BY William Fox, bearing date on the 18th
January, $780, duly recorded IN Richmond Hastings
Court on the same day. shall, In execution thereof
with the consent OF sid Fox and MI parties inter-
ested, the controversy having been compromised,)
proceed TO sell 1T auction. the premises, on SAT-
URDAY the anth November, 1872 at o'clock p. NJ,
the COTTAGE DWELLING located rs above, now
in the occupancy OF w. l.. Landrum. ...
The lot has front of 81 feet Il inches and depth
OF ~. feet to wide alley, and the cottage has four
rooms. 4, s .rEE
TERMS: At sale.
no 2e-eodtfls g. W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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6oMMIssIoNER's sALE OF DEsI lf.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEsIRA-
4 ! RI,E REST, q EST ATE, ON ST. John 9,S
STpE pET TfaR CpIjTTS STREET. At AuC-
TinN. in execution OF n decree Of the Chsncery
Court OF the city0f Richmond ensercd moven y
shall ,s gpeciI com missioner therein name pig
coed b sell mt auction. Upon the premises, on
DAY the Sd day OF December at O'CLOCK =. ~. Z,
fir If not then upcn The FIRST fair day tlcreai.er
NJ the arfIe hour. two valuable LOTS win fRhnG
TENEME N1S thereon.
TERMS: Onethird cash balance az SIX anu dJ
mouti,s. for negotiable notes with Interest ioueu,
naS ~, - '' = d. PRESTON COOKE =
ih .t o7s,s Special Commissioner.
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DUBLIC SALE OF TWO THoUsANl

~
l. ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, LYING ON
ROANOKE RIVER, IN MECkLESBURG CCUN-
TY. Vh.-By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
of Mecklenbitrg county rendered on the 2StlI Octo
Der. 1872. In the suit Of Rawllns &c, rs Rawlins'S
executor, &C.. viii offer for SALE upon the prem
scs mt public auction 10 the highest bidder on the
18th day Of December, 1872, the lands OF which +. a.
Rawlins Gcd seized, lying on Roanoke river, con-
tanning in the aggregate about TWO THOUSAND
ACRES. They will be sold IN tracts or parcels is
hereinafter described, namely:
BERRY hill, containing SEVEN HUSDREp
AND EIGUTY-NlSE ACRES: has 4 large and
commodious dwelling and all necessary outhuid-
ngs; fine orchard of apples, peaches, aud pears.
PLEASANT GROVE, containing FIVE HUN
DRED AND EIGHTY-TWUACRES: about $50 Of
which Is very valuable ow-grounds; the highland
well set in clover and sufficient number OF build
ings in good rerair.
VALLEYEiARDEN contains FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES, OF which about It's Is val
liable low-grounds; the highland Is In tine condi-
ton buildings good.
These lands have been rented for the ensuing year,
but the purchaser will be entitled 10 the rents.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-thlrd OF the purchase mo-
new 10 be paid the day OF sale and the residue In
two equal annual instruments, for which the pur-
chaser will be required 10 execute bonds carrying
interest from day OF sale: the title TO be retained
until the whole Of the purchase money Is paid.
G.P. TAREY, Commissioner.
NoTE.-I ain authorized by the decree 10 sell any
or all Of the aforementioned property privately.
no 81 FSWiw ...l" =
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
' IN UARyIE.-We will sell on MONDAY
the second day OF december next at j. N &C pm.
lie auction, on the premises, The LOT or ,a
AND THREE-QUAHTER ACRES, with large
building thereon now used rs public school house.
The building Is IS by Is feet, two stories hlg con-
tanning seven rooms on the lower floor only on9
room above. It's substantial and In good ORDER anu
can readily be divided into five tenementa.
The lot has front Of 10 feet on Anella street,
and runs back 6:5 feet OH one side. ,
TERMS: One-third cash; balnncc nj anu u
months, properly secured. co
n,1s AuctiGnceTs.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT A.
N lo-!2x9O FEET, ON THE EAST SIDE Ot
FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION-We shall sell by auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY the 18th Instant at O'Clock L. NJ,
the beautiful building lot described ana located Us
above. >, , "a
TERMS: One-third cash: the balance In and Il
months with interest. secured by adccd OF trust
no % RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctioncers.