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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-18
MEMORANDA

Sch Telumah, Patterson, SO days from Apalacbicola
for Philadelphia with lumber, put into Bermuda 9Th
inst leaky and with loss OF Sails She had been ur
within hundred miles of Delaware Capes when she
encountered heavy NV gale and was driven off
followed by continuation Of bad weather rf7r
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To Let.
A PLEASANT tenement well supplied with Sc
"A bago water, at
nov16 i1w* 4PARIS STREET
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BATHING TIE BLISD.-A Boston notion
which has recently attracted attention in that
CITY is the treatment Of the boys ut the Per.
kins Institution for the blind. 1t seems that
the worthy Superintendent Of the Institu.
ton has been in the habit of plunginy the
boys every morning, us soon as they get up,
into an icc-cold bath. Physicians have pro-
tested, but the Superintendent was sure hc
knew all about it, and that the boys were I'LL
the better for ii. Meantime some boys ran
away, others cried all night in anticipation OF
the mornings ordeal. One boy hung HIM
self. The boys begged the trustees to change
the system; but the idiotic old obstinate ut
the head of affairs had his own way. and
every morning the poor little sightless crca-
lures were tortured to carry out Il theory.
The Superintendent never took these baths,
nor did the teachers. except on occasions.
Finally the mother Of 4 blind boy rebecd.
She went to the papers and she went to the
Legislature, and she made it altogether too
hot for the barbarial!s of the institution.
Now they graduate the water, but they duck
the boys whether they viii or no. The
mother, however, will keep at it until she
forces the institution into harmony with
common sense, common humanity, and pub
Tic sentiment. This compulsory cold bath
ing will have TO come to an end, or these
boys will drown that heather supclintend-
cnt In his OWL Eedicinc.-Ne1 York Com
msrCial,
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uv,,t amount, paid annually iSt n ~ &c
vc,rs will pay OF debt c' T''''N' "''
per cent. interest,"" .mr,,>s
Med" furnishes us with what i nc a'a aan,
a,1 vulgar fraction, which we have 10 pa'
!, , separate line, as follows:
e43l55e==5G3,o92o6
H,v. we could prove easily enough ','''
s,s;; 1851 Tor any other decimal traction y
not the correct answer, hnt that ns' wa a.,
fraction dcacs disprool. We ought TO . .,
tho. Med" understood and 'n"cis'''''., y" -,
,,est;on ius, as VIC do. and moi d;,:'''n''s -,
might lc inferred from our i'''''''
urlaN.l
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t;osp5HsyiLaE. "a, MARY" ,," ..
To tic H@r Of Mc h-, 1,omla, N YOUR las
Dear SRI notice 1 1:r,r Iin, Oh co., county.
No. to the effect l That = ' two bushels Of Pc
co' ',,es l',t sra>on. If these were what at'
, ,aSo ~, - ,nc h,,cho moro, or bitter, fH N
S SnuH' America, which have noticed on tn
no,"to rlan, ,ince my arrival in his COUNTRY
and h. had dried them instead OF de>iroyih-
rhcm the French chemists. and: | srl'roS H
th , in America also, would have S!a i
n mr. them and probably paid doi'3!
per pound for them. knew man "n" S0 y,
q considerable quantity in N"a'rvIaeo IL
five sh;liinys per pound and the next IT, sca a,'
was applied to for As many mere as ne ., so" i;
collect. The best plan to preserve them +
nv heating q tin or iron ira! over lire. ah;'
shakin, The l,ic> into the samc---cTe, o.
co,,r>c. hcin: taken not 10 burn them.
r';,hrrlly yours. +. l.. IiENLY.
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F'rom the Hartford Post.
y0a:trco IL, Connecticut,

The tobacco crop Of the year in the Con.
necticut Valley has been Il most remarkable
one. The rliscrS have discovered that stable
manure is the best fertilizer. The Result i
that this article has been in demand, and in,
stead Of being sold, lis il used TO be. for 81
cents Il load, it now brings so or SD cord
1t is brought in large quantities from out OF
The State. The prices obtained have been
enormous.
Three cases Of East Hartford leaf sold this
week ut 55c. Three acres of Eawington
were bonghtat Sc. One purchase made this
week OF case and IL half East Hartford
IoGy) 1T 6Oc. One man sold the product OF
seven and onc-i.alf acres for over 10000.
Hartford county alone raised oyer 5, 100000
worth in 1871.
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By Moody & Royal, Auctionccrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY.-By virtue of Il decree nj the County
Court nj It's February term. l>12, in certai sui
therein pending styled Adkins ct d'5. RS. Adkins e
ais. the undersigned special commissioncr VII
sell nj public auction. oil the ltTII DAY OF VI AEtli
1872. in front of the courthouse, ut l. o'clock NJ
the following CToperty-to Wit the FARM owned
by the late William Adkins situated five miles from
Richmond on the Broad Rock roa'l, containing Sc
EENTY-SEVEN IN ACRES. more or les. There
Is a good frame dwelling on the farm containing
five rooms.
Al the oltbuildngs the place arc In good order
4 fine garden vel, enclosed and In the highest state
Of cultivation. Also, splendid young apple an!
peach orchard. Best wrl!wacr In the yard that can
be found. Onc-third Of the land Is i'll original
growth Of oak and pine. \ fine lot of valuable wal
nut trees is also on the place. The BALANCE Of the
ton. The neghborhood good, and the location desi-
raJlc.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash: balance in six
and twelve months; title retained by The court until
the purchase Money Is paid.
L. VI. CONNER. Special Commissioner.
MoODY Z ROY ALI. hurti0nperS. NH
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RELIGIOUS DIsCUsSioS.--Hey. DR.. Newman,
the chaplain Of the Senate, has been invited
~ appear before the Chief ambassador and
discuss our religions with two of the ia
paneSc, one Of whom is i priest and the other
It teacher. 1t happens that DR.. Newman has
of late been studying the teachings OF Con-
fucillS, and the discussion cannot fail to be of
interest. The reverend doctor is also in IL
position to eucidatc the workings of our re.
Igion in politics, in which he might be
assisted by the Rev. Senator Harlan, in case
the combined japanese priest and teacher
should prove too much for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-11
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate auctionecrs,
No. HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE ON WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN LEIGH AND CT Y
STREETS.-In pursuance to decree of the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond. entered the
.gt day of February, 1872, In suit therein depend
ing styled Parker rs. Penn's administrator, The un-
derSgned special commissioner thereby appointed,
will sell at public auction MONDAY the nth day
Of March, 1872. at o'clock Z. VI, on the premises,
thc follown. real nsate-viZ., LOT tie west side
Of Fifteenth street between Leigh and Clay streets.
fronting on Fifteenth street feet. aud running hack
100 feet. with TWO FRAMED TESEMENTSthcr
on and Is known rs lot No. 81 In AtlaS's plan.
much thereof will he sufficient to pay the debt Of
plalutlr, the costs OF suit and eXpeilses OF sale
TERMS 0ne-third cash. aud the balance In equal
iustamcnts OF three and six months from The day Of
sale the purchasers to give negotiable notes with In
teres added for the credit payments and the title to
be retained until the purchase money is paid and
conveyance ordered o. the court.
ROBERT G.. SCOTT,
NH Special Commissioner.
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By Wellington LnIGin.
Real Estate Agent and .tucttonocr,
corner Eleventh and Bank Sir.r,s.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALCA-
~ BE LEASFHU5D. EIII Ul%GS. w.,
CIIINERi. TOOLS. FIXTrEfS. &C. OF
FlRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT ~ ms
TOWN OF MAECUESTfR.-!iy viriuc Of &. i,,,r,r
II the Chanccry Court Of the ctyof HicI,mrnl nv
nnunc"d on the 2ith February. ~. In the n .. cr
Watcr'Ir! Brass Company against tcjhau ;r.-.,.
&c, We shall as the special coiEugl,S r4,s llrrr
appointed. proceed to sell IT ruhl'r u,rtlp -, III.
premises In the town OF Manchester. rn MONDAY
The 18th March. IT,. at O'Clock j.. W. Il fair .:Irf
the first fair day thereafter III HAT circ tet.c.,r,
FttrGRl." on Jane. river, IN Manchester 81
which leasehold Pearson Allen & Co. were tlC Ia,
l,sigI!Ccs. ana 1Shi,il !cnscu"li crI'r-c.a iron, e
30 feet Canal street, ending lack tn IAr,3 river
for twenty years from let October ia-G 1t; Scorer
arnum for $50 square Inches Of wa'"~. and rsncva,.
pcrpctualiv thereafter for like tlI..s % tH",y
yetfs, sui jcct 10 the rict 81 The town at Manchester
to terminate tue said lease Ut IuT period Il tNy!ty
wears br paving actual valuation for IN" IrrjrstG-
mcnts, machinery, and appliarrcS.nrectc IN rur.u-
auca OF said lease" which said ca.c' III Il cAh!1.
ut the hour Of sale. IN tho ',c Of sa cJsc.2d ~tn
be included all Of the Buildimp.. Machinery. Tc,i.
FIXTURES Shattlng. Nc, belonging ~ a hIs,..s,s
Ce!arwarc and Bucket Factory.
TERMS 0ne-foulfh cgSt rln"cc - :. i. an :.
months for bonds bearing interest AMI TUE retained
till al of DE pGrchasc money i,iuu! PAD "IA COZ.
yeyaLcc Orirrca BY tie court.
WILLIAM I.CLoPTON.l
THOMAS l.. dOi NFS.
JAMES PLEAS-ANI", }Co..mgs!eGe.s.
G.. e. NCRAF.
JOHN >. WISE.
NH "-"ndid
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AUCTION sALEs--Fnture Days.l
BY Richardson & Coz,
Auctioneers nnd Real Estate Agents.
llls Main street.

DY, VIRTUE OF & DEED OF TRUST
I'D executed to the undersigned by John Morgan
dated the 13t day Of August. ls63 recorded In Hen
rico County Court. and Gcrree entered Oh te lgtIl
day Of January 1870, I'm the Circuit Court OF the CITY
Of Richmond fl the OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rs. 0tey It aIg.; and another decree entered on the
l day of January, Ire, In the Court OF Appeals o.
Virginia In said last-na,ned cause affirming The said
decree Of January 10th, B7o VI the Circuit Court OF
premises, Oh WEDNESDAY. March 20. 1872, at !, 4
o'clock T. NJ, by public auction, TO the highest BID,
der, the following crihed property to wit Al
That certain LOT, PIECE or PARCEL of LAND,
with the improvements thereon. lying and being III
the city OF Richmond bnt formerly In the county Oh
Hen,ico) on the eastern line OF the intersection OF
Eighteenth and Marshall streets. fronting On sald
Eighteenth street thirty feet and running back In
nacI lines with Marshall street one hundred ieet
TERMS: Cash rs To so much Us may be sfllclent "a
nav The costs of executing tic trust ana or recording
and drawing the trust decd II then unpaid. and to
pay oil principal and Interest Of note Tor Ss.s
dated Auy,ist 18th. lsga payable two years after It's
date and tho costs Of III" Defendants In said cause ol
Moryan's administrators -. Otcy and others and
the rrsdrn on such terms ~ he a''c known on
the tay of sale. WILLIAM FOLkES, Trustee.
At the same time aud place shall sell two Other
LOTS aI;ui ming lie ;.uuyc with TWO Fra NE
TESEMrNTS thereon. containing three rooms
each. RitiinhDSoS a. w,
Real Estate huc.ioEceTS-
70 II lib Main street.
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Fly Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents ard Auctioneer>,
lib Main street,

r5'WOFRAAIED DWELLINGS AND LOTS,
4 ON NINTH STREET NORTH OF LEIGH.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY Or ~ AJCTlON.-On
WEDNESDAY the 18th Instant, at !. l.. NJ. II mol
sold privately before VIC shall sell w auction. on the
premises, TWO FRAME DWELLINGS and LOTS,
numbered respectively -27 and I2l. on Inc east ni
west sides II \Eih street north OF Leigh street. Tie
rSt Of said house, has seven rooms. kitchen. Az.
lot fronting 80 by Is" feet. and the other three rooms
and lot fronting 30 feet on Ninth street and running
through 10 Eighth street.
TERMS: Onc-thlrl cash the balance in negotiable
notes 1T six and twelve monttrs with interest a.ded
and secured by u deed OF trust.
The first house mentioned above WIS sold rs Pre-
yoislv advertised. but the terms nj sale not having
been complied with II will be rcsu!d as advertised
above. 1T the cost and expense nf the former par-
chaser. RltEARDScN w.
r1lnn AuctiOn,crs
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By Moody & Royal, Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VALU-
y ABLE FARM IN TIE COUNTY or Giles
TERFIELD, IMMEDIATELY On TIE 81 LOVER
HILL RAILROAD. ABOUT EIGHTEEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE At Fi"!-IC
AUCTION.-By virtue of Il decree pronounced by
the Circuit Corr: of Chesterfield. on the l!h day Of
May. 1910. I'm the cllancery suit of Taylor against
IIt~kins ri ais. shall proceed to sell at public alc
ton, on MONDAY the 18th dayof March, In front of
Chesterfield courthouse ut IL A. NJ. that valuable
FARM IN the county Of Chesterfield on the Glover
Hill railroad, about eighteen miles from RichmouG.
and two from the Glover Hill coal mines containing"
about 4l6 acres. and being the same of which Arthur
TAYLOR. deceased, died seized and possessed. The
land is In good heart, Immediately upon the Glover
Hill railroad and within one hours ride by rail of
Richmond aud Petersburg. Thcimproyement>c on-
sist of u commodious dwelling and necessary out
houses.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance In three equal
instruments Of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
purchaser to give his bonds for the deferred pay
nents with interest added from day of sale and title
to be retained Unit! whole purchase money IS paid
and conveyance VI tered b. court
T. W LOGAN,
NH Snrcial Commissioner,
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CoLp CnEEK.-AnDng the latest and most
conspicuous examples Of the "hcight of inn
pudencc" is the presentation TO the City
Council by General Philip shcridan's patri-
otto volunteers who achieved the cold-biood-
ell murder of Colonel Grosyenor of 4 bill re-
qllcsting the city to pay them for their pro-
digious services. If General SLcridau's
swash-bucklers want their pay let them get the
Piegan hero to certify their little bill to Pre-
sidcnt Grant. 1t IS good rule for servants
to look for their pay 10 their employers
Chicago Times.
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ByGrubbs K Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIorec-v


THREE VERY VALUABLE sv,1,
L FAltliS ~ UINE!CD COUNTY. pipT ri ~.
SOLiTAiRE.n THE FsThTi OF 'f'uii,ibtrrrff
6. PALEShI, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM pirTI%;'
MOSD, FOR SALE AZ ArCrIGN.-l;,. 10 49,
quest or tho owner, we vii! sell al ar.i1n nv ~, ~
premises, on Friday the 18th day Of S,,r,, -
fair. II not. the next fair dry. tn tlir.e 7 KIM
located Us above. and Described on plat n rr -.
~ \. i. and {. \ contains ONE IltsNDFFD Xxx
SEVEN AND \ QUARTER ACRES with Fran
dwelling with four rooms, AID k,Cr,n. H. m 81 ti'
corn-hTlsc e.. 3 contains $EEFNrY-~FVIy
AlEES and contains on. HiNDRED Al,
THIRTEEN ACRES--each tract IIyiuga fair No.,
orion Of c'c1rcd and tllnlerca llHd. and I,oi, T.
aud have part cleared up .anG ard nclGnw. "
These I-ants aGiun Or. j. y. re ana arc -e,
the Brook turnpike, one of Tie .ast rod. on: ~
Richmond The soil Is good. with 4 rcd CIV .r ~
Soils now In good heart, and suscc.tib q; llgh
decree Of Improvement
TERMS: Cue-third cash: balarce In one and i've,
fr rt ,nsG G i'T2 Hee1 M IdI :cd
NH s-lawtAp!&tdtds Real E.,tl;r Auct.ou.rr..
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
y ROAD.-On and after September lst P Assem-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tSundays eN-
ccpcdl IL follows:
$50 4. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs. connecting ut Gordonsv He with tho Orange
Alexandria and MANASSAS train for Washington ana
North. aud Lynchurg and South:
3:s5 7. M.-ACCOilAiODATlOS TRAIN for Cor
d0!:syi!i except Saturday. on which day leaves
AT l.. VI. THIS train connects III GofdOnsTille with
lie night trains tie Orange. Alexandria ana Ma
nasStS railroad for LINCliBuRG anu WhshlAd'
TON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Amsterdam. Antwerp. Hamburg, Havrc, Rotterdam
Bergen, Copenhagen. and Gothcnburs, TO all points
on this road. ran bc bought of the General Ticker
Agent at Richmond, can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the COM
pany's offices.
No passenger trains nre run on Sundays,
\. II. PERRY. General superintendent
JAMES +. SETIlERLASp, General Ticket Agent.
&C IL
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ny James ". Taylor,
Real Estate agent and Auct!onecr,
M. lllD Main street.

UOUsE AND LOT ON TIE WEST
4 Sinn ~ FuI-"TII BETWEEN EtNAL
AND EAkER STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG.
Tf0N.-Will be sold on TUESDAi the 18th day ni
March. 1872 tn promises. al J o'ciorA /; VI.
that FRAME DWELLING. No Si2. lncat"'l -
above described. containing four rooms. ana k!tcnch
wi .:ts and water The lot fronts =: feet running
back alront 10 feet 10 M alley fifteen feet Mldc.
Immediately after the alw'vc sale VIII ne sms"
SEVEN VACANT LOTS. two AZ the corner III Ia
krr aud second streets, w" ~ Tho corner OF S"cpi"
ana Coutls streets. and three 81 IL Peters street.
TERMS: Ouc-;hlld cash! 2riar!cc 1t siA ana twelve
months for negotiable note. Interest added. ana Sc
cured by Il decd ftr'rsI.
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81 Grui,t,S & Ntjilitnl


THAT MOST DESIRABLE TIL L EE'
l. STORY !;HlCK DWELLING on THE EAS !
SIDE or TWENTI-NiNlll ST LE FL TX
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN STREEIS
rEOETIEi; ON MAk>HALL PARh. tok SALf
Ut AUCTlUN-By request Of Thomas fotts' - l.
TIE property above ;tt"r" 70 will he sold n aucto,
uprn the premises, cn THURSDAY, lth March
L ii O'Clock L. VI. =
II has eleven rooms. with marble martelS. ana y
finished in thu most approvcd aud thorough 'nihn'F
The Kitchen has four rooms. with Gil: gas anu W&iSl
on the premises, and L pump OF goo" "atcr III '''
yard 1885, l
The lot fronts ~ feet Twcnty-ninth street an,
runs trC ugh Ihircth street and !, adorned WI"
beautiful sllrtlIbcry aid flowers ana mas c'si"eS
variety of choice fruit in ~" sTtrdcn -.
Tie situation a.ft Is oncoi the mos. exc hsi'e an.
h"rufff Il views in the city. overlooking the river
above and below the city and the country beyond lo
mIny miles. ..... ,,,,.,
w.. ask especial attention 10 this property, wiicl
combines many OF the most desirable r"lnlS Ill :
thoroughly pleasant residence:
TERMS: bLe-iourth cash; balance AT o. l.? ana !
months. Tor Ecrotirlc notes, with interest added
and secured ~ = ,r!Ist deed.
NH o GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS Anctionc'rs.
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LOSE. SERAGED. &c.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT y
\ CEkTlFlC ATE OF DEPOSIT. No IG3. dated
December -. Ill for Sicn. issued 10 f. I. Smith by
the Bank OF Commerce. Baltimore. subject 20 the
order Of Joseph j. Gculdman. of iowlcrS, Va. has
been lost ~oci.. :nd the l,uhtc are hereby warned
against negotiating the sllnc turlical" has been
issued. nm ll-2idW3w
EOUND. IN Ny LOT. No. i26 NORTH
l. SMITH STREET. on tn" morning Of March
5tl -. one SOW AND PIG. The owner will come
forward. pay for advertising. and take away.
NH vat WILLIAM i. EEkSNAN.
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BY Thomas w. KeGsce, A1ctloneerp-
No. 1911 Main street.

No. 1911 Main street. ss
DIaNOs. DOUBLE-BARREL
Il HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C, AT AUG
TION.-TIIIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock VIII sell ut my
ai,ction-house
Three III NOS. made by Chckering;
mahogany SOFAS and CHAIRS. In haircloth
Handsome MAHOGANY WARDROBES;
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and STAINED BED
e STEADS;
MARBf. E-T0P and PLAIN BUREAUS:
MAHOGANY and WALNUT WASHSTANDS;
LOUNGES and SOFAS;
EXTENSION, LEAF, CARD, and CENTRE IA
BLES: #t .-
HAIR and SUUCK MATTRESSES;
FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, anil PILLOWS;
One DOUBLE-BaRREL SHOT GUN;
COCOA MATING:
Twelve gross CARPET TACkS:
TIN SAFES;
THOMAS ". REESE,
NH II huctcnccr.
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Iy ". GoGdlI
by w UVINuH'
Real Estate Agent ana Auciionecr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
y ~ virtue o. m order Of the Crcu Cont of III,
CITY of Richmond dated May -. l,7l In the suit oi
WGow: raj, Baldwin Il Co.. against aucs Bayncs &
Son. shalt proceed to sell, on the premises. on SAT
I.RDAY the 10th day of iIarch. l>f2. 1T O'Clock T.
NJ all that LOT OF GROUND situated on the south
side of Clay ut its intersection with Gilmer street
frontin" 81 feet Cav street and running back III
feet. being the same property which was conveyed
10 the said james Bavnes L Son by Kelley. Tacketi
& Ford, by deed dated 18th January, 1870 and dul!
recorded in the clerks office Chanccry Court of th'
city OF Richmond, i'll Decd Book No. %, s. on page
3o2.
TERMS OF SALE: Ono-third of the purchase mo-
nev cash and On credit of fonr and eight mouths
~: To the deferred payments. with Interest from t!
IL sale the purchaser giving negotiable notes salts
factory endorsed. and the title retained INIT! al ~
the plrchas" money is paid and Il conycyance d.
rrctad by the court. join ". WRIGHT.
f. "a Sheriff City of Richmond.
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Ey Moody & Royal. Auctionccrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALCA-
Y HLE ESTATE rrON TIE APPROXIMATIONS
RIVER. III THE COUNTY OF ClIESTEkFlELD.
FIFTEEN MILES FROM iETERSBC ~: roI!
SALE At PUBLIC AlCTloN.-on MoND ~,
courthouse. at II \. W.. being thereto authorized ny
decree of the Circuit Court OF CheSterhelu pre-
nonnrcd on the eth day Gf May 1870 IN the chanccry
suit Of Burfoot., rXccutrlN against Eranstord az
min>tracr Il ais. shall proceed to -eli a. pn.tc
auction the valuable FARM known rs X ' Eli
SIDE. in the county of Ch"Siertcd situated inne-
ia:cly upon the AppomatloT river rye miles sout-
east OF tic Cl0:cr fill coal mines. three from tie
Clover Hill railroad, ard about fifteen miles above
Petersburg. containing FIVE HUNDRED ana
large part OF the tract consists nj rich ow-sronirs
on AppoInattox river and Incoming creek. when
runs through the place; ,,,,
good state OF cultivation. There Is slendld near
Ing orclardon the place apple pcacll pear pIums.
and ether trees of many NariclcS ana III gre;t.
abundance. \ number of HcNcr-iai!lnS springs OF
cool water add Ia the attractions Of the place
The improvements consist Of i comparatively
now two-Story framed house containing eight roolns
kitchen. several out-houscS. tobacco barns, Stables
and grTnary al III tccr,hie repair. 49,
This sale will be made subject 10 the life estate ~
Mrs II. f.. Bransford in siXty-six acres. Including
but the purchaser can ui;kearrangemcnts al ne daS
10 purchase Mrs. Bran>ford'S Interest. \ plat ava
survey Of the land will bc exhibited OH the DAY OF
sale. ,
TERMS: fourth cash; balance in three equal
instruments Of six, twelve. and eighteen months
purchaser to give his bonds for the deferred pay
incutS with interest added from the 'iay OF sale.
The title to he retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance "rGcsra ~ TIE
court i, VI. 1870,
A. tho suuc time and rl."c. by direction Of Mrs.
H. r. Eransford. shall offer for sale. on terms 70 l
made known on the dry OF sale. her LEE ESI NJ 4
IN THE SiXTY-SIX ACRES Of LAND as tie
S' inh Al '''' '''e9''''' T. NJ. LOGAN.