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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06
BY Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
l1l3 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to the undersigned by John Morgan,
dated the 18th day Of August 1868, recorded In Hen
rico County Court and decree entered on the 1oth
day of January, 1870 In the Circuit Court OF tho city
of Rchmondin The cause of Morgan
rs Otey ct ais; and another decree entered on the
18th day of January, 1871 in the Court OF Appeals Or
Virginia In said last-named cause affirming the said
decree Of January 10TH 1870 of the Circuit Court Of
premises, on WEDNESDAY, March 20, ls72,. At 4
O'Clock P. r., by public auction, to the highest Md,
der, the following described PROPERTY TO Wit Al
that certain LOT, PIECE or PARCEL of LAND,
with the improvements thereon, lying and being In
the city of Richmond but formerly In the county OF
Henrico on tha eastern line Of the intersection OF
Eighteenth and Marshall streets, fronting on said
Eighteenth straet thirty feet and running back In
parallel lines with Marshall street one hundred feet
Z Terms: Cash az tn so much as may he suffclentto
pay the costs Of executing and OF recording
and drawing the trust decd If then unpaid, ana 10
nay of principal and interest OF note Tor 9s,5,
dated August l3 1858, payable two years after It's
date and the coats Of the defendants In said cause OF
Norxans administrative IS. Otey and others, and
the residue on such terms as may ne mace knoWn On
the dry OF sale. WILLIAM FOLhES, Trustee.
At the same time and place shall sell two other
LOTS adjoining the above, with TWO FRAME
TENEMENTS thereon, containing three rcoms
each. .t klCHAhUoON o. W.,
fel6 $50 re 1113 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06
BY Moody & Royal, Aucuoneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF CHEs,
TERFIELp, IMMEDIATELY, On }; THE StHHE E
FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE At PUBLIC I,I,
AUCTION.-By virtue of decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield, the 18th day OF
MAY, 1870, in the chancery suit Of Taylor against
Haskns als, shall proceed to sell at public auc,
Chesterfield courthouse at Ii A. NJ. that valuable
FARM in the county OF CHESTERFIELD, on the Clover
Hill railroad about eighteen miles from Richmond,
and two from the Clover Hill coal mines, containing
about Il6 acres, and being the same Of which Arthur
TAYLOR. deceased, died seized aud possessed. The
land is in good heart. Immediately upon the Clover
Hill railroad, and within one hours ride by rail- of
Richmond and Petersburg. TheimproycDentsc con-
sist of commodious dwelling aud 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
ments with interest added from day OF sale, and title
10 be retained until whole purchase money Is paid
and conveyance ordered by court:
T. NJ. LOGAN,
NH Special Commissioner.
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BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ BY virtue OF an order OF the Circuit Court OF the
city Of Richmond, dated May %, 1871 In the Suit OF
Woodward, Baldwin Co., against James Baynes
Son. shall proceed to SELL on the premises, onsAI
n ali that l. OF OF GROUND situated on the south
side OF Clay ut its intersection with Gtlmer street
fronting IS feet Clay street and running back l6s
feet, being the same property which was conveyed
to the said James Baynes & Son by Kelley, Tacket'
& Ford, By deed dated 18th January, 1870 ana auly
recorded in the clerks Office Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond, In Deed Book No. 20, b, on page
$50. -....-..
rs to the deferred payments with interest from day
of sale. the purchaser giving negotiable notes salts
factorily endorsed and the title retained until all o.
rected by the court JOHN W. WRIGHT,
fe m Sheriff City OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06
By n. Benson, Auctioneer,
Charlottesville.

A UCTION SALE.-That valuable estate
IN ut Louisa Courthouse, Va, known as the HO-
TEL and other property, Will be sold at auction, on
the premises, MONDAY the 1lth of March next
(court-lay), consisting Of the following buildings
Gc.-to wit: TW o LARGE HOTEL TEEEMENTS,
one Of which Is brick, and has attached two rooms,
rented for stores; several Offices, dwelling, kitchen,
cabins ice-houses, excellent new stables, sufficient
for 100 horses all of which In good condition.
having been thoroughly repaired since the war. Has
attached some EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
with garden, &C. - !.
There Is no other hotel in the town. the exclusive
sale Of spfrituous liquors. bookkeeping, &C., having
been entirely restricted to this property renders it
exceedingly valuable and Is considered the best pay
ing property OF the kind IN the State -
Louisa Courthouse Is Immediately on tie Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, sixty-two miles west OF
Richmond, and Is most pleasant and rapidly grow
Ing place, having Large manufacturing and milling
establishment which adds much to the prosperity OF
the town aud surrounding country. 80
This property Is really for sale, and viii be sold
even at q great sacrifice
TERMS: One-fourth cash, or It's equivalent in
railroad or other bonds; balance at one two, three,
four and five years, with SIX per cent Interest and
trust deed but should the purchaser wish to pay
more, or all cash, . most liberal discount will be
made.
This property. well managed, would pay. for itself
ere the last payment becomes due.
For further particulars address -
"a Arlington Depot, Nelson county. Va.
: III. BENSON, Auctfoneer. re A-W&S3wH: ,
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A facetious individual not many miles from
Danbury, sought to "draw his wife out" by
pretending to be found dead with an empty
Iaudanum phial by his side. And that lady
was good deal shocked at first, but having
read that needle introduced in the human
lesb would indicate on its surface whether
that flesh was dead, and being woman OF
eminent practicability, she at once armed
herself with polished cambria of nearly two
inches growth, and with throbbing heart and
bated breath introduced good share of its
length into an appropriate portion of the de-
ceased. What the surface Of the needle really
indicated was not learned, as he took it with
him as he passed through the sash.-DanJ,t1y
NeiGs. ..-
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BY A. c. Pulllam, Auctioncer.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Il THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
WEST SIDE OF LOCUST ALLEY, LATELY
USED AS TOBACCO FACTORY.---At the re-
auction, on the premises on THURSDAY the It'll
day Of March. 1872, at half-nast O'Clock +. n, the
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS-cach three stories
and an attic-located on the west side Of Locust al
ley and front together Il feet inches, and run back
o9feet tmore or less A plat Of the premises viii be
shown at sale ,-.-. -.
This property is centrally located, and be used
as business houses, residences for manufacturing
purposes. The brick In the houses would bring
nearly as much the parties holding the property
are willing to take for Ii.
The property ts for sale without limit and Judges
Of such property are specially invited to this sale
notes. with interest added secured by trust deed upon
the premises at one, two, and three years. j.
a. c. PULLLAM,
fe Observation-Disclosures Auctioneer.
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Ils-Invol.
limited STATES MARSHAL,S SAL

Ho-lpVOl.
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
" IN THE MATTER OF EDWIN T. PIIkIS-
TON, BANKRUPTCY virtue OF an order Of the
District Court OF the United States In the above
case, and to me directed. shall, sell at public AUG
ton, on THURSDAY, March 7, 1872. at fhe factory
No. 1900 Franklin street. Richmond, Va, the follow
property belonging 10 the estate Of said
bank rnpt-yiz,
u RETAINERS;. - 7ofT,H isgs&
Is BOX SCREWS, with bIllets and bands complete;
u sHAPE-MILL s-pounds, half-pound, long lS's,
land IL inch; So 80 III
! STEAM PUMP. ~ ...sfS-s z:
. SMOKING TOBACCO-CUTTERs,
2 STEM-GRINDERS, "
STEM-CRUSHER,
SHAFTIEG and PULLEYS.
TWIST-RENCHES, KNIVES, and SCALES,
HERRTNG'S SAFE,
OFFICE FIXTURES, &C.;
TRADE BRANDS Of Z. T. PILKISTON,
including the celebrated copyright brand Fruits
and Flowers; together with oil the fixtures aud
appurtenances necessary for the manufacture OF
both SMOKING and PLUG TOBACCO.
: TERMS OF SALE For surns under $3.50, cash: for
sums over &25oa credit Of sixty days, with approved
negotiable notea. er.
Sale TO commence at II o'clock A. II.
~ - DAVID B. PARKER,
NH s-td United States Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06
BY Moody s. Royal, Aucuoncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY:-By virtue OF a decree Of the County
therein pending styled Adkins ct ais. Is. Adkins 6
ais, the undersigned special commissioner VIII
sell at public auction, on the 1lTH DAY OF MARCH,
1872, In front Of the courthouse, at u o'clock n:
the following pToperty-to wit: the FARM owned
by the late William Adkins, situated five miles from
Richmond on the Broad Rock road, containing Sc
VENTY-SEyEN ~ ACRES, more or less. There
is good frame dwelling on the farm containing
five rooms. >
All the outbuildlngs on the place arei good order
A fine garden we'll enclosed and III the highest state
Of cultivation. Also, splendid young apple and
peach orchard Best well water In the yard that can
be found. One-third Of the land Is in original
growth Of oak and pine. fine lot Of valuable wal
nut trees is also on the place. The balance Of the
land is well enclosed and in fine state of cutiva-
ton. The neghborhood good, and the location desi-
rable. ,s -
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash; balance In six
aud twelve months title retained BY the court until
the purchase money is paid.
F. NJ. CONNER, Special Commissioner.
MOODY & ROYAL. &uctinnpers. NH
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MASCHESTES, a., 4 ~ !.
Editors Dispatch In your issue o. not ;''e
An instant I notice e statement relectnls
e esh ,.St', much regard to useel somewhat
ADVERSELY adversely upon The mineral interests OF our
gn,d old Safe Of Virginia. .,
so The Tor,unate .Icrseyman who stumolco
,r., tbr extraordinary mica mine in the
, mo',n tai: Of Pennsylvania did not stumble
" into the only mine Of mica in the Unlteo
Stltcs." ;, u, ,bo
Gentlemen so thoroughly posted IN ail Tue ~
important mineral products OF Higin IN, q,
Yourselves mast have overlooked the fact t nat
wishn thirty miles of your city there re are are
several valuable miucs Of mica-o sN,n IN 'e o,
county of Hanover, ono in Inc e t%s com.
Amelia, and one recently opened Ill '''' ''
I. enclose you specimen of our Virgins e.
mica. ...,o ,yo
frhe specimen sent is beautiful ' one, we
were we'll aware tina: there WIS al 'o''''0''''N>
Of mica in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06
BY Isbel 6 Son,
Anctinnecrs and Real Estate Agents,

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK TIE
~ NEMENT, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FIRST STREET
AND BROOK AVENUE. FOR SALE At AUC-
of March, 1872, at a o'clock P. NJ, that valuable
BRICK TENEMENT located as above stated, now
In the occupancy Of A. Csron, Esq.
The buildings are admirably arranged for a era
nary and grocery business having fine store front
ing OH Broad street. connecting With large lumber
or storage house, running back to paved alley.
The upper part Is well arranged for family resi-
dence, With private entrance from Broad street
/, The. above property may be purchased privately
before the day OF gale. ~ 30 -
: Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue st six,
twelve. and eighteen mouths, for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by deed OF trust
NH ids iSBELL & SON, Auchoneers.
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1EcIpC.EE AND OHIO RAIL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after September Isl PAsetN.
GER TRAINS viii leave Richmond !sIhcA!' OK
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White SlpEuf
Springs, connecting at GordonsTiue WIN sIa
lkIexnncria and Manassas trsDi icE washington 1A
North, and Lynchburg and South. c,,-
ass P. CCoNMOpATlOSIHAaiaSs i 10 TO- ov',
donsvie except on Saturday, on which da! AZ NJ.
at5P M. THIS train connects NJ Gornons'Iie ~ MA
the night trains on the Orange: hexaIdris snd -.
nassas railroad for LYNCHBuRG and "ASi'N"'
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest. ouoo,stown.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, QE Hasser,.s,r'
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre k9;'e TN,
Bergen. Copenhagen, aud Gothenburg, 10 wi Y. SS
on this road eau be bought OF The Gensia IT, .nT
gent at Richmond, or can be ordered ufousn@ "'
Furthee information may be obtained at Tie eon-
NO No passenger train. arc run on Sunday
A. II. PERRY, General supsiihteaaS s.n,
JAMES +. EETHEnLASD, General llcAe' Ae'
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STRANGE ,.'gARACyER.--The Washington
corrcsnondent of The Cincinnati Commercial
furnishes the following: . l..
remember one old Woman, she must Dc
dead now, who used to sit near the report
ers' gallery, in q corner, all ttay, long, witt
her Knitting. She must have oeen nearly
seventy years old, for she was gray auo win
killed. and bent with age, and her vo->ce wa'
shrill and piping. Her dress was alWa.> Wv
same-a dress Of dark woollen stuif, ant>
bonnet of black silk, something between
hood and sun-bonnet. For many years that
old lady occupied that seat. She was never
seen in another. She came long before the
Honse assembled, and remained until 1t ad-
iourned. Nothing was known of her. She
paid no attention to anything but her knit
ting and the proceedings of the House. She
was the great mystery; nobody knew her
nobody could tell where she came from; " nat
her name was, nor where she Went TO" IL
was only known that she was never absent
from that seat during the sessions OF Tue
House. Every day found her IN the same
place. , -
fall and spring were knee-deep; 1t mattered
not If the wind blew the. snow of winter III
biting eddies about the ears OF outdoor folk ;
it availed not ii the session was DELAYED long
into the tropical summer, when the galleries
were like immense bake-oyers, sparkling and
swapping with heat-nothing kept her away.
She came as regularly US the hour OF ~ on
the big clock in front OF the Speaker, and she
always had, at least she appeared always to
have. the same knitting-work. This was ac-
counted O little strange, for she toiled most
misunderstanding, it is true, now and
then for a second to bend over the railing
when any exciting occurrence was taking
place.
What was most peculiar in this strange
woman she seemed to take the deepest liz
terest In the proceedings, and she watched
them with the intelligence which denoted
her thorough understanding and apprecia-
ton OF what was occurring. She would fire.
auently break out with such explanations as
"Good for you," "Thats right" That's q
Ie," ooh, you are very sharp" hope he'll
carey it, &c. The stranger sitting near
would turn and look the old woman in tho
face in wonder for q moment, but she was
unmoyed, paying NO attention, but continu-
:. : her knitting. She did not seem to have
q au Sseran,ed mind. but single circumstance
a, aei ,y to beltaye that her mind was
seu n unsteady. Whenever vote In
sonne has was taken Uira roce she
, .ns no o.n o,t as loud as any Of them
"ouiu s,y a o ,.Io, the Speaker called for the
"a-ye anu when I'd answer in the same
a.anner, "n-o." She yo1> S.doGaed heine
every question:, and neve. many of the
somewhat in adyanee Of o goo.- ia st,ange
members in this respect, I'll. .,ston,ed
woman disappeared from her acc. apo, aro
place In the gallery about two years "a
She departed as quietly and mysterioQsls b
she came; nobody knows from whence 'shs |
came. or whittier sls has gone. She Is proba. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06
BY E. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
No. . Fourteenth street.

IT THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
"A shall sell at auction, ON the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1872. at the hour OF o'clock 2. NJ, those
TWO VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TENEMESTS,
containing four rooms EACH situated the east side
of Fifth street between Leigh and jackson streets
The lot fronts Fifth street c5 feet inches, and
runs back within parallel lines 13o feet. This pro-
buildings In front. The property Is now renting for
$3.50 per apnu,n, payable monthly, to punctunl
tenants. II can he purchased privately before the
day of sale by applying to n. DEyEREAUx, ESD, or
myself i.-l.s 49, -5I-.
TERMS: one-third cash balance In one and two
years for negotiable notes interest added ut eight per
cent, secured By 3 decd of trust.
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In Boone county, Ky, there is a family
whose singular manner Of living and ether
peculiaritics excite general interest. The
head Of the family is native of Scotland, an
educated man. well read, and of fine CONVEX
sational powers. He does nothing for the
support OF his Gamily, and although they arc
in an almost starving condition is dcvotinS
his time to the study of the Greek language.
While he is thus engaged they arc living in
n miserable hut without floor or windows,
and with scarcely food enough to keep them
from starving. The woman has neither edu-
cation nor sense: in fact, the only thing she
has worth speaking of is fits. She gives the
family what attention it gets, and prepares
the food sent them by neishbors, while heI
husband is engaged in his classical studies OIL
in prowling about the neighborhood reading
essays to lis acquaintance.
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4 WEoLE FAMILY OF "SETTERs. In
Hhode Island lately farmer was tugsins
AWAY with all his might and main Mt par
rel of apples which he was endeaYorlns 10
ret I'D the cellar stairs, and calling at the top
Of his lungs for one OF the boys to lend him
n hand, but in vain. When he had, alter al
infinite amount Of sweating and shutting, ac'
complished the task, and just when they were
not needed, of course, the "boys" made
their appearance.
"Wnere have you been, and what nave
YOU been about, I'd like to know, that yot
did not hear me calf" inquired the farmer
in an angry tone, and addressing the eldest
"Out in the shop, settin' the saw" rcpheo
the youth.
"Uut III the barn, settin' the hen"
And you, sir%
Cup in Glanny's room, settin' the Clock
"And you, young mani"
.Up in the galTet, settin' the trap"
"And now, Master Fred, where were you
and what were you settin't" asked the ole
farmer of the youngest progeny, the asperit!
of his temper being somewhat soitened D!
this amusing category of answers. "Come
| let's hear"
"Out on the doorstep, settln' still! !" re
| piled the young hopeful seriously.
"A remarkable set, must confess" addet
the amused sire, dispensing the grinnint
rroup with q wave Of his hand.
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~ dence and valuable farm of one hundred and
lightweight and quarter acres; postly arabic. and
In q high state Of Improvement; situated In King
William county, on public road leading from Man
gohick church to Hanover Town ferry: about I'VE
miles from Hanover Courthouse depot, CHESAPEAKE
convenient to schools, churches, post ofhee, work
shops, ac.-wil be sold at public auction, ~ King
The improvements consist Of conimodiousz dwsll-
ing, Kitchen with four rooms, large barn, stable
caTriage-house aud other necessary farm honses,al
in good condtion-and excellent orchards OF apples,
pears, peaches, and other fruits.
TERMS: Between Si,7o0 and 81 500 In cash the re-
which sold NAV direct aud III default OF direction
on twelve mouths credit. secured by deed OF trust
Deed, with special warranty and immsdtate posses
mh S.tds Trasteas
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by Grubbs & Williams, 10
Auctoncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE AND LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
NINTH NORTH OF NJ STREET AT AUCTION;
In execution of deed Of trust from Fields Cook ard
wife to the subscriber as trustee being thereto re-
ouired by the creditors secured, viii sell at auction
upon the premises on Saturday, 10th Of March, ut
O'clock P. NJ the property conveyed in said deco,
being LOT OF GROUND situated as above, 'front.'
Ing feet the west side Of Ninth street running
back to rayine, having depth or gag feet on ats
boundary Upon said lot there Is a FRAMED COT
sTAGE with SIX rooms, kitchen with two rooms,
TERMs: One-fonrth cash; balance at 4, 8, and II
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added.
= JAMES n. NJ. DAVIS, Trustee. Z.
GRIHRBe & WILLIAMS. kuCtlOncerS. mn 9
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BY Hill & Goddtn,
Real Estate Auctioncers,
No. HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE ON WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN LEIGH, AND CHA
STREETS.-In pursuance 10 decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond. entered on the
10th day of February, 1872. In suit therein depend
ing STYLED Parker U.s. PENIS administrator, the un-
dersigned. special commissioner thereby appointed,
win sell at public auction on MONDAY the nth day
the following real estate-viz, LOT on tlle west side
of FfNenth street between Leigh and Clay streets,
frontS5 on Fifteenth street u feet, aud running back
lo0 feSS with Two FRAMED TESEMENTSt there
on and Is known rs lot No 81 in Adamss plan, or SO
much thereof as will be sufficient to pay the debt Of
plaintiff the costs of suit, and expenses Of sale.
ipstalments of three aud six months from the day OF
sale the purchasers to give negotiable notes. with In
teres added for the credit payments, aud the title Il
be retained until the purchase money is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court. o
- -, ...- ROBERT G. SCOTT,
NH Special Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

commissioners SALE OF TRACT
~ OF LAND OF NINETY ACRES IN CHES.
TERFYEaD COUNTY, NEAR TO THE CLOVER
HILL PITS.-By virtue of decree OF the Chancery
Coust of the City of Richmond, pronounced on the
10th November, ls7l IN the case OF Brown, Ge;E GO.
Totty, &C., we as special commissioners shaH, IN
further execution thereof proceed 70 sell at PUBIC
town Of Manchester, on SATURDAY the lsth March,
1872, at Il O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF. LAND re-
ferred to In the proceedings Of said cause, containing
NINETY ACRES, standing on the books OF the COM
missloners In the name OF Joseph Cousins's estate
but decided to sid Totty in 1867. Said Land Lies IN
Chcsterfeld near to Glover Hill pits but more ac-
curate description will be exhibited at the hour OF
sale. -a-,.-s
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until the last note Is paid
and q conveyance ordered by the court -
NH 4 H.a. CANNoS, Commissioners.
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h,v among the dead, for nothing short O..
that would have taken her from her pefchl
Of observation, near the reporters gallery
and from her chronic knitting work.
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g BY Richardson d Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Ills Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
II AND LOT FOR SALE BY AUCTIoN.--on
FRIDAY the 3th instant, ut a O'Clock r. h., we
shall sell by auction, on the premises on the south
side Of Grace street between Seventeenth and Etgh-
teenth streets, desirable FRAME DWELLING,
containing nine rooms, and LOT fronting % oy ies
feet.
TERMS: One.third cash; balance In negotiable
notes ut four, eight, and twelve months.
s.'sNs'@' - - RICUARDsoN q CO.,
III nhk 80 Auctlopsers,