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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-02-22
ShariRS Sale.

IN CIRCUIT COURT-MASITOWO
County. Charlie Morse, Plaintiff
against Charles Paulus and Fred Lippmann
Dcfendants.- BY virtue Of an execution issued
ont Of .ail Circuit Court for Manitowoc
County, and State Of Wisconsin. in the above
entitled cause to me dire ted and delivered
against the personal property and real es-
tate Of said defendants above named. /
have levied and seized upon the west half Of
the south-west quarter of sec No. twent y-foUr
t2l). IN town No. eighteen lSl. north Of
range No. twenty-five (22j east. being ghty
so acres Of land more or less according to
government survey, and lying and being in
the town Of Liberty, in the County and
and State aforesaid as the same is now on
record in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
Of sid County, which said above described
land or 50 much thereof as shall be neccs
saly to raise the amount of one hundred and
forfy-six dollars and "a cents STAG 34) and
interest from Nov. 9Th, 1871 together with
cost Of sale | shall expose for sale and sell
Al public section. to the highest bidder. al
the Sheriff ; Office in the Court liOuse In the
city Of Manitowoc, in the County and State
aforesaid on the 28th dry Of March, A. D.
1872, 1T the hour Of 10 o'clock in the fore
neon Of that day. subject t. three mortg yes
on said land and interest on III. same. One
i..art"age Of three hundred dollars $500 O0)
/ and interest 1T the rate Of ten per cent from
June 3)th, 1871. One mortg &c Of one hun
Grcl and fyrty-four dollars ($l4i.C0} with
/ interest from Sept. LIST, 1866. at the rate Of
seven per cent. And one mortgage Of one
hundred dollars $4,000 with interest 1T
the rate of 9 per cent. from November Ssh
1871.
Dated Sheriff Office Feb s. 1872
ALBERT WiTTENBEkG Sheriff
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DAUCHY & CO.'S COLUMN.

w.L~s., Proprietor, r. II. McDe..lp Co. Druggists
Gen Agents. San Francisco CAi and 81 Cognuss y. Y.
MILLIONS Bear Testimony I"cir
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, Made Of Poor
Rum. WhisiIey. Proof spirits aud Refuse
Liquors doctored, spicci and seetce 10 please tho
taste called ToniCS "Appetzcrs. "lteStorcrs, &c,
that lead the tipper drunkenness ANA ruin bat
atrre Medicine made from the Native Roots and erhs
of California. free from all Alcoholic Siimu-
limits. They arc the GREAT BLOOD rURI-
FER and 4 LIFE GIVING: PRINCIPLE.
perfect Iicuoyator ana Iuyisoratur Of the SYSTEM
carrying of all poisonous matter and restoring theblood
to q healthy condition. No person can take these Bit
according to directions and remain long unweE
provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral
rosouo otl.er means. ati the vital organs wasted
beyond the point OF repair.
They are Gentle purgati,e ns well ASH
Tonic. possessing, also. the peculiar merit Of acting
IS a powerful agent in relieving Congestion InAam-
matiou Of the Liver. and all the Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. in yourg
old married single. the dawn Of .ahcod crat
the tam Of life. these Tonic bltters have no equal.
For Iuh;.mulaiory and Chronic Uheuma-
tiam and G0ut. Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Billions, KemfitIcnt and Intermittent Fee
vcr~. Diseases Of the BLOOD. Liver. Il i'd
urys aua bladder, these Buffers have been most
successful Such Diseases are caused 10y Inflated
Blood. which is generally produced by arrangement
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OK ISDIGE-TiON. Head
sche Pain il the Shoulders, Coughs. Iightucss of the
Chest Dizziness. Sour Eructations Of the stonlach,
Bad Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks ralp alton OF
the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs Pam in the
sous OF the Kidneys, AMI hundred other painful s,nP
toms. the ofSPrinGS Ct Dyspepsia.
They iny=orate til" Stomach and ,tmnlae the torpid
Liver AMI Bowels, which renacr them 81 unequslle4
efficacy in cleansing the blood of al. impurities and
parting new life and vIror TO the whole system.
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The Gift Enterprise OF the National
Engineers Association.

The above enterprise has fallen under
cloud of suspicion, from the fact that no
information can be obtained as to the place
Of deposit of the money derived from the
sale Of tickets The Milwaukee papers
have been discussing the matter, and two of
the banks Of that city, which were referred
to By the Association as places Of deposit
have come out in cards denying any knowl
readers to refrain from investing in any
gift enterprises until they obtain satisfncto-
ry evidence of their commences. The fol-
lowing are the disclaimers Of two of the in
sttuti0ns referred to:
\ CARD.-Many enquiries having reached
US, asking if there was any deposit to tho
t credit Of 4" The National Engineers Asso-
citation" with the Bank Of Commerce"
We would respectfully inform the public
generally, that we have never had such an
/ account on our books, nGr were any funds
/ ever ordered placed with Us to the credit Of
! that institution.
EDWARD O'NEILL, President
ALBERT y. GEILFUss, Cashier.
Inasmuch as we are receiving daily in
. quiries regarding the National Engineers
Association, an4 whether they have funds
on deposit in this bank, we take this meth
Cd Of notifying the public that we know
nothing whatever about said association,
and they have no funds now on deposit
here, and never had.
D. FERGUSON.
Cashier, Wis. Marine and Fire ms. Co. 5
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Chairman Special Bridge Committee.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
BY Lee Il Go,idln. Allcti0Dtrrs.
No. lll3 Main street.

NLNEY, A BEAUTIFUL AND PRO
ODUCT1vE FARM. THREE AND a HALF
MILES FROM THEGAPiToL, NEARMECHAh.
ICsyILLE TURNrlkE, CONTAINING y TAI TM"
EHfnfh Ac RE Nh hiS STRkWBEKKi
HILL FARM, BELONGING TO MEssks. ED
MOND & DAVENPORT, THAT OF JAMES NJ.
Be BEL DI VII SiNT0 FIVE TRACTS, FOR SAIL
At PUBLIC AUCflOS.-On THURSDAY ilr
Iatl, day of June, 1872 on the premises, at 0cor"
r. ~: we will proceed 70 sell the very valuable
Of the late Josiah ID. Smith and n"% 81 Oscar Il.
Cosby, ESP, sitnsted described above. and coi
tanning TWO HuNDRf.D AND SEtENTf.THh
land. we'll adapted to the growth of The cereals -.
our climate. and more especially suited for earl
vegetables and fruits and berries.
This property Will Ire divided into five tracts, ant
each division will contain 49, follows:
MOL. 81 acres, 2js OF which are superior HpIahi
and 81 In woods.
No. 2. 525 acres, u OF same Illi.iliy W NO. w W
land 20 lilo acres Of rst-class bottoms, and II III"
In woods.
No. B. cod acres, % G3-lOo acres IN excellent lani
25 7Io0 In superior lowgrounds and ea-loo acres !"
woods.
No l. 635 acres, Is 42-loo fine upland, % lilo
In rich bottoms, and IL 35-lO0 IN woods.
No 6. S2s acres, Ii 63-iU0 acres Of good uplahi
l6 l2-lG0 lowlands. 81 6?-l00 III woods.
On tract No. there Is Il fine spring: on No
good orchard of select fruit; on No. dwelling ah
out-houses ample for the farm and In fair order; '
Nus
supply OF mari Of the most sup'ro'
quality. Nh,
tract n, allotted In the division: and from our 9
with the above property We ran saici
pronounce Il one Of the most productive ana desfa
Die farms Us whole In Eastern Virginia nis
by the MechanicSviJe pike In drive OF about foI.
minutes from the cityone of the best roads W li,
connty-ald situated I'm q healthy and most rchhtd
neigjibOrilood. The growing crops attest the Wire
OF tile soil The tract Is well watered uIroughonit
boundaries, not subject to overflow, aud the Soli y
quick in lts returns. That portion containing mar
may be said to be truly valuable. and the supply
great and qualify so very superior fertilizer Thai
lis proper value eau scarcely be estimated
Great care has been taken In the subdivision il'
survey by Alex. u Lee, Esq architect and snrsrS"f
OF this city, and plats OF the property ID le" NY
may be obtnfned by calling at his office, corner BAN
and Eleventh streets. up stairs or or the sGctoner'
Terms: One-fourth cash; residue nj SIX, tse,f'
and eighteen months credit Tor nc2otlabe ha.t
with SIX per cent. interest added from day q! ssi'
and trust deed tn secure deferred payments. lhe'2
for the present year to be paid by the pilrcasef'
purchasers. ,,,,,to, :.
our Office, aud we will take pleasure In sho"Iht
them, and also visiting the beds with tl0ss on s''
to purchase. LEE q HoD .,In.,
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A5GTIos asIE Ta.ure pays


afsOMMIssIoNER's SALE OFsyALUA-.
sN52BEE Tf5fBEKED land IN s.HhNalyEK
SDUNTYt ApI0!NIEE5. tIIh NEAk TO wv ms
MEETING OF 0raEEs Ia! aAs ny ,t ~
4EDOCHLAND COUNTY NEAR TOsTUShA1Uh
sCREEK.-By virtue If d Decree Of the Circnt court
of Henrica county, entered on the stl lsfz,
In the case OF Hills guardian against Hi, &c.
shall as special commissioner, thereby nppOfnied,
proceed 20 sell ut auction,at the ufsiceof Wailiug-
ton G0ddn, real estate anctionper, corner or Bank
and Eleventh streets, in the city OF Richmond, on
FRIDAY the sIst june, fsT2, at y O'Clock M.. the
TRACT Oh. LANE1 assigned as dover 70 the widow
of the late James Hill, situated In Hanover county
adjoinifIg WINS meeting ,hoiise and the IlIids OF
Mrs. F,f1inie +. Carver. on the New Graded Turn
pike road. and about twelve miles northwest of
Richmond. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FTFTY-TWO ACRES, on which there Is said TO he
q large quantity of excellent wood and timber.
Also, TWO PARCELS OE LAND In GOocilIand
county, on Tuckahoe creek, adtjniug the lands of
Mrs. Fleet George SHnnfers, and Others, the one
containing 787l-l10 acres and the other 75Tl-l0Q
acres, adjoining each other.
TERMS .One-fourtll cash balance nj six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes interest
added, we'll endorsed. and title retained till the fur
Their order OF the Court, - i-4ssf,
80 y .s5ff ~ hsts y{l2 Commissioner
P.S.-At the same time and place win, he sold the
TRACT OF LAND owned by Mrs. Angelina Bill I'M
her own right containing 81 lS-l0o acres, adj3initle
the lands OF Henley, Wade, and others, ON Ifcka-
hoe creek. -. .,ts,r 9sss2
plat Of the above lands can be seen at my Office
je l-l.s,l5&2l ffts w. GODDiN, Aucnoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
rs Grubbs & Williams,
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL M
II rHOEOEGHLY Y DESIRABLE Bh,t
DWELLING At THE 6OIrTHWEsT L0f,tIr
OF CI.AY AND FOURTH STREETS FOE ST.
AT AUCTJON.-By request Of Mr. &. !. Lua .,'r.,
who by reason OF bad health wishes ID hston.'ft ~,
housekeeping We win sell at ancti3n, upon
PREMISES on THURSDAY the 18th LAY OF JUN. -
O'Clock r. NJ, his RESIDENCE situated a ~ a..
1t was built by him about three wears se% a. ~ Isl,
own USE and In Its plan and construction. nE Kin
and Judgment, aided by the best IT,, az,
and ample means were freely used 70 c'Ip he n.
rything thar Is desirable and altractiSs aha ii
sui. Is q mansion which strikes the aiiiniIs,.l,
every nssslr hui only those who have ti7rousII,
examined its interior are aware OF It's NH
In every respect. II has aboat ten r sso n,,olr,-
every modern convenience. and I'D ~! lts ap
ments IL scarcely capable OF improvement. h..
The same fine tsstc, with due ai.er a,,rss,rh.
ths city wfih It's beautiful flowers, eyersrsehs' a.
ornaments trees na finn. of III
The terms viii bc made known al ts ,s ,i"M
SAFE. AGctioiHTfs'
NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
.a BY Richardson &c.,;
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
lIl3 Main street.

7. ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER By
AUCTION. ON SATURDAY the 18th Instant, 1t d
o'clock p. NJ. we shall sell by auction on the pre-
misses a. large number OF beautiful BUll. DING
LOTS In Purcell and Cabell's extension OF Marks
addition to Manchester on the east. This properly
consists oil about tOrtytirec acres OF land laid OH
into lots OF ggxl57 feet with alleys In the reir nc
cordlng To the plan OF the town of Manchester
lively by Wadw6rth, Morgan. Marx aud Maury
streets; convenient TO the granite quarry ON the
river, and should bc particularly attractive IN the
operatives at that place and others without homes
lnre~s,n.iy annoyed by the payment OF rents which
in short time amount to more than The cost OF the
PROPERTY rented. The location Of this property l.
free. from any UNPLEASANT surroundings. perfectly
healthy, and veuieut to all points of business and
interest Houses built In this LEGALITY will readily
command good and proinpt-Ietying tenants At Il
rental netting income OF ut least twelve cent
per annunl. ..,.t :.
TERMS: Ouc-fonrth cash. the balance, with in
terest in four, eight and twelve months. t=
.,..r. ..... D.. RICHARDSON & Co,
10 Q AIctiOuppra
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-AueTToE aAI.Es--zhia my.
i BY Cook q Esnehtot, Auctionesrs
corner of Governor and Franklin. streets.

sfEff by Cook d EanRntont Aucuonfbfst
corner Of Governor and Frank lin STREETS;
TlARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AssoRT-
Ai MEsT az HoIIs EHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE At rIoH.-IHas D iaa sas l le
O'Clock viii sealat our ancugntf98ss RT s N1
desirable assortment Of sHOBsEHOLDefulEsst
Huas, nens sdsE% St CHAMBER SUIT
WALNUT. HAIR.Co VERED PARLoR SU rs e.,
WALNUT and MA HO6ANYiMARbLE-foE boo -
wA Ikn r. and MAHOGANY MARBLE-ToP Ia
= BLEs and WASHsT ANIS, no ,,,.
Eleopnt FRENCH-PLATE MIRROKS,
MAHOffANY ana other w ARDRUBE S;, 3, :, I,1,,,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT J lS LIN u v bE f.Lt
srn ed1 Hair and sHUCK MATTRESSES, BOIL
: STEERS, and P1LlloWS;mr EYjs.s.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, ,nocvpoo
GkNEand WOOD-sEAT CHAlks and k9ChEh
MAHOGANY sIDEBO ARDS. TIN ,sAF = nv nc
MAHOGANY and WALNUT DININ S, z fL Els,
IOOKIkG-siLASSESa ana ENGRAFiSGo, IE
TOILET WARE, TENDEKS;,, -. .r=..
CROCKERY and GLASSMAfE'
OILCLOTH and MATHIS,
KITCHEN FURNITUkE,,o ainons WHICH arg '''
raj good COOkING-STOPEo. a,e
- 80 ALSO,
One ,ne MOCKING-B1RD and CAGE, SAID 10 DC q
THE attention. OF the public u asked TO this sale as
t,,e Furniture s all good and must be SOLO TlLhout
tie ,u ,i'''' - " COOK & LAUGHTON,
TEE 70 ~ te' Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
a. a Ny Neiiihsta, Goltiiu.
Alictionrr arid Real Estate Ageat,
corner or Eleventh and Bank s,ree,a

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF RRIfr
0IENEMEAT IN TIE Cl1Y OF RlcHsnNShh
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN ST 1EAni
N Sfya IL. o 0pP e, to TIE BALLtRb
STREET :BErWEkN HARvIE AND "PH insEE
STREETS, AND BEAUTIFUL AND ATTEtr
TIVE FARM OF sEvENTf-ONE ACRES. on
THE BROOK TURNPIKE ADJOISING THE nS
virtue Of a decree OF the c if.
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond entered On ,ha
s7tii February 1871 In the of Darracot,'s sn r
signed special commissioners appointed Inv tho sii
decree, shall sell ut auction on the premises in ih
order advertised, commencing at O'Clock r II r.
fair, not, the hrt fair ~ thereafter on TIIiRs
DAY the 18th June, is72 TIE following truly vsl t,s
bile real estate belonging to the estate Of John ,
racmtt; deceased-vtz., That valuable BRICK TENF
Fourteenth street, nearly opposite to The E,jl,s1
Hotel. fronting q feet. running hack the dnntn
thereof BOUNDED on the west by an alley and east nv
MIR. James a. inlOes's properly. and now occun1i
by Nancy Carter at tbe renal III $500 rer annum
: Afterswheh, say at s o'clock. those two heautir,,
LOTS in Sil41. nn The south side o: Grove street
feet to a wldeallcy. ~
And thereafter. at O'Clock that beautiful snd AL
mirably vel. located FARM now In the OCCUPANCY
OF Mr.. Charles Hartwell. ON the VIC Il line Of ,bs
Brook turnpike. adjoining the ol-gate, one mile
north OF Richmond, containing SEVESTY-ONE
ACRES. The farm Is justly regarded equal In
SIX rooms: besides, the usual out-buildIngs such a.
Kitchen stable harh. &c aud In front of the dwell.
ing thrrr " helnfIial grove OF oaks containing
about FOUR ACRES.
I.,eie Is on the turnpike. near the northern
boundary OF the property small framed dwelling,
now ocrnlied by Mr.; Burton as tenant
The farm will he divided Into four five parcels
two of which will front Oh the turnpike, and two or
three Oh the cross road leading from the toll gate to
the Fair Grounds. accOrtiHl,lo the plat Of surrey
he exhibited at the hour Of Yale.
1ElIha Enough in cash To- u.fray expenses Of
ale and costs Of suit: balance st ], .. and
years for negotiable notes. interest added sasfac.
toriiy endorsed, and title retained until all of the
tu.clIase money isfully paid tnda conveyance ode-
Ell by the court or by ptying nnc-fDurt In cash ,n-
personal security may he iiiseu with. Possession
of the farm on the LIST Of December next, and of TIE
other property IN 4 short time The taxes for ls57
70 he paid by the purchasers.
s.a.s .a- , lra,'f 81 NJ. GILLIAN.
JOHN Ii. GUY,
= JOHN q. STEGER.
...F.ss.s A. Fl. SANDS,
;...a..-. .t- --s .-.s u. Is. YOUNG,
j. \. MEREDITH.
- "'. ~ y. e. q. GRfSWolD,
~ I-e0t's ,te Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
by Lyme & Brother.
Auctionctrs and Real Estate Agents.
NJ 1910 NI.t,t .rr..,.t

DRAINED STORE AND a NEA r
Il FRAMED COTTAGE ADJOINING TIlt
SAME. CORNER OF MONROE STRICT AMI
BROOK AVENUE. For SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTlON.-We shall, 1T the request OF the owner
sell at public auction. on tie premises, on Y ES-
DAY the nth day of June, 1872, at O'Clock l.. NJ.
that valuable property located as above described
The store has over II 4 dwelling containing four
rooms, kitchen. &C., with Il neat front entrance.
The COTTAGE contains five rooms; kitchen, &C.;
the froift yard OF which has I'm 1t large quantity OF
flowers and Shrublery. In the rear yard there Is Il
large glane aror Of The most select Kind ana good
many fruit trees.
TERMS OF SALE: VIII be cash as to one-third OF
the purchase money; the residue at SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
nv trust Decd the taxes and insurance for the cur
rent wear to he paid by the purchaser.
LYME G. BROTHER,
my os-ys o. 98 30, ie3 5,7.slO&lI 1I AuctinnreTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
By Coulling & Meade.
Real Estate Agents and Auciionecrs,
1901 Main street.

VHAT MOST DESIRABLE BRICK
L RESIDENCE. WITH THE LARGE LOT AT
ThCHED, SITUATED AT. THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF GRACEAND TWENTY,SEVE
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-On. WEBNFSDAl
the 18th 1av OF June, at o'clock j. NJ. We will sell
ut auction, upon the premises. the property above
referred to, occupied by William Coulllng. The
dwelling contains ten rooms; kitchen, two rooms
also large stable (alI of brick, and In good orders
gas throughout the house, and well OF line water IN
the yard
Tile garden Is In fine state Of cultivation, ana con-
taius fine fruit trees, grapes, rspberrles, asparagus
BEDS &c. ..s
The situation Is tho most pleasant In that very de-
sir,,ble and improving portion OF tile city.
Persons wishing 10 secure home pleasant I'D
every respect would do we'll TO attend this sale. ;,
The above property will be sold ms whole or d.
yded, as may be deemed best at the time oi salc,
there being three beautiful building lott besides the
house lot.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
: 80, CUULLING & MEADE,
10 AncfinnrprS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
: rs BY Lyme i Brother,
Ancfioneers and Real Estate Asei-
No. 1912 Msin street.

rI,RUSrEE'S SALE OF. A LOT WIZ !ci,.
A FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, , II in nI
PLAN OF WOODylLLE. NEAR TIE o, x,tu,rl
ysas q es sssn assI 70 ne
~ ,rDste.. nf r,rorj in the Clerks Office Of hen,
county eoari, IN deed book %, page ia , Iii Al
be request of ihe beneficiary therein iiiIIfRsDlY,
public suction, on the premises, on Il the L0f.
with Viii = FRAMED TENEMENT thereon soeai'' .
ab0Se described. :. ,,.,..x tho exIsifss,
az sale and d, lay on certain ne$oilapss .aa
9th sat Nav is7i executed DIV john II. Bahks,
nayabs twelve months aflsr ts,ls, VIII WIN aS sid
thereon as specified and a. 70 ns s , 5. a. VIII De
purchase money, on saeI tfi ,n Aia
Announced az tie honr OF sale -, =. r,,,stee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
BY Wellington Goddin, .s.,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH
i LARGE BRICK TENEMENT THEREON
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BE
TWEEN JEFFER son AND MADISON
STREETS.-By virtue of decree of tile ChaGcery
Court Of the city of Richmond entered on the cd
May. 1872. in tile case OF Brauer against Staude,
and of deed Of trust bearing date 3oth July 1857,
Only recorded In Richmond Hastings Court, shall
proceed sell ut public auction, the premises,
FRIDAY the 2lst June, 1879, at O'Clock p. M., If
fair If not, the first fair day thereafter the real
estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting of lot
located as above fronting e5 feet running back 100
feet to fftecn-font alley with the large brick
said Staude. p. ~
TERMS: Enough In cash To defray expenses of
sale and to pay off note of "a with Interest from
I'd August 1865 Till paid: and as TO the residue, on
such terms az the snid StauGe shall prescribe and
direct or, on his failure to give any instructions
then on such terms as the Trustee shall deem most
expedient. w. GoDDlN,
10 ~ ..-.s...... #ss Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
BY Lyme & Brother, 49,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OLA LOT WITH
A A FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED
ON THE. NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN
TWENTY-FIVE AND TW r TY-S1 ATH
virtue of certain deed of trust executed by F. W.
Scott dated 10th May, $780, of record In the clerks
office of the Richmond Ch1ncery Court, To the nIl-
dersigned as trustees SHALL ut the request of tine
benetciares therein named, sell at public auction,
or tile premises. ON SATURDAY, 10Th June. Is7s.
ut o'clock p. NJ. the above described property.
The LOT has front OF ~ by 100 feet. - :,
TERMS: At sale. l.. G. MONCURE,
~ 49, $3.50 s@-. " 49, A. B. CHANDLER, Z
substituted Trustees, &c.
: Sale conducted by LYME Il BROTHER, Anc-
uoneerS. my2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonccr,
Office No. ITO Main street.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT NEAR TIE TOWN OF MANCI!ES-
TER, ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF THE COIL
PIT TURNPIKE AND NEARLY OPPOSITE
BUCK HILL, IN THE COUNTY OF CllESThR-
FIELD, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of 4 dee'
Of trust executed to me ms trustee by Thomas g.
Brown dated the nth day of July 1858, aud record
ed In the clerks office of the County Cont OF tcs
ertel. to secure the payment Of certain negotiable
notes therein mentioned, and default having heeI,
made i'm the payment thereof, shall proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, on W EDNES-
DAY the 18th day Of June, ls72, nj o'clock z. NJ.
the HOUSE and LOT described In said deer. -
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance At slA
and twelve months for negotiable notes. lner's
added, and secured by deed of trust.
NV al JAMES Nj. TAYLOR. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-11
BY James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No, ITO Main street.

H60 BUILDING LOTS IN MASON'S
wv ADDITION OF FALLS PLANTATION,
ADJOINING MANCHESTER, AND LYING Be
TWEEN THE PETERSBURG TURNPIKE AND
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
FOX SALE AT AuCTION.-Will be sold on A.
TURDAY the 18th of June. ls72 at "a O'Clock p. 81,
those pretty BUILDING LOTS, located az nbOye-
described, fronting on tile Petersburg turnpike. Ma
son street, and Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
sixty feet each and running back abOnt Ids feet 10
wide alley. . r
A plat of the property can be seen at my office.
i TERMS: One-third cash balance ut six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added and BE-
cured by deed Of trust. !LIfts @tft y
10 IN LANES III. TAYLOR. Auctionecr.