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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

Col. Thomas A. Scott is larne
from a sprain of the knee joint
and cannot walk. II we owned as
many railroads as he does, we
wouldn't want to walk, s'-st
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

Our Supreme Court has Iecently
decided that the marriage of negroes
while in q State Of Alavery, was
Legitimate. Judge Head delivered
the opinion. =
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

The floor OF a warehouse in
Kentucky gave way recently under
tbs weight of five thousand barrels
Of whisky. Who wouldn't?
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

Radical rule is telling fearfully
on Louisiana. The Hon. Daniel
Dennet recently stated in a lecture
before the Southern Historical
Society at New Orleans, that there
were more than one million acres
less under cultivation in Louisiana at
this time than there were in 1860;
that lands had deprecated twenty.
thirty. fifty, and even ninety per cent.
in value, and that in all material
respects the State had undergone
a startling deterioration. This is
the result Of policy which President
Grant is upholding in that State by
both the civil and military power OF
the Federal Government.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21

The Ne,rs boasts that Ripley sells
more chewing gum than any other
town in the State.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-05-21
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collecting all your labored compost
ton in one place where it can be
readily stricken ont, you will have
saved yourself all the trouble that
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
ssXUcrIom HaEEspnatiIra;sssss.
s'Ezs- yIsbelf EEons
Auctionsers and Real Esssse Agents,
No. Eleventh street, between Main Ind Bank:

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
M,g0SDs ON 81. JOHNS. ca AT. AEg,MAR II
TI0N-By virtue Of deedo OF trust executed To- the
undersigned trustees for the beuent OF the creditors
OF Glazsbrook & Thomas. bearing date on the 27f
the Chancsry Court OF the city or Riehmond, we
VIII proceed 10 sell ON 7 CESItAY The -24h day OF
June, 1879, upon the premises. commencing with
An ExtEbTksf II FRaik = ~ on
the southeast corner of ST. Johns and Charity
streets, with about six roonns The lot fronts so
feet on st Johus street and runs back between par
a1lel lines 1870 feet. is' ;-.f& rs o. -
rooms each, the north side Of Clay between Nun
ford and Gflmer streets The lots front IS feet each
and nun back 100 feet more Horless 10 an alley ten
feet wide. y aI ~ ~ s9sl 49,,
=. Two MOST DESIRABLE TwO-sToRY
BRICK TENEMENTS, on the north side of Mar
shall between Madison and Monroe streets, having
seven ROOMS, with brick kitchens, gas, and water.
These lots front 30 feet each and run back $50 feet
to an alley. These tenements were built by Glaze
brook X Thomas for their own use, anu arc most
e !. TWo es'I95RsS BRICK LuMBER-HousE,
which will make most excellent business house,
fronting on Brook avenue between. Broad and
alev tfteen feet wide THIS t,uefnent Is well suited
for the grocery and granary business. y z ~.
S. The Tw u-SNlkY eTOkEbOuSE and LOT,
as retail and wholesale grocery, fronting on Brook
avenue and Adams street twenty-nine feet and run
ming back thrty-seyen feet. This Is considered the
best bu eines5 stand on ShockUe Hill.
8. A LOT with TABLE thereon, nesr to the
Aforementioned piece OF property. fronting 90 feet
on an alley 10 feet wide. and running sack so feet
TERMS: Ons-thir,1 cash; the residue ON credit
of etx and twelve months for negotiable notes with
interest added and deeds of trust upon the pru perty
F .1IE THOMAS POTTS
/, ie - s, Surviving Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
ByW. b. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
ions Rank street next to the clIStpm-hOuSe.

ELEGANT NEW FIRsT.CLAssi PRI.
~ v AA4Ta EEf5pEfFG6k K AEE ar PuBL
AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner, pr: Geo.
B. Steel who is declining housekeeping shall, on
hour of 81 O'Clock r ~. sell at auction on the prem
Uses his elegant new rstclasS and beautiful man
siou, situate No. POS on the west line OF SCUM
Third street, between Canal and Byrd streets. Lhe
building is fine stock-brick: basement and two
stories crowned with nansard roofcf great beauty
and hasa beautiful iron feralra- porch across ihe
There arr over eighteen rooms, including kitchen
and servants chambers; besides, a large stabe anu
carriage-house, with ostler'S lodging FEED.
rooms. sc. 1t WAS completed last fall, WIS built
his almost daily inspection. In lis construction
No expense was spared In making 1t complete III
every respect. 1t has all the modern contrivaices
baths, hot and cold water; gas, bells, speaking.
tubes, marble and marhleized nlaniels, Latrob.
heater, range, &C., &c. The arrangement OF the
rooms is planned with special reference to con-
venience and comfort
both level and elevated, and Is alreaiy one Of the
most beautiful and attractive In tue city, riyalng
tans less than two squares. are extensive grounds
owned by the city, designed for public park: These
grounds have been secured as the site for the Lee
memorial monument, which insures the early i'm
provemrnt or them for their original park purpose
From this point Is one Of the most
Afforded anywhere around our beautiful city. III
short the property Is In every respect SO attractive
that q further description IL deemed unnecessary
An inspection Of the premises Is invited. and ma,
lie had any day prior 10 the sale by calling at TIT
house or on the auctioneef.
The euire grounds 6as feet front by l2o feet to
twenty foot alley. Gsa G-es -.
II is seldom such desirable property, In the condi
ton this IS Is offered for sale and buyers should bt
careful not to loee the opportunity. a.f5si ~
TFPNs: Onc-faul LII cash haance In four, eight
and twelve moDths-or one-tbIrd cash: balance IL
Six twelve, ideighteer months, interest six pc,
cent. or third cash balance in one tive, ail
thTet wears interest eight per cent, at option o
purchaser, for negotiable notes secured OF trust
deed. - W. %. hOoinS, |A"osioi'es''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
AUCTION SALES-FaIure Days. :
-~-@.s-~I.-S~~SSa--
81 BY Grubbs & wiiitams. $3.50
Auctoneers and Real Esta.e AGENTS, /.
Eleventh street between Main and nank.

-
VEK1 VALUABLE DfsTILLERY,
Am Fi < NMRsT Gp,lM AfTE MACHINERY
n8nR + Ne TURNPIKE. WITHIN oSs NIT ff.r 9 ~
xa R bessto5 fAHRp W Wtr1tS TET aiiNBkEb
To aeT hfSSHsLESAp p,s GosieAN IS
a a gay Of July ct 8 O'Clock M, we VIII se an, a.
Cd on the oea,sstT q situated saloye bound
e3151o0o ACRES oELSNbe hsSsnr tt ,enerace.
,h NV .urnEise; and II is almost cont; esne "
o,,t 1n,,, sos now so extensively worked it with
sFbs mn oseseS great value for It's brick clay
LiLLERf. Ill feet ny about % f,ct sss... Dls.
nikn, aud OF brick: BONDED WaREWSTfS4, s a.
~ - iect also OF brick: and all ysry suISiamjia
nnmn, and i ,hc c OF water furnished by we'll,
The MACHINERY AND FIXTURES cons,s, ,r
a.. =, TWO sorty horse engines, n boiler Of tbr
tsss, size, very LARGE copper still for manu-
e mug Mshes, 70 icrnenting tubs. ,2sC gallons
each S.9ei gallons; pairs French bnrrs. eomriass
ana III order: soda aSh-tu, Yeast mash-fnh hn
tnh, al complete; pair urge scales, FairhanS,
scale ior weighing cattle COAL boiling chest and
large hinS Tor grain, N complete set of grain eis
Sa,ors staohling for eight horses, house for . 7oo
utility. ~ "n" sehera'
This establishment WAS gotten UP since the wnr
ana IS probably The most complete of lie Kind I'm
Virginia. ' ,'"u AZ
This property Will be much enhanced in value nv
us proximity TO the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
lery: may DC readily adapted to other purposes.
such rs paper Or cotton mill, or any other mann
featuring purpose.
II will be sold entire--real estate machinery and
fixtures. as they stand. ~"
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS
4, @.Oit?hfh'dS =" Aucnnnoor,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
by Wellington GoddIn..
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonesr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank etreels.


THE BEAUTIFUL FARM AND COUN-
4 TRY SEAT CALLED "LABURNUM." ON
The BROOK TURNPIKE AND HERMITAGE
ROAD, ONE AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE
SERVE-I am Instructed to offer for Gale, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 10Th June, 1873. at S
O'Clock T. H. If fair, II not the first fair day there
after, the above beautiful aud attractive farm called
.LABURNUM," the late residence of the Hon
James Lyons one and half miles north of this city,
on the Brook turnpike, containing 161 l-2 ACRt s.
Ihis property Is SO well known That minute de.
scription Is unnecessary. The dwelling is supplied
with I'LL of the comforts of a wn-hOuse-water,
gas &c. and Kitchen with range of the best quail
rity. .
About sixty acres have been sown In wheat, oats
and rye, and look well.
The land fronts on the turnpike. Hermitage road
aud cross-road leading from the turnpike to the
latter road thus giving 1t advantages for sub-dvis.
ION into snlaleE tracts, plat of which can he seen
at my Office. The early completion of the great
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad will doubtless add tc
the value of real estate In AMI around our CITY
Recently the Richmond and Frederick burg Rail.
road Company purchased ut 5000 per acre land op
poeite the Fair grounds and Within mile of fiji,
place. on which they are now erecting workshops
and other buildings, which gives additional value t,
the contiguous property.
For further particulars apply to the auctioneer
TERMS: About $4,000 will be required in cash
az to the balance Of the purchase money, 1t is be
llercd that liberal terms can be had, which will b.
| made known at the hour OF sale. The place is per
fectlv healthy. and the water excellent. am in
structed to say that the sale iriN be poSitire
re 7-eOd&ds w. SODDlN. AuCtioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Eetate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street,

r ARGE FIRST-CLASS, .FOUR-sTORY
II IRON AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STORE,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LINE OF%CARY
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND VIRGINIA
STREETS. FOR SALE BY AuCTION.--W shall,
at the request of the owner, sell at public auctIon
on the premises on THUR>DAY the 10Th day Of
june Is7a, at e,o'clock 2. NJ. that truly valuable
and admirably -locatei STORE Nos 1923 and 1881
Cary street, now occupied by Nlcssrs Simpson Bass
Co It has front on two streets, and for d large
Wholesale bacon-house. or a wholesale business of
any kind. 1t Is one Of the best locations on Cary
street, being so very convenient TO all points OF
business and the various shipping points both by
rail and water. r..a ~ z.-rz
Ths building was erected since the war at cost
OF S24 900. There s fine fre-proof vault ana the
cellar s rat-proof The store covers the entire lot.
The lot has a FRONT Of about 5ox1O5 feet. a fur
ther description Is deemed unnecessary for so Yalu
able piece Of property, and should command the
special attention Of capitalists and others seeking
good and permanent investment, for 1t Is seldom
such property Is offered In the market Taxes for
the current year to be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS: Very liberal, aud made known at the
hour Of sale. LYME 4 BROTHER,
te IA AuctiOneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
8; BY James II. Tssicr q Ben,
Real sEStzts AEerts snd Aucapaeess
!. ofice cd1Ner T1syenfa5 ma Bank Bsfcefss

TfRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALUs
IL 4 4 H psb R NSNE rs qHE SD sd
isilS hNs ssssaK ~ FfssfIrAIs z.
fGHISERY FOR REFINING 6Ia4R-Dy W.T.
the gof q deed Of trust executed 70 us g III
senes: q se ssssSrs e Iss sc
rnary nth, 1871, and duly recoEsed fn n gaeSkS
Office Of Richmond Chanesry Court ~ y: 2.
don tSy p Ok Sst he II psmises. on NE is
day of June, 1873, at u O'Clock M an o. 1s
ms9tlSsa PigRfsty III
street near Dock street The lot fronts feet fIls
ming back 1si LIT nn' ny ser st
teenth and Seventeenth streets giin tnss lISS n.y.
and desirable fve-story BRICK sTORErHVgsslr.T
No. Both honses built q the very pest sannd
In hrst-ciass sugar refinery, which was puscnasea
less than two years ago ut cost Of over $4,000 .
upon ras DOCK s @ 9eq
for ssahs
s. h The S s
sails for ptrshase privately III part or as 9 wnole
The propeIry will, be sold free from aucrpnbrsnce
1.-THE trustees La previous deeds uniting me con-
e M pasha x as c
BY the courts who Is entitled to these notes. gut O.
to this part OF the -mapsy the purchaser
affCNeO 10 eSkECItlaE
only when release Of said eneumbrancss is offered
TERMS: One7shjrd Of the entire sparch ase-m0ney
cash: G., 500 in bond payable on the above eo1di-
ton at eighteen months, bearing interest from the
istday OF August, 1885, 81, oGa In bond payabe on
sud condition August /, 1915, bearing interest only
frtin maturity and tile balance In negotiable notes,
Interest added, distributed a. folows-viz. Two
nirth5 of the entire purchase money at SIX months,
twp,inths at twelve months, aud the re mander at
eighteen monfliai Only six per cent interest Will
lie charged deferred paynlsntc, which viii be Sc
cured D! @ deed Of trust Upon The property.
J. p ~ 10y r. MANSON SMITH, Il rr,ota.aa, =
i. ss.s p. c. WARWICK, tt irs' "e
JAMES II. TAYLOR i Son, AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
BY W. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh anil Bank streets. :

+ EGATEES SALE OF, A FARM, In
!; ~ :, HANOVER. COUNTY. CONTAINING FOUR
Kindred AND THIRTY ACRES, CALLED
.E y !, BOTH SIDES OF THE
FREDERICKSBURG .RAILRUAD, TWENTY
FIVE MILES NORTH OF RlCHMOND.-On
SATURDAY the 2lst Of June next shall sell, on
the premises at public auction, at IL o'clock A. 81
the estate Of 'tELLINGTQN,' beautiful for its
situation aud improvements 1.-THE latter OF which, con-
sfsting In part Of large brick mansion. cost Seo0
valuable for the fertility of IT. SOIL and desirable for
Its healthfu air and pure water we'll as Its con-
venienre to Richmond. !" Ellington " offers rarely
squalled attractions TO the farmer who desires pro-
h,abe aud delightful homestead; as well as to the
capitalist or merchant who wishes In a charming
and quiet home to escape the heat and turmoil OF the
CITY, or to tnves his funds Ia property daily nc,eas
mend. only twenty-five miles Distant, The station
Is junction y fone 1Dilel on the. Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad and also the Richmond Frederfcks-
burg and Potomac railroad, which latter pasees
directly through the premises, about quarter Of
mile from the buildings. v.. "E -.gtaE
Persons DESTROYS IF purchasing are invited to view
the property before the day of sale. The land Will
be sold In body Of about four hundred and thirty
acres, or divided to suit purchasers.
..f.'. sss-r,a,.s. w. H. FOX, M. D.,
Administrator of Rev. Z. II. Fox. deceased.
my 2s-iu rs, lS.tSg1 5ta.. - 49, ..s"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
II BY Lyme b Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main strees.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OFEt.AND, WITH A VALUABLE GRIST-
MILL iTHEREON.A Al PUBLIC EAUCT1OS.-By
virtue Of decree q the Circuit Court Of Henrtco
county pronounced on the 3lst OF March, 1879, In the
snit of Turpin. executor, r8 EopsrS administrator.
the undersigned, as commissioner appointed by said
decree. will Offer for sale at public auction on FRI
DAY the Goth or June, 1879; at the hour Of O'Clock
P. NJ. on the premises, that certain TRACT OF
LAND, containing IS $4,000 ACRES known In
the division Of b. W. Roper's estate as the MIL
Tract, with water grist-min thereon, now In the
occupancy Of &. Z. Roper, and situated In the
county Of Henrico about two and bali miles from
the city of Richmond. the new Central pike. and
known as Roper's mill said sale to be made at the
risk and cost OF the former purchasers, George 4.
Roper and George ID. Peasants. 80 ~.
On this tract one could fix large ice-pond, and
from its proximity to the city would be quite valu-
Bile
IERMS OF SALE :: Cash as to 80 much Of the pro-
ceeds OF sale will be sufficient to pay the charges
Of sale and the amount Of the bond of said Roper
due the Goth OF December 1871 for SfS3 aS, WITH
interest thereon from the goth of December, B7l,
till day of sale 1T six per cent and on acredtt ~ TO
the residue of proceeds of sale In two equal install
ments Of $783. 80 each, payable respectively on the
10th Of December, 1874, and :0,h or December, 1874,
with Interest said deferred payments from day
of sale at six per cent. per annim: the purchaser
| to execute his bonds With approved security, Tor
sail deferred payments, and title 10 be retained
until the whole of said bonds are paved and convey
a,r,e directed by the court
EDWARD Y. CANNON
1 It'd Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
By Grubbs & wilIians.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, street between Main AMI Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE, OF THE vALU.
4 mr. " IssI x NllWN Az WOODROURNEt

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
il ABLE FARSI KNOWN AS W0ODBouRNE,
MoSi5ANI YORK RIVER RAILROAD. ABOUT
TWENTY MILES FROM RlCHMOND; AL,0'
STOCK. FURNITURE. PBASTATIuNrUI EN.
SiLS, &C., AT AUCTItN,-inex execution oi aes sa
vi trust from J., Otto Ehbets ana wue 70 wy
subscriber trustee, dated 10th OF hiafch su anu
duly recorded In New Kent county Court once, pe-
ing thereto required by the assignee of the cfeciig
secured, and by authority OF New Kent tlIchil
Court, made prii IS, 1879, viii GEL az auetion
upon the premises, on "WEDNESDAY the ksth o.
June, 1s7a,, at IL o'clock A. M., the FARM ABOVE
named and described. containing THREE HUI
DRED ACRES more. or les, with thet bulldings
thereon, embracing new brick dNcsin& ol eight
laundry, and servants rooms, and also some out
buildingH. with fine orchard, &c o z Z 4st 80
= This has long been regarded rs very productlSe
farm, and has been much improved at considers
bic expense by lis present owner. f.stl
Those desiring really valuable farm, nesr TO and
with convenient access by railroad 10 the city,
should by all Iac1ns attend this sale -. -
After the saicafthe farm, Will be sold the HOUSE
HOIIi. ANp.kIra:itENF uRSLTgK % STOCK,
THE TERMS OF the deed require sale for cash,
but the creditor authorizes me to sell TIE personal
property for cash as TO suns only under $50; over
that amount, Jon credit Ut sixty days Tor negotla-
bile notes satisfactorily iudorsed tue real estate for
one fourth. Cash. thb residae on srisdtt OF six,
twelve, eighteen, and twenty-foir mantns lot a,
negotiable notes, secured by deed OF tfdst ana aii
credit payments 10 be with interest added from Jay
or sale. 4. w. ssIsDHss,-Asus
GRrUBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctiuneere. 49,, 8
- mY?7,sijua,s, q LiaStdad ]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
By James l.. Apperson. Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1Ole Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 AT ROCkETTS.-ln execution Of u duly re.
corded trust deed from &. W. TrarerG and wife to
the subscriber, will SELL OH the premises, on MON
DAY, June o. 1879, at O'Clock p. NJ, If fair, II
not the next fair day thereafter) the LOT on the
wet side Of Lester street, Il by ia TO Water street
pied by G. Sers as meat market. The completion
Of the Chesapeake and ohio railroad, consequent
and certain Increase OF our shipping Interests, must
greatly enhance It's value.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest al eight
per cent added, secured by trust deed. 49,.
13-dtdG T., ApbERStlN Jruetoe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16
BY James N. Taylor Il Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneere,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THOSE TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, ADJUIN-
ING THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. JOSEPH
ALLEN, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be
sold ON MONDAY the 23d day of June, 1873. on the
premises, at s O'Clock =: ~, that VALUABLE
1908. rs above located, and at present occupied by
John Tyler. ESD, containing eleven rooms brick
Kitchen with three rooms. and all modern improve
neufs. Also. that DESIRABLE SMALL BRICK
DWELLING No. l206, adjoining the above on the
Sest containing five rooms, with gas, water, and
Culvert connections OH the premises
This property being so centrally located. within
one su,iare of the capitol, convenient TO all public
buildings. and In a very desirable neighborhood
affords Il good opportunity to persons who are in
want of comfortable residences to supply them
yielding fair rents
Taxes OF. 1873 to be paid by the purchasers.
TERMS Made known on the day Of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s. son.
tr,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-16

By Wellington soddns
Aucuonssr aud Real Estste Aren't,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank s,reefa. {

TRUSTEES AND AssIGNEE,s- SALE
1-OE TRACT NO. T. OF, ONE HUNDRED
and EoRTL acre. gE LAND IN HANOVER
GCuMLIs EIGHTEEN MILES NORTH or
OHIO RalLROAD,-4s trustee OF William "a.
Cosby and wife, IN their deed OF 10th November,
1870, duly recorded In the clerks Office Of the Hat-
Mfchie, as assignee in bankruptcy Of the said VIII
lam y; I9s,y, we WIN SCI at public auction. at t.
Eleventh etfeets, In the city Of Richmond, on
TUESDAY, June, p, Is73, ut Il O'clock NJ, The
above IkAST OF LAND, containing by recen!
adjoining the lauds Of Samuel II Puliialn, john j
Hollingworth, and Others. 1t is bounded on this
west by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, on the
north Try the land Of John j Holiingworth. and o.,
The east an1 south by the NorthanDa and Little
quality. 3 Ill !. s, -. :,
TERMS: At sale. 49,, 81 - II E. -a- $3.50.
WELLINGTON SODDIN, Trustee.
I. l.. NICHE, Assignee.