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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
NEW YORK.
The Defraudfng LaGrave Again
Brought 30 Public AttenIi0n-Sus-
pension OF n Big Ftrm.

The Defrauding LaGrRve Again
Brought 80 Public AttenIion-Sus-
pension OF n Big Firm.
New YoRK, August 1.-THE case of
Alfred Eugene LaGrave, who was
brought to this country under a charge
of defrauding his creditors, has been
again brought to public attention by the
decision of Judge Daniels, which va
Gates all orders Of arrest obtained
against him by his creditors. Judge
Daniels holds that LaGrave was entitled
to the protection Of France, and should
be returned there, unless he had been
taken away under a rule Of the extradi-
ton treaty. LaGrave is said to have
taken 100000 worth Of goods from his
creditors.
The firm of NJ. Posenanski & Brother,
manufacturers of white and wooden
shirts, is reported suspended. The
Times says the liabilities will probably
reach $780, 900, while it is thought their
assets cannot be less than S250.0O0.
Hopes are entertained that their embar-
will only be temporary, and
that the credit of the firm will be
unimpsirei by this untoEard disaster. It
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
Roh TaIen of Comets.

LexelTs comet was discovered in June,
ITO. =, ,
In ancient times comets were called
hairy stars.
Seneca relates seeing large comet
near the sun sixty years b. Z.
Aristotle says that the tail of the comet
of 2el B. G. was sixty degrees long.
In 1911, after the comets appearance,
there was an unusually bountiful har-
vest.
There we're two comets in 1905, and
the temperature at Paris was exceed
ingly low.
The comet that appeared before the
assassination of Caesar was clearly seen
at midday.
The visitor of l472 describes an era
in the heavens Of one hundred and
twenty degrees in extent in a single day.
The birth Of Mithridates, 23O years
before the Christian era, was signalized
By a comet Of astonishing magnitude.
Several authors maintained that the
extraordinary fog Of 1881 and the spread
of cholera morbus throughout Europe,
we're oecasioned by comet.
In 1885 there appeared a comet which
was visible FIVE weeks. 1t followed the
precise Of Halley's, and was discovered
seventy.six years after that which bears
his name.
HALEY, the astronomer, held the idea
that a comet had struck the earth in the
vicinity Of the Caspian Sea, and given
it the remarkable indentation, the sea
being 300 feet below the level of the
pecan.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01

patty with the Western city under its
new calamity is almost universal. l
have not met an Englishman who has
not FASTENED to express his regret. The
newspapers, almost every one of them
echo the voice of their readers, and if it
can do Chicago any good to know that
her misfortunes are heartily deplored,
she may be certain of the fact. If a
Chicago subscription were started to-
morrow it would reach great sum be-
fore night"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
River TeIegrams.

CAIRO August l.-krrived-Mollie
Moore, New Orleans, 8 pm; John Kyle,
New Orleans, 10 pm. City of Chester,
Memphis, 2a.m. Cherokee, Cincinnati,
8 am; Nashville, Memphis, 9 am.
Degradation Accord and Mollie
Moore, St. Louis, pm; Ames, New
Orleans, 10 pm; John Kyle, St. Louis,
IL pm: City of Chester, St. Louis,
Sam.
CINCINNATI, August River ID feet
and 10 inches, and rising Weather
cloudy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
A Correction as TO General Chal-
mers' Speech.

Our attention has been called to an
error in the Avalanche report of Gen
eral Chalmers speech last night. he il
there made to call General Sarsfeld a
traitor. This is mistake. General
Chalmers represented General Sarsfeld
as having been one of the truest of the
Irish patriots, but said when the war was
over he, by his counsel and advice, car
ried 10000 of the Irish troops into exile;
that he was actuated by personal ambi-
ton and misled her people, and he said
that there were, perhaps, Irish leaders
here who had been true, but who were
now, from personal ambition, trying to
lead the Irish to their ruin, as Sarsfeld
had done.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01

The playfulness of Beecher amid the
storm which has broken over his head
gives an idea of the mans whole char
acter. He is a strange mixture of self
righteousness, audacity and flippancy.
Evidently he thinks there is sacred
halo around him which no detraotion,
no report, however damaging to his
character, can penetrate. He displays
levity in this serious affair not in
keeping with his sacred Office and the
prophecies of such solemn tragedy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
MEETING.
NOTICE.

TIME REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
of the Memphis Building and Savings. As
ISOLATION will be held Monday evening. Aug.
Sd, at 5 o'clock, at the office Of the Manhattan
The members are requested to pay their dues
during the day, SO as not to delay the meet
ing in the evening. The fines will be posi-
lively and strictly enforced upon all who do
not pay promptly on the above date. by or
der of q. Ii. JUDAH, President.
S. STURN. Secretary. sam
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01

THE suggestion to hold grand Con-
servative mass meeting at the Greenlaw
Opera House next Wednesday night
seems to meet public approval wherever
mentioned. If the meeting is held let
the ladies be invited and the dress circle
reserved for them and their escorts.
These meetings are all quiet and orderly,
and even when the ladies are absent
nothing is said or done that would offend
them. A rousing mass meeting the
night before the election and a number
of short, vigorous speeches would have
a telling effect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
AUCTION.
SALE OF BONDS.

TSAE IHEU5SG6l 6 A2SSHi 1T The ' south
west corner of Main and Madison streets
in the city of Memphis, will sell at
Memphis and Raleigh Railroad Company,
indorsed or guaranteed by Shelby county, said
bonds being numbered respectively Is. u, ID.
II. 10, 70. &C, 81, 6. A. Sc. 81. 80 ~. 81, 81 81;
also FIVE bonds Of the Memphis Gas Light
Company, numbered respectively 235. 2S6. 2S7,
29S and 239 said bonds are to be sold for &C,
count of whom it may concern, for cash, and
"-'-' IRRELEVANT & CO., Auctioneers:
MEMPHIS. July 20, 1874. l3l-l33
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
1. O. O. e.

NNHE OFFICERS AND MEN, ,,zggsss..
i bers of Memphis Degree Lodge Ss<
No. 3, /. o. OF, are requested
to: meet at their hall this svF'sss
evening at ~ o'clock, for
work in the degrees. All Brothers in good
standing, and transient Brothers are frater-
many 'H''''0 9. N. CARROLL. D. NJ.
THos. S. BINGHAM. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
THE BARTLETT TICKET.

For Sheriff.
C.L. ANDERSON.
For State and County Tar Collector.
A.E. FARMLAND.
For County Court Clerk.
JAMES REILLY.
For County Trustee.
J.J. RAWLINGS.
For Clerk of Criminal Court.
N. c. PERKINS.
For County Register.
H. W. GRIEBEL.
For Clerk First Circuit Court.
B. F. COLEMAN.
For Clerk Second Circuit, Court.
CD. CAMPBELL.
For Clerk Of the Bartlett Circuit Court.
JOHN McBRooKs.
Fo, Constable l4th Cira District.
T. S. MALLORY.
MAT SHELBY.
For Constable 5h Civil District.
THOS. CARNEY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01

Ma. 10 LOCKE has taken charge of the city
circulation of the LEDGER. The public can
rely upon him for its prompt and regular de-
livery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
English sympathy for ChicRgO's
MfsfOrIunes.

New YORK, August Ia London let
ter writer, speaking Of the last great
Chicago FIRE, says: The feeling Of sym
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01

A Philadelphia girl called young
man thief and when requested by the
mother of the accused to prove the
charge said he had stolen several kisses
from her
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01

The very distinguished individual who
complained few days ago that the pa
pers did not support him has made the
discovery now that the papers have no
brains. Consistent, indeed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-01
INSURANCE.

Policies issued upon Fire, Marine and lnlsne
risks at equitable rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15
BY ". G0dtin,
Real Estate Agent and Au 'iiotrc:,
Eleventh and Bark streets.

ITO CAPITALISTS AND OTHER>-
J. LARGE AMOUNT OF VALUABLE UNIV,
PROVED LOTS FOR SALE IN MAhCHt> TX
ON VERY ACCOMMODATING TRIMS ~
PsYMENT.-l cirrr for sale the following REAL
ESTATE I'm Manchester. viz:
$50 feet Oh the west me OF JcNersOI G!"'ra
Stockton and Everett Streets.
$50 feet Oh the east line or Midisol EtNtra
Stockton and Everett streets.
$50 feet on the west lile OF Madison ocINreG
Stockton and Everett streets.
$50 feet on the east line OF uirrlsoh r'"E-
Stockton and Everett streets.
$50 feet on the west line OF liarsison ocs"'ca
Stockton aud Everett streets. ,
$50 feet on the east lire or JACKSON or ttifH -
tween Stockton aud Everett streets.
165 feet OH the east line of Summers or tolfc
between Maury and Everett STREETS. po.,,
$50 feet on the west line o! summers or E9H"
between Stockton and Everett streets.
105 by 1872 feet, plat No. 6S. a. The coFLHo
McDonoush aud Jones tThirtecnthl streets
rs feet. Nos. and =, al The corner ot AcDoa-
ough and Harrison (FOurtccnthj streets.
Go fret, Nos. and %, IN square No ~ Oh v Iaa
east line OF j, mes street trnEueEtni ott"eeA "s-
Uonough and Railroad streets. ,,,,..
81 feet, Il, L, aud ID, on the we"' line OF b''''
avenue near 10 the free BRUCE. .,-,.,,s.
40 feet and X. on the east line OF bsi.t% l'
nue. near 10 the free bridge, runniu2 INCA i~' -
ELEVEN LOTs IN w. II. Hrsnder-s plan sacs
fronting 80 feet on the east llnc oil 'atAT"" -
Fifth street. running back 1872 feet 20 An ate! =
tween BsirbriJge and Porter STREET; neati! o.,r
Joining the depot OF tAe pan''le hiif0A' W.
pany. ,,,..,,y, n.
SIX ACRES OF very valuable land adl'in.hSE ~
Richmond and Petersburg railroad arpYs' Az cn,-
The & acrrs or Land recently sold 20 iiiat COW
pany, and bounded by th.. land-tAe me t' .!te
Spring I'LL property and also The LAWN
road-and opposite the Bel isir o!i"er, ~.
thereon vast quantity OF excel:ns SfN!ic ,ii,
land could DE subdiriied Into dry - Sky 0"'''
Ing lots. ,,,,,,- ,rr,c.
The foregoing real estate offers pect.ai, :. in.
tons to CAPITALISTS and Others Sno may ",u - 80
vest u property which Is enhancing IN 'atns' ,.,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; biiaht" 4. oii.'
and three years, Dearipg six per ceHt. ~
"aps VI TIC pi'pe-'' ". GODDlN,
Real Esta.. Auc,ioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15
By G-ubbs ( Williams,
At the Real Estate Eych4ug.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-LApGr
OAED ATTRACTIVE SALE Or v,LCssIs
REAL ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY OF cjt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AE>ENAL,"" BfT.
Iona FOuSDRY:m st. LtGEk," IND
AUCTiON.-By virtue OF decree .! tl,c k.G rH,
Court of the city OF Richmond. proroLgc.i or H.,
25.h day of April. 1874, in ;he suit Of H4ryey g,
Archer ct ais, We shall, on Il GR>D DAY. 2!HMiT,
1874, st y O'Clock W.. a The Zeal state ~
change, In the city Of Richmond. expose % ,a., =
public auction the following very valuable p.,si
of real estate.
ued on James river; thirteen mile. above Rir..
mond, containing TWESlY.StyES AND UNE.
THIED ACRES, and well zn?"n a, "BtLLDE.
ARSENAL" The large and very valuable All
wcll-constructed buildings upon this place wee
erected by the United states Gove.nn III, aud al,
admirably suited FOR large manufacturing es,ay-
lishmPnt.
2."EELLoNA FOUNDRY" aAlrinlos tic.
AND NINE ACHES OF LASD. Upon hi. %; ..
is a large brick mill. besides two brick dwellings,
brick dry-holise, large. workshop, !aige Gnltr-
house, mlIl-dam In perfect order, and anpl. wa,cr.
power for 4 large manufacturing establishment
The land is well adapted :. agriculture.
8. A TRACT OF LAND rot far from ReIlcr,
Arsenal called 81. LEGEk," containing atvq,
NINETY ACRES: with no Improvements,
4. One-tifth undivided interest III fee-simpIe
BODY OF LAND called "ktSNlCk," p.rtly In
Chesterfield and partly in Powha,au courtie> con-
tanning altogether about EIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES; upon which there IL large frame tst!.
Ing and necessary out-hou~es. This land lies within
the range of the coal lands Of Chesterfield. and q
supposed to abound in this mineral. John II. Br'-
ant, Esq, who resides Oh the premises, will t..
pleasure In showing the same and giving am ds-
sired Information.
Each piece of property vii! be sold separately,
The attention OF capitalists and other is specially
Invited 10 this rare opportunity for pr0aIa5v ia-
yestnent.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance !, III. 'SelSs,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes win it,.
tere,t added II ON day Of sale. AID title rett!Er.
until the whole purchase mrGey Is paid lai : Gu
veyance ordered by the c9u-t.
G. &. MCKAE.
Ii. e. CANNON, Commissions,
AND. JOHNSTON.
+. Y. CANNON,
CRCDBS L WILLIAMS, Auc!IOGarrs My4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15
BY Isbell & Son.
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 8 Eleventh street, between main anu Dah>'
SALE OF THREE

SALE OF THEE
IA SwE HfIGIiiHnG On THESOUTH SIDE OF MAR
EU ~ STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND AD,
ms STREETS, AND A VERY DESlkhBLE
FIRM OF ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE AC GLE2;
LntiIiT THREE MILES WEST OF THE GIII
az RICHMOND, ON THE DEEP-RUN JUE .ss.
Court of the county Of Henrico, entered on Ine D
daw Of Nav. S74 In the suit Of Underwood cs.
Inderwood ct ais the undersigned, as special co
missioner appointed for the purpose VIII piSic
70 coli the real estate therein mentioned at p19U,S
suction as folows-to wit: On NOEDh,1 ,tT 9 9t
day OF May, 1871 commencing nm tRE o. TPWHo.ST0RY
FRAME DWELLINGS situated As anoye a si'' tic,
farneTIy owned by James M. UnuerWoou, ue
ceased Having four rooms each, WIN k loai ~
TWO rooms together with the LOIo iTen'f Tug. ~
gether 76 feet and running PACK aDOut ioo
vide paved alley, along when mere .Sc ahoye.men
Immediately after the sale OF tue aoos o,d ,ho
toned dwellings, at the same pace VIII DT SOY ~,
desirable FARM OF about NV En- 1T ~
hCpES mentioned In said decree, lying auo pellls
in the county OF Henrico, ana sltuats d. @oo'o
stated. 49, s,or- a,ve,,;n0 and
oil nccessary out-houses with beautiful flower
GARDEN we'll set with great variety OF mowers anu
eycrgreens and shrubbcry, anu wen ol gooo "a'ef
IL This farm Is 'mraby adapted to raising vege.
t.bles of every description. and Its c0ntguity 10 tug
civ nf Richmond renders it very desirable for DAIRY
nurposrs; and In addition to these there 10 ysniE
orchard OF about 500 trees OF variety OF lrulls "a
the most choice KINDS 49,, ,>.o,ve
TERMS: One. fourth cash; balance al SIX, WE'VE
end eighteen months for Negotiable notes Win III
tarrst added and title retained tall the whole pur.
t,n ornrt A. Z. COURTNEY,
'iiu Specia Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15
Ry w. GOduln
Dy W NOUNHHs
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
u SOUAEE OF FOUR ACRES IN SIDNEY,
viii SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT THERE
on. BOUNDED By ELLWQOD COR MAlS),
DOVER, GLOW 4 ID MULBERRY
STKtETS-As commissioner Of the Circuit Court
Of ilcn,ico by decree entered on the I'm March
1874, in the case of Catin, &c, rs. Gray; &c,
DAY, the 18Th May, 1874, al O'Clock r NJ, the
SQUARE in sidney composed OF Nos. 800, $50,
AZ. ass, located as above, opposite the residence
of Mir. Lugnot, with q small framed dwelling
thereon well OF water, and some excellent fruit
on Dover street beautifully adapted for building
sites. ,,,, . r
sidney at lin, west end OF or Main street.
TERMS: Onc-;hird cash: balance II six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes bearing III
tcrcst, and title retained u! all the purchase
money is paid. HENRY &: CASNON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15
BY Gruhts & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
- yALuABLEE REAL "a ESTATE z e. N THE GiT9
STREETS, BY AUcTIoS.-sce descriptions be-
Wilson and wife %. Hills administrator, Sc In
Richmond Chancery Court;
In execution OF decree OF the Chancery Court OF
Richmond entered In this cause ON l 9th OF Novcm-
Der, 1878, the undersigned commissioners ihereby
appointed will SELL upon the premises respectively
In the order named below, ON TUESDAY, 10Th Of
aiay, 1874, the following REAL ESTATE Of
Al O'Clock Z. NJ. she LOT OF GROUND OIL the
north sas Of arL fest w pTsna srse
essrs : Aeason NJ s 10.
ground lease yielding $500 per annum, clear of
taxes. upon conditions, ser forth ina lease which
will he shown at The sale, and may be seen prior
thereto ut tue Office OF the auctoEeers. The lot Is
3Ohy IS feet, more or less.
ht5 o'clock T.. 81. the valuable THREE-STORY
BRICK TENEMENT known rs the Maison Doree,
No. G22, on the north side Of Broad street be-
tween sixth and Seventh streets, fronting 80 feet
on Broad street. aud running back lao feet. more
or less, TO Pink alley. The front building Broad
street occupied by Nathan Williamsl has about
eleven rooms, besides kitchen. &c On Pink alley
INGS, each with four rooms, occupied by Edward
per aunuin.
Al 6 o'clock P: N. the very handsome and admi-
rably-arranged RESIDENCE, No. lOl2 Broad
street. opposite the City Hall, occupied by Dir.
John Knox at rent OF $500 per annum. 1t Is
tuteS oiolies aoOSe tNe pdSeiHcEl. WIS uTrdIlgtd
and built In the very best manner By the decedent
for his own use, and few houses will equal IL In
point Of thorough construction aud admirable ar
rangcments for the comfortable accommodation of
large family. The last piece of property will be
sold subject TO the life estate Of Mrs. Martha +.
Hin. to whom It has been assigned for her dover,
she, however, paying TO the purchaser s2S per an
mum for equality OF division. =.
1t only needs that this advertisement should be
carefully read to show that we present u fine OPP
portuuiiy for goodinvestInents In real estate.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs Of suit
ana expenses OF sale; aud the residue upon Gre
d of one two ana three years for negotiable notes,
whole purchase money IS paid and conveyance
dercd by the court. Purchasers TO pay all taxes
for 1874. y. j. EVANS,
j. B. YOUNG,
W.J. LEAkE
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs Z WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15
ny W. GoGdin,
Rcss Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

yrRRY HANDSOME, WELL-BUlLT,
ND .ARRANGED
NV Ri,kING Ar THE SOUTHWEST coz on
F FoR 81 shLk +" At 4 AncrI5N-At the REQUEST
Of william G. M,l,er, Esq Csho GHp Viii
SO se r q, auction, on the escmises FEiphxl
tire 18th of siay 1874, at o,c!TN /. NJ, "a
YERY ATTRACTIVE RtSIDESGE, l S,sanca -
above bourryt<a on the west by tire resluen. 60,
Rev. DR.. Wilson: On the east by Adams street
Ialcng witci, the strccs pzsst anu diiSe.1 op
nnosi,e the residence OF Mir. Rosert harvey anu
near that OF Bishop whittic: ~,,,. ,,cb 1so
The lot aaS afr0ntof S5 1cc& sRa iuh' o'1~ A"'
The NV Filling was buiftsa few years ago OF
the best IN materials and IN the nost .rni ~
..rTrg with front and aide -oN Adams street OF
GSss S,r;ck n ~ 26xSS fc6t two stories aaove
the bcSme nj, '~sth all maeG improvements, atlu
hsa sirht roouns, with t~ostory poruco 10 tne
rn,r iron yesxrdab and Iron steps III front. mere
.rs .srau,r sips and caps to,,e windows and gram
IA. Si,s to fhr doors An 8 the walls in eac' story
a nai nte sud marble n.ss tells TO each ire place
enc OF whes-in the from: parlor-is OF most cost
~ Italian marble -, 49,,
'The LitcI,cn has four rsons besides which there
Is new .nrfck storc-roon, bathing-foom, coai-
house and a very aae brick stable and carr1aSe-
hon ae bpes recently alta cost OF about MUuo l'e
front rs back wares are well shaded 10y hanosoic
trees iron railing In from, and the Whole I ,.ii
in pc,5sEa repair. TO the west OF cue Vide ri
there IL bcauIitul iet SO by $50 feet TO WIZ sc
| lev which will be ssld with or without lHe one of
ing asaoaY be preferred. In wore; ,n now OH
the most beautiful and attractive ~ cYnrliuc the
tho market. IL il hnly ncctSsaI! description
| premises 10 I've satisfied fhat 'nc
| L. true , ,. balance at four. eight,
| and Iwelyc months, bearing IN Six twelve, and
OF one ic,ring eight per cent lntcles1
Tos Negotiable dDt:s securtI ,ri,t nriy.tcly before
IT, s.. The ubosc can be oo"snt ei EGDI,IS.
| wednesday "'N' Real Estate Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15

17RI1sTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
~ IN PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
AMELIA C0uNTY, yAooBy rrirs Or Sv sy sTI.
rnor and George Mayo, In his own right ana As
s,hsi,ed trustee and duly recorded In the Cerks
Office Of Amelia e9ugay Z; ,he be ns I viii pro-
ing nc sell ON the farm hereinafter secondly de-
eeshcJ and near Mattoa1 station. on the Rich,
m0n% hs and TR@ rESTff E1sI0f DA y OF
on III fair: IL not. then on the next fair day at
ihc same hour) the property conveyed by inc sa'u
deeI r G"n hn imppoved TRACT OF LAND contain
Ing Two hundred and nifty acres be the same ope
tm e adjoining the lands OF William r.. Meade
and others, and being the same property conveyed
TO said sylvia Turner by John Jaines KonerIson a"a
ots rsa f'' The tract of IMPROVED LAND with
~" bmiliings and Improvements thereon, upon
which The said George MAYO ana 9cI sS rar afoax
station in said county, containing ABOUT TWO nuu =
drcd and sixty-two acres, being the same i.nd OF
which John Bass DIED seized and posseSSru ald sup
ntiy was conveyed to Sylvia Turner 10y Eliza
r. Bass aud others; also, all growing crops there
on Third. The following PERSONAL PROPERTY
on said rsrlns-to wit: Ten Mules. eight Cows,
Twelve head OF other Cattle, ten Hogs; one Wagon,
ouc Cart, ten sets Of Harness, one Fan-Mlil, one
ThresiIlng- Machine one Reaper, one Cleaner, one
Corn-shelier. two Corn-Plauters, twenty Plonehs'
two Toncco-prizlng Screws and an otner ,a sa,d
deed and all hay and other fodder Oh Tic farms
aforesaid. ...
TERMS: The deed requires the following terms.
viz. Enough In cash to pay the eHpcnsfs OF thc
trust and note of fourteen hundred dollars Que
May T. 1873. with interest thereon from mat aatg
to the day of sale at ten per cent. per annu ana
note of thirteen hundred dollars, que May 4 S74,
with like interest, and also TO pay certain premiums
of insural CT, amounting to about -, ai1 ,ilc
balance as follows: Enough on 4 credit until hlay
4, 1875 TO pay twelve hundred dollars anu an, enough
on credit until May A. gig, TO pay 'he sum o,
such terms as may be announced ut the sale; But
the marty interested will authoriz liberal credits on
satisfactory security upon onc-laf or more OF the
amount of cash hercinabaye mentioned.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Trustee.
The a. N. train upon the Richmond ana Dan
will attend the above sale (wihn view at alattoaA
station, with opportunities for returning the same