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ARRIVE.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
an rrvoy saLEs-Futnrc DAYS:
BY Richardson & Co., :,
Rem, Estsie Agents aud AuctioneefS'
No.1113 Main street.

,r,prrsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE;
REtLEsTkTEO ON UNION HILL HILL, G IN ~ 4.
HILk, MAPPSx ITkI A hNSp3k MAifNs by y Age
TfS virtue Of the provisions o. GGea r q.
srde Senus ne d erts ONCE GhSesFya tGg
q hs city 4 e. ht s 81 5ames H.
sees nnd dv recorded liz the clerks office Q, 1 de
County Court of Hcnrieo, ,einE Ti'E IN comDance
esae eTsluaftcr described in The order IN WHICH
it msnt.opeaa Is 1e ss Instant, at o'clock p
NJ. desirable FRAME DWELtafE1,, o m!r rooms,
ment and two stories above tst cnrocr of Mosby
kitchen and lot, on the souuIen'' WI
and Tw Psas BspEs s5SsU BUILDING LoTsosns
4Ox157 feet on the west sue. reet With alleys In
iSe rtrnner the residence OF Fournoy' Esq
Union Hill. :, ~, o-,r, inatopt Mt = O'Clock
On go EN bMsauifnl BUILDING Lots, each front,
" hv feet with an alley In the rear, on
The west side of Twenty-sxh street pe'"een ~ Ill"
sr gssirable BRICK TENEMENT with basement,
and two stories above containing TOUT rou,s, t
IN hv S2X feet on the south side or Leigh sllees
@ oa Twontvsix th and Twenty streets
beautiful LOT OF LAND ironing si 81 ns h Uo
feet on the west side OF Twenty-slA'h s'fee' 'e
tween, MnrStasn1 the 2sh instant, at o'clock
pM xix BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LUIS ~
Crags PLAN on the Fairfield rau near eshin Rail
street, one square irohA Niie''p
io EaIIV5iEcVALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on Mao
dor Hil near Howard's Grove, ironing. w.
ociher 244 feet on the east side OF BaSer sL ~,
at its intersection with Coalter street, he'i 'n'
FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS an ad?oiitnb,
ing the above fronting about 80 by l3p leet;
an alley in the rear on Baldwin street corner BasG
On FRIDAY, til" 29th instant, ut O'CLOCK L,
81, SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LO 1 u, ,mi :,
fronting about 25 by 65 feet each on wafer Min
stree near Watsoms warehouse, In Hocketts. ,,.
TERMS: One-hird cash balance In -FOUR, eis H.
and Twelve months negotiable notes 10 oe and
the deferred payments, win ihtcfes' """e'' "AN
secured by deed of T. nsl.,,,rrv.rpv Trrstce.
-Sn ~ T. 70 aurtionceIs. my 90
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aII9yrr0Y gAIEs-Futs1re Dogs
BY Richardson q Co.,
Anctionesrs and Real Estate Agents.
No, ll13 Main street.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIyE TRU:

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE TRUs-
/ iTEEs, SALE OF A. VALUABLE AND IM-
pV,viNC TRACT OK PARCELS OF Land,
HAIFA LILLE EAST % THE GlTY rI 9F kIGh
MSNpI az TIE WNhtfrhIdAaE and
kNb oafo RAiLEoAp gY A sdG Is M,1sSy
1879, duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the
County Court OF Henrico. TO the undersigned rus
tees being thereto required oy te @ NE
i Tt p o1 WEDNEsDsY the 10Th day Of june
1874, at O'Clock Z. NJ that highly desiraDle ana
yaabe at 81 ar but aM the oWN
OF RANDOLPH, containing 246A AXES, more
or less. This property embraces, win tne e1cep,,
lion of five-acre lot md forty-seven other sinai
lots, all the lots laid OF in the plan OF the said town
OF Randolph ana Of adjoining lands, recorded IN
said office Of Henrlco Comfy SoutI ana ha sod ehes
as o whole or in parceis, as may be determinea Oh
ut the dty OF sale. a..
20 The ,he cy of Gc mos make It OF de
desirable Investments ever offered by public auction
Though level, 1t is sufficiently elevated to be free
view of the city, her hills aud beautiful scenery Is
sufficiently near the city for operatives desiring 10
secure cheap homes to do 50 without lnter1ering
with their business engagements, and IL ID especially
desirable Investment, since we are soon 70 ase
one thousand men engaged at tue granite ~orks
across the river, most or whom locate In INC astel
portion Of the city and seek investments IN that
Terms: The deed requires cash to tho extent OF
S7l55,75 and the expenses Of sale, the residue
on such credits as the grantor may presclbe or the
trustees think t but by The consent OF the party IN
terested the following terms will ba 0Hereu I'D leI
thereof-YIz: One-fourlh cash; balance LII equal
instalrnents of Two months and one year ano TWO
wears respectively from the day OF sale; inc pun,
chaser giving his negotiable notes for Tue delereu
naymenis with interest added ut per cent per an
mum, secured by deed OF trust ,,,nsn,-
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Trustees
my %
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600 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
lOO IN THE PLAN OF S!DS,ET AN ND n IA :
PRE'MISES. ON TUESDAY, MAY 2GTH. Il 74.
BtGiNNINa AT 4 O'CLOCK p. M.-rhe sale of
these attractive LOTS will commence at the corner
of Ashland and Carter streets ar the time above
stated, and will continue from day to day ut the
same hour.
This property is In that portion Of the city which
Is pruvilig more rapidly Than any other, being In
line between Monroe Park ana the new reservoir
grounds, and embraces many very eligible sites
both within and without the corporate limits
which command fine views Of the city. Those VINO
want homes in the future fashionable portion of
Richmond, and capitaiiSis seeking profitable III
vestmcnts should not fail to attend this sale as The
property has belonged to its present owner Tor over
forty years, and many Of the lots Will DC SOLO WI
out reserve.
Plats of the property AMI further particulars mag
he II sd ut Office, Or seen In The Ecentng Ne!rS.
The street cars will take buyers 10 within II Few
squares OF The sale.
Refreshments will he furnished on the ground.
CHAFEIN, STAPLES K Co,
nv o-tds Auctioneers.
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COHEN BROTHERS

have Jut received
900 PIECES OF RIBBON,
at Is, 25, aud so to Csc for SASH, all worth more
than double;
BLACK SILK. GO. worth 90c at So worth IL {;
at 81. 20 worth $50: ut 81 40 worth 50: ri
sl.T5 worth $3.50; at 1925 worth fully 81.
Also COLORED SILKS for dress and trimmings.
at much less than market value, anon. them
GAS-GREEN at 81 % worth fully $3.50;
STRIP ID (Iurcj al SIC. worth 81 !; SATlSS
aud TUkQUOlS IN various sh ides:
BLACK ALPACA at 50 worth 42c.; at 81 worth
45c.; a. AZ worth SOC. 1T 80 worth tJc.
SILK LUSrRES from Soc to s1.l6-ail less than
market value:
BLACK GRENADINE tsilk and WOODY at so worth
75c: at SOC. worth fully 81
Also several large lots OF DRESS GOODS good
styles at 10 and &c., selling generally at
JAPANESE SILKS in all the spring styles:
DRESS LINENS at 12%, 16s5, 20, and 25c., 80
per cent. under tile marke- price;
Very large lot HAMBURG EDGING and IN
SERTING in the best patterns, aud consider
ably less than they were ever offered for in
this city;
Also, so dozen French two-button KID GLOVES
(black and colorcdJ at II 0S worth 81;
large lot Of imitation and real GUIPURE
I.AHES; also, YAK i'll black, colored and
white See prices.
cent bankrupt sales in Boston and New York. and
are sold 1T those prices in orGer to dispose of large
lots.
Good WHITE MATING at 22c. COLORED at
33c. worth Acc;
1l-4LINEN SHEErING at S5c., selling gene
rally ut 1925;
Many other extraordinary bargains. my 23-Gt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY W. Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- BRICK DWELLING on fHE FAST SIDE
OF FIFTH STREET NOEIH OF LEIGH AT
the request Of the owner. who expects soon To re
move into his new residence, stall Sell 1T auction
on the premises on TUESDAY the 26th OF MAY.
1874, mt 6 O'Clock Z. NJ. The very excellent BRlCh
DWELLING No. go Fifth street. The lot
his Il front of 33 feel anu depsh of $50 feet.
The Dwelling Il three stories above The basement.
and contains ten rooms. Tie two parors which
are very handsomely finished, have doors opening
into Il handsome iron vcrandah 10 the south, and
the basement Is nearly out Of the grounu' with
trent entrance on Fifth street The servants apart
men,s are first rate consisting of excellent brick
building- containing four rooms, with two-Story
front portco tie whole length. The premises are
supplied with all the modern improvements, and
are In complete repair in every respect.
TRIMS Cne-fOurth cash: Daance 1t four. eight,
and twelve months Tor negotiable notes. hearing SIX
per cent interest; or, AT the option OF the pur-
chaser. one fourth cash. balance 1T six. twelve.
eighteen, and twcnty-four months, bearing interest
at eight per cent. per annum, secured by decd OF
trust. Immediate possession given.
my 2I ". GODDiN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agent and auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street.

rERUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 LOT WITH \
L FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SlT I. !, IT,
NEAR THE CuRNER OF TWESI I e., ~ II
MTREtT AND THE SEW-ERIDGE ROAD. On
UNiOS HILL. JUST BEYOND TIE CQRP0-
RATION LINE, FOX SALE BY ACCIiOS.-By
yiriue of certain deed Of trust from Catiiarne a.
Buck to the undersiglc cd dated 9th May 1e12, duly
recorded in the clerks Office OF lienrlco SountSy
Court in ID. b. 50, page 62G, the undersGn acc;
being required by The bc-e fcary in said deed WI
sell at public auction. on the lrcmists, on ED Jo
NESDAY, May 81, 1874, at o'clock /; ~; ~ Iie
above-described LOT. with SMALL FkAMLo
TENEMENT thereon, containing about three
rooms, &c. 2S by 90 feet. - ,
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to dcfray expenses o, O.,
sale and 10 pay of the Following negotaole notes
with Interest from maturity until paid al,
First. A note of Catharne a. Bnck da.ea gun
Nav. 1872, aud payable twelve months after aate'
second. note of Cathsrnc A: Buck dalcd 9th
Nav 1872, and payable twcnty-four months after
The residue of the purchase money (if any on
III CHARLES A. ROSS,
my > tLasISc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY V. EnEI.n
Auctioneer and Pea Estate Ayen,,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank ,tr,.,,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VET
" DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE 81"
OF 71h ACRES II HESPIGC Ci,CEJY y,
MILES NORTH OF RICHn9Ny MAJ >,
HHOOh JURNPlkE.-B? WITH. Of a t:.r,.,
the Chancery Court of tnc city OF P.chm.,i
tered on the 2Sth APRIL, 1874. In he c.s" ~ -
dier's administrator against Trrrel'- aGrairtt.,
tor &C. we shall. as special coG;lls-orr. ,b.,
appointed, pr1c' ca I" sell at public tuctio- o..
premises on MoSD:tl me ciH Way, 1874. .,
O'Clock Z. NJ, that ver: ocsir,Ule .i:'!c +. u
714 ACRES. located as atoTe, 10Y occnrjs1
DR.. GOOdall, and formerly by Inc !afr H.
Terrell. The Improvements tTe crM!or;aL.
well suited for Il inrGcrat"-.iZoi family. IT,. -,
for the most part lies Wi. a@i tie a,lyLbn,.
is equal ~ any In the county.
TERMS: One-fuur;h east! ba' tgar Il sly sur.
and eighteen months for ar-o'ia1'. a,r.,, ig,.l
added. and title retained ~ 81 o.: he rur.s
money is paid and 4 c>A'eTs-c" orlvr",! hy &.
court. l.. T.. SIN SIX
0rHh COKE.
"a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY GrubbS & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA.
l. RLE STORE AND DWELLING No. 13
NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET BETW ZEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, opPOSlIE
TO THE ARCH AT THE FIRST MARkEI.-
Raphael to the subscriber trustee, dated l. 9th
November, 1869. and DULY recorded, VIII sell
O'Clock p. NJ, by auction the property situated as
above, occupied by Isaac Wentworth and Lewis
Harris, yielding rent at the rate OF STU per an
NUN.
The terms of the deed authorize sale for cash
sufficient 10 pay the expenses Of sale and 10 dis
charge three notes, dated 18th November. 1869,
for the suns OF 5000 IL, 900, and So, 100. paya-
BILE respectively ut fou., eight and twelve mouths
after their date, together with all interest which
has accrued upon said notes since their maturity,
aud the residue, If any. upon such terms as the
gr.,ntor In said de- d, his heirs assigns may d.
rect but by consent OF the creditor term more fa-
yorable to the purchaser will be given.
+. 80 MARCUS KAUFMAN, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auc;ioneers. my Fl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streels.
URUsTEE's SALE OF VERY EALU:

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY fAhoA'
| PILE REAL ESTATE ON MSnSti!ihfii'L
STREET. ADJOINIEG TIE S5io3 HNTEII pif,:c:
tx THE FAST LINE OF SINH 81 n IL -, ;
VVi0p'ru OF LEIGH STREbT.-By virtue OF a., q Ge-
cree of the Chanccry Court or NE clty ~ I'LL as
mona. cnfcred on the 18th May, 1874, III ti'e Ca"s
ri t;Icr,iinning's executor US. Hoyer q ~" =
Hove: & Ludwig Us. Clcud.unlnsS eAetu.oL' g.
nri I;rudiuing's administrator ana SOssicuN, -,
against Hoyrr 6 Ludwig, &c ana Dy virtue o W =
rc,,l nf trust bearing date 10Th November: looo'
executed by John Llcudinniig TO W. GoooIh, l.us,
rec TO secure to l.. Hoyer ara g. Il. Luz" y cG III;
d MS therein mentioned, duly recorded III hicnI
mond Tustines Court, shall. rs trustee pr3ceea
TO sell at public auction, on the premises on
DAY the Goth May, 1874 COMMENCING r q, ,-s =
o'clock L. NJ, that very valuable REAL Eoi III, -
ON the north side of Marshall street between
and seventh streets, fronting 66 rect [unp!hR ny
sc feet bounded on the east by the iot on WHICH
SIR. D. j. HarsOok rpsides, on me west Dy naIhS1
avenue and having thereon II FRAMED IESE-
WEMT occupied by Mr.. :. I. Parkinson.
This Is regarded as amongst the most FaluaDe los
In that locality, 1t has space enough Tor tie erec
Alter which will be sold that large and well-bullt
RRI(:k DWELLING on the east side Gf slXt'
rorth If Leigh street. now occupied Dy AcsSrs' ~
e. Hunter and }. A. Jefards. The house is three $40
rirs above the basement handsomely finshed VIII
modern convcn!ences, ample accommouatlois ,oi
servants, &c. and is really IN excellent resGenee;
The lot has front Of 3la5 feet and depth Oh lou
feet. ,,., a,d,o
months for negotiable notes, Interest adIca' anu
title retained Til ali OF the purchase money Is pau
anu VIZ y a ". GODDIN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARG


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i BRICK Unwilling ON THE SOUTH SIDE I;
OF n STREET BETWEEN THiRTI-SECOSD
AND THiRTY-THIRD STREETS, The LOT
AT the SOUTHEAST CORNER OF AND
THIkTY-SECOND STREETS, AND THE LOT
AT THE NORTH Asst CORNER OF II AND
THIRTY-SEGUSD STREETS, AT AUCTION
By virtue Of q deed OF trust from William Foikes,
trustee for Mary W. Folkes, 10 the subscriber as
trustee, dated l5sn April, $50. duly recorded,
shall toeng th rcto required by The holder OF The
note thereby securely Fen ut public auction, upon
the preinis-s respectively, on stoNDAY, Isl OF
June, 1874. commencing Mt 5 O'Clock +. NJ. the
large BRICK DWkLLIEG located US apoye de-
scrlbed aud The lot which II stands, fronting %
By l65 feete----~-.---~-
Alsu, the LOT OF GROUND adjoining the house
on the west. fronting 100 feet onthe south siee OF
street and runuinl back along the eastern tine OF
ThIrty-second street 1855 feet.
: And also, that half-acre LOT fNo. ~ in square
No. IL Yin rear OF the aboye-mentioEei PROPERTY,
fronting 80 feet on the north side street aud
running back along the east line OF tRiray-second
street 165 fee..
TRRM, Cash sufficient to pay the EXPENSES OF
sale and the SUM OF 900. with lntcrts thereon NJ
s per cent. from 18th April 1874, I'LL raid: and
the residue upon such terms rs may De prescribed
by the grautor In said deed of trust.
! Et3 IWILLfAM COUPLING, Trustee.
GguRDs s WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY Thomas ". Keesec, Auctloneer,
1917 Main street.

TLEG ANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AU,'-
TION.-At the request OF the owner, who Is de-
Ginning hous keeping, will sell at his residence,
No. 1918 Clay street, on TUESDAY The goth In
slant ut 0 o'clock. fine assortment of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &c, consisting In part OF
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, with marble
WALNUT SOFAS, covered with striped reps
Of the best manufactures;
Q WALNUT ARM-CHAlRS, covered with
striped reps of the best nanuiacture;
] WALNUT MARBLE-TOP STAND;
MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP STAND:
WALNUT ROCKER, covered with striped
wAISUT HAT-RACK: 80
l WALNUT CRIB;
l WALNUT ETAGERE;
/ WALNUT EXTENSIOS-TABL BILE;
Chairs, Carpets, Bcd-Spriugs, Refrigerator, Tin
Safe, Water Filter, &c, &C..
The above Is in perfect order and very choice and
has been in use Only one year: z,sr,z, ,,.,,o,,
THOMAS w. hEESEE, Auctiopeer:
&c. KEEsEE, Salesman. my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY Cook s Laughton, Aucrioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

ok STREET WAGONS, EIGHT
~ MULES, THREE CARTS, CARRIAGE
HORSES. NEW SPRING WAGON, &C. ar
AUCT1ON.-On Tuesday the 26th instant, at
O'clock we will sell at Tile lot opposite Trinity
church, on Broad street uear Twenty. first street,
six STREET WAGONS,
One new SPRISG WAGON, ...
Three CARTS,
Several sets OF HARNESS,
Eight MULES,
One pair CARRIAGE-IioRsES.
TERMS: Sixty O.. vs. credit for approved endorsed
city paper. COOK j LAUGHTON,
uy2S Auctiopeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY James N. Taylor s. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS ALEOF A DESIR-
" ABLE THREE.sT STORY BRICK STORE
EiGHTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS. IN THE CITY
cree of the Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond,
pronounced on the 9th Of May, 1874, IN the case
OF Tenser's guardian rs: Tenser, &c, the under
Viii procet TO sell public suction, upon the
mises, on TU ESDAY the 26th day Of May, STA,
at o'clock p. ~, the property as above located,
fronting on the west Side of Eighteenth street
% 7-12 feet and running back about 1913 feet
TO IN alley.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and
tive We months for negotiable notes interest added.
and the title retained until the whole purchase mo-
ney is paid JOHN q. STEGEk,
Special commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Sos, Auctoneers.
my 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY y. NJ Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. 1O14 Main street.

DARN FOR SALE AT AUCTION
L CONTAISISG ABOUT THInTY-FlVE
ACRES OF WELL-IMPRONED LAND IN I II f
PIAN OF WtDpEiLTE.-t:y r"qu"S; of The
owner will 81 II ut aacio, on tie prrln Ses. on
MONDAY. 25,h day Of Nay, 1t o'cleck L. H..
The TRACT OF LAND above doscrihcf. cori"il-
wn1d. the Balance in u good state of cultivation aud
in very good condition.
There is on the farm comfortable NV ELLI%G,
with tie usual out-hous,s. water. &c, very con-
vcnent. Owing 10 lis ncarnc:s 10 mar kct this pro-
perry is valuable rs marktt-far!n and country re-
sdence.
Persons wishing to see the farm may DO SO Ivy
calling on me III nv Office, Ola Main street.
TERMS: Very liberal and staieGat ale:
my 12-tds X. NJ. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25
BY James M. Taylor i Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Office col uer Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
i OF LANDIN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON THE CHARLES CITY
ROAD, AND ADJOINING tn. LANDS OF
STEPHEN B. SW EESEY, JOHN BASS, AND
OTHERS, AT AUCTiON.-B virtue Of deed Of
trust dated September 9th, 1871, 10 the subscriber
from William Scott and wife, recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Henffco County Court In deco
book 50, page 403, to secure the payment Of 4
certain nesouable note therein mentioned. default
having been made In the payment thereof, and nj
the request OF the holder OF said note, will pro-
coed to sell ut public auction In front Of Henrico
County Courthouse, on MONDAY the LIST day OF
June. 1874, Chat being court day), mt 12 O'Clock
NJ, TWO TRACTS OF LAND US above located,
the first known as the PleaSantS Field OF the New
Market tract. containing ~ 1-5 acres, more or
less; tile second known n Deep Bottom, coutain-
irg one acre. more or less.
TERMS: The decd requires all cash but BY the
consent Of the holder OF said note the sale win be
made OIL the following terms: Enough LII Gosh 10
pay the expenses or sale; one-half OF The rsmain-
der cisl, and the balance at ninety 900 days for
Negotiable note, Interest added and satisfactorily
endorsed. II. :. TAYLOR,
'''''' Trustee.
JANIS II. TAYLOR & Son, AuctioueerS.
nv ZU