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THE "AVIS."
CHRISTIANSTED, ST, CROTX,
SATURDAY, 3lsT JANUARY 1874.
EDUCATION.

Throughout the civilized world. the para
mount Importance of a continuous and healthy
progression of the educational department
of every government, is a subject which
always engages the serious and earnest atten-
ton of every true well-wisher of his country
and of its people. No properly educated
member of a community can behold with indif-
ference the dreadful effects of ignorance and
vice upon the moral development of the mass
es around him but he must constantly and
heartily deplore such a state of things, and
when his position is such as to make his infu-
enoe felt and appreciated, he will by all posi-
bic means, from purely philanthropic motives,
embrace the opportunity of doing all that ne
can in the matter for the benefit of the COM
mon veal.
In doing this, however, the boldest efforts of
the most sanguine have always had to contend
with difficulties which, it could hardly be sup
posed, would present themselves in the way
of carrying out so laudable a project as the
education of the masses-dificulties arising
directly out of that inbred opposition which
ignorance always blindly supports to serve its
vicious purposes lacking as it does that clear
ly difusive mental vision, and consequent civi.
liked refinement aud progression, which are
the direct issues of a proper education.
The masses destroy their own good In this
respect in various ways /; but BY mons more
, 1874-01-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TENDERS.

DARTIES desirous of undertaking sun
q dry repairing works to the Jail, the build
ings at KingshiIl Station and the School
house at Princess, according to estimate
and conditions to be seen at the building
inspectors Office, are hereby requested to
send in to the undersigned Office sealed
tenders marked "Public repairs" stating
the prices demanded and the security Of
fered.
Said tenders must be sent in before
Monday, 9th of February, 3 o'clock at
which hour they will be opened In the
presence Of the parties.
Presidency's Secretary's Office, St. Croix
9Oth January 1874.
S. W. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1874-01-31
E X TR s
FROM DAGBLADET's REVIEW OF '73.

The year has for Denmark been one of
strife internally. While the relation to
foreign countries has been undisturbed,
and even in one respect b%ettered in compa-
rison with former years, internal discords
have divided the people and produced q
state OF fermentation in mems minds, which
can be expected to last for a long time.
In the beginning of the year the Diet was
sitting as usual at that season. On the
goth September 1872 there had been gem
eral elections to the Lower House (Folke-
tlnget), and for the first time the Left had
succeeded in gaining a small majority in
the House. The leaders of the party, dur
Ing the preceding electoral contests, plain
ly indicated that their intention was. if
they were victorious. to get into power
by bullying, and subsequent acts proved
this to be the correct Interpretation of
their expressions. The Diet, having been
adjourned in the month of October, met
again IN December, and when it resumed
Its sittings after Christmas, the parlia.
m%entary struggle with the Ministry began,
which has been continued to tho present
day y. The first maneuyre on the part
Otthe Lett III this combat was its proceed
ing against the proposal of the Minister
OF Public Instruction, Mr.. Hall, for o re-
form of the Common Schools in Town
and Country. In q previous session, when
the Left was not yet in the Majority, he
had laid down the fundamental principles
which in his opinion should be guiding 10
a reform of the Schools, and also from the
side of the Left had the features of the
bill been appreciated. He had now en-
bodied these general principles in a Draft
OF Law, but suddenly the whole scene was
changed, and the maxims which shortly
before had been appreciated, were
by the same party, designated as entirely
Objectionable. The Draft + was found &C
unsuitable that it was not worth discuse
ing, and the refusal of the second reading
was threatened. The Minister declared
that, if this threat was carried out, The
House would be dissolved, aud the Left
yielded, recourse being had to another
expedient, the personal i'll feeling to the
Minister, without provoking a dissolution.
On the 18th of January the House resolved
to close the first discussion and refer the
A TIolorroro =, oootLou oo1,oou L.:-.u IL.
, 1874-01-31
The LAWS"
IS Published
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
uRISTIANSTED
JANUARY-I674.

CURISTIANSTED.
JANUARY-I874.
ARRIV
% English Sloop ''Flying Cloud J. Crooke,
Master, St. Kits, Potatoes and Vans.
90 Danish Schooner "Petrel," Golden, Master
from st. Thomas, Merchandise.
~ Danish Schooner ''Lizzie,' Fench, Master
from St. Thomas, Merchandise.
80 Danish Schooner Hugo MoGregor, Mas
ter, from St. Johns, Cattle.
DEPARTURES.
% Danish Schooner West End Packet
Anthem, Master, for Frederiksted.
" Dan. Schooner "Vigilant," Penthoney,
Master, for St. Thomas.
% Danish Ship "Galilei,' Nielsen, Master, for
Frederiksted,-part of imported cargo.
" Danish Schooner 'Lixzie," Fench, Master,
for st. Thomas.
80 English Sloop Flying Cloud" Crooke,
Master, for st. Thomas,-part of import
ed cargo.
Dan. Schooner Hugo" Mo'Gregor, Mas
ter, for st. Johns Ballast.
, 1874-01-31

" A Telegram in another column brings the
intelligence that the King has announced hs
intention not to change or modify the present
Ministry.-Ed. Av.
t We intend to give the leading features Of
the Draft 10 q subsequent issue.-Ed. Az.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAJ, AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
AMELIA COUNTY, yA;oBy virtue OF hv s, ,T1I.
led a May ast 167H sKe S% rla and
sns.sr,r. trustee and duly recorded In the Clerks
Office Of Amelia county, Va the undersgneo, pe-
reed to,seIl on the farm hereinafter secondly ds
scribed and near Mattoa1 station on the kieii'
shs Bans5lff Eaf04 DA !. OF NAY
lS7A III fair II not. then on the next iait ua5
the same honrJ the property conveyed oy '"e s'''
desg &c c"n Sn imTppoYed TRACT LAND contain,
Ing t1O hundred and fifty acres be the slne t,ot
a,n.Ii, adjoining The lands OF William T.. McanS
and thers being The same propfTty sd
srs; i' Gh all , 1ne sG ol G5SE
the buildings and SY and SyIyis Turner
49, resida ON the Appomatt01 river near hlattoa1
styrIon in said county, containing anout TWO nun W.
,rhih Jobu BASS DIED seized aud posseSed anu Silo
scnunntly MAS conveyed 10 Sylvia Turner by tilz"
r. Bass and others also, all growing crops there'
on 5nird. The following PERSONAL PROPERTY
on said farms-to Wit: Ten Mules. eight COWS
twelve head OF other Cattle ten liosS. oc
Threshing- Machine one Reaper one Gieane,r, one
Corn-shelIer two n-panters, twenty rl1 sasn,
ing implements ON said premises conve!eu ny sila
deed. and all hay and other fodder on Inc larii's
TERMS: The deed requires the following terms Ms
viz: Enough in cash TO pay the expenses OF s,,e
trust and note Of fourteen hundred doiinis d nu
TO the day Of sale at ten per cent per ahnnl, anu
note Of thirteen hundred dollars due MAY f. f,,a r.
NJ insura1 CO. amounting 10 about =; ana inc
balance as follows Enough on Il credit until NAY
4 1875 to pay twelve hundred dollars, anu enough
ON a credit ,iniil May /. S7G to pay the sum OF
eleven hundred dollars, and the residue u any. on
such terms as may be announced AZ the SAFE; but
the party interested will authorize Dera eres , T
satisfactory security upon onc-lail or hioie VI 'ie
amount of cash hercinabnve nentlonsl .
JAMES PLEASANTS, trustee.
Tho "a NJ trsin ,lpon the Richmond and Dam
willie railroad will convey all from Rlchmonu VINO
Will attend the above sale (within view at Matoa1
S , WIN 'f myS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
my
BY Grubbs & Williams,
At the Real Estate Fychaups-

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-LApcp
~ AND ATTRACTIVE sALEOF v.IT,KIs
REAL ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY Of t ~.
TERFIELD-"BE LI.OSA AR>ESAL,"" a.
6 6SEA EHHH ISEfEsr TN 4 kEGk ASp
AUCTlOS.-By virtue OF deere" Of The h.nr,,,
Court OF the city Of Richmond. pronou1c.,i nm III.
25th day OF April. 1874, IL u. suit Of Harye, e.
A5eher = az, We shalt, On IHI h>DAY. -, Efy,
chsnge, in The city Of Richmond expose 70 s,rc :,
public auction the following very raIuab. piece,
1. That very VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ST.
uted on James river. thirteen miles aaovr Rc6.
mond, containing TWESrY-s+YENA AND o..
TILED ACRES, and well kn9wa as ''RsLL0XA
well-cen.tructcd buildings upon this piacr ,ers
erected by the United states Government. and a.,
admirably suited for large manufacturing e.ia;s
llshmeht.
q" BELLONA FOUNDRY" adjoining Tho
Arsenal. This tract confirms TWO NUHijRtD
AND NINE ACRES OF LAND. Upon Ih!s 10;
Is large brick mill, besides t*o brick dwellings
brick dry,,house, large workshop. l@se umt-'.
house, mill-dam In perfect order; and ample ~a;er.
power for large manufacturing Establishment
1he land is well adapted e. agriculture.
8: Tract Of F. LA =! : rot far from seo,.
NINETY ACRES. with no improvements,
4. One-fflh undivided interest Ia frt:-snple 10.
BODY OF LAND called "ktSFIck," partly 10
Chesterfield and partly in P9whalaa couaties. con-
ACRES; upon which there IS \ large frame dwell.
ing and necessary out-hOuSes. Tht- land les within
the range OF the coal lands Of Chesterfield. and s
supposed to abound in this mineral. John H. Iry.
ant. Esq, who resides on the premises. w! :ass
pleasure In showing the same aad giving 4ly t..
sired Information.
Each piece Of property will be sold separately.
The attention Of capitalists and Others specsalT
Invited 10 this rare opportunity for profitable la
restment.
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance Al six. Twelve.
and eighteen months for DegotIlolr notes wa!G
terest added flnm day OF sale. AID title rctaa,t
until the whole purchase m"4cy : paid aud Coz
veyaucc ordered by the court.
{. L. MCRAE.
Fl. G. CANNON. ,-o,,r,,ss,,,.
AND. JOHNSTON, |'"'
f.. Y. CANNON.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS. aurii0-ccrs. nyi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
BY Isbc & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No g E.sycuth street, between nain anu D

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE z
DESmABLE TwO-sTORY II Il !. N . =
DWELLINGS, ON THE SOUII S,IS Nh 4 n
Shall STREET B sEp VEk EiHf pEs1RhBLE
ANS ASn 6F LBOUT TWENTY-FIVE, , A 4 IirS
FAM hhp1r " fulfil; MIL IFS WEST OF The III, Gpnt
Az IRjrHMOND, ON THE DEEP-kUN rSrnn,t
Dix I'm pursuance OF decree ol tns H LI sth
ranr OF the county OF enrco, entered on ond a
IIHyaerSno1 et ais the under signed rs
tasionnr amounted for the purpose WIN 10
III ssII the real estate therein menloned a. p9eS
suction. a. foIous-to wit: On hoSDh III r. Sf
nay " the premises, the THREE TMOcsLo.adi
EH aNE DWELLINGS situsted rs above s,@' W,
rT.rna,iy owned BY James NJ. Undermooo, ae
oa"ed Having four rooms each. Win kltcMcno ". VI
t,,o rooms together with the LCIS, ITent H+ ~ ~
oeiher 76 feet and running n2cs aou. &, % I.ert
Immediately after the sale OF tue no seid ,ho
t;ome dwellings, at the same place VIII nS SOY y
JnsirahIe FARM Of about IH EN IT T.
GKES mentioned In said decree, lying aud oelns
In The county Of Henrlco, and sltualtd - ~oo'e-
stated. ,-a etorv dvvall;no md
III nccessary out-houses, with beautiful honer
p,r,an well set with great variety OF movers anu
eycrg Gems and shrubberJ, and well OF Good wafer
rhi, farm is lmirably adapted to raising vege.
tables OF every descriptGn and Its c9nti2uty 10 tue
nIrposes: and In addition to these there Is ysun
orchard OF about 800 trees OF variety or fruits u
tb q most choice Kinds.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes WITH l-
tercst added and title retained til the whole lur-
chase money Is paid aud = conveyance ordered ny
the court A. X. COURTNEY,
mr7 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
i BILE REAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL
STREET. ADJOINING TIE SHOCKOE HILL
ON THE EAST LINE OF SIXTH STREET,
NORTH OF LEIGH STREaT.-By virtue OF de-
cree Of the Chanccry Court of The city Of Rich
mopd, entered the 9Th May. 1874, in tile cases
OF Clendlnning's executor rs Hoycr x Ludwig
Boyer q LuHrig Us. ClendnnnS's executor, &c,
and Cendining's administrator and Bossleux, &C.,
against Hoyer t Ludwig, &C.: and by virtue of Il
decd of trust bearing date 9Th November, 1863,
executed by John tlendnnirg TO W. Goddin, trlls-
tee, to secure to L. Hoyer and G. l.. Ludwig certain
d,bts therein mcntlonec, duly recorded IN Rich
sell at public auction, OH The premises on TUES.
DAY the 26th Muy. 1874, commencing at
O'Clock p. NJ. that very valuable REAL ESTATE
the north side Of Marshall street between Sixth
and seventh Streets fronting sc feet, run uing back
&c feet. bounded on the cast by the lot on which
Mr.. ID. j. HartSnuk resides on the west by Market
avenue, and having thereon ARIA ED TENE-
MEEr, occupied by Mr. s. i. Perkinsun.
This Is regarded amongst the most valuable lots
In that locality, as 1t has space enough Tor tile cree
ton of three stores.
After which will be sold that large and well-built
BRICK DWELLING the east slide of sixth
north of Leigh street, now occupied by Messrs. j.
g. Hunter aud j. A. JcIards. The house Is three sO-
ries above the basement, handsomely finished with
modern convcnienceS, ample accommodations for
servants &C, and Ia really an excellent residence.
he lot has trout OF 31s. feet and depth of $50
feet
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8. and 2
months for negotiable notes, interest aided and
tile retained till all Of the purchase money is paid
and Il conveyance ordered bI the court;
my14 W. GODDIN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Rle, euth street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL
" UABLE THREE. STORY BRICk s,r TEN ~;
MENr No. 500, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS, BY AUCTION.
Humphreys, &C, Us. Humphreys ct dts. In Rich
In execution OF a decree of the said court entered
I'm this cause on goth April, 1874, as the special
commissioner thereby appointed, will sell at auc-
ton, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, IGN May,
at 81 O'clock, the property above referred to- oc-
cuped by +. Davenport.
The lot fronts "a feet on Broad street and runs
back lao feet more or less, to Pink alley, on which
it has the same font. The building has thirteen
rooms besides out houses.
This property is located at one OF the best bust
ness points on Broad street. aud possesses the
cspecial advantage of two fronts, both very afail-
bic for purposes OF revenue. .
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs OF suit
and expenses OF sale, and the residue ut one, two,
and three years for satisfactory endorsed negotia
BILE notes, with interest added, AID title retained
until the whole purchase money be paid and con-
veyauce directed by the court. Should the pur-
chaser elect TO pay the first note in cash, then per-
sonal security will he dispensed with.
j. 3. YOUNG, Special Commissioner:
GRCBBS 4 WILLIAMS, AuCtioneeIS. nly0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
BY w. GodGln,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

ISSIONER'S SALE OF A
" SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES IN SIDNEY,
WITH SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT THERE
ON. BOUNDED BY ELLW0OD COR MANI
DOVER. GLOW AN ID MULBERRY
STREETS-As commissioner Of the Circuit Court
of IIcnrco, by decree entered on the lth March
1874, In the case of Catin, DC, rs. Gray, &c,
shall self at auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, the l9ih May, 1874, II O'Clock I. NJ, the
SQUARE in Sidney composed OF Nos. $50, $50,
Of MIR. Lugnot, with q small framed dwelling
thereon; we'll OF water, and some excellent fruit
on Dover street beautifully adapted for building
sites. ....
This property Is located In 3 desirable part OF
Sidney, ut the west end of r or Main street.
TERMS: One-third cash balance 1T six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes bearing III
tcrest, and title returned ~! all the purchase
money Is paid. HENRY g. CASNON,
uyT Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
BY W. Goddiu,
Rea, Estate Agell! and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets. .

COMMISSIONERS SAL OF two
u FRAMED TENr MENTS ON THE k0RTK
SIDE OF DUvAL STREET BETWEE SIIPE
MIR AID JUDAH STREETS; AND SMALL
VALIANT LOT ON THE EAST LINE OF ST;
PETER BETWEEN DUvAL AND BAkER
sTREfsrS.-By virtue of u decree OF the Chancery
Court OF Tire city OF Richmond entered on the S3tn
May, 1874, In the case OF Bartlett &c. against
Coles, &C., we Shall, rs special commissioners
thereby Appointed proceed to seil q, ne as Mag
1874, ri O'Clock T.. ST.. the real estate Oh WHICH
Mary Anu Smith died sczed-y'S: r-o,.
iUT on the north side of inval Strest .rohs
ing II 7-I2 feet, running back about Sc Feet 10
an alley sixteen feet wIcc, on WHICH II mas from
Of SO feet, having thereon Two FRAMED TEN
EMEETS -,,>,r,<,r
after which will be sold "a small VACANT LOT
On the east line Of ST. Peter street, fronting feet,
running back about - feet
TERMS: For the first property, one-fanr,h cash
balance at four, eight and twelve months aud Tor
The second piece. one.haIf cash; .'balance at SIX
IN ouths in each case for negotiable notes, Interest
added ard title retained TIL all of tic purchase
10 onty Is fully paid u. II. MhRSHALL.
JAMES NJ. 81. DAVIS,
u,yIS tomT: iSsi0ners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
- BY w. Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent and AuciioneeS'
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A YALUAoBsLLEs
SUBURBAN FARM OF 32 1891 cog S1 hEEGniF;
TAE sgw YBsR1SsS ROAD. HALE A d ait y
Est OF HICHHOED-By virtue OF oeeu ".
trns, e1eeutsd BY Mr. David Anderson Jr, TO me
trustee TO s es Sng.'a duly
recor1ed in Henrlco County Court, shall; In exc
cuion thereof proceed 70 sell at public auction. on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the goth Of Nay,
1874, Ut 4 O'Clock T. NJ that seTy Vs s.H.k
GROVE" containing 81 1851 600 acres Of which
74S2-lOOO acres lie The north side OF the road
on which there stand two framed tneInen,s; and
on the south side thereof there are rs 233, lOoO
acres, on which stand, = large brick dwelling, In
good repair. containing eight rooms. and framed
building suitable for servants, &c.
The land Il admirably adapted for gardening pur-
noses. This land has been recently laid OH into lots
OF suitable size and ~ acres assigned 70 the dwell,
Ing. The sale will commence with the 4S2-looo
acres lying on the north side OF The road.
TEnNs: About 81 200 In cash; on circuit as 70
S1,12O until 10th October DeXt: on credit as 10
1000 until 10Th October, / S75; and AS TO the
surplus pay able at that time for negotiable notes,
beaflng Interest from the day OF SALE secured by
deed of trust. ". GODDiA, trustee.
r s. It's probable better terms may be announced
at the hour of sale. my9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
Bv Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and AucIioneers,
Office corner seventh aud Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

rINHE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
l. IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-ht the request of Ilr. l..
W. Wesiger we will sell, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, May 10, 1874. at o'clock L. 81,
that splsndidly-ocated residence, situated on Dc
catur street. The lot extends from Tenth 10 Elev-
enth streets, and has frontage Of 80 feet by 264
feet.
This is the property lately built and owned by Gen.
Thomas NJ Logan, and is cOnsid-rd the most de-
sirable place IN the city Of Manchester, command
ing view OF the entire city of Richmond, Holly
wood Cemetery, the shipping, and In fact In this
respect, is eXcelcd by no uther place Ill the city.
The HOUSE is well built, in modern style, con-
taining thirteen apartments, with every conveni-
encc. only one square from Hull street. and conve.
nieut TO all the churches, and can lie seen from any
part OF the city OF Richmond.
The yard is pTetiily laid oil with all Kinds OF
Shrubbery, &C.
Those desiring flrst-class residence should at
tend this safe.
The property will be sold whole or sub-di-
vided TO suit purchasers.
TERMS: Accommodating, and will be made known
OIL the day of sale.
Parties desiring to see this property before the
day of sale will call on the auctoncerS.
MOODY IL ROYALL,
my 9-12.l4,15.l6,1S.19 Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
Dy " UUIIUIII.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY vALU-
~ ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SIDNEY,
Al THE SOUTuWEsT CORNER OF MAIN
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 10th
day OF May, 1874, at s O'Clock p. Al.
that very desirable property located as above
now occupied by Mrs. James W. Eddins. The
lot has front Of 60 feet and depth Of lac feet.
The dwelling is built of bick, TWO stories above the
basement; has seven rooms; with front and rear
portcos; with china presses In the diniDg-room
and wardrobes in the Chambers. and In the back
yard (which is wholly paved we'll OF good water,
The kitchen IS y large ONE with four rooms, aud
the front yard shaded with maple trees. The house
Is well built, and the location within one square Of
Monroe Park, In that part of the city where real
estate Is rapidly Improving In value.
TEKAS: One-fourth cash; balance at six. twelve.
and twenty-fUur months, for negotiable notes, in
tcrest added NJ eight per cent. per annum, secured
by Il trust deed.
lnv13 W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16
BY James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer,
ofira corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE DES1RA.
BILE BUILDING LOTS IN ALIENS PLAN,
FROM ING ON CARY, TAYLOR, CHAFFIN,
uARVIE. WALLACE, DANCE, AND ASH
LAND STREETS, BETWEEN RESEREOlR
AND RANDOLPH STREETS. IN THAT PART
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN AS
SIDSEY.-By virtue OF decree OF The Ch2ncery
Court of the city Of Richmond pronounced on fhe
18Th day of January, 1S74, In the case Of South,
all -. Aliens executrix &c, We, the undersigned
commissioners thereby appointed, Will proceed to
sell at public auction, upon the premises, on Mon
DAY the 1Slh day OF May, 1874, at 3H o'clock z.
NJ, those beautiful LOTS as above located, each
b iving front Of 80 feet, and running back 12O
feet to an alley 10 feet ride.
All Of these lots are beautifully located, aud have
recently been we'll graded which adds greatly to
their value To capitalists and others this sale pre-
SCENTS most favorable chance TO secure at whole
sale or retail lots which must certainly prove pro-
ftabc to those who may purchase them either for
speculation or for solid investment.
The sale will be continued from day to day at the
same hour until completed. Plats Of this property
can be obtained by applying at the office OF the
auctioncers. ~
Terms: One-fourth cash; the balance in three
equal instruments for negotiable notes at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with S per cent. int
rest added, and the title retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance Is or
dered by the court MARY A. ALLEN,
THOMAS u. HEW TIT.
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR e Son, AuctiOneers. my 9