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A FARM IN CUMBERLAND COIN.

"a Tf FOR SALE.-By virtue of decree of the
Circuit Court OF Cumberland county, pronounced on
the sti day of August, 1858, shall as Commissioner,
proceed TO sell on the premises on the 10th OF Sep
TENDER, the tract of LAND on which the late J..
Woedson Wright. deceased resided, containing about
eight hundred acres, one-third of which Is sup
posed 70 be IN woods OF original growth. remarkably
wen tlfpoered This Land lies on the main stage
road and the Fermvi.le and Buckingham plank road,
about TO be censtructed, five miles from Farrnyilie,
ana the Southside railroad IN remarkably healthy
neighDoTnood, and is wen adapted 10 the cultivation
o. "heat corn, oats and tobacco. The Improvements
are coed, consisting two excellent dwelling houses,
and all necessary ont-houses including house
se-house, &c. III desired It can be divided to suit
purchasers There are excellent orchards OF peaches
and apples q well cf excellent water in the yard,
and one of the finest springs In the county In con.
venienr distance. Possession OF the LANG Wiz pe
gwen Immediately, for the purpose OF seeding wheat
TERms-A credit Of one and two years equal in
staents the purchaser giving bond bearing interest
from the day uf sle and good security, and the title
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid,
For further pareulara, apply on tns premises on
70 me at Richmond JUN ". ~ NUM-,
teu IT-dfawkctd S0Elinl ssioner.
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COUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION In pnrsuarce of

4 NOUNIRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION In pursuance of
trust deed executed to the subscribers by Lawrence
Lottler, Esq., to secure the payment of several nego
table notes drawn by said Lotter for the purchase
money of land hereinafter described; which deed
Henrco county court clerks office, we shall expose
to sale the premises, FRIDAY the 23rd day of
September, 1853, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, that TRACT
OF LAND lying in the county of Henrico near the
city of Richmond. being part of Mount Erin tract
containing seven acres and 864 1000 of an acre
I TERMs-Cash as to much as will satisfy expenses
of executing this and Sl02067 cents ;on credit
until 9Th November 1888 TO $780, on further cred
it until 9th May. 1854 to $50; further credit
until 9th MAY, 1851, as to $780, on further credit
until 9th May 1854 81 l2l SS: on further credit
until 9th November, 1854, to $3.50; on a further
credit to s., 800 until 9Th November 1854; on a
credit $75 until 9Th May 1885, and on credit as
to 81 500 until 9Th May I855-end if after satisfying
these several sums such credit as said L. Lotter
may direct in the event of his failing to give any
direction. credit until the said 9Th Nav, 1885,
The title TO the property is believed to be perfect
but conveying trustees we shall convey with the
usual special warranty The credit instruments are to
bear interest and to be properly secured
JOHN HOWARD
ALEXANDER Fl. SANDS, trustees.
II has been represented TO that the property ad
brick dwelling house. with large and handsome port
Goes on either sidehat the dwelling is in thorough
repair has all the modern uproveme ns for con.
yenience and comfort. There is large and valuable
garden edately in front of the house beautiful
" arranged and Astounding in flowers and eyergreens
Of every descr ption.
The out buildings consist of servants houses stable
sranary &C., All OF brick, and in good repair; also
two spacious ice houses - n
Sc l3-dtds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
By 00DDIN : 1PPF5-7,v
r AND FOR SALE n TA nrs,,,,r.o

Tns,p EOh SALE IN HENYTco
subse riber in s VII, BELOW RICHMoND -rThs
ing some capital il Induced r. A. T. ,susiness
ated Y Che County Of Henrco. sboat nis FARM st
q sne , ney 2, for sale east
by the lands Of Col John Thoa "a % the north
bragg ana Jonn Curris, On the south bv =. ~
es ana n q aae ess' os unsccapied lands q Wsa
About fifty acres Of the land is cleared and l.
cellent body of meadow lard. The an ex-
of il is mostly clothed with growth of as portion
Much of It viii cut thirty cords Of wood to the sr
The improvements sre comfortable, sonsista : 81
good log house. with ,stabliHg and sheds sar ~ y
stock well of excellent water, and grove Of =
gantic OAKS. overshadoying the s,' whole.
be offered if application be made before Tuesday the
Goth day of September next If not sold before that
tine i WIN be offered at puPsT TIlf X ths5 R dss e
s ss;e e'nda''e ssobbpIN / AppERsoN, AuerI..
iPRICK DWELLING ON THE EAST
- line of Esd street, between Main and Franklin
streets reefs FOR SALE II At b AIGTioN
tember, 1s5S upon the premises, commencing at !
O'clock the large Brick Dwelling on the East hne Of
Esd, between Main and Franklin streets, now in the
occupancy of Mrs. Julia Ann Woodsop. The house
has ten rooms. is in good order, and well built.
TERMs-!th cash. balance at 4, and II months, for
negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
/ se5 GoDDINk ApPERsoN, Auc.s
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
4 TATE ON 7rH, BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS.-As trustees in deed of
trust dated 2ath March, 1880 duly recorded in Rich
mond Hastings Court, shall proceed to sell at pub
Tic aucnen, on the premises on SATURDAY, the 2ith
DAY OF September, 1883 commencing at Il O'Clock,
LOT in the city of Richmond, the West line OF 7th
street. between Broad and Marshall Streets fronting
said 7th street As feet running back ca feet on
which there stands blacksmith shop. now occupied
by Messrs Frayser& Bowman - -
The title is believed to be perfect hut the subscri-
bers acting as trustees, win convey with the usual
special warranty.
The terms, which will be accommodating, will be
made known at the time of sale. 49, .
VIM. ANDERSON, JR., Trustees.
/ Sale conducted by
! Sc is GODDIN & APPERsON. anc.s.
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THE FIsHERIEs.-Tbe sloop-of-war Decatur ar
rived at Portsmouth on Saturday night The bal
Of the ishingi feet have been ordered to rem
devious at Portsmouth, on the 18th
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BRIG LOST. The brig Argus, of Charleston, for
Trinidad, was wrecked on the BIS near Key Blan-
60. The vessel was a total loss Crew saved.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. IL The extensive store of
Mr. l.. Goodman, at Amsterdam in this State, was
together with the buildings adjoining, totally con-
sarnet by fire This morning Loss estimated at from
S2l.Q0O 10 S3lG0N
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY 0ODDIN { APPERsON.

SEfERAL TENEMENTS ON OR E.
X -, CON HILL, on BYRD AND IST sTREETS
n "a = r Z. On THE MOUNTAIN ROAD, EIGHT,
Fnp 3 rAbosE THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
IN AT AUCTlON.-Nillb be sold at sncSson
On On. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th Sepsem-
ra;L io2S upon the premises commencing at Al e.
0.ss ss I'VE, brick and wsoden DWELLINGS on
iIse.e HE fronting on EelviGere ard Church sss-
best n . are all new, and are amoug the
MF INT haeh viii be sold the two new brick TENE
ms e the corner of Byrd and Is. streets froaf-
M sogsther, abont 10 feet on the North line 81
a.. siset, running back about &c feet :
Ine North and East Ao essss oh
.ne sale Of the les. mentioned property tand
. ~, OF Byrd and LIST streets) wifi be sold
onn.s; - NM IN the county Of Henrieo, On tho
loe1an .oaa, about miles from the city of Rich
AZ ST a,a ~ acres, new in the occupancy Of
III =: Lae. ms fsrra has been recently settled
the buildings are all new and he land ;s q good =
haps, be sold. $50 sso' sNAA "s, pe'
TEKms:-one.iourth cash balance at 4, 8 aud IL
retained till last note shall be raid - A.-1 s'o
N. B.-The taxes are all paid sp ON n = .,avs 40,
perry and titles indisputable f'o
IS G0DDIN& APPERsoN. Aucts.
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There is still no official intelligence of the death
ofCaptain Ta.nall al the Pensacola Navy Yard, and
there IS no doubt that the rumor was without foam
datioa.-Ior. Beacon Of yesterday
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RUMoR CoNTRADIcTED.-A telegraph report
from Boston contradcts the statement OF the seiz
ure Of seven American fishing vessels OFF Fox
River
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MUTISY.-The whaling bark Friel arrived at
Fall river Sunday night. Seven OF her crew are
said to be in irons for mutiny
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. IA.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Oregon, Wallace, Chickahominy wheat TO
Warwick Barksdale.
Scbr Sarah Elizabeth, Phillips, Boston, mdz.
Schr. GeraniuIn, Wallace, Chickahoniny, wheat TO
Warwick & Barksdale.
Schr Lynchburg, Couch, New York, mdz to D.
Currie.
Schr. S. T. Cloud, johnson, Smithheld TO Stearns
l. Brummell.
Schr John A. Belvin, Smith, York River, wheat to
II Taliaferro. u
Schr William Spear, Bunton, Havre de Grace, lum-
Der.
schr Isaac Prince, Booze, Havre de Grace, coal to
Z. Farrar. -.-
schr Mary J. Peck, Dupuy, New York, mdz.
Schr William Henry Harrison, HOLIDAY, wheat TO
Burke Eggleston and others
SAILED,
Schr Express Carton, York River.
Sckr Jas Il. Fardy. Travis, Baltimore.
Schr. Adeline, Phillips, Baltimore
Schr. Chas +. A. Cole, Wooltord, Baltimore, coal.
sehr. Escort Murray, Port Walthall, to load with
coal fer Philadelphia.
PERSAMBuco s.A.. July 24th-Brg Noble from
Richmond, anchored outside.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12th.-Cleared, schr. Charger,
Brakeman, for Richmond.
fhiLADELPHIA Sept. l2th.-Arriyed, sehr. heiago,
Hooper, from PETERSBURG
boSTes, Sept. l2th.--CleRred bark Pendleton, Tor
City Point.
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PHILADELPHIA Sept. l3.-Five yachts started
yesterday morning for to Marcus Hook and
back for purse of 500. Tie race was Il dull al
fair there being no wind The boats returned this
morning the Blanca, of New York, beating tae
John :. keyser 10 minutes. The others were not
III sight
the new steamer keystone State, designed for
the Savannah line, returned this morning from a
trial trip Of - hours. she went 20 and worked
admirably. She will sail on her first trip to-mor
row week
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~ TOLER l. COOK.
BY ALEX. MOTT & co

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed OF
u Trust duly recorded in the Hastings Court OF
Richmond, the Trustees will sell at PUBLIC AUG.
TION, at the Store under the Exchange formerly
kept by Mcdonald & Lyons, ON MONDAY, 10th
Sept, commencing at 10 O'Clock, the Fancy Goods
specified in said Deed.
The following are in part: Book Case; Gold
Repeater Watch; Silver Lever Watch large lot OF
Umbrellas; large lot of Walking Canes; Port Mon
naies; Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes and Tooth do;
Dressing Combs; Fancy Soaps lot of fine Cigars;
Bird Cages; Show Cases; Store Fixtures &C. &c. A
lot of Miscellaneous Books. III ''< -7t' = ~
Also, the nnexpired Lease of said Store, which is
to the LIST April -..sr s.. tt..
/ Terms made known on day of sale. -
By order of the Trustees. 70 go
/ - ALEX. MOTT { CO., Aucts.
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TNHE condition of the stomach is of vital
Il importance. No man, woman or child can be
healthy unless the work Of digestion is regularly
thoroughly, and vigorously performed. With three
ouIths of civilized society this Is not the And
yet the remedy within the reach Of all HooianFs
GERMAN BpfTERs, prepared by DIR. c. NJ. jack
son, Philadelphia viii surely create regular and
healthy action of the stomach oil win lessen the
friction of machinery. Let the victim of dyspepsia or
indigestion in any its FORMS try it, and we guarsn-
tee good appetite, physical vgor. firm nerves.
sound sleep by night, aud increased cheerulness by
day. Ne l4-daw3w
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MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE CONTENTION
The Massachusetts STATE Temperance Convention
assembled in Boston the 18th. They excluded
a9omea from participation in their deliberations
10y decided vote A resolution was passed de-
nouncing certain municipal authorities for giving
their influence against the etectual operation OF
the liquor law. An important resolution was adopt
ed that they would carry the Maine Law agitation
into the primary meetings OF political parties and
also to raise 81 100000 to prosecute rum sellers
The speakers in the evening were Dr. Lees, Of
England, B, Stone of Ohio, and others The CON
Vention then adjourned sine die.
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Sc IS GoDDIN AppERsoN Aucts.

I j. IL.
BUILDING LOT ON
DCHURCH HILL, ON 9TH STREET AT AUG
IION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 23d day of
September, at 4a O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the premises
that lot of GROUND the West side of 9th street.
near the residence of Mr.. Charles Richardson, and
adjoining the late residence of George b. Goddin,
deceased fronting II feet and running back $50 feet
! TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at aud mouths
with interest.
Sc 10 I'M TAYLOR, Auct
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PILLS A CERTAIN

- CURE FUR HEADACFfES, BILF, LUSS OF
APPETITE, AND LOWNESS OF SPIRITS. -
These invaluable 2 ills be taken without danger
from cold and require restraint from busi-
ness or pleasure. They act mildly on the bowels
without pain gripping, strengthen the stomach and
promote healthy action of the liver, whereby they
purify the blood cleanse the skin, brace the nerves.
and gorate the whole system. They prove an
admirable remedy also for those who suffer from
debitated constitution as they create Appetite
correct Indigestion remove Bile giddness nervous
or sick headaches and palpitation Of the heart
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, uear Temple
Bar London, and by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire and BY
those of the United States, in Pots and Boxes at sd
cents, 81 cents, aud 81 80 each Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union and by Messrs
A. B. ID. SANDS. New York, aud p URCELL, LADD
l. CO., Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the lag
ger sizes
N. L. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. se l1-lw
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a Observation-Disclosures

EOR RENT.-A small FARM, near Ba-
IL con Quarter Branch, with good house, con
tanning six rooms, Ia healthy and pleasant neigh
bofhosd, wen emitted for market garden, with a
spring OF excellent water convenient 10 the house.
The house is very beautifully situated, and has
every convenience for the accommodation of small
family. Apply to Mr. HOOPER, adjoining the Farm,
or to As. NARY +. POWER, on Franklin street.
sc A-3ts
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!. BY JAMES MlTAYLOR.
DORT MAYO AND FULTON PRO
: -. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auct

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
FURNITURE OF THE "CARROL
IL HOUSE, AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY. 10th
instant, at 10 o'clock, on the premises, 18th, be-
tween Main ard Cary streets, will be sold for cash.
the FURNITURE Of the Carol House"-consist-
Chairs, Carpets, Looking Glasses Bureaus, superior
Coo6ipg Stove, Parlor Stove, &C. Also. the BAR
FIXTURES, including fine Silver Beer Pump.
se l5-2tx .4-t r. CAUTHORN.
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HUSBAND, WIFE, YOUNG LADY
IL CURED.-LET FACTS SPEAK!
BARRELLvILLE, Ale ghany county. Md,
Nav Atm 1852

| oHHNThL'iLLE, A-c sHaly county. Muf I
| To Messrs. Mortimer and Morbrog Dear S:rs--In
justice to Dr. Hamptons Vegetable Tincture, | wish
10 inform you that taken sick the Sd day of
January last, with affection of the stomach bow
| els and kidneys | was attended by four eminent
physicians tor more than two nonthsaIl TO little
no effect had some knowledge of the great virtue
| in Hanptons Tncture, from one bottle which my
wife had taken two years s:Ice.
came to the conclusion thar would take no
medicine from my Physicians. bit try the Tincture
and am happy 70 inform yeu bad not taken it two
days before felt its powerful influence upon my
stomach. i have continued using the Tincfure, and
am low able TO leave my roon ana can eat any
mon diet without much inconvenience or pressure on
rhe AFFECTED or their friends daily visiting me,
learn of the great virtue there is in this Tnctufe OF
| Hamptons.
expect to send you several certificates in few
| days-one, especially, from young lady who has
been confined TO her room for twelve months with
| u p'A' . - ''ers' - T. w. HALL.
| On the permanency of the cure hear him. SIN
another letter from the above |.
BAsRELLvILLE, Allegheny county, Md,
happy TO nerla you that this day tnds me IN s thu
enjoyment of good health by the of your Hamp-
TOMS Tinctnre and the blessings Of God am ems.
bled to pursne my daily avoeations as usual and
great curative powers ofthe Tiucture.
ca H; a kok SGas DlARRHMx. b bxsEs.
are cured by HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TING.
TURE. As cure and preventive il has been won
dertuily successful Ii will be found on incu;rv that
those who use IL have exemption from those dis
eases SO incident 10 the Summer 81 -
Delicate females and children viii find this xreae
blessing IL has restored thousands 10 health.
HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTuRE.-CslI
and get pamphlets gratis with history Of discovery Of
this wonderful Blood Purifier and certificates OF
our own citizens, OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Scfo
faia- Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness, &C. &c. - s
Sold by MORTIMER 4 MowBRAY, go Bslsl
more; aad 3e4 Broadway. New York; q. "A. sfkkCk-
Err, Richmond; Dr. COOKE co. Frederscksanr<s
9, b. JONES co. Petersburg; and ~ Drusssrs
generally
R-sf aer bottle 6 bottles for 8 Sc
WILCOx a. BETS respectfully an !
wv nunuce thar they ere row IA receipt offheir
Fall Steek Of DRY GOODS, couprsxng the newest
styles and latest impogfations Of foreign mannfae
ture. together with desirable selection Of DOMES
TIC GOODS.
eASrens on seryants win hnd Il 70 their inter-
Isl 10 call al the .METRoPOLITANp before maxi
se IL IL 1ea0kE Sl0AhE. s
YIyO ENGINE BUILDERS Steam Care
i and Try Cocks for Locomotive and StAtiens51
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

New ORLEANS, Sept. s.-The total number of
deaths reported for the II hours ending this morn
ing, was -, including ~ from yellow fever.
sept. 9.-The fever continues rapidly to abate
ana is more manageable among the victims arc
three Of the operators attached 20 the New Orleans
and Washington Telegraph. Among them is Mr..
Watkins, chief operator. Only one operator now
remaining in the Office. The operators of the Ma
tiunal line, have all left the city.
MOBILE, Sept. 6.-1here were37 deaths reported
in this city yesterday, of which 81 were from vel
low fever
Sept 9-The fever is still on the increase. A
very large number Of citizens have left
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BY THOS. w. KEEsEE.

T OF FOR LEASE ATAUCTION-Wiu
IL be leased at public auction, on THURSDAY
next the 18th instant at O'clock p NJ TO the Ugh
est bidder, upon the premises for the term of i've
years, the LOT adjoining the residence OF Mrs E. A.
p Pitcher, the lessee pay all taxes upon the lot du-
ring the lease The lot is well enclosed and suitable
to erect stable upon having supply of water upon
it. The lessee will have the privilege to any
improvements he may put upon the lot al the expira-
ton of the lease but must leave the lot well enclosed
Persons wishing to examine the lot win call upon
Mrs. Pitcher, who will show the lot.
J. B. KEESEE,
Guardian of John A. Pitchers children.
{ Tn-dtd
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MIR. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
N4 SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main 81,
between Sd and 4th Streets 4i.'
d. TURNER, A. NJ, Principal. .+.r
MONS. J. MICHARD, Professor of Modern Ian
guages. ...' '
Mr.. ]. s. PERKINS, Teacher of Drawing.
The tenth Academic year of this School win COM
mence on MONDAY, the 18th of September.
Catalogues containing further particulars, can be
obtained at the Bookstores, from the Principal at
his School-rooms. sc l2-2w*
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
dOUDIN q IIEhSV-t. 10. -
I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

AhGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL Or REAL ESTATE AT FULTON" NEAR
ROCKETS, AT AUCTION. VIII be sold on r l.
DAY, the I'D day of September, 1885, upon the pre-
misses commencing at II O'Clock. Tor Immediately
after the sale of the Mount Erin nlansiou several
beautiful lots and squares of LAND in that most beau
tfui and thriving village called Fulton"
In this sale is embraced all the land TO and ad-
joining the spring and dwelling of Mount Erin, in
Guiding large number of lots ON Williamsburg
avenue and lot of abont acres the reside
Of Mr. w. +. Hord. After which, say at o'clock. p,
NJ, win be sold a most valuable building LOT on
Rockets street fronting thereon about 50 feet,
ming back to Poplar street and adjoining on the South
the lumber house of Messrs Ludfafn Watson Also
81 feet Rockets street. adjoining Rockets Ware
house ON the South, running back TO Water street.
which il also has the front 60 81 49, go
The attention of capitalists and others is narticuar
~ called the sale, it is believed that in no part
of the city and suburbs investments be made to
greater advantage.
for gotisbe notes interest added secured by trust
s. Is - GoDDIN 4. APPEasoN, ,Aucts :
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. 9.i :
DORT MAYO AND FULTON PRO-
AND LOTS AND Is BUILDING L0TS.-On
WEDNESDAY next, 2ist iussant, commencing at st
O'clock, p NJ. upon the premises, VIII be sold three
framed HOUSES and LOTS in Port Mayo, one on
Louisiana street and two Graham street, all in
good order with good Lots attached. .stt- !
ALSO--z5 building LOTS in. Fulton, fronting bean
hfully some Of the principal streets, and being
among the desirable Lots in Fulton now to be
had. 81. ..-ft z
1t is believed that property in Fulton at this time,
affords more safe and profitable investment than
any other III the market. ~ - f. t-ttft
TERMS-One-third cash balance at 4 and months,
with interest, title to be retained until the whole
Sc Is las M TAYLOR Auctr
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GNATRA TRAIN ON SUNDAY NEXT,
1lFOR THE PR0rRACTED MEETING AT THE
SLASH COTTAGE.-For the convenience of per-
DESTROYS OF attending the protracted meeting of
the Methodist Church, at the Slash Cottage, in Haao
yer county, extra train. will leave the Depot on
Sunday next, at O'clock, A. NJ and return to Rich
lnond at T. NJ.
Fare for the round trip, 81. Children and Servants
half price. SAM. RUTH,
Supt transportation
Office Richmond, Fred. l. P. r. r.. Co., Richmond.
Sept. ii, 1885, et#
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CORA, ORTALANS AND OYSTERS
~ The above named delicacies win be kept rega-
&c IA ALIENS ARBoUR.