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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-21

"lIave mercy, good Mr.. Horse Shoe,
have mercy on the dcfcnceless man?"
screamed the runaway. in voice discorlant
with terror, as he stopped at the fence,
which he was unable to mount, mud looked
back npon his pursuer. "Remember the
goodwill showed you when you was
prisoner! QuArler-for Gods sake quar-
tcr!"
"'Y"u get no quarter from me. you ours
ed blood.larpcr" exclaimed Horse Shoe,
excited TO Il rage that seldom visited his
breast, "think Of Grindall's Ford !" and at
the same instant he struck heavy down.
ward blow with such sheer descent, that it
Glove the skull; Of the p-rAlious free bootcr
clear through, to the spine. Il have sworn
your d"all',' said the sergeant, seven if |
c"trh You asleep in your bed, and righ,
fairly have You earned it,"
Col. lnnis was badly wounded. Among
the prisoners Col. Williams recognized
little knotiy-f;.ced fellow by the name Of
Saul 1inson. and said to him:
"Ah, Saul. we have caught you!"
"Ics," replied IIinson hilchin up his
'rowscrs, and biting of piece of tobacco,
''you'vc co,rh me, and no d--d great
catch at that"
The vict"rs halted upon the bank Of the
river and sent back for their horses, in or
der I" pursue the fugi,ivcs. But Just then
messenger arrived from Gen. McDowal,
with the sad news, that Gates was defeated.
--Illerc was no time TO lose. Ferguson,
they knew, must hc moving to cut off their
retreat ; SO they took their prisoners up be-.
hind them. and, by hard riding and con-
stani vigilance, made good their escape to
ll'iI>b"r"' in North Carolina.
Tue loss Of the patriots was four killed
and eleven wounded. Among the former
was the gallant Capt. Inman.
THIS battle has scarcly been mentioned
IN history. 1t was but the fash of spray
upon the cre:.s, of the overwhelming billow.
and was lost III the eddy Of complete con-
quest tha, settled over the State.
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Making haste to be rich.

Nnmbrrless are the annovances and frc.
Huent The disasters which brset the mau
who Is in haste to he rich ; vet those who
are confined 10 the slower process of accu-
mnlating wealth, cannot be reconcled to
see their ne'g''bors apparently thriving so
much more rapidly than themselves. A
man embarked iii vast business, and who
has, to all outward observations been pros
pr'ing famous y, suddenly fails, goes down
with tiuanrial crash, wllirh causes u mighty
sensation, ut least among his crcdtors.-
But the dsrontented~ mechanic or farmer
shakrs his head, and says, 'Ah, never mind,
he has failedto make money, / Warrant
YOU" lie will not believe that SO much
glitter could exist,wln.re there was no gold.
that S" much apparent solidity should be
but an nnsubstaniiaI bubble. after all, and
signing still for the riches that he is sure
could he won in haste, lie envips the mer.
cantilc sprculator even in his misfortuncs.
His own humble shop or small farm is too
contracted n sphere for his operations, and
he woa'd willing hy exchange competence
earned. as it must be, bv kieariy toll, for
the rl'ance of quickly lenping up treasure,
even though the chance 'nis duulaf,t4so
doubtful that nine ont Of ten such expert.
'neii's results in disaster and ruin. Few
and tar between are the instances of acauir-
ing solid fortune hy any speedy pro-
cess, and Of thne few. the result often is
that the same spirit 6f 6ftmaking haste to bs
rich. which ~as successfGl IN tie frat in
stance, In :he very next venture leads 10
overwhelming 'disarpoia,men,s and ire
ttievable rpin. sMuel, bettsr il il for those
Who are ieffg wellennugh to,letwelienonei,
alone. and be 'coatent with smaller gains, II
tliey San Ayoid The fsverisll anxiety and
tI,st sxlahsting stsain that always attend
.ppoD the process OF mskiag haste TO be ricb.
'.P nv ~. sss's 70 es: BcstSi sBee.3 .3
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VOLUME 6---NO. 3.
RATES OF ADVERTISING

The Proprietors of the Abhcviilc Banner and
I'toepcnGcat Press, have established the follow
ng rates Of Advertising to be charged i'll both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than three months, will be charged by the in
sertion at Oac Dollar per Square, Ut inch
the space Of - solid lines or less for the first
insertion, anl Fifty Gents for each subse-
quent insertion.
CH- The Commissioners. Shrrff's, Clerk s
md Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted
in both papers. each charging half price.
EB- Shcriifs Levics OIc Dollar each
GB- Announcing Candidate, Five Dol
lars.
Advertising an E>trav, Two Dollars.
To he paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
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Fractions Of squares vii! be charged in pro
Norton to the above rates.
c3j- Business Cards for the term Of owe
year, will be charged in proportion to ,h.
space they occupy, ut One Doitar per line
space
~ For all advertisements snt in dou','e col
ann, Fl.v per Cent. extra will bc added to ii.c
above rates.
DAVIS 4 CREWS
For Ednarr;
LEE L. WILSON,
Fay Press
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Who'd BE- a Bachelor.
By HOWARD +. ROSS.

By HOWARD +. ROSS.
When life is so transient,
And rapid Times tread;
When maidens are plenty,
And long to wed;
Who would live single,
And rnarr,nge decryf
Who'd be n bachelori
Who mot l.
Who does not wish for
A fond hearted wife,
To share vita the pleasures
And sorrows Of i;fei
I" cheer and sustain him,
When troubles are uigh:
Who'd be a bachelorf
Who?-not I.
Who. when his garments
Were tatered and torn.
Could mend them himself.
Without feelings forlorni
When n thrifty wifr's fingers
The needle to ply,
So neatly and cheerfully-
Who2-not I.
When the body is bed rid
And writhing in pain
When the fever is raging.
And burning the brain;
Who would not then
For gentle wife sight
Who'd lie IL bachelori
Whof-not /.
Lonely old bachelor.
Wretched indeed;
No one to comfort you.
One thing you need.
Would you 80 happily,
Smiling through lifei
Take to 60 with you
A true hearted wife.
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p mn sssshisy 81; God. ttsts is.:pstliinr
50 past, ssto iidse quite ceased toths .prss-.
ee..; apd aatbihg 90 completely future 10
though it d1 not already erise. = 80 80
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-21

!, g; shssE Ga slSI .,S ass m aptsA
shapeen initis sasiobs axears spsiss wfn
naS SabsSa ,haA sks 80 s & ao-.s,Ssa 8 I sss.
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RUNAWAYS.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
sAS Runaway from the subscribr, early in JaPua
~ Nrv last d Negro man slave. named NELSON.
- hired a. Mes Is + VI Tabb i son as agents fn
~ ans Il Conway. ct Stafford county.
TIE -sI3 negro bears no III trks particularly re
7.an.f rgrt. - about feet inches high of light
...p-s.f bread color somewhat slew -footcd: wnan
tuskri tr>va4k- quickly. Ani il quite sprightly:
,'.p-,u4> ,itjl5 himself Nelson Hansburg. He ha,
W e. 10 tre! ris ksburg, II is believed hut took NJ
ul,H aa.ihrr woman in or mar Petersburg WHOM,
o.. ,la.i-r during the past year.
tr.N4rE ri twtu'y-tive dollars is offered for his
,,rrrhru,i,u if taken in Richmond Pr,ersburs
4, So. l-ia ur fredericksburg or their vicinity %
within ..gr hundred miles of Richmond and de liver
Ell g. -.,r ar Mc~srs 4 VI Tabh & SON in Richmond
,s secured III any Iail in the State that can get
iuut a.aIl: - fifty dollars If apprehrhd,i further
north. JOHN u. QUARLES
: Il trriyf tkshuTg News and Alexandria Ga
tlr vlH pir>- r1py, and forH irl their bills - TIM
90 l.r "a ma lat al bI-eU2n
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VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT OF
By e. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
sALEor TWENTY-FIVE

l. ACRES OF LAND IN HENRIC0 COUNTY At
AUCTI0N.--By virtue Of . deed Of trust, executed
10 the subscriber BY James Page, and duly recorded
10 the County Court Of Hsnrico. shall pfoceed -
sell at public auctioa. on TuEsDAf, the Dtn inst,
one certain tract or pascel Of land, lying AID being
In the County Of HenEice. containing tvsnty.nss
acres surveyed by NJ. Bates Of Richmond. and 3D.
joining the land OF B. etaske Burton, Hardin, &c |,
being the same land which was eoaseysd 20 Samuel
Page by Edmund Cary and wife BY deed bearing
the Cserks Office Of Henrico CSunty Court. y deed
book 80, page 557.
Ths above property having been sold en the y N
day OF March, lsss, and pufchAsed By yeGssson
Bowies. he not having complied with the terms o.
sale Ii Is new sold 1t his risk aud cost. ~
TkRMs made known Is the time o. nale- n
= JOSEPH n YOUNG. Tfuntes.
Sale conducted BY y D C0oK . Co., Aucts.
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By JAS NJ Taylor & Son.


ep~o''o AT AUCTI0N.The snbscriberintend-
ing to devote his whole time to this branch of his
business viz: Granite FIR, hts for stores; Granite
Work of every description for private residences
in the city and country &c. will sell TU ESDAf,
the 4th OF May, at his yard on North Main street,
between 9TH aud Sth str, commencing at II O'Clock
NJ, his entire stock, Consisting of Monuments.
Iombs, Head Pieces, Grave EnclosuxA Marble Man,
American marble.
TERMs.-Sums of $50 and under cash; that amount
ana over months credit. for approved negotiable
notes, with interest added.
Persons desiring to purchase would do well toex-
anime the stock before the day VI sale.
WM. J. McCL0E.
JAS. NJ TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts
N B.-Persons having ordered work, will please
send their inscriptions forthwith. Having one OF
the best letterers in the country employed. all work
bought will be lettered 20 per cent cheaper than else
where. Persons buying ON the day of sale. can have
their work lettered before leaving the yard.
up ~ W. j MCCLOY.
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$1,000 WORTH OF WATCHES.

Ar AUCTION,-On TnIs (fniDIY) 'EVRSiNd.
the 10th inst, commencing at half past O'clock
we will sell to the country and city trade, the lar
gest and handsomest assortment Of Watches. jew
just received per steamer Jamestown, being the
stock of u dealer who has recently failed.
The goods are all of first class, tine styles and
presents u favorable opportunity to the country
trade 8s'ss-1sg. -
Sale to take place EVERY EvENINa until fur
Their notice.
Every article warranted TO be- a. represented and
every lot offered will be sold for whatever ii with
bring--such are our instructions. -
Country dealers would do we'll 70 attend.
LAkUS 4 SHINE, Aucts.,
ap I6 .a "a Main It,
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NTOTICE.-In consequences Of the pfees
In a. eoasienm eots, WILL Tor the Dssssnt. ~ 81
auction ssery day =. solicsst; :, n. q. i. -.
~, k =, n .tre No $50 Main street. e sefh. u.
Sales ior gsn.islnsn At eess s,csss 6 MI nes .
~ o'clock. nsSAA ISsk
nah ~
NOTICE -LADIES AND 04N1kk-
~ MKN's AUCTION sALEa -IHk ~
CANT sTycK OF JEWKLRY xkf u ~ -
viii ofirr % the public one q ths 49, - ~
elegant xssortmeuts u JeWntx W. u. -
spss.leF fssss rses siil = $50 o.
aad vii y open g insvsestoa q ssy ~
- ~ A sS sss ssiss ~ iSss sssry narlIu :. y
s sslsss ess &. . i:ss s.; az
respsctfnIly nvi1ed y caE- 49, .ss
is ~ - y Z gcs6rk. > \. -
asbfka1tnS salss q Is e'elock. 4. .....-
These nAlem WITH nod sueerl4re W3eo NJ - -
as ss s.sa'as 'Al'' 4 Il II NJ S6If. Asa
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
10 O'Clock, &C the SHOP on eth, between Main and
Franklin straets. over the planning MILL Of
Messrs. Simms h Plnmmer, one DANIELS PLA-
and several CIRCULAR HAWS and SAW NAN
DRELS. one BORING MACHINE. several BENCH
smith ANVIL, lot Of aJULDINS PLANS and
u lot of SHAFTS. PULLIEs and BELTS, aud many
other articles, such as SASHES, DOORS and
scriber. the premises previous TO the day OF sale
TRRAs-Made known ON the day Of sale. ~
4lza. VIM. y. eIMMB.
anl6-fdu
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TN EXECUTION of a dead of trnst from

- Charles W Coleman to me. bearing date ON the
Inn January, 1855. and duly recorded in the CLERK
once OF Hanover county, L shall, proceed, on the
saIne day. at the same place. and upon the same
Terms as specified in the above advertisement of
Messrs Dick and Morris, to sell four valuable and
likely NEGROES. consisting of three men and a
Youth. The title to these negroes Is believed to be
indsputable but selling trustee shall of course
convey them only with special warranty
PITCHEGRU VOOLFOLK, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM EN-.

l. CINE. CORN MILL, BUILDINGS, &c. AT
AUCTION AS trustee in a certain deed Of trust
from Enoch G. Rex. dated the Sd day of April, 1851
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Count, shall
proceed sell at public auction, on the premises
ON THURSDAY, the 18th lust commencing at
O'Clock, L. NJ, the property conveyed thereby, b.
ing Que team Engine and Gear, one Corn Mill and
Fixtures complete ard the Buildii situated at ia.
CORNER of Main aud 2lst streets now used b. said
Rex AS A mill house. Terms cash
JAS NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
las NJ TAYLOR 4 Son Aucts ap II
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pSSt $3 ~
THIRD dividend STATEMENT
Premiums entitled to participate in this Dividend
are such AS have been received on existing Policies
since Feb lrt 1885, at the Table Rates of Insurance
and AS are sufficient to cover the risk each policy
to February LIST, ISIS:
Balance or surplus above ......... II2 5O3 IL
40 per cent on $26S6 $50. -, being the
amount Of participating premiums on
existing Life Policies. ...,.. 81, o. 627 I'd
- per cent on SIS, us 10, be.
ing the amount OF partici
pating premiums En-
dowment Assurance Poll
cies. ......................... lI,2i7 "a
~ per cent. on SS4, SI6. 10, be-
ing the amount of partici-
pating premiums IN Poll
cies lapsed by death..... 80 939 80
10 per cent. on 1927 -. be-
lag the amount Of partici-
patins premiums short
term Policies, Issued pre-
yious to lSal.....-.......... lg7I0
ID per cent on $50 64S3l, be-
ing the amount of partici-
patng premiums on short
term Policies, Issued since
lS5l...,........... ............ 10, 400 E6
Undivided Surplus. sos ~
-$ 81 LAP. sos lG
Respectfully submitted.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actuary.
The following examples Of the application OF the
Dividend oil 1855 VIII. we presume bo both instruc-
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FUTURFsDI5I11YI,s-

~-~D
SERGEANT's sALE.-Wiil be sold, on
IHpasDAf the 2sth DAY Of April, 1t n O'clock
ths following articles. TO wit:
pieces Rough Granite
ANUS sad siocks 1e'0S' "a
!, esrs Iron and ] bar ssesi i' i'on
~, sae es and Bench; bucket
large pieces Timber
iot Ropes and Block.
Woodra ps,k cTGy Bar and lot chi.sls
Plank Shed Cart or TrucS
Ip os Jo,s,.; FsS By e. aud nIisres
tlsfge Derrick and large Pole
i Blssp p .n ana Tackle &c Csrpenters shop
This Is made sP By ana an o rSo' - Se II,
Ragana aaalsiy an attachment in favor Of crnmns
TsRMs-ssss s ana a ansoe 4 Co,
'"''' ''' approved negotiable notes. ~"''an'''"
| ap2o-tds THOMAS U DUDLEY,
HYp W., City Sergeant
WE, ILL 49,, OFFER AT OUR REGU-
instant. al our Bananah t,o on THURSDAY. 2ad
Main streets at " O'clock Il: lssn and
31D virginia State Stock ~ "i'o~ihg SHOCKS;
300 Manassas Gap Railroad Bana.
5000 Virginia and Tennessee R aiIs...a
$500 yia ndlrtsa Contra, R.,,,o.,. ''1'' "a
40 shares Danvilie Railroad sfnrk -
W hfcDfuOnu FIRE Association xtork
Persons DESTROYS OF adding to the above will ,ias.
do 80 before the day Of sale. p's"'o
spls CIV PURCELL 4 co.
GALE OF NEGROES AT ASHLAND.
~ IN HANOVER COUNTY BY virtue of a deed
Of trust executed to as, by Charles w Coleman and
John Morris, bearing date on the 18th of Janua.
~ 1858. and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Caroline county, and elsewhere, we shall proceed
on MONDAY, the Sd day of May, 1883, If fair Il
not, the next fair day thereafter. al O'Clock, NJ
at ashland. l. Hanover county, (which is immedi-
ately on the line of the K. y. PR r. and ski teen
miles from Richmohd) to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, fJr cash. eleven N Ri ROEs con-
sstlng oil teyen men, three women and boy The
negroes are represented to be likely and valuable
ana me title TO them Is believed to be indispuabe
but selling trustees we shall of course Convey
them only with special warranty
WILLIAM DICK, la.
EDMUND T MORRIS trustees
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SIS REWARD.-Ranaway from

%&> ~ farm. Cra'gtou, early in October last, 5
80 bright muiatto girl, named NANCY GRAN
- TIL Az. sometimes calling herself Mary.
81 has bright black eyes, hong black eyelashes
thiH ,j~aZr. hI-hy head eli hair Of sandy Color
-tI.i-ht. sll-i!k" tIrni, and steps long when walk
irs auI j. at-ur lfte-n years old ] will xiv" s.,
m her apprehension and delivery IL aa AT INV farm
.uI - tu the discovery of her harberers with sui
H,Jelt proof a. convict Them. she has relatives il
the city % Rl.hIoonl. living near the Monument,ll
church. sud RAs LAST seen going from Manchestc
L. that part ot the town.
itl-t- WA 4 CHRISTIAN.
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Z s. McELROY would inform his Gus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,,,,y. and friends that he may he found with Nh {
"A ~ rIINGSR aud respectfully solicitS call and
. ..tifUu.ure uf Their patronage ap I'm
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LAND FOR SALE =

chester rhe tact contains ~ acres 800 or Lnore
in wood. (of which there Is great quantity sooth
oak and pine 300 acres OF more cleared, under
~naj tsnee. and Ia state Of rapid improvement
Host Of the buildings new, oil comfortable. ana
9nIly aseanate to the calls Of the farm. The land
can be very conveniently divided INTO thrse psIces
Give me call am anxious to sell. and VIII make
ffhe terms very accommodating; ....
'i,. 80 1aims Kay HoSS, on the premises
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JOHN A LANCASTER,
HORACE l. KENT,
RICHARD q MORRISS,
WIN q CRENSHAW. Com'rs.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, in,
JAMES III GRANT,
WELLINGTON G0DDIN,J

o. SEBASTOP0L This celebrated
29NRACE HORSE will stand at Fairfield Race
Conrse near Richmond at $50 cash the season c1ni-
mencing 18th of March and ending LIST July. Mr..
DoDD, manager on the farm, will receive the above
fee which must be sent with the mares. other
wise they will not be- served.
Henrico county, March 18th. 1888
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81 FOR BOSTON-The superior far
- saAug srhr BLOUSE. THATCHER master,
ht, ins d port,vu al her cargo engaged. and going
beard will have immediate dispatch For re-
malnier apply to
Aps-2w W. d. C0LQUITT Co.
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BY Larus & Shine.
DEREMproRY SALE OF CITY Made

\ FURNITURE OIL PAINTINGS, &c TAUC-
TiON.-Wiil be sold ct public auction. on TUESDAY
morning, the alth inst. commencing at 10 O'Clock
at our store. consignment OF city made Furniture
Just received in store consisting OF Marble Top Ia
bles, Waslistands, Bureaus Parlor Chairs Roll ers
&c. Also, beautiful collection of on Paintings
Sale positive, and without any reservation.
ap ~ LARUs SHINH Aucta
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E7 FOR SUPERIOR BOOTS
Shoes and Caters Of the latest styles
ana at the low est prices, call at
MARCUS HARRISS.
dpi lhg
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By Goddin Il Apperson, Aucts.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR A
TOBACCO FACTORY OR wAREH0Uenl ON
18TH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY sTREkTs.
FOR SALE AT AuCTI0N.-WilI be sold on TUne,
chg ' oeoef The Valuable ios ioosssd as
above being the same on which stood the stable at
tached 70 The United States Hotel recently DESTROYED
I. admirably adapted to Tobacco Factory. or large
TERMs.@oae fourth cash; balance at q. lsaud 10
months, for negotiable notes Interest Added sesured
by a trust deed. or title retained. The taxes for
' to q be paid BY es Hppraso Aue
MOST VALUABLE UNIMPROvRD
hL cRFkE E ss N chsS sgssE EI
s isS S.Ss n S.t ssp y s1Ss.Sss' SSt
L yanLew, we viii sell at auction. ON the premises.
Oh TUE.DAY. the Goth day Of April, 1855 ct u
tide OF Cary street. east u shockoe Creek opposite
;ss e ;sssas running s.ss 10 lot g al
that most beautiful square d Land. On Church Hill.
asncs Of Mr. Loftia EIlett bounded 81 Grace Bro%d
I'D aud I'D streets. This square will be subdivdsd
~ alley feet VIDE having osss on a ~ saS
Broad streets This Is among the most beauttful
L. es a msns nile n
extept. and Is admirably adapted for sentesi private
residences. p s
After which, will be sold ON the premises, two
halEacre Lots ia Adams Addition, bounded by Mar
shall Clay and I'D streets, which will also DO sub
divided into building lots. of suitable size.
Plats OF the Lots can be seen at our Office.
TERMs-One nth cash. balance nc g. ~, Is and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added. secuf-
ed by trust deed. The taxes for 1888 10 be paid by
the purchasers. Ase.
apt 90DDfN APPkhsON. Aucts.
VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT ON
BROAD AND cora sTREETs. FOR HALn AT
April 1883 on the premises commencing 81 81
u'cock for Immediately after Mrs van-Iews sele,l
the above hands me half acre. which will Be dtyi1sd
18th street.
TERMs-One. fourth cash; balance at 3, s. and
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
BIZ trust deed title retained The taxes Tor 1865
10 bs paid by the pa chassrs.
ap Il 6oDDIN 4 APPER2oN. Auets
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL-

n
~ BILE FARM IN THE lCoUNTY OF ELIZABETH
CITi.-By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
for the county of Elizabeth City pronounced on the
18th day of March. 1885, in the suit OF Armistead
Jett, &C, the undersigned Commissioners, WILL on
the 18th day of April next at ~ O'clock before the
Court House door of said county. in the town Iamp.
ton offer for sale that valuable Farm in said county
known as Oakland" formerly Mrs Jets bounded
Seear and Melrose south by John Tabb's land. and
north by VIM. Callers land. This Farm contains
about 263 and is of the most desirable
farms in lower Virginia, being in sight Of Fortress
Monroe, and Immediately opposite the town Of
Hampton, from which it is separated by the river.
The chesapeake Female College aud the flourish
ing school OF j. b. Cary, are located within few
hundred yards OF the farm.
TERMS OF sALE.-for the sum of S. 900 credit will
be allowed viz On one half the said sum ~ months,
and the other half two years. with interest from the
day of sale. to be paid quarterly. secured BY bond
and personal security, aud lien upon the land or
title retained For the remainder OF the purchase
money cash will be required
VIM WILLIS, lcu,
TAZEW ELI. TAYLOR. Io" 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-20
HEAD QUARTERS. SPRING GOODS.

IL CLOTHING! CLOTHIHGtl CLOTHING =
The subscriber has just received his stock OF spring
Goods of the latest and most fashionable styles
GOATS. PANTS AND VkSTS, OF all shapes and
colors Gentlemens Furnishing Goods. such as
SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS,
C8AVATs, STOCKS, HAkDh kCHiEfs'
GLOVES, sUSPENDEks, SOCKS, &c, &c
ALsO-A large and choice selection Of Fine
French Cloths CassiIneres, and yesfings Acs 4e,
which he will make b. at the shortest notlcs
ali of which he will SELL ship and material
considered as low the lowest as he Is Determined
10 please one and ALL
An Soou' Il Il SpENEE