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INTERVENTION AND CONSERVA.
TISm,

TIsM,
It seerusto be doubtful whether the Turkish
governmentHero really unable to protect the
christjaus:in Syria, or orindisposed tq q,e1crt their
!: novel, for tho purpose. The naasacres there
excited the horror Of the civilized world, and
Louis Napoleon intervepcs, prompted, VIC have
q right to: suppose, by tie simplest motives. Of
humanity Is not Intervention, from some
quarter, needed to stop the lawless murders OF
innocent persons Methodist Clereymen aud
otl,ers; in Texas - Is -the~qe1an government
fearful thu. it canrot cope with the excited
mob, or is it willing to see the work 60 on!
We might fairly infer the latter from many OF
its acts. Now as for tho General Government.
Did lie Turkish Empire OF The Kingdom Of Ma
p?es ever witness more despotic act than
that whereby every petty postmaster in the
scmi-barbarous regions Of the elavo States is
constituted co1sor Of the press, and author:
iznd to throw upon any reader:of Northern
newspaper the oaium Of "incendiarism, ;, and
60 let loose upon him the savage fury Of d
mob whose tender ncrcies are cruelty?
I'VE cannct believe that the Executive does
not know the utter i!le5ality, nay the complete
despo:ism and utter negation Of the first prln-
cip}cs Of Constitutional liberty implied in such
a measure But he feels that On this subjsct
he cannot cope with the popular passions IN
tho South, md SO law: and Constitution must
20 to the wall That is the plain truth Of the
matter. What mere illegal has Naples?
a great deal is said just now about "inteE-
venucn." There are calls fer it IN Syria and
in Italy. Many are disposed 10 ask, Is inter-
yantion righ!f Men seem TO think that inter-
vention is right or wrong per Sc Is this SO?
Some yeacs ago Russia irtcrvened to pu: Gown
Ill crty in Hungary. That, We say, was
wrong. Garioaldi intervencs to put down
tyranny in Naples. That we sny is right: I:
| is plain that Intervention on the side Of right
| and Justice is right and just, and sometimes
mare, it's noble and generous. The acs takes
| its character from its purpose ard object
| As with Intervention 60 with conservatism.
| SQmG mfu Ldlk Oi II AS u ~ hC4V aoAA@L4AoS
good in it*elf: The Union party say they are
conservative. Al able and respectable New
Yo,k paper lately asserted its conservatism
with great air Of self-rishtecusncss. Now
conservatism syery good ifit corserves wha:
is good, and very bad if las is oftsn the casc,)
it conscryes what is bad. And that is tue
whole Of that matter. To make these general
statements as to the good or i'll oftlese modes
Of action, without reference to their ends is
ether metaphysics OF humbug-no great DIFF
lere1ce, to TO sure, between the two. We go
distinctly Ior Intervention whenever it czn
terve the Cause Of right ard justice, aud for
the "constrratioa" Of all that il good, and
the radical destruction Of evil and wrong. We
beg all interested to give us credit for being
both conservative and radical in the right
, 1860-09-17

Those who ots:rve the uuder-currenls Of
English poliucs navs lately had their a.ten-
ton arrested by Two remarkable e1pre:sio
Of opinion, from high SOURCES, touching the
practical working Of the Eoglsh Government.
The fit is from John Bright, the celebrated
Liberal, almost Democratic, member Of Pa1l:a'
nest, and the other is c:edlted 10 Mr. Glad
soua-both men to whom the English middle
clssse3 are III the habit If listening. In let-
ter, dated August lG!b, 1860, Mr. Bright
says:
"DEAr Sin Tho resolution you have seat
me has xiEe:. NE much pleasure. EN- c5ly
sorry that my efforts hare been So fruitless in
indeed, siucc the beginning Il the Russian
war-cconemy has been despised, anu every
msn who has attempted to prevent waste Ct
tue public resources bus been condemned IS uu-
patriotic and anti-nA:ionM. The people hare
been hoodxiuked and befoofed almost bes on:s
should Ire Their heTraut8 ADd guardians, hare
become their masters aad spoilers. kcow rot
when We slsll dee change, bu: cur late ard
nreeeut course cann,t br continued without
danger ard c,sastsr. Possibly We u:ay see dis
appoi1tments and reyecsea in trade, which may
0$tFE us III skfa UAklE6 St Vic EuEEHluu3 euA4l
WHICH Ii annually and ne:d.e.6ly t1kcn from
1ne proceeds Ct tho uatlon'a industry. Ea: lind,
with ITS population ct thirty m:loas, will raise
seventy SIX millions Ii Government ta1ss this
year. Tne United States, with an estimated
population If 1nir!y-:xo millions, will raise
abou. twelvr u.i:l:o.s in Federal aud Stste
| Government .H1es this year. How losg viii
Enxl*nd MAINTAIN her position in the race with
this burden End want institution is there in the
| English sy stem sIat II worth tribute ct sixty
millions sterling year? Tie NMs ss1y co'as
soh<a TIE people will dttcoptr fhst ,aoncrehifs cnd
aY1stocraci<s may be <urthdsda tro der rate,
uaz<ss nsoaa+chits dhd aristocr1cies 1GeHne zaore
toiss:" .
1t ia an evidence Of the growing freedom Of
the press and Of individual utterance, that the
lines which we italicise may pass unchal'ergsd
by tho Law officers Of the crown; taat lh:y do
50 pass is also an eridenca that reform Ct tie
ebuses Of which s{r. Bright complains is net
| far of. Mr. Gladstone is no less cme ehatic and
more threatening. In recent speech, he
describes certain practical evils in the British
| system, as follows:
"yrcu!Atiou. unccrtaiaty, eostlines., ext:ar-
acscce, meautess, and all tue conflicting vices
t6at could be enumerated, are united in ous
t Shortly 10 direct and guide. When anything IL
tn b. done, we hnvo to 60 from department to
| department, Gem The Executive TO The House of
Commons, FROM the bcuse Of Commons to a
Committee, from COMMITTEE to Comtaisssoc,
aud from Commission back to Committee,
so thai years pass away. The public is disa2-
pointed and tie morey OF the country is waste d.
| believe ttat such are the evils OF the syetem
that nothing short ofresoiu.icnary reform will
| ever be suflicicn: 10 rectlfg Il"
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Wonderful Escape OF q Ballo0nist.

MuErTA. o. Stpssmbcr II.
Prof. Shots, the aeroaxu., MADE balloon
a.ccn,ion here this evening aocu: o'clock.
When he had reached . height Of aaou: one
hundred fest, the balloon burst Hseams down
standing on lis basket, at'ahting on tho leyee.
appears to have sustained is badly mashed
ankle. .! ;
Tiers was laras crowd in al:endazce, and
the excitement was great. Prot Shotts is at
the N-tional House, where every attention will
be pnid to him.
, 1860-09-17

The grain. hemp, lead, ksy. and other pro-
ducts Of our State are not the only things ra!sed
nu or taken from the soil OF Missouri, which
find ready n.srk:t in the South. 1t is we'll
known that steady stream cfssaves is flowiog
straight to the marts of New Orleans and tbs
plaaiaticns of the South. Nca1ly every steam
boat from the Missouri has mers or less Of tho
darkies on beaid. Ihe CHANGERS, On Wedaes.
day, brought down thirty or forty. By ths West
Wind, yesterday, arEiset Col. Adans with
thirty fyt, and tie Planet starts for the Sau.h
ibis mora1ng. With abou. fifty. The exodus il
ssttinx in esrIy.-No, Utmocynt. 14,h.
, 1860-09-17

tw Berks County, Penn, has population
Of ss,s74, against r, ISL in 1850. gain Of
1885,, :->:
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ROCK IN THE WAX.

Parliament was prorogu:d on the 2sth ult.
The Lord Chancellor reading The royal speech
in which tho following occurs:
"But her Majesty confidently trusts thst, in
any negotiations which may t: ks plecs. full and
adeouate arrangements viii % made for Fecur-
i11. Ia 1ccsr!aacc with the spirit aad letter OF
1he treaty of T1enna OF 1615. aha neutrality and
| indepeueence Of the Sai.s Confederation. That
| nen.!slity AID Independence were IN otject to
| which I'll the powers who were parties 10 the
treaties Of Vienr- attached great Importance,
and they are no lsss importaa: now teaa then
| for the genera! interests Of fEurepo."
The fair, the unavoidable inference from
this is, that in the plans Of the English Minis
try, (pot Nsr Majesty, who is only a dumb
show,) the treaty Q: Vienna is part of Euro
pean international law which must not be bro
ken. The language admits Of no other msan-
ing.
Whils Her Majesty was uttering these
words, Count de- Pcrsiguy, the echo Ct >,apo-
leon, or rather, in this instance, his mouth
piece, opened the sittings Of the General Coun-
eli Of tie Department. Of tie Loire, also with a
speech in which he, referring to tire treaty to
which Victeria alluded, said:
"Sircs 1915 Franco has been forced to follow
tbe role imposed upon her by the treaties Of
Vienna. Another spirit now rei7cs, and the p1-
litie3l s;s.fn, cf 1915 has been tubuerted ly ku-
rope hertt!f. This system was tie result Of q
violent transition, which By two great couval.
SONS, entirely disturbed the European equilib-
rum. since then it has been the great interest
OF Europe that general reconciliation should
be effected between the different powers, and
that France should, by common consent, reas'
sume the position which belonged to her in the
Councils OF the Powers. She no longer threat
ems nor is threatened. Her work ID achieved,
| and tho mission Of the new Empire is accom-.
plished.
Here is q difference Of opinion, which, when
ever case urdcr the treaty arises, may cal
for an aroitran,ent by arms. 1t any rate, here
is an exposition Of the views Of tho govera-
ments respectively Of Franco ami England
which, as long as it is unchanged, n: coz
dial uoion between the two countries 'ssi
be. We shall SEQ what further resultw ,mt
Of the disagreement thus authoritative,y an
|
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large aud enthusiastic meeting At Wheeling
on the evening Of the 12.h, which Was nderess'
81 by tho Hon. D. 4. Cartier and the Hen
John L. Bingham OF Ohio, Hon. J. s. Y bite
Of Philadelphia ard o!hers. 0ser 200 Wide
Auskes we're out With their torches. and Wheel
ing was excited by this graadest display cf tbs
ae6soE.
Henry Price and William Davidson, until
the 16lh OF August members Of the UrbaI&
Hickory Club, have joined the Wide Awates RI
that place, aad are doing their best for Honest
Old Abe.
The Troy n. i. 1ims<s Of Saturday says
In the Wide Awake procession ct Schaghiicoke
last night, were over MzF I7ish- born citizens
who were Douglas men t:til three weeks ago.
When asked why they had abandoned thtir
old c-mpan:ose," they to man replied, sooa-
er Than strike hands with Brooks aud vote for
Burrows, they would lose their suffrag.s alto.
gether.
The Breckinridge Democracy Ct Hamilton
County, 0aio, had spirited gathering onWed.
nesday evening last Il. Cincinnati. They pas
sed 1esoluiions strongly deaouaciog the Doug
lasites, and formin. al aclire csrvassfor Beeck-
iariJgs and 1.aae.
-"D;rago," dead the way,) is the motto on
the State arms It fAaine. It is significant and
appropriate Maine leads the way rov, in
which all the Northern States will follow, in No.
vembcr.
hon. D. s. Dickinson {ScEpture Dick) ssys
Of the Fusion Bell Douglas Tickets TIE voice
il the voice Of Jacob, but the hands are the
hands ct Esau-"
CAx'7 no Ir.-Nsyor Caldwell Of Davenport,
rbo recently left the Republicans and REFINED
the Douglasites, boasted that he could carry 200
Germ.ns o7er with him, whe:eupon the Ger
man Republicans met and unanimously passed
the following resolution among others:
Etsolstd, Tha! We consider the above asser.
| ton to be foul insult offered to the Gsrm.n
| character; srd thst We do hereby harl it back
with contempt to tho quarter from whence it
cane. .~'
|. ON DkxocRA1s ron L1xcoLx.-u. II. Talley,
| IN old Democrat who moved from Morgan Co.,
| Ohio, to Macoupin IN this State, writes 10 an
old friend in the former county, saying that
| he has abandoned tie Democracy and is going
tor Lincoln aud Hanlin, and thirty old Demo.
Gratis, who IL. n the cams township with him,
have dons the sa,1e thing.
BzEck1sRrDcE STATE TICKET IN 1xo1ASA.-
The indianapolis Journal says that it has good
authority Ter sag ing that the Breckenridge Safe
Committee, which held 3 meeting in that city
on Tuesday evening last, decided BY vote that
lacked but one of being unanimous, that
1
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Population of New Hampshire.
The following is the population Of the State

Of New Hampshire By
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JUDGE BY COMPARISON.-In order to al
y low our customers, and the putlc generally, to
form an opinion as to the superiority of our
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
will keep full lines of this Shirt. together with
full stock of the
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT,
thus giving persons an advantage to be had at nc
other house In the city. and oil lowing them to COM
pare the two sty les of shirt side By side.
We also guarantee to
MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER
in a shorter space of time than any other house.
In connection with the above, we have the finest
and largest stock of
GENTLEMhN'S FURNISHING GOODS
ohe red the public, consisting of every thins
pertaining to the business, carefully selected fol
this market.
We would call particular attention to our stoch
of FINE CLOTHING,
gotten up by HULL. late of Tupman & Hull
which cannot be surpassed in point Of style, quail
ty and durability.
STURTEVANT 4 MAGwlRE,
No. "a Main st corner l4th ct,
Next door to Pa'ro's Exchange Office.
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~ James =. IeyIsr Z So Aueers.
ON ADAMS sfitEET. TNfoH HiLL. III
AUCTION On THGRs6xY. iith nsE.6se. n
. sss sss :.s o..sl .. !. II
IoTr - The cor. q d Adams end fisssssss ~.
sssi - .. ';sa a 2. ASs' ss
considered IN b the most desirable lots now tp -
had 10 that very impvoying nsishbor hood, and are
Vel worth, the attention OF al Who are seskIng
fsIHs Z One Third cash taIasss q And 8
s mSstn: for notes. with interest aAdsd.asd u
osi JAS. y. TAYLoa SON. Assets.
AZ . zbbbIf ia sr Al II
Sr appointed b. . decree Of The Cireuis CoQvt Of
JAZZ 10 Il Il: ssss e sni ~
Stah ard ala. fhail proceed 20 ssil ~ Duhlo
t.sed, the REAL ESTATE mentioned IN ssid d.
On THURSDAY. the nth a.v Of October. q
fair; " aot. the next f4ir day thereafter! CON.
nsnc,nss A. ~ o,o!ocs 3 ~, ~, ssss'e No y q
Federal and washington streets. and porthsast or
ALsO-I OF No. $ Of Judge JOAN ccaltes,s Plan
g "a
Sc d into lots. u desired Piats Of tie ss1s vii
Tslns.-ss9ciens IN cash 70 ~ the sxvsssss
One fcurth cash =, 8 and - months. fnr ns.ctis-
pie notes WITH interest ADDED. and ses1rsd b.
SAMUEL + BAvLY. Commissioner.
Ss,s sy J:s y; TnILcH 4 sos Asos'rs lss3
day EVENING. at ~ O'Clock.
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CsHFS e. SE fak lET oETH sIpf fr e
county. sronoqsesd On the sss d.s q April. issS;
4 81 publ: ss az; u q 81
= Hsos 4! y, The ss i NEAL 0YG
II the t bill me .s The Brick
rs. sos:s : R six. ssS "s
s1s n for the 90
TEkNs.-0ne-fourth cash; the balance in three
month. with t.. ssd d..
Of sals--the credit instruments 70 be secnred by
Proved sndo"sr and the ute to b retained iii
al the pusohsse money il paid and z c1RHyeyancs
directed BY tho Court s A. T. IESSTKdN.9
Sale by JAS. M TAYLOR / Son, Xaols. sen
VALUABLE BACK THNnMENI ON
,3s s1h Fok AZ l5
Day. October 10Th. 1850 commencing at * ook
Cay. between lss6 and 18th stree ., ior nG@Osr
of years OCCUPIED BY Mr.. Nicholas Devereux -
It particularly for aoommssion stand.
TEsMs.-One fourth cash; the eaiance a. 8, u
ard s months; To- nssotirbIe nosSss with interest
'e oss and JAS 2 fSYnSs SON. Auo
Il rS fo$N y si5
Prem At on M day S's of g DC
Buff ofs p q. s Of
Grove and HaIvie streets, just bey' nd the resi-
These are considered to ne as desirable AZ amy
lots in idney NO. ~ me market being Gated IN
. the 50
back l2j feet to Alb aIey 20 feet wldes
TtRMs.-.ne fourth cash ba anoe at b, IL and
| IL M for naROtlab0 with lnt6rHat nd
's &C. 10 10 jas M TSYfos = SONS. Auct..
VALnABLssT I NI - AN SIr v a1nA IT
STR p Fur sAGf ~ AUcf1ss1Th
present residence on the W., st side Of 4th, between
Broad and Nj aTshaH streets, Immediately in rear
ha. FIVE good rooms with side and rear robes,
together with gas and water and good Kitchen -
After the ale Of the house and lot viii b. sold
two vacant lots inmedIaGels adjoining: They
psT not not only Desirable 0f far sm
but particularly adsptsd for business stands, be
LOCATED IN the mGsa business Part ct Saockos Hill
| and IS months, for nssotabe notes. interest add
. ;so BY 3, n Ts4 nSsd ADots
I, IN ls75. ,0F XALUABlE REAL ESfA i,
ON The NORTh sIDE OF BROAD, BE
| TWEEN 9Th AND 9TH STREETS, AT AUC-
TON. We viii sell. on THURSDAY. the 18th
day Of October, upon the premises. commencing
| at o'clook P. NJ, the unexpIred lease to terDi
nate In 1875. Of the valuable LOT located the
north side Of Br adj between 9Th and 7th streets,
now occupied By Geo D. She |, ESQ, as a carpeno
feet to Pink alley; that portion fronting on Pink
alley occupied bv two brick tenements. used as
& a h o 1hs nI dvdsa
| TsKMs. One fifth cash the balance at 8, IL Is
and "A months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, ard secured BY trust deed
/ Las M TAYI.0R A. SON Ancfa
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ssMt1EL' ?. MIrcHELL,$ Trustees
m A-tds
SALN OF VALUABLE HOUSES Avn

SHE 9 ~ IVA XyAALIABLE HnHsEs AsB
SANE PLAcF virtue Y q deed Of s!a.. exc
SStsS t. the ;, Ed G.ensr hs
the S
1859; in the cause Of Moore va. Grenier ct 81.
on e s on the n
u o'clock N tf fair; if not, the next fair day
the Real Estate conveyed BY said deed, being the
nler
The FIRST lot contains three acres. and fronts on
Of land contains 6sk acres. about 70 Of which are
TINS property is very valuable. 0@'A'' - "'0 "
TkRMs-One-f urth cash; and the balance on .
day II Hn' ana sS the
A. the attorney in fact of George Moore. and in
conformity with the decree above mentioned.
shall sell at the same time and place, public auc
ton, the Lot and ImpIovements conveyed ny ]. 8.
about three acres is we'll enclosed with a plank
fence. and the buildings consist of two stables
mses. which are situated on one Of the principal
streets in Ashland, Immediately ADJOINING tho
TRRMs.--'Ine- third cash. or a good negotiable
note the balance In nine and eighteen months,
~t nsis''s REN sff gay T. q sss
c,r As az MIpT,c cH sRRInG, NEAk TIE
a VT Ia u JOnN LII, !,
FOa SALE AT AUCTION will be sold At pub
lc auction on WEDNESDAY, Oct. IL, Cf tar;
If not, on the next fair dav. Sunda. excepted, at
o. clock. precisely, to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing pieces or parcels of LAND. viz: lst Plat
Of - Jog acres Of land, lying about a hall, mile
nerth OF Richmond comprising 20 lots of Wm
Mitchelps plsn of lots, and ing south of 9th street
Of sain plan Id IL 81 100 acres. comprising Is lots
of the said Mitchels plan of l0ts, and ing north
Of s,h street Of said plan Sd. TRACT OF
LAND, about Ia mile from Richmond. and known
as the GROW, comprI ing 3 out ssh acres.
bounded by the land Of Garland H mes anu others.
The contlguity of these lands to the city of Rich
m"nd makes them particularly valuable. fur
Their descrpt is deemed unnecessary. - il 10
presumed any one wishing, to buy will examine
scribed. may be seen at The Office OF Mr.. JAMss
I. Redo. in Goddin's Hall previous to day of sale.
TEKMs-Whch will be very accommodating
will De made known on the day Of safe.
RIO =. POLLARD,
oc 8-tds Agent for the Legatees.
JAMES RIVER ESTATE. The PEMBER-
- TON ESTATE, Upper MAi0eD's Adyen-
ture," advertise bv me as Com missioner ~ili be
offered at pubic sale. OF the pre- Uses, TIL YRS
DAY, October 18th. 1870 Applications for private
purchase will be emit rtained meanwhile. Ad-
dress JOHN F LAY, Commits iuuer,
Sc 29-tds Sublett's P. o.. Powhatan.
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BY Gsddin 4 appersen. Auct,rs.
MOST vALIABLs LOT Ow FINE
~. IN : ! NORTh S'pE q CAR NEAR TO Nth

Most VA UAB L LOT on FINE
w NORTH SIDE OF CARY NEAR TO i7ra
STREET. FOR SALE AT A UCT ION w n be
sold 1T auction On the premises, on MONDAS the
9Th October. 1850, at u clock NJ :, m Of valuable
lot located - above. fronting . feet D the
north side II Cary street, running back ITO feet to
an alley 50 feet wide. and bounded on he west BY
Shockoe Creek: If desired, the Iot will b d.
v,ded into smaller ones his 10 Justly REGARDED %
most valuable location for . tobacco factory or .
Wholesale warehouse.
gears, for nssotiabis notes. istsrss. sdcsd, sad
secured BY q trust deed
eeS GODDIN 4 APPERSoN. Auets.
SIN consequence Of the ram the ,bove sale
Was postponed to r RIDAY, the 9Th OctoISr, 4 8
O'Clock P. M. toc9l g. & A Aue'rs.
SHE RIFFS SALE.-Wtl b. sold ON n
- DAY. the 18Th day of September. $50. com
mencing at IL o o'clock A N. 81 the mines OF the
New York .nd Richmond Coal Company. ,oid
ePrpehe Mines,) about miles above the city
Of Rchmopd the following property. to Wit
three ENGINES. Of from Il to 70 horse power and
fixtures; PUMPS for drawing water from the
four OF Eve miles Of 'RAiLR0Hn TkHSCEK. cover S-
ed with heavy rail Of hest quality; ElLLS. 30; .
lot of MINING TOOLS. Also . lot of CAR pEN-
T6pfsT TRts AZ
the New York and Richmond Coal Company. And
the taxes of the said company.
TBRMs.-Cash
JOHN A. HUTCH EeON. q. II. G.
The above sale has bean postponed By direc-
ton OF the parties interested until FRIDAY, OC-
TOBER 18th, 1850. at II clock M
20 BID JNO A. HUTCHESON, H. c.
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So,thrru Markets.

Oct Flssr f!s- shi,. s " I:
SD ~lsc .tssdy mixed t5a67; white 6s071
els Ss sts sdt-Iness pork ne IS; prime Si+7s
W /, s, sS a. sa CIV and better
NV IL. Mo. SIS 7sAs; N. Y. Centrae ssh -
vs. Gss,st-the bsnks offering freely at 6S7 pei
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BY K. b. Cook, Auct'r.

TRUST SALE OF TOBACCO PRESSES.
L FIXTURES, &c BY virtue. of deed Of
trust bearing date the Sd day OF july, 1880 record
Trustee the elm a pointed will sell on MONDAY,
the 18Th day of October, 1850, beginning at half
past IL o'c ock, soon thereafter as practical
bic, at the Tobacco Factory corner of Union and
Grace streets, near the Virginia Central Railroad
sistlng of 9 Screws, IN good order; 8 Punches
compete 2 Stoves. Pots, NJ ills Castings, Levers,
set farh.nks' Scales Block and Tackle. " alter
Cooler, Office Furniture, and all other tools and
apparatus connected with said factory.
TERMs.-For sums of $50 and under, cash; over
$50, 4 months credit, for approved endorsed ne
gotlable notes. r r. HhWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by +. b. Cook, Auct. ocS
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BY Re. b. Lyme, Auct'P.
TRrsTEEs, saLE OF vALUARLE
THEA hf ESHAb FsEaITT29 S99g HSdH

THEA ekk ksnAEs FsEHIf22 SP EdH4
MI =, Po, virtue Of deed OF trnst exc 10
1858 duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of henrico
;ounty ecu :, we shall by the uest of the bene
hcis,. in said deed, and With the consent Of the
said Kidd proceed to ell at public suction, upon
the premises on he 18th day ri OCTOBER, At the
hour Of II ,ck If fair: Il not, the next fair day
there after. } the REAn ESTATE conveyed BY the
said deed. to wt ALI that piece. parcel tract of
Land. described ~ heIng in the cOun Of Henri o
and fhree mi les below the CITY Of Richmond. con
tanning two bunared 6ve and three quarter acres
Re the same mo or less adjoining the lands of
B W. Roper. Geo. D Peasants and others. and
has upon 1T dwellins house with SIX or eight
rooms; kitchen, negro quarters. barn, stable, G.,
With we'll of sOed water in the yarn. Ii lies
vel, tor Improvement. and 10 adapted to the erope
made IN tins section 10 healthy, and in Q coed
nelt hoorhood and is reearded as valuable beca &c
OF ats nearness tn the CITY of Richmond &c. Mr.,
KIDD living apon the premises, will take pleasure
IN ,bowink il.
TERMS OF SALR.-Enough in cash to defray ex-
penses OF sale, and tn pay bond dated the LIST day
OF Nay 1883, tor eleven inbred and fifty FIVE dol
lar. and htty- hve cents with esal interess from
It's dare till paid and upon q credit till the LIST dss
Of AUGUST. 1851, to secure he pay ment Of n bond
dated the LIST day of May, 1883 with legal interest
upon the same from its date till paid, for eleven
hundred and ffty-6ve dollars and fifty Ave cents ;
and for the remainder of the purchase money upon
credit as the said Kidd may direct. or ia the
event OF the said Kdd's failing to prescribe them
upon sue ~ = terms e The Trustees may direct.
SAMUEL ?. MIrcHELL,$ Trustees.