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AsPHTIA ysOH GAs-Aa. Peasants, a negro man be-
longing to NJ r. D. Glover, Of Augusta, Ca, arrived
here On Tuesday, from the White sulphur Springs,
where his j. soourning and stopped al the TX
change Hotel intending pursue bis journey hOmeward
to-day. On Thursday night be retired TO the a.
sigued him AZ the hotel and the presumption Is tha;
in urniug on the gas be extingui-hed the flame, but
again e; the gas by Inadvertently turning the
TO far. Yesterday morning, the strong odor Of gas
drew attention 70 his ROOM the door Of which lock-
cd the inside. As be failed respond the repeat
ed knocks snd calls the torcioly entered -
Peasants found in bed in usens5le condition,
the rsu, Of the iahlaton Of gas during the night Ply
sicArs called in and did everything their power
to restore consciousness but they entertained hope Of
hi. racnNerH
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University of Louisiana,
LAW DEPARTMENT..

TVNHE LECTURES IN this Department will on the
cona MONDAY Of November 1850 and nue until the frs
Monday April They viii embrace the various branches
Civil Law Of the Common Law and Of Equity Admiralty
Commercial and Constitutional and the Juris
oihe United sta Toe Lectures Will be delivered by
four Professors
Hon THEODORE McCALEB IL d. Professor OF Admiralty and
ent, irrational Law.
RANDELL HUNT PrOie Commercial Criminal and
the Law Of fyiden'e.
CHRISTIAN ROsEiIUS H. D., Professor Of Civil Law
HRNNEN Professor CT Coast aud Common Law
and Equity Jur sprddence.
No city Unit States has the advantages which New Or
ready and perfect requirement OF the Mod
Lang Coed Road be obianee cheap here a. In
any he's large city In the Union.
Al be addressed TO tbs Dean OF the facu
ty, at New Orleans. RANDELL HUNT,
Aui5-3m Dean Of the Faculty.
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Z N u 3 i L a N d.
And More Of 1t than has been Sod in rginia for the
Last so Years. Also,
I65 VALU A BILE NEG X DE s .
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND SLAVES. 4n-In pur.u.
" ance OF decree OF the Circuit Court for Caone County
ere In The case OF Corin, &C Cohn nd Others
public suction to the highest bidder on TuE!pRS hs til
ofsepenber 1860 Noes Neck the Land Iers
The Land eOmpriss about -Four Thousand ere :, 1.
u.ted on both sides Of the RappahsnnOck river I've
Rappahannock river bottom lot subject overflow Of greas
fertility Ia high state OF cultivation, and well adapted to the
lis conguou. to Post Offices Churches belonging to different
o. CHRISTMAS and In the midst o. healthy neigh
borhood vel settled and cultivated and excellent society," equal
The divided by the Rappahannock river In two tracts
Moss Neck, containing about Two thousand Two Hundred
les on the south side Of the river In the Caroline
OF ane quality some 600 acres being
River Loan The remainder stir clay soil
Brick Mansion hnlshed 1855 containing sixteen rooms With
Marble ssn,es large Hail. Three Passages aud ak PSches
works with all the appliances Office and all necessary
stsbIIng for sixty horses
siS large barns and srsnah.s
Q Wharf, and Fishery c-n b, established on the land.
This tract can be diyittd into three parcels having Dwelling
Farley Vale conang about seventeen Hundred Acres lies on
the north Of the river immediately oppos Moss Neck the
valuable for wood and range fer cattle and hogs comprising
about 400 and the residue river Of AMI
the nese sary outfit OF 'eos boats etc. and Fish House
The improvements consist OF Portable framed Dwelling
Rouse tanning eight rooms with all the out build
rgs Ten Negro CABINS ahed and pastered with brick chin
neys, and three large g-anaries
The grain produced this dschared vessels by
spout
will be Sold subject confirmation by the Court
They will sell the and place One Hundred
slxiyhve eavs compsng Mechanics House and
Farm Haud'ln unusually likely and valuable lot Of
and larg, number Of
MULES
OXEN,
CATTLE, Of Improved breeds, and
the usual Plantation and Farming Implements OF the best kind
and construction
For the Negroes cash will be required credit Of ak months
with Interest ON the day OF sale for tbs peshAbl- property
Fer the land small portion OF the purchase will be
qured In cash. for portion ofhe residue extended credit will
be gwen the deferred be secured by bonds with
sOnal security and a deed OF trust the p: e, ises
The will continue from day day until uded and II
postponed Of Indictment weather. will take place on
the neItfair day.
Richard Crbin residing Moss Neck and Wexford Corbn a.
Farley Vale will show the premsts TO one de ns TO exam
ine them
communication may be addressed TO- and further nfOrms-
ton will be furnished by
7. D. BARTON, Council and
au3l-div&ctds W. g. BARTON, O,nms OF Sale
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MISS pIGRAM,S SCHOOL,

HE nnh session OF this School will begin the @ day Of oc
III tober.
Miss Pam deems this proper occasion express her
full Of the which has attended her efforts
the Of Education
the pupils whose affection and Industry have cheered her la
bo and whose Kind expressions OF approval have
been the highest reward well 10 the many friends whose In
auence has been constantly used her behalf Miss Pegram
turns sincere and cordial thanks.
She trusts that the increased experience Of each and
LAYING efforts her part deserve the confidence repesed
VIII renoer her School worthy Of continued success.
Catalogues with full particulars behad application
MRs J. W PEGRAM,
nj dkelf Indan
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
ONE DAY LATER GRON EUROPE.

NKw YORK. Aug. 3l.-rhe steamship Africa has ar
rived here with Liverpool dates to the 18th
Cotton steady but unehanged-market dull Flour adj
vaneed 6d.als on the week. Wheat advanced 2aSd-
New Red LIS. Cd; White l3s. Corn 6d.als. higher
Provisions generally unchanged Groceries steady ROsin
slightly higher in consequence Of the scarcity closing at
4aSd Turpentine in good demand at s. Id Money slight
" more stringent American securities firm. COnsOs
92 I-Sa93.
The news II unimportant.
Naples quiet
The Vigo arrived out on the 18th.
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NEXICAN AFFAIRS.

washington, Aug. 3l.-Recent official dispatches res
pecting Mexican affairs add nothing to the newspaper
repors Notwithstanding the large number of our na
ona vessels ordered to Mexican waters, power
less TO interfere in the OF the Intervention OF other
powers for the want Of authority from Congress. TIE
presence Of large feet there.s only as precautions
nv measure.
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GEN WALKER

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. Sl.-The schooner Taylor sailed
for Ruatan with 80 men for Gen. Walker.
The brig Creole, from Ruatan the 18TH brings ineli-
gence that Gen. Walker was terrifying Tru1illo.
Il was reported that Guardela would attack the town
on the night Of the 18TH The report alarmed the inhab
itanLs Who leaving in great numbers for Ruatan
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AIARKErS.

YORK. Aug S-Coroa steady: Uplands Mddling 1899
Four advanced 1Qgs25 cents southern cent south n
quoted Al - se6 IS. wheat has advanced 2S cents No
Southern rep rtei tuoyant; mixed sT6s Beef
quiet tJl0 Pork r; sl9 5OQ9 I5 prime uhehAng
ed Lard steady ia Whisky arm 23& sugars steady;
huseoVAdo 6S Ca spirits surrentine dull 90 Ram eul NJ
isd Rice DUN tAbtG stocks better, Vrg MA 6s 9Sk.
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EDUCATION.
DIN DOMINION INsTITUTE.

rrvur seon Of this School for Young Ladies' located the
he corner Of 9Th and Franklin Streets kchmond Va, win
BEGIN on he LIST day October $780, and the 3Oh Of
June next ensulng
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
Z shumste Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages ,-,,,,.,N
Nv lanes A Duncan Biblical Literature,
Mons Edouard uoudayer, nench.
Carlos q Mera pansh and Italian.
Albert De Roedigsr, German
Mis- Eva N-Jones, intermediate Engllsh.
Mis- Maggie d. Brander, Primary EnglLh-
Horace Chase, Piano and orgsn
Heinrich Schneider Harp
q. A. Ericsson, Guitar
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing
J. w. Reeve, Penmansfip'
TRIMS for the Session. payable half nrst Of October residue
Feb. Ia, is6i: - N
Intermediate Englsh Qncudng Vocal Muac) 40 90
asnor dncindnv Vocal MusIcl. 80 On
IanUuages each ........... ................ 20 %
Piano organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice. for half
hour lessons per week 90 %
Piano Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice for
oil pan,,ny ........... 80 90
Pastel colors crayon Drawing 20 90
Use OF Piano. ~ W
Board 1v w
Application to pupils and all communications concerning
the School should be made 70 -
THOMAS L. GALLvHER
Richmond, Va
The the session Of $780, 81 will be furnished
u those who apply sndicated y6-D
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RcARpoIIsG SCHOOL AT Al. EoxBUaX. NEW

ID KENT CO., VAL will open this school mothers MRS.
Pollard residence the LIST Of September $780, for the lin
tied number Of ~ boys.
Boys this school will enjoy all the advantages Of private
family and will receive the attention home The
ofnsructon will embrace all the English Classical and Mahe
NAUTICAL branches
circular which be obtained by addressing Thos Ballard
Exchange Hotel Richmond, myself at Hubbardb o., New
Kent county. TH0s A POLLARD A. NJ.
Rrehces-o Martin Prof Ancient Languages g. College,
NJ d. Hoge, D. D. Richmond; b. B. Douglas King William; Wm
Newton Hanover John Pierce New Kent Hugh NesonP Pc
tersburg; 7. Taylor. New Kent
ly2-dkc3m
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SERvoSs To YoCNG MES.-Rev. Thos Ward White,
who Is oicatirg the First Presbyterian Church during
the absence Of the pastor Dr.. Moore will, SUNDAY
evening series OF sermons 70 Young men, on
"Cty Life It's Pleasures aud lts Perls The subject il
suggr-ve one ard will feel assured, be presented
ia an impressive manner We hops that the Young men
will generally attend aud give willing TO the admo-
niions which the theme will be likely TO elicit.
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MARINE.

HAMPTON RoADs. Aug. Sl.-Arrived, ship Bethiah,
JeWett 96 DAYS from Callao. Clipper ship Grey Feaih-
York was seen a. sea eff and bearing for the Falkland
Islands, leaking rapidly.
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BY G0DDIN a APpERsoN, Auc,s.

Il THE wEsTlIAa PLANK Road ~ Mills ABOVE RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii be sold auction,
premises MONDAY, the 10th September, $780, ~ o'clock
NJ the valuable farm located above (now owned by Mr.
Daniel wsrdD adjoining the Southeast that Of Gen. VIM H.
Hchaidson-
contSins los which hs cleared and
In high state Of Improvement
Besides comfortable dwelling there ample buildings
the use Ct the place There on most excellent rd
The situation elevated commanding fine view Of TIE
surrounding country The neghborhood most desirable
1ENs-Onehrd cash. balance at and years. for negotiable
notcs interest added, secured by at ust deed.
auS0 GODDlN A APPERSON, Arcts,
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BELL AND EvEEzrr The best thing in the shape Of a
political badge have yet is the Bell and Everett
medallion containing miniature photograph Of each Of
these ilustriOus statesmen. Mr.. \. Z. Graham l4,h
street, near Cary. has The medals for sale.
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aGile2sSSi4dd. GoDDIS AppERsoS, Auc,..
naREE DRsIRARLY LOCa7

i BRICK TENEMENT on TiIE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE ST.
BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE AND BETaEFN MONROE
AND HENRY sTRsErS, FOR SALE At AUCTION the re-
quest OF Mr. samuel Moren shall SELL premises put
lie auction NO DAY tie 81 September 1860 ~ O'Clock
p NJ following very desraly located Real Estate viz Two
Lots located above fronting about 80
OF Grace running back 1888
having Their on two sinai Brick TEements each aiming
roops besld Kitchen with Also the lot and
esnt adjoining the residence rr Joseph Hail.
ront OF 80 feet, and ph OF los ON oct
Gel cut Brick Tenement conta ing rooms besides
kitchen, smoke house, ell o. The above
located 10 most desirable and improving par, the ely
TSRss-0ne fourth cash. balance al and u norris for
soabe notes. interest adde secured by st deed tile
tanod GODDIN A ApPFRsON.
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U,HE VERY DESIRABLE FARu At TRRR


Il hill RACE FIELD Two MILLS BLOW RICHMOND, CON.
GAINING ABOUT 100 ACRFs FOR sALE At AUoTION-At the
request OF Mr. Samuel Lantrum shall sell Al public auction
on the premises on WEDN sDAY the 10Th september 1890
~ o'clock. NJ fair, not The next fair day the very
liable farm located rs above which he resides containing
about lao ~ which IL In wood, and the bal
cleared, and In high state oflmprovemen The budr
place are nearly new, consisting Of dwelling coniapg ten
rooms two Kitchens containing elk Ioors the ether four
and barn 50 by 30 feet two stories high BESIDES the
al out buildings The place remarkably healthy and
neghbohood the best In the county, Immediate
sion given and desired the place purchased privately
Terms LIBERAL and made known at the hour ofsale.
au2l-d G0DDfN APPERS0N, Auets,
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RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.

TIVE Seventh Session begins OCTOBER s 1890 and ends the
Increased prosperity OF the past session encourages
dn the effort TO make the yet deserving Of the
large and the high literary character has achieved
Its Faculty large and able IL buildings (Which have ample
play ground attached beautifully located and Thoroughly fun
shed s apparatus costly and complete Its course OF study
pryhensye and thorough
ally large made especially prominent throughou Ian
guage taught aer the methods best adapted
ieulariy conversation Is also careful " attended TO.
The usea Department, remains In charge Mr. oAPr and Mr.
Q. O. MIRA has been added 10 H.
FACULTY.
ch,s IT, winston ~ {unly Of va) President and Prof Of
Rev. L. Burrows D. D. Evidence. y o. esrl.isni.y
R A. Lewis NJ D., Natural Sciences
Prot. y. Emion (of Pars) French.
senor Carlos c. Mera, Spanish and italian.
Miss Mary l. Lenwch, Drawing, PaIciing, &c.
John W. Reeve, Penmanshlp.
Miss s P Royal, snglkh Branches
Miss N g. Valentine, English Branches.
Mrs. M. Ann Mallory, Preparaso o', DEPARTMENT sa
siIs Mary Lsthrop srepa "a, Department.
O G. Mera, Piano.
O. A Ercsson Guitar
The President rectaons OF al TIE Glasses reg
ulAr intervals giving special attention to the Primary pupils
(Han PAYABLE Oct l, 1880 ema'nder Feb IS, ls6i(
Engash Tut on Preparatory Depart ,en'..ssS 20
Ancient and Modern Lar. usgss, each. 49,. 20 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music ............. 20 20
Use Of INSTRUMENT for practising .............. 500
Vocal Music alone, Uaken by all In casses).. 90
Drawing Needework, or Grecian Painting. 20 10
board, including everything except washing %
A reduction Of onsJosrG 10 Kiais.srs
Pups provide Books and Stationery at their own expense
OF proiraced sickness ductOn will be made for
Boardes are members Of tie family Money To
their Incidental should be deposited with him. and all let
Catalogue containing full details may be obtained at the
stores or by apphcatOntO the President - .,,,o,,
au6-dkc2Hm Richmond, Va
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Of the Young Mems Bell and Everett Club tonight at
the Civ Hal
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VERY DESIRABLE PKLyATEMEsInENoE

v
ITH STREETS FOR SALE AT sUCTION.un he sod, at
ton on the premises THURSDAY the 18Th ofsepmbe 1861
At ~ O'clock W. the large and desiraby located dnce
In the occupancy o Mr. Peer w. Dudley The lot has front
"a feet on the North side Of Leigh depth OF 1865 feet and
bounded side the residence Of Col walter Bsr
the ether by that of Mr. Woodbridge The house thre
ss hsh and has ample accommodations for the comfort OF
large family.
The Irsnses r6modetd few and have
modern improve neni hot and Geld
te &c Th- location most beautiful one and The neghbor
hood excellent
TERMS Onefth cash baanee at r. and IS months
gotabe noief interest added secured
Civ the LIST OF October next G0DDlN APPERsON
au2o--tds Auctioneers.
P.S The property IN be hnnrht nrrA.elx
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VERY yALIARLE nyILDING LOT on the

v
the premises wtDNRsDAY the 9TH Of september ls6O ~
o. lock- p NJ that valuable Building located
(being apart Of the half which Mrs Margaret Tl'
resdes roung 90 feet running back about 1853 feet
bounded the west by the lot which Mrs
resides This h'u doubt, the
desirable building lots now In ke
THs-One fourth cash. haance at and t2 months
gotabe notes interest added and title ned TIL the purchase
money Is paid
autl-O avsik
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GALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF AN
~ INTERkST IN TIE YALuARLE KACR.RnRsEa PLANT

SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF AN
- lNTERkkr IN THE VALUABLE kACE-H0RsES PLANET.
AND ExoHEQUER, AND IN THENAREFANnY wAsHIHGTON
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF the city
mond, In the Of Hughes Hylssd Co. against sarke
pronounced In vacation the sst July 1890 shs the
Commissioners thereby appointed proceed sell public
on In front OF the City Hail. the city Of Richmond
the Sd September. 1860 at O'clock NJ fsir the next fair
day, the interest Of the defendant W. srke In horses
Planet and Excheque and In the Fanny Washington which
Interest one fourth Of said horse Planet and onehA
said Exehequer and Fanny Washington
balance at four months for negotiable notes. added
factoriIy endorsed
The foregoing horses Justly regarded the valuable
booded stock 10 this country their performances being
ed BY that ofany other horses the turf whhern England
America JAMES LYOSso
au3-tds r. GIJIGON 'oomn
Ps-The Horses will be exhibited hour Of rale GAL
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NOR SALE OR ENCHANGE FOR RlCH-
II aOSD PROPERTY FAEs, In Hsnreo, ~ miles from
Rehnond, and mle hon the York River Railroad, Ad
Ionng Rural shades Auburn The farm
contains ii which cleared we'll enclosed
and good a comfortable dwelling, and all
cssAy ogibudn the place. and well Of hrsi rate "a
ter Ia The yard -
prered the land divided subdyided lnd sold With
or without improvements suit the O. purchaser
To one fishing engage IN Agriculture Horticulture the Dairy
business proximity Richmond makes particularly desirable
ne location Is healthy and mel shbOrhOod good
Terms liberal
Tor art r particulars address Richmond enquire Of Dr.
4 Lyme. or Mr.. Lyle foster, Rehnond, Va
jAi0-cu = A. hAkr, n ID.
EE-N The uin be sold, without ressrVs 10th
Of September MfAr not the next fsir day thereafter
r LrNK Auct lsu8t-tdl g. A n.
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Primary Experimentation Children under II years age 80 90
REFERENCES.
PArRoSs scHooRghi Reverend Bishop Meade Va
Right Hshop Elliott Ca Right Reverend bishop Jhns
virginia Right Reverend Bishop Cobhs Alabama Reverend A.
Empe D. D., vi plngton n O Rev. DOggeit, D. D., Rich
mond Reverend Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head
Dsnvle va Reverend G. dersleevs Richmond Va Reverend
T. " Moore D.. Richmond, Va; Reverend, VIM H. Wheel
wright Richmond Reverend John saunderS Richmond Val
The Clergy Of the Episcopal Church In Virginia
EF Ali letters directed TO HUBERT P. LEREBVRE, Rich
mond jy26-dkc8m
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TINHE MKT SESSION school begins BIRsT DAY
OF OCTOBER 1850 and terminates on the last day Of June
In consideration OF the almost unprecedented ,haths
70 our many friends and patrons and think may
pardoned for briefly referring to some OF the advantages AZ
ordd which the permanent prosperity Of all such Institutions
must ultimately depend.
e buildings large and eOHnGdlou planned for The want.
nqaAd advantages for The comfort and convenience Of
pupils ony ladies will occupy the same chamber
except when three may prefer to room together.
Principal has made female ducson the study and business
81 % II yesr Ri. Assistants are well qGsned and es
peencd selected with especial reference TO the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried In This Institution 10 be referred
Our system Of education IS thorough and complete and while the
best facilities Afforded perfection In the accomplishments Of
education the devoted 10 Insure the acquire
IN 70 and the ai,er While not Who'll
y Ignored subsidiary dependent the former
Our daily consists essentially In els searching eKamin
sons careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan
sued for In instruction In the French department has
successful 1t Of the family and
time and A,entOn gyenindeed facility Afforded
Sno~isde Of and 70 speak With ease and aasney The French
ccnveaton 10 this respect We think our ichool pos
advantages which only be equaed BY few Institutions Of
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
emlneny qualified In their various branches Most Of these In
are employed 70 teach sssIys, In our school that y
be Afforded for the aequ on OF these accomplish
such regulations enforced calculated pro-
note the welfare and interest Of an the pupils
HuBEAr p LrrIYvnK A. NJ Principal Natural Philosophy utera
ture Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
wn g. WILLIAMS A. H. Vice Principal, Astronomy Mathematics
Chemistry, History, Latin.
EDWARD How ARD, kngIsh Literature History, Reading
Mrs GRACE BENNETT, Engish Branches.
NJ IS MARY Q. GORDOS, English Branches.
senor CARLOS CaEDOyn MIRA, Spanish and Italian.
slGSuRNA ASTOSIETIA ERBA, Vocal Music.
sIGSoKNA MARIETTA ERBL Plano.
JONI A. CALYo, Drawing and Painting.
VIZ. ? Ganlu, Plano, Organ, Sacred Music.
O W TmLow Piano.
HEraIcg 6cHsnDER, Harp.
O. EkIcssoS, Guitar.
woOuanqE and the Rev FRANK Blrn have kind
ly taken charge OF the Bible Glasses
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NJ received, J. p DUvAt- Druggist,
aulI Corner Main and 10Th sreetL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
TnUsTERs, SALE or THE VALUABLE

Il FARM CALLED "CRANiY ISLAND" In Hanover county,
on the Virginia Central Railroad at Atees saien nj e ION
Rclmohd.A trse in ttalnDeed Of Trust nom Mr. VIM H.
Vaughan daei ith Of September 1855 duy
yer County count We shall execution thereof land with
aud appreciation e the 10
aipnbe auction he premises. TUESDAY ith Sep
mte 1890 at ~ O'Clock, NJ II fr II not the next fair d.y
that valuable FAkN located above rrsns
The tract contains 43 Of which acres are
ed ~ the remainder covered with timber some Of
which the finest hckshominy oak ASH spe &C. The soil Is
IS good Is the Chckaho ny lands generally The
consist OF Dwelling, conta Ming rooms usual
ouhou.e such as Kitchen Quarters Barn. Stable In
Of the dwelling there Is OF beau thus giving 10
handome tppeArapce from the rsroad from which is dis,
tant about 800 yards further description deemed unnec
as 10 presumed that those vie
place which will be shown 10 them by Mr. Vaughan residing on
tie premises. The atd adons the side Mr. b. Timber
lake, and the other Mr.. Nathan r. Clarke
Although the deed requires rash SALE yet by consent OF the
pares nerested the will be oneouh cash at
2 and for bonds bearing interest," payable ha yearly
secured by tIust Coed. ''
NATHAN r. CLARKE, lr,.