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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-13
A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
n MENT IN CITY LOTS!

A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
"A MENT IN CITY LOTS!
The BEST HOTEL SITE IN THE C .FY,
ELEVEN VALUABLE LOTS FOR
'4H+ To- 144 - SALE. t... .-..-
Owing to the great and increasing demand for
stores, Offices, and Dwelling Houses,
In the central part of the city, the owner has
been induced to offer for sale
THAT VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PIECE OF
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MAIN
~ AND NEBRASKA STREETS,
On which the old City Hall and Jail formerly
stood. .H. ...4.
This property stands next to the centre Of bust
ness in the CITY, and is so located of necessity
1t must Immediately be brought into requisition
or business purposes, in view of the rapidly i'm
proving condition of the city, and consequent ex-
tension of st ,res for the accommodation OF trade.
The location of this property is
Midway between the Market House and
the Depot of the Norfolk and
.4to Petersburg Railroad,
= E q alai CLOSE TO MOST OF THE
- STEAMBOAT LANDINGS.
And the entire site presents an
UNSURPASSED LOCATION @cATi FOK A NEW
Which the increasing business of the city already
calls loudly for. A Hotel built on this entire
property could be arranged to have
TWO FyHE r SToRE gr ON rN Wy VIZ S1RfET
Besides Eight or Ten stores on Ne
braska street,
All of which could be rented at once, SO great is
the demand for business locations.
If not sold entire, the property will be divided
of into eleven Building Lots of rs feet front each,
and sold ON terms to suit purchasers. The Lots
fronting ON Main street will extend back 100 feet,
and those on Nebraska street extend back from
rs to 80 or 80 feet .sttl !l
The owner deems it unnecessary to say anything
here in regard to the rapidly increasing value Of
this property. Every one familiar to the urgent
demand which already exists for Stores, offices,
and Dwellings must at once see its desirability.
Apply at DAY BOOK OFFICE.
dec28-tf
rs III ECONOMY?
TT MOST ASSUREDL Y IS.
What t-fl. ..t .....
Why to have your Boots and Shoes made now
for Winter, lay them down and let them season,
they will do more service, and keep the water
out. fF
Call at C. A. DAVIS'S, As Bank Street,
doors from Main, and try it.
Don't forget the place. - auto
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The DRAW BRIDaE.-The Improvements on
this public highway are completed, and it is
now open for foot passengers and vehicles, as
heretofore .... 5..
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LUST RECEIVED AND FOR SAL

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
81 by NJ. A. l. C. A. SANTOS ra~4l
Chloradyne, Roller Bandages, Ruta Baga
Turnip Seed, Large Norfolk Turnip Seed, Sweet
Russian Turnip Seed, Dwarf German Kale Seed,
Green Curled Scotch Kae Seed, American Flat
Dutch Cabbage Seed. Scarlet Chinese Radish
Seed, Pinetree Cordial, Halls Hair Remover,
Jayne's Pills, Sulph. Quinine, Citrate Potassia,
Sulph. Iron, Window Glass, of all sizes, Raw and
Boiled Linseed Oil, White Lead and Zinc, of all
grades, colors Of every description, Citrate Mag
hesia, Paraffin OIL Gum Arabic, Juniper Tar,
Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes,
Kerosene Oil, &C., &C., &c. aulS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

.a,..i. LOST, d.ls I'd .,..
nN MAIN STREET, LAST NIGHT,
" opposite Mr.. SeldnefS clothing Store, a
Ladies' Gold Hunting Case Enameled Diamond
Set WATCH, PIN and CHAIN attached. The
finder will please leave the same at my office,
and receive reward for finding.
aull-tf F W. B. ROGEhS
THE NORFOLK DRAWBRlDGE
i having been thoroughly repaired, is now
open to passengers. ...el i.il..,.4e,.t On
JAMES CORNICK, President -
aul3-lt* - of Drawbridge Company.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EOUSEKEEPER
Jul TAKE NOTICE
We are selling Sugars at our old prices-Sx
Pounds Beautiful light Refined Sugar" for one
dollar. o., .@i
Not White, 'ohea zoe sag White zoe mean White.
WHITE SUGAR-FINESTa QUALITY.
Is, 10 and 20 Cents per Pound, Retail.
Nice English Island Sugar. only 12K cents per
pound. ft43 slt
Nice Porto Rico Sugar, only IA cents per Id.
We wish it distinctly understood that
"THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS"
cannot be purchased in the city of Norfolk at
lower prices than at 4 8fe.sa
E. c. DEMING'S FAMILY GROCERY,
NO. 7 MAIN STREET.
But there are f'class of goods" that too
cheap to suit our customers, and this style is not
sold by itiln DEMING, the Grocer,
aul3 .4 -H.a1l No. Main street.
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
q at lowest market rates
rs boxes prime bright dry Cuba Sugar.
rs bbls. Extra "C,' "B, . and Hard do
20 bags common and prime Rio Coffee.
Is half bbls. prime and choice bright Mo
lasses.
80 bbls. Fine, Superfine, Extra, and Family
Flour.
SO boxes Yellow Rosin and fine Family Soap.
10 bbls. No. / heavy Mess Pork.
10 bbls. No. Roe Herrings.
tt 800 reams assorted sizes Wrapping Paper.
rs boxes assorted quality Mustard.
rs boxes assorted Ground Pepper and ALL
+sr. spice.
80 caddies assorted quality Tea.
l25 boxes and caddies cheap bright Tobacco.
10 boxes common los Tobacco.
A full supply of "Carolina Belle and Macca-
boy Snuffs, Venables Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco,
and all other articles usually found in a grocery
house. Call and examine. -..... ~.
-e.,l,.s DAVIS & BRO.
aul3 No. "a Rowlands Wharf
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No. 5, Commercial Ron.

BY w. K. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer,
Cor. Roanoke Square, Vide Water Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-07
zUCTT0x 81 Es-TUTURE DAY,

1uCTIgx 81 Es- FUTURE DAY,
~ Hsqnen, Gol1tn 3 Appsson. Auetitneers.
ID lsnkv Brokers and Real Estate Agents.
a sBEACTIHt1E COUNTRY. SEAT,
n TWO ANDhH&bY MILES EAST or RICH
MvND, Oh TIE YORK RLyER RAILROAp. AID
AT AUCTIoN.-Aithsr request Of Josash y. Ram
constant soa attention il Rieasena;W I'm sell a
auction, on the premises, on TMgKsDAY the SIN
e e. T HgaTIy s ~E 1 xsTsrsccTiyE
Blk ACRES OF highly productive Land q besuti.
ful Geld OF from thirty TO rfty acres adjoining can
4ls0 be bough At y fsat pStcD6 nd Dfns tlIg nes-
dences OF Colonel James n. q. Dickinson AID r.
G. BrnxtoD, Esq The improvements consist OF
on every ade, containing ioarseb rooms, besides
clos ets largo cellar, bath room, water closet,
ample servants acconD odations, barn, stable,
etc. The place Ia remarkably healthy: Within
the last year about isoo loads o, Of stable manure
ready for being hauled out with vegetables and
corn 10 last another year. An orchard Of 100 choice
fruH trees, several springs Of 1ne wnteS with IRE.
wood TO last two or three years; good grazing Tor
cows; ten bushels Of wheat have been seeded
Ths dwelling sits on an sminenee comma landing
q lovely view Tor miles around. Besides desira-
BILE residence, the place is admirably adapted for
o market garden or dairy farm.
Terms One nth cash balance at six, twelve,
notes, interest added, secured by . trust deed: !.
HARRISON, GQDDIN APPERsON.
p. s.-should the farm no. be sold (of which
every effort will be madel, 1t will be rented out ct
auction for one year from LIST Dscembsr next;
j. H. n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ APECIAL NOTICE. .set 49,
RICHMOND sAvlM6s BARK And IHsURAHCl
COMPANY.
!. The following named ssntlansu hsys been ap.
pointed agents and medical examiners to repre-
sent this soapany In LIHH INSURANCE In the
pisces Designated: s.xgst-E
IL. Brown, Eco, agent, and Il. Latham, II. D.
medical examiner, Lynehburg, Va.
@. z. Jones. Rsq., agent, and J. L. ,Cabsl, II.
D., medical examiner, Charlottesville, Va.
J. n. Woodward and W. A. Burnett, Esqs.,
agents. and A. II. Fauntlsroy, II. D., medical OK.
aninef. staunton, We.
Thomas r. Davis, ESQ, agent. aud J. ?. Spencer,
n. D., medical examiner, Farmville, Va.
@. b. Cuthbsrt, Esq, agent for Fire and Life In.
sursnes, Petersburg, We.
JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
JoAx 2. @. Poffs, eeeretary.x nos
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ioln in the hue and csyAnssil the South.'
General GaAxr no4 hayiss done this, he
has been roundly denounced BY Radical
leaders, and or source thcss u Baltimore
could by no means scquissce In . sug.
er,t,os from him BY which they would lose
votos and isnperil their ascendancy In the
State government. No. Genera. GRANT,
you have not influence enough for that.
Tour bsyonets alone could bring to reason
that rapacious and senseless oligarchy
which was BY bayonets put into power.
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TEE JUDICIAL PowxRs OF THE FREED
xrS's BuaxAu DrcLAarD NuIL.-Ths Lou
isvills Courier Of the 24th ultimo reports
the following case:
Tho case Of Smith %. Reed was disposed
Of In the United States Circuit Court yes.
tsrday, and the action Of the Bureau
Gratis" In connection Herewith may be re-
garded a. Q concession on their part Of the
illegality Of their would-be courts. The
case was one involving the legality Of the
judicial powers claimed by the Bureau
agents under the Freedmen's Bureau act.
Captain Reed, as agent. Of the Bureau at
Cynthiana, rendered judgment for
seventy.fve dollars against Jonathan
Smith, and issued an execution to enforce
the judgment. His officers " found Smith
hauling wood with two horsss-which
were ell he had-and took them from him
BY virtue Of and In satisfaction of Captain
Reeds " execution" Smith brought suit
against Reed and others in the Harrison
County Circuit Court, and recovered
possession Of tho horses by writ Of re-
plevin, after they had been gone about two
days. Captain Reed, by petition, removed
tho case lutO tu0 OuItCu St6tCo SHCNll
Court, to try the legality Of his judgment
and the validity Of his process ~ superin-
tendent.
Yesterday tho distinguished attorney,
Hon. n. G. johnson, of Lexington, ap-
peared, to prosecute Smiths suit In the
United3States Court, but Captain Reed
had received 30 little encouragement from
the loyal fraternity that he attempted no
defence whatever. Judgment was render
ed against him for the horses, and damages
and costs.
This default may be considered as con-
fession by the Freedmen's Bureau that the
attempt Of the Bureau Act to confer judi
cial power upon its agent was nugatory,
and that the assumption and exercise, by
those military Judges, Of the power to de-.
eide controversies concerning negroes, etc.,
was pure usurpation.
The Freedmen's Bureau in other States
has exercised like jurisdiction with that in
Kentucky, and judgments were rendered
and collected. If such proceedings were
violative of law in Kentucky, they must be
equally so elsewhere.
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The press kspt open iin after II o'clock
lass night for The election news; but the
returns received at that hour arc very
meagrs. The reader win be delighted 70
- that Maryland has thrown Rad'calism
Overheard. Not enough nom New YORK
b rseeivsd 70 settle the question soere.
The Democrats are reported - hcpefnl
and the vote close. New Jersey gives
Republican gains. $3.50
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Alta MEETING OF THE GRAND
IA JURY OF HEARICO COUNTY held st the
capitol Of State Of Virginia on the 18th day OF
October, 1884, t3 7.t9 stH 4&.H ~ !.
On motion q M Prestly 4. Atkinson, the fol.
lowing resolutions we're ad9ftsd IA reference to
the recent death Of NATHANIEL KING, ESQ.,, an
old. And, highly: esteemed msmber, Of the grand
1ksrsss dsssS has taken from our midst, since
or ls,t nesting. Mr., NATHANIEL KIse, long
!. Ana wksFss; Ne desire Il al times to how with
humble submission 70 the DEGREES Of PIoytdenee,
.ents, bat We esnse. rsfl.in from sxprsasing on!
Christian, and gentleman. Therefore - =
RSsotved, That in he death Of NATHASIsL KIHe
thisoosny has lost An upright citizen and faithful
public servant. y -.
dseessed our sympathy and eondolenes In their
Revived, That The papers OF the eityof Rich.
mon4 be requested 70 publish copy OF the pro;
ONedfngs OF Thu meeting. 49, ~" salf ~
RsSoisad, TSat the sscrstsry forward . copy Of
these e ihs fspily 81 the asesassS
4 WaF. LAwroB, Secretary. b. - no 7-+lt y
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Yesterday the States Of Massachusetts,,
New York, New jersey, Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas,
Maryland, Delaware, and Nevada, held
their elections for members Of Congress.
These States In the present Congress stand {:
Republicans seventy, Democrats twenty
one. The eight States ID which elections
have taken place have added two or three
to the present Republican majority In the
House Of Representatives, In which par
ties now stand, Republicans $50, Democrats
4s; twenty-one beyond two-thirds vote
required to override tho Presidents veto.
With the Republican gains in the eight
States which have voted, It required .
change Of some twelve or thirteen men,
hers In yesterdays elections to establish q
vote sufficient to sustain tho Presidents
veto. II Is hardly probable that any such
change was effected. New York IL the
only State voting yesterday which Afforded
any ground Of hope for gains to conserva.
tism; and "a she gives over zoe, 600 votes,
and A. the majority generally claimed by
both parties prior to the election was only
10000, It is impossible for any one to cal.
culate with any confidence upon the result
Anticipating that the power Of the Radi.
Gals in Congress will be maintained by the
results Of yesterday, we may look for two
years more Of misrule and tyranny by the
cruslest and most INSCRIPTIONS party that
ever held sway In a deliberative assembly
It will be only few weeks before the
party plans Of this greedy and corrupt Sc,
Of men are in good part developed. That
they will be q bold and lawless as the
party il corrupt and relentless we have nc
doubt. The Presidents troubles will be
Of greater magnitude than those with which
he was beset last winter. Ifhe makes any
show of resistance he will be assailed with
the greatest fury. It mag be that they
will not wait for any demonstration from
him, but proceed at once to vent their
malice and revenge upon him for his past
opposition to their system Of exclusion,
pains, and penalties for the southern
States. The South has long resigned itself
TO the conviction that the Government
would be for at least two years more in the
hands Of these people, and will not proba-
bly, be surprised or disappointed in the
character and temper Of their proceedings.
In the matter Of any possible collision of
the executive and legislative departments,
1t is too much obscured to admit of con-
lecture. We confess that we are not suffi-
GENTLY familiar with the personal charac-
ter and real intentions of the powers that
be" to indulge the vaguest speculation as
to what is likely to happen in Washington
this winter
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By Lyme Brother, Real Estate Agents
and Auctioneers, corner Wall and Franklin streets

T,WO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
i ON THIRTY-FIRsT STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE At
owner. at public auction, on THURSDAY, sth Of
November, 1855, 81 Z O'clock I: NJ, that very de-
scribed above, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Paul
Murphy. The house contains five rooms, with the
usual out-houses, all in good repair, with we'll
of good water on the premises. go
The LOT fronts twenty. eight feet, running back
l32 feet.
T.sMs One third cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen msnths, negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed. H"
nos LYME 4 BROTHER, AuctioneerS.
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By Harrisons Goddin 4 Apperson, Aue,!on..r,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent,
UTIFU l. COTTAGE RESI-,

UTIF U l. COTTAGE RESI-
~ DEaCS, ON GROVE ROAD, SIDNEY. Yny
RENT, AND CARRIAGE AND HORSE AND W
NITURB FOR SALE AT AUCTION vii, /.
rented ont at auction for one year, on PRiDiY
the sth hoysmbeI, 1855. At 4 O'clock, =. Y. ~.
now In tbs occupancy Of w. d. Gibson, E.a i
contains six rooms, With ample Accommodate,
Tor servants, stable carriage house, sc all In y
yard
Afler which will be sold an excellent LIGg,
CARRIAGE and HARNESS and gentle HoRsg
Alo, few articles Of HOUSEHOLD FURsI.
fURB, &c.
TERns: Cash.
.u07 IN HARRISON, GoDDIN 4 APPERsoy.
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Richmond and the Railroad System.

Richmond and the Railroad System.
Had the proposition of that sagacious
and patriotic gentleman Mr.. WYEDHAx
ROBERTSON, made before the canal was
begun, to construct railroad from Rich
mond by Lynchburg to the Tennessee Dor.
der, with branch down New river and the
Kanawha to the Ohio, been approved and
carried ont, as it ought to have been, Rich
mond would be this day city of 100000
population. We should have had in Vir-
ginia great railroad corporation, the COM
peer Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, which could have given direc-
Sion to improvements and to trade, and
held commerce to the centre and heart Of
Virginia, adding intellectually to her material
resources and political power. That was
the tide in the affairs Of this State which,
taken at the food, would have led on to
fortune-a fortune unlimited and incaicu-
liable. IL
But the opportunity was lost, and We are
lust where we are. That the mistake may
be repaired to . great degree by proper
measures now Is beyond question; but
delay will even deprive us Of the power Of
the partial retrieyal Of the fortune lost by
the great blunder.
Richmond may yet recover nobly from
her misstep, and her consequent slow and
staggering march forward, by prompt and
bold action But she must mako up her
mind to hazard much and to lsbor without
ceasing. She must secure direct conaec-
lions with the Southwest and the Ohio.
A. these must at best be the work Of time,
, the sooner they are taken hold Of the better.
The very act o. taking measures for
their construction vii, give new hope and
new energies TO opr own people and invite
capital from abroad fpg Investment amongst
W. Tho commercial and manufacturing
advantages Of this city arc extensively
known and appreciated. II Is only neces-
nary that the community blessed With
these advantages should prove that they
mean to make auxiliary to nature the most
rapid known modes of transportation BY
the most direct lines, in order 70, insure
tho importation Of capital for investment
here m commerce and manufactures,
end the importation Of enterprising men
70 try their fortunes amongst us. The
moment, for instsnce, that We decide that
the straight road TO Lynchburs shall BE-
built, and give an earnest Of our intentions
by onr acts, We believe nov spirit will
= sninats our own people, while s. win sive
uscredit and confidence IN tho estimation
q other communities. 80 /
The great works before ~ require credit,
and our credit WIN increase q We progres,
With them. This hAs hen ven ssssblished.
4 rsslroad may b baik VITA fourth II
- ae5rsgAts cost N IL use or IL ,oSwa
sssA'e. Oses bsgsa, ~ way % men ~
asisv "a sssrsy clears y hsesre 90
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By Harrison, doddin b Apperson, Aretionesr.,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Ag,pu.

GALE AT AUCTION OF BLOoDEp
y HORSES, CARRIAGE HORSES, MULE, car.
TIE, FINE CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, Two
BUGGIES, &c, &c. I'VE all sell 1t auction a,
HIS stable, In the city Of richmond, on THURS.
DAY, November the 18th, 1895, commencins At I:
o'clock NJ, at the corner Of Cary and Tsrts
streets. the following valuable articles TO }.
brought from the farm recently owned BY Il,
French Consul at Amelia Courthouse, VIZ:
very nne, gentle CARRiAGR HORSES,
nne BL00DBD MAZE and her COLT.
! other FLOODED MARE,
WORK HORSES,
Mich cows and three CALVES.
sxesiisnt CARRIAGE. SHAFT, and POLE "a
one or two horses, with superior HAa.
NESS to the same;
eYsellsht BU00lBS and HARNESS.
The foregoing property 10 well worthy the after.
tion OF those who are In want Of really valua5.,
articles.
The Carriage and Buggies are nearly new.
TERMS: Four month"; credit for approved o..
dorsed negotiable paper, or Ave per cent. dissOur
HARRISON, GoDDIS APPERsoy.
9-T. Aucttons.u
p. S.-Atthe Same time and place will b. .oli
two very superior CARRIAGES and HARSE.
both Of superior quality, and one equal u u,
nneat in the city. They are being sold only b,
cause the owners have no use for them.
rs.A Hfss sHsSsi ooDpIs s ApPgRsos.
nos ~ Auetione-n.
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nAHJ(jEn. !

q: ,s S:a - 4 I. I. e On
q: 3 3; 3; g Si:S;soY. 4 9, StSSt: of
fnass wiii,smf county sa;s w seymour Lynn, OF
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By Grubbs 4 williams, Auetioneeu,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree,
v,RUsTEE's SALE OF REAL Is.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Is.
l. TATE ON RICHMOND JILL sxeeltioa q
deed Of trust from BurnhSm Davis to the .gt.
scriber, dated October 1866 and recorded IN lirl'
rico County Court, being thereto directed by ID,
creditor secured, viii sell the property conveyed
in said deed 1t auction, upon the premises, @
THURSDAY, sh November. commencing q y
o. clock p. n. II fair II not, then on the next IA!
day thereafter at the same hour.
The property to be sold sonsists Of
l. A LOT, with . large BRICK DWELLh1
thereon (now occupied BY said Davis, 90 'o..a
side Of N street between Thirty second and Tiny
third streets % BY les feet.
g. LOT sdJoinfnE the above on the west, mot
ing 100 feet on south side Of street. running 0Ist
lsSfset on east line OF Thirty. second street.
I. Also. the HALf.kCRR LOT fronting l'iis
on north side OF n street, Running back Ice ler' %
east line Of Thirty. second street.
Terms: Sufficient In cash to pay the expense
sale and bond for 500 with in,er, lher'N
from Nh October, isss, and note for ssss y ~
interest from 7th October, 1855; eredit u,o ~ -
uptil 7th October, 1857 farther credit a. 10 W"
until 7th October. 1891 and the residue upon ts'.
Of payment to be made known al the time o. .''
T. -. aTF p. w. OKUBBS, Truis,
GRvBBs / WILLIAMS, Auctioneeu. &C"
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BY Harrison. Goddin 4 Appsrson, AaslIons.,.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Ay.n,.

VALUABLE GRANITE.FRox-
Ap fshRassSssf D tf III nHf tS SRsk s.IS
TlON:-Will be sold Al auction on tn prerrI,AIs
MONDAY the nth November, 1855. :, $50 20 o
=; ", that valuable GKANITEPR0yT TssTs
nsST located = above, formerly owned BY ~ 4.
lAte ~ .0isnntni, and now occupied by NJ! We
Drinkard yohnscn. II is regarded As ns a,,.i.
uaols location for family grocery ,,o,. !.
which purpose II has long been used 's' hf
I'll, Ts,xs c,h ons,hsii ss:h, ealsGss three ana
secured by trust deed, or Title Retained Asses'
HARRISON, 0ODDiS 4 APPEasOs
i, NOV
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bsnksfss BROKERS, and assi Estate Agent,
GALE or CORN, sHEAF o.,,
Ho0Ss &C., 1c.. At A1crioss N Gi1hE !.
auction, q the farm Of the late John O. Tsyca AZ
Ne Bfeoh s3snPtss three miles north q III q. =
II o,slosk 4 !, The lollocy,sE articles, Vi
~A60uf - ~ pcunds sHEAF OATS.
About Nssoe pounds BLADE and Top por,,.
30, 60 pounds WHEAT STRAW, ''DDie
large quantity Of 6HUCKs aud HAY
9 very ans Y0cy9 WORK hossis,
! large NEW CO0KINQ,ST0yE,
SOW and 10 PIGS,sa
number OF POWLS
And y,,1y . ..g. Il. FAMILY cARRlIol
TEaxs: All sums under $50, cash: o,.,
amount four months credit tor approved .nSs,asr
HARRISON. GoDDIS 4 AppRRsoy
~ " 1 Auetigr..,