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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05
For Sale at Auction.

IN SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of October, 1866
~ tue uuders8glsd gnss a. W. Jnz "a DeriaIu
viii offer Tor sale publc vendue, large variety
hOugeaoid go8Ga and iurnitare, consisting ol Chars
Csrpels BgaRteadss Stoves, Tables, Stands Dsues
Cooking utssilss &C., g. sale TO be a. The resdenet
Of a. w. Chamberlain south SandusAy street, com
mencing ~ 14 O'Clock A. NJ
Wefa1s 4au.s fs
sept "a ls66-4t- z. T. POWELL
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LEaAL N0TIeES.
sc Of Land bY Orderof Court..

Sale Of Land by Orderof Court
Wiinam B. BIsyney. Adm inistrtor1 T \ DELAWARE
de Bo4lis non Vgh will annexed Oh h County, Ohios
IrWin11lSD. FinGh, decd I Probate Court
2 .s u rs. at4- $50 EEgzl+ 4-lg -L-Ege
Mary Grimes CASTOR, and others Petition 70 sell a
A4a Defendants. t.'.t J-A1 real estate 3 AAi
BY an order made Sept tbvr 4Iih 1886 y said Court
is the above case said adminstrator VIII oter al
public vendue.a at O'clock P. n on 1 sua l.aH4
Saturday, October 18th, A. Df1866 q
on the premises the following described real estate e
WIT tStuate in the of Ohio county OF Deia-
ware in Kingston township. in Range Seventeen,
township FIVE, Sec tion one, U. s. n Lands, being
the undfFids ed i've twenty seventh (S2) part OF lots
numbers One Il } and (2) in said section, said lots
containing one hundred acres each Or thefeaOouib
Terms % Sale--Ons third Of the purchase money ~
band on the day sale, and the resitus thereol In
one and TWO years thereafter with interest payable
annually from day Of sale, and secured by mortgage
on tue premises, p z+---
Appraised (said-5-27 par9 at s925s - 4.
By Reid Il Eaton, Wn. D. bl.A 4NEA
his AIRY. AqhalAAssHat1E5 &c
sept Il, '66 5w. plSO0 so
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Removal.

c4AIETHER & PIERsOTT
7ywAVE. removed the roomI ormcrly occupied BY
Ft j. Coop on the west side Of Sandusky Street. one
door north Of J. Hyatts Dry Goods store where they
continue to pay cash for Butter and Eggs
Feeling grateful for past fayors, we solicit call DC
fore seIuAg elsewhere. We are selling Groceries
Apr. 5s. Is65-tr GALIIHER PIEBSON
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n vi R MS,

FuI Course in an Branches. $40 %
short Course single and Double Eutry ......s 20 0C
Ladies' Course Single and Double Entry 150t
Teachers course IN Penmanship- 15Ol
ca Twenty per cent deducted for Disabled Soldiers
A liberal deduction for Clubs.
N. B--WE WARRANT SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES.
for full particulars send for Circulars
may 25 I66 #.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF
AWECDOFES AND INCIDENTS

Heroic Patriaic, hsHaHtic, Humorous, and 1Fagloqt.
SplaisIIy illustrated sgitb 500 He Portraits
and Beautiful EltgrGr3Hgs
The Valient and Brave Hearted the Picturesque an
Dramatic the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and
Pathetic The Roll ef Fame and Story Camp Pickett
Saw Scout BivOuac, and Siege Startling surprises
WoHderful Escapes, Famous Words aud Deeds Of Ho-
men and The whole panorama OF the war are hel e
thrfiifDgIv portrayed in mastery manner, at once
historical and romantic rendering It the NEST ample
un ispe brilliant and readable book that the var has
ca He'd forth Amusement wen as instruction may
be found every page grRphie detail brilliant
wit, and Authentic history are sklIuIly lnterWoVe
in this work literary This work sells itse H.
The people tired OI dry details and paFtzan works
and want somslhiRg humorous, romantic and Startling
Our agents are making from sl00 70 $500 per month
clear Of all exDenses Send Tor circulars glvng lu
DsrEieutars and proor Of ths ahove
assertion. Address NATIf1NA PO BtlSHLSE Ct Aee
West Fourth St, Cincinnati, Ohio IaepZs-Am|
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Eianos and I.EeIodeons

DOTH Of Boston and our own manufacture, alway
10 on hand at J. 81 LATIbIER' 5 MUSIC STORE.
December 90, 1881
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

The following are the opinions of the
Union soldiers and sailors of the country
upon the questions of the day, expressed
by their delegates in the great Convention
at Pittsburgh:
and. Navy of the United States, in cOnven-
tion assemble be it
ResOJUed, That the action of the present
Congress in passing the pending cOnstitu-
tiOnal amendment is wise, prudent and
lust It clearly defines American citizen
shin. and guarantees all his rights 70 every
citizen. 1t places on a just and equal basis
the right of representation, making the
vote of a man in one State equally potent
with the vote of another man in any State.
It rightfully excludes from places of honor
and trust, the chief eOnspiratOrs and guilt
lest rebels, whose periured crimes have
puts into the very frame of our Govern
ment the inviolability of the national debt,
and the nullity forever. of all obligations
contracted in support OF the rebellion.
ResOtUsd, That it is unfortunate for the
country that these propositions have not
been received i'm the spirit of Cancellation,
cleneney and frHternal feeling in which
they We're offered, as they are the mildest
terms ever granted to subdued rebels.
HesOIUed That the President as an lcx-
ecutive officer, has no right to policy as
against the legislative department of the
Government; that his attempt to fasten
country Is as dangerous as IL is unwise,-
His acts in sustainingit IL have retarded the
restoration of peace and unity; they have
converted conquered rebels into impudent
claimants to rights which they have for
faited, and places which they have dosecra-
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w heat Drills.

TjJOR SALE AT 9iANUFA CFURER'S PRICES at Upper
H Hardware Store, by
aug. 81 't6 4w C. c. CHAMBERLAIN < Co
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B ARGA
at NO. ] Evans Block
CLOSING OUT OLD STOCK.

NTO. S senator Cook Stoves Including 20 articles so
IN ware, Ist qualuy, selling at $4,000 Also No
JuUilee, same ware, sellins at $500 Also No, s
Echo selling al S25 90 Uther sizes selling
proportion These stoves must be sod to make
large stock 0i entireiy new Patterns that
have just been received. Cali soon am anxious Il
the above named stoves as soon as possible
sept. z ,66 lHOS- EFANssJr
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mnO A MONTH AGENTS wanted for sia
ID " " eIgtir eiy t5ces, just out Address o.
CAREY, City Building, Biddeferd Me.
June 1, '66.-lyi.
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Fgtate of William. Owston.

AyOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned haE
IN been duly appointed aud qualified as Executor
81 Ihe estate OF iiam Owsop deceased late OF Del
aware coanty Ohio All peFsJLs interested will gov
ern Themselves accordingly. .-f-=.. -. .-.
Sept. q, ls6aSt. THOMAS Il. 0Wst0N l1Er
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seh00I 98xamineE's Notice!

8SGUUUI aa7E1sAAA44As4 > AWWe4t~a
yYERR AFTER and until further notice, the
ft School Examiners Of delaware county viii meet
- FEtIPLAR HALL, in the town Of Delaware; On the
FTssn Third Saturdays Of March, April Nay, june
September October, November and December; and Oh
The TF5IRD Saturdays in February and Anguish ENalh
nations will commence al 10 O'Clock Candidates
MUST present atisacbory testimona als Of good or4i
cbaFacter The law requires condition of erGHl-
faatt0a that each applicant for certificate shall
nav TO the Board Of Examiners fee of so cents
3priI g. sess-tF J j. CAMPBELL, Clerk p.
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=. w. ITTTEIE & SON,

FAMILY GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
~ EEP constantly on hand Coffee Teas. sugars Rice,
IA. neal, Flour Fish, PORK, Dried Beer sugar Cured
HAMS and shoulders Pure Cider Vine gar, Aolasses,
syrups, Crockery, Stone Ware and FruIt cans
Rene -n6er the place-One door south Of MlIier's.
Feb 10, 1864.
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coz sALE.
For Sale-House

i or CaIe-LIDueEs
an HENRY STREET, coon Brick DWELLING OF
~ rooms, with basement ana cellar large lot and
60hvenicll sta BILE
Aug. -, '66-tE T. h0DAhf SMITH
Spanish ALerino Bucks for Sale.
FFiiE subscriber has FOR sale 10 superior Spanish
N Gefho Bucks, SIX are yeaThhes, the baance
0faer For fuFtber partcnigrs enqate % the nder-
80 ned, al hrs farm ia Liberty lfss aship
s5rs- 81 I8zT. ~ vi. LfsuIESHAEK.
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ROOS1ER GRAIN DRILl
AND
Clover 4 ar We s { e r.

TOBN McELRUY Il SON, are agents for the best grain
a and seed drill iu the county Farmers are iDVitea
10 CAN and eEamWe n before purchasing elsewhere
ines haFe also on hand BeGkeFss clover and Grass
Seed Harvester for sale at reduced prices.
sept. z, i66.-6t-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

Also, proposition VIII be submitted % the guali-
aed voters OF said County at said eleot3h author
izsd the Csmmissioners Of Delaware County 10 build
Court House, in the Town OF BelAWare, At eOst Of
ix5y Thousand Dollars 10 be raised by taxation upon
The taxable property Of said Coupfy, four annual
instalments. beginning with the year 1851.
The Trustees Of the several townships in said Couh
u or sIa ware required 10 furnish thg Clerk OF
tbe Court Of Common Pleas, ths following number Of
Iarors Tor their respective townships, 70 wiz
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

Thus not being able 20 keep constantly in view
their resources and liabilities mirror or their
standing.
Persons desiring sCommerciai Education" can
acquire thls College, and for about OSEHALF the
price usually charged elsewhere.
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To be sold at lower prices than heretofore
by q large per cent
Our stock this fall, in all departments, will
be thorough, and was purchased on the most
favorable terms
Our customers will get the benefit Of al
the good bargains we have been 80 fortunate
in obtaining
Give Us an early ca II and see for yourselves
Our Motto Cheapest Goods in town.
g. II. MENDE ENHALL & Co.
sept. Z, l866.-If.
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MsCELlAnEOUS.
PAINLEss EXTRACTION OF TEETH.

u H.KEYsER. skNTIsT. DELAWARE, o.,
Ias exLraats- EeelG WlllOut fAIN pr soAEaasss BY
means of Narcotic Spray. It acts locally. 1hvse WHO
dare take ChOrviorns hher OF Alrous uzIde Cas-
can have tpeth extracted by thIs appucunon vita ca
urt safety trgeuom from pan.
OffiCe.-Over Graves Variety store, Two doors
N9rll d WIlilam 81. (sepl4 66u)
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PRnGlAMATl0N.
sherifss Proclamation.


- THE SEsrs OF Ono,
uELAWAEE CoUNTT, IS.
tl4E- UALIFIED ELECTUEs Of SAID County are here
a EsF lotaed that general eieenon vii be held as
required By law, the usual places Of hoidlg cleo
tipns ia said County, On the
aa5 9Th Day Of October, AID, 1866.
a. vhish time and places wlubs ehosen By ballot ihe
foliOgiRg Ofhcerss 70 VII
Supreme Judge.
Secretary of State.
Member of the Board of Public Works
Representative TO Congress.
2COmmon Pleas judges.
Probate Judge. or
County Auditor.
County Recorder.
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Sheriff arl
Prosecuting Attorney.
County Commissioner.
Infrmary Director.
County Surveyor. 5.--
Coroner.
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DeposltorY
CountrY IEerchants


II a x 4 N O T &c r.
TNONAVIN & STOUGH have the agency for the
ID safe 0 Foglesong Arnold's Homlny. call, as We
eau less figure than you can purchase else
where. noVA+ %
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THE GROCERY AND BUTTER AND
EGG BUSINESS
yTTIII.s BE .CU&rlAUkD. BY AhkM sUND ERs tn
NV 4tifIas sIsaale of Fl A =, Z @ ss.
ID NAVIN & P OF WIN
who will continue 10 pay the highest cash price
Butter, Eggs aud all kluds Of country produce
March 50 ,ls65.
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and s,moss Is capable Of undsfstAndins The
meaning Of that terrible CALL And 1t
would not greatly surprise US to learn that
some Of them have read II, and perhaps
gone so far as to study It's purport!
Pardon us, venerable friends. You are
for the Convention. We repeat the state
mcnt here with which we commenced.
Then let as cooperate in securing good
representatives, and trust the rest them.
GREELEY says the following as to their
associates in that body:
"Sincc the Times pronouuces Francis
Herman q War Democrat, we do not know
that It may not place Hester Clymer,
George ". Woodward, William B. Reed
Jesse D. Bright, Thomas Fl. Seymour,
Franklin Pierce, &C., in the same cate
CORY. At all events, these, if they see At,
will attend the Convention, and will retain
seats in it by at least a two-thirds vote if
the twaddlcrs should undertake to exclude
them. But this they will not dare even to
attempt. OF all the people who will be
represented in that assembly, at least nine
tenths were either Copperheads or rebels
in 1868 and 1864"
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CTRIBLIN SIP II y G S,
NEAR STANTON, VA.

This place will be open for visitors on the flRsI
OF JULY. The well known quality Of the waters
makes il unnecessary to go into particulars they
are Alum. Sulphur, Chalybeate, and Freestone-all
Al hand. The alum water is second to none known
the sulphur is second only to the Grsenbrier
White, and has been resorted to for more than half
a century. The place is comfortably furnished ;
and the fare shall be plain, though good and sub
stanial, without any attempt at display, believing
at the present time 1t will meet the demand Of the
public better to live palmer and charge less.
TERys: $3.50 per day, sH PER week, and $50 per
month tof twenty EIGHT days. by the season.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, or Lynchburg in the morning will arrive n.
stribling Springs tho same day before dark.
;y 2s-2w CnESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
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VIC present to the reader this morning
an interesting account Of the latest foreign
news. It is plain from this that there is
about to be formed an alliance between
England, France, and Russia, for the pre-
scrvation Of peace and the international
equilibrium on the Continent. The Earl
Of Derby's remarks on the subject are
quite demonstrative, while the official or
ean Of Russia has given q bold hint to
Prussia. There must be a Congress OF
these Powers very soon. The plain talk
Of Earl DERBY contrasts bravely Will
the wrctched policy of Lord RUSSELL.
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HALIFAX SCHOOL.
IL JOHN II. POWELL, Principal. .
ALEXANDER F. MATHEWS, NJ. A., Uni

versity Oh Virginia, Associate. .
The ninth session Of this School, located in Hall
fax county, Va, will commence SEPTEMBER lsT
isgd and end June 10Th 1867. The session will con
sist Of two terms OF I've months EACH with short
holiday at Christmas. This School Is designed to
give thorough preparation for the University OF
Virginia and other College, and SO TO TT for CON.
mercial banking and other business those who,
from time lost by the other causes, do hot
wish To go thron Oh collegiate course.
Terms Board and tui.iOn-eXciusiye OF lights,
washing, and towels-pcr session, $500, one-hs II
pava ble at the beginning of each term.
For further particulars, circulars can be obtained
by addressing JOHN II. POWELL,
Halifax Courthouse, Va.
REFERENCES Professors University Of Virginia.
Rev. W. w. Williams, Georgetown, d. G.. Rev.
II. A. Wise, Harrisonburg Rev. Edmund w theirs,
Lancaster: Rev. John Grammar. Nessrs. Joseph
s Easey, Joseph b. stovail, John X. ELmunds,
William II. Clark, Colonel =; Barssdale, c. 5,
Darlington, Halifax Judge. William J. Robert.
son. late OF Cont Of Appeals; hajor d. p. Ne.
land. Hon. ]. K. fucker, Miidleburg Hon. A. II.
H. Stuart. stanton; Messrs. William p. Stroller,
D. Lee Powell. Richmond: Hon. w. R.. staples,
Montgomery; Hon. A. A. Cap.rou. Union; Mr..
Edward Tayloe, King George Hon; Samuel Price,
Lewsaurx, West Va Messrs. K. w. N. holland,
Franklin, Minor; Alternate; Judge , william
Leigh, Meckisnburg; Judgr n. h. Marshal
Charlotte: Rev. George W. Dame. Danvllle: ). y.
Taylor Alexandria, and others, whose names will
be found in the circular. jy "l-d2awaswiw
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DAD n homo, could expect, receive, OF Give ssts'
faction from OF 70 the said y. =: foiiasu'


IbelIeys that the foregoing stssemcnt ana the
accompanying certificates and cards WI. sns"
the whole ease between h. Rires Pollsfa anu , my
SELF in clear. truthful and unm'ssaksols .,sh,;
|, will be seen ths. was insuited anu no. a' 20.
wi,bou. warning or provoea,ion and that a1'
winou, any opportunity of redress. sa a, a
public paper and posted OH the paJ', - tho onIv
pfoper and ssntlemanly course leis open to me-
sant pivs, Pollard a challenge, which he ~.
ssivod I'm, which he has not replied to; that was
NO, hound over to keep the peace until all Prospee.
OF receiving satisfaction from him IN ,ne u"u'
manner was a. an end. with this exp'anaoon
place the whole affair before the puoie. anu ,,'s
to public opinion to relieve me, as 49, ,h,ct, 7
,.ce, from the stigma and rsproash unael WIZ az
hay. been laboring since the publication OF d.
Rive. pollsrd's card in the Examiner o, .as s"a
n, -, -, 1886 jy2i-lt
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MARRIED.
Sunday, July 40, by Rev. D. Shaver. Mr.. VIII.
LIAM NJ. HENDRIX and Miss MARGARET J
FLETCHER, all OF Henrico county.
MARRIED.
DIED.

DIED,
In Savannah, Georgia, on the leth instant, Mr..
y. p. WEBSTER, after an illness OF only twenty
four hour.
Richmond papers please copy.
On yesterday, the 23d instant, AT o'clock, A
~, CHARLES BATES, 10 the tfty.third year oil
hisage.
The friends Of the family are requested TO al,
tend his funeral from his late residence, on gay
between Fourth aud Fifth streets, THIS tTucsda:a
MORNING al . O'clock.
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And we know

And we know
that our own dsieg1g Us will be able, capa-
BILE, and faithful. Therefore we indulge In
no idle fears. We arc too "young" and un-
suspecting TO anticipate an attempt upon
the part u FRAxXLIs PIElcs, Judge
BLAcx, Governor PAckEl, Governor SEY.
xoUl, Ben WooD, JESSE D. BRIGHT, GEORGE
h. PENDLEToS, and others Of the same
kind. to bind Us to IN approval Of test-oath
representation ; and We regard such an
attempt ~ exceedingly improbable when
viewed In the light Of the fact that they are
themselves opposed to IL; and We have too
much confidence In such men a. We expect
10 send from our own State TO entertain
for . moment doubt that they will guard
our honor - jealousy ~ ever se could do
Il. In 6ct, We believe they are perhaps
q wise ssd . Trustworthy svsn - ~ ere,
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CEA BATHING AT CoBB's

- IL a ID n L IL ~ VI "A l. - " ID ID =
- ISLAND.-The propretors Of C0BBS ISLAND
having had erected during the past spring NEW
BUILDING containing spacious dining room
that will seat comfortably two hundred aud fifty
persons and entirely reftted and improved all tho
former premises, will be prepared to receive visi.
tors on The 18th OF June.
CoBB'S ISLAND Is Situated of the coast Of
Northampton county, Va, eight miles distant from
the main land, and about twenty miles north Of
Cape Charles.
Without pretending to compete in point OF
fashion with Of the older sea- bathing resorts
1t presents q salubrty OF atmosphere and surf for
bathing which cannot be surpassed, whilst the Pc
culiar facilities IL Possesses Tor bostng Cumming,
and fishing, are not elualled on this continent.
Passengers from Richmond will take the James
River steamers, 60 as to connect with the steamer
which touches ut Old Point for CheErystons MOI
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS,
On arriving at Chenystone about ~ A. u. J. con,
veyancsa win bs ready 70 take them st once Aerose
the peninsula tabout ave milesI, TO Nottingham
Landing, where new wharf over three hundred
yards in length has been erected, from Whence
they will be conveyed to the island In SAFE and
spacious boat built this spring expressly iof the
purpose, reaching there In time for dinner.
Every effort viii be made TO add tothe popularity
this place has already attained, and the proprieofs
refer to their numerous friends IN Msryaaaa anu
Virginia In regard TO their efforts to please;
Parties desiring TO engage rooms can aaaness
COBB BROS. NASHVILLE.
iy a-dletkeoddw Northampton county, va.
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OUR FIRST SALE WILL TAKE
JAMES +. RtppIcK, Salesman.
By Harrison, Goddin s. Appersoh,

BANKERS, dEl rear EHAdle a -"lis'
EARN OF ONE HUNDRED And
+ TlIlRTY.oXE ACRES, CALkEn GaiSWw!SSEl
AUCTION AT the reqGes, II M Jacob Cohn We
shall SCI! at auction, on ths premise, ." WE'D.
A. NJ, III fair II not, tn" fr,t fair day s"r'"i.s'
the beautiful FARM on which hc now r., .tt'
called "Chi,wick,' ana formerly owmi ~ he'
/, les on the Threc.choppca road seven o Il,
west of edmond, adjoining the laui- ~ u. ".
Green and others. ana contains one hG.'lL.i '.I
, thirty one acres. Of which about forty "rrs. ,t1
we'll set in clover, twenty acres In meadow. Try
acres in ginnl timber, twenty on acr"' ~ 81.
improvements consist ot am EXCELLENT DWELL.
ING and all other buildings, including 4 rue l,,'
house, with three ponds near ~ ara a. rp IN
TREES, among which are ninety. tive d"aH Fsat
trees Also, one acre and u half In ST"pe '.''e !
the finest kinds.
Possession given In a few days.
After the sale Of the land, all OF the
CROPS OF CORN, OATS, SEED WHEAT,
will BE- sold also,
HORSES,
/. MULES,
parcel Of HOGS,
4WAGONS aud HARNESS,
3CARTS aud HARNESS,
AMBULANCE and HARNESS,
CARRIAGE ami HAKSESS,
All the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Sc
Should the Farm not be- sold. IL VIII b" routed Es
for on. wear ; and whether sold ar rented, q. IL
the personal effects Will POSITIVELY b" sod
TERMS For tn" land, gu"-t I'd cash, tJ.ahg' A.
on. and two years for bonds bearing lnlrfrr,, ~.
cured by trust deed. For the PERSONA rf"'t. ''
Sums under thirty duiiars, cash over 'hA' al: Ssh
four months credit for approved, end"rset, ~. 90
liable paper. ,
HARRISON, GoDDIS L APPEE>oE.
ARrt.uGusst.
Cnnveyances will h. A. our o!fc" On the u"fu"-
Of the above sale until 10 o'clock, TO carry al pr
sons DESTROYS Of attending, and Refreshments VI"
also be furnished II the farm free oi charge
iy9o OODDIN, HARRISON s APPEk>oA
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MILLS & RYANT,

MILLS & RYANT, .....
: TOBACCO EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, VA,
BROKERS' AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
for the purchase and sale Of
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCOs.
Orders sol;c;ted Liberal advances made on con-
Shipments.
REFER TO
A. r. HARVEY, President National Bank OF Fir.
ginia
JAMES THOMAS. Jr., Esq, Richmond, Va;
Messrs II. MESSENGER 4 Co New York
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-24
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
BY Regnau!t & Co, AuctIouegr.,
Main street, between Eighth and Mail

BY Rcgnan!t Co, Auctionegr.,
Main street, between Eighth and Mail
EXCELLENT FURNITURE, &c. AT
IL AUCTION We will sell at auction =, 10,
store WEDNESDAY MORNING, ?;,A u.,r =.
10 o'clock, without reserve, an "xc"ll,g, n.,.r
ment of FURNITURE, &c, embractng in PAR
wARDRoBEs, CABINETS, BUREAUS,
DAMASK LOUN GES. JENNY LIND =,
FRENCH BEDsTEAp>,
DINING TABLES, TOILET TABLES.
CHAIRS of every description,
HAT-RACkS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, CARE TABLES
ROCKING CHAIRS, WA>HSTAypS,
HIP BATH, CANTON AATTISG.
MARSElLLES QUILTS. CLARkT WINE
MIRRORS, WALNUT SOFA.
HAIR and SHrCK MATTRESSES.
CHlLD'S CARRIAGE. PINE TABLES,
CROCkERYWARE. Sc.
REGNACLT SEQ,
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