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G1cct,og:
J. l.. Leonard administrator Of tle estate 1t
said deceased, makes hi, petition in writing TO
tins court, representing therein that it is necessary
to sell the gieaer port II OF the real estate ct -ai
deceased. to pay debts anil expenses If admini,tr,-
ton; aud that part Of the tate cannot he sol
without prejudice to the remainder, and paving
for license to sell all the real estate Of said de-
ceased for the purposes aforesaid Therefore,
You are hereby notified to appear h,oi" said
Court, at session thecoi. to hc held at he IIu-
bate Office in Middlehmy, in said di.tri.t on Mun-
day. the 18th day Of February next, t1s67l at ten
clock IN the forenoon, TO show cause. il any You
have, why said license should not he .r,ntej
Date" at M'ldlchnrv aforesaid, this 18th dav
Of January, A. II. 1851.
45;3w CALVIN G. TITDEN. Iud.-e
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GEORGE /. WILLARD, rrosdc"..
q. II. q )RDON, Vice Ircsidert.
&. w. Flyer Secretary and Actuaiv.
\. W. ROGERS, MID. Med. Extm'r al Onne
J. CRANE VI u. Consult'r Physician Brnukl,n
w. P.PltENIlCE,Au'y& Counsel !, ~ Wall-st.
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CTATE OF VENMONW-Distrct Of

y sWII'W1, S.
By the Probate Court tor tie District of ( IJi,on.
To all persons interested in the estate u
NERES B. STANLFN,
late Of Leicester, in said district, deceased.
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NEMENT for mending broken Creek
X cry a superior article, just received by
II. 4. SHELDON
MildlcLury, November 20. 1866. Sjtf
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EARM FOR SALE.

ALBERT CHAPMAN.
Midliehury, Eelrusry 5th, 1867. -, ;~
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Greap was defanded hy any part of Wil-

Gregg was defended by any part of Will
cox's command, and says: The infantry
garrison at Fort Gregg was composed en-
tirely Of members of the Mississippi bril-
gade Of Harris, formerly Posey's." This
assertion is not true. The true defenders
Of Fort Gregg were part of Lanes North
Carolina brigade, Walkers supernumerary
artillerists Of A. P. HIPS corps, armed as
infantry, and a part Of Chew's Mary land
battery. Harris's brigade and few pieces
of artillery occupied Fort Alexander,
which was to the rear Of Fort Gregg, and
higher up the Appomattox and that fort
was evacuated, the infantry and artillery
retiring to the inner line of works, before
Fort Gregg was attacked in force. I have
letters from Lieutenants Snow, Craige,
Howard, and Rigler, of my brigade, who
were in Fort Gregg when it fell; and these
officers estimate the number Of Harris's
brigade in that fort at not more than
twenty, including Lieutenant Colonel
Duncan and his adjutant, while they esti-
mate the number from my brigade to
have been at least three fourths of the
entire force.
commanded North Carolina brigade
from the battle of Sharpsburg to the sur
render at Appomattox Courthouse, and
during that time, with the single excep'
ton of the Thirty-seventh regiment al
Jericho ford, my entire command always
behaved most gallantly, and won for them.
selves an enviable "army reputation"
JAMES II. LANE,
late Brigadier- General G.. S. A.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY srubbs d Williams Aussioneess. ,..,.,,

rRusT SALE OF vALUABLL,E;
IN HEsRlGso Ssesudsf Conveyed
Ssy 81 NJ 'Mesruder and Thomas Evans with
either to act in T5a 40 gones de-
csased the payment of certain negolapis nsys
bsapiny date 2lst of Nareh, 1857 and Gus ahd pay
sbIs lst OF September, 1851, ata"Z s MciJrn.
Wright made hH sb Ps sssid S. McGruder endorsed to
sad EiIyson, administrator OF Jones, f9r the sun
VI VI Cara iah cGruder which will bears date IN
cs1t a.' o S "a &c P VIII
geos 10 By IL the Of sa Haisf
the death OF his mother, the said lands go held BY
his mother for f the De Of Hen
rico supposed to contain 800 acres and Is IN same
which Was conveyed to said Zschariah McGruder
isaa and recorded In the Clerks Office Of Henrico
County Court Ia Deed Book NO. 80, on pa ge1so; OF
another tract OF land In bsnrieo county conveyed
to the said zachariah Mearudsr by d: Eisi,heI
and others by deed dated 4th OF October, 1881 and
recorded in the Clerks office OF Henrico county
in Deed Book No IS, on page 44s OF another tract
Sachariah Mcaruder by John Fleishsr aud
wife by deed dated 4tb OF October. 1893, and
recorded in the CLERKS office OF aenrleo county
In Deed Book No. IS, on page AS also, all the
right title interest. and claim Of him, the said e
s. McGruder In and to the coal lands and all
other lands devised to him y ,6e wiz oa nis
Also an undivided half Of a tract of land in Hem
rico county, containing one hundred acres, whien
was conveyed to the said William n. McGr1der
and g. g. McGruder BY Samuel Ellis and others rs
In the Clerks office OF Henrico county In Deed
Book No. "a, on page 400. Also an undivided half
of tract OF land in Henrico county, containing
sixty acres which was conveyed to the SAID VII
liam NJ. McGruder and z. 8. mcGruder by Johu
Jones and wife by deed dated 18th ri september,
1854 and recorded in the CLERKS once OF hensloo
ounty Court In Deed Book No. IS, on page 6s2 !;
and to which will and deeds reference is hereby
made for more particular description OF the said
property. ,;s aood 7
shall on MONDAY the ith day of october, 1857, at
70 clock NJ, at the front door OF the court mouse
NJ Henrico county, proceed to sell the property
conveyed by the said deed at public auction, for
GO On " VIZ THOMAS J. EVANS.
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By Harrison, Godd,n Il Apperson, Auctioneen
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE ,;I:n Of 4o6 4 Al
ACRES OF VALUABLE TIaBERsD LAYS LAT 70
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES sS
VEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN The p DsG u
Rim ROAD ANDTHE THEE. CHI oPPED RoAp.
a. trustees In certain deed Of trust made % b.
w Green and Julia A., his vile. dated istn sep
tsmber. 1885, duly recorded In Henrlco tounsy
Cont we shall, in execution thereof, at the re-
onest of the beneficiaries In the said deco, pro,
coed TO sell at public auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY October II, 1857 at IL O'CLOCK NJ, u iail
II not the first fair day thereafter, that vsIaaoie
TRACT OF LAND located as above. contali ~,
4o8 1. 10 ACRES, according to recent survey. Ins
said land is heavily covered with superior wooa
and timber, and by reason thereof Is Regarded Oh
pecul lar value. ,o,so. .,
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses , Oh
sale and to pay of and discharge all OF the notes
referred to In said deed which nave matuIeo,
amounting to 80. 2s3 II and as to any surplus
which may arise from said sale on such terms 10
ths said Green may prescribe and direct or on ms
failure to give any directions, then on such Terms
"A the said trustees may announce at the ume OF
sale. f NJ Ioh,
Az the said land ad Joins the land OF Mr.. Jonn
W. Alley. persons attending the sale VIII please
meet the trustees ut the residence OF salu Alley,
and accompany them and the auctloneer 10 the
spot on the premises selected for the SAFE 70 come
Off. -, 49,
chaser ROBBERY S. POLLARD, Trn.tees
60 10 JOHN B. YOUNG,
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence Of, Tho Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG, September Is, 1867.

PETERSBURG, September Is, 1867.
II is rather significant fact, that Of the
twenty. five hundred colored men who are
listed on the books Of the Commissioner of
Revenue, not half dozen have paid their
taxes for the currant year-none, indeed,
except very few who are the owners Of
property. After the levy was made by
the. Common Council, and the books were
prepared, a resolution was adopted au-
tb0rizinr the collector to make deduc-
ton of ten per cent. on all taxes paid from
the lst to the 18th Of August. This privi-
lere was availed of to a considerable ex-
tent, the receipts amounting to about $685.
600. And yet, with O much larger popu-
lation Of blacks than whites, the former did
not contribute more than one or two hun
drcd dollars. AT any rate, not cent Of
the poll tax has been paid by them, as
have been informed. 1t has always been
very difficult matter to collect taxes
from these people, ins omuch that under
the old laws numbers of them permitted
themselves to be sold every year. What
will be the resort to compel pay ment now
is unknown to the writer; but it is not
supposed that the freedmen will show any
more alacrity in bearing the public bur-
dens than the free men Of color Of former
times.
The significance Of the fact is that
when the freedmen shall get the munich
pal and State governments under their
control-which seems almost inevitable
they may not evince the best disposition
to contribute their full share to the public
support. When the time comes to vote
they will be seen crowding to the polls in
large numbers, as was the case IN the
Richmond election a few days ago, and
will doubtless be the case at the approach
ing election Of members Of the conven-
ton; while probably more than half of
the whites who have registered will hold
back in disgust. The prospect, on the
whole, is far from being tlattering. What
excuses of legislation this state of things
may engender it is not difficult to imagine.
But "manhood suffrage" must have a
trial before the North will be convinced
Of the evils it will entail upon the country.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
Nv Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE At N9 Oh IIS eGG 9ksTSsh
IN THE CITY OF RlCHMOND.-By virtue OF
deed Of trust executed to the subscriosr oesd1S
Richmond Hastings Court In desd-bo 81 A, page
5g SHALL in execution thereof proceed 70 sel ad e.
vsrtised, on SATURDAY the 18th OF September, ~
o'clock H., fair II not on the hrss ia ttis
and Interest OF the grantor tbsng one-fourth paEn
In the real estate therein conveyed Which, ~
report OF the Commissioners of the Chsncsry Couit
recently made in sub. division thereof; consists
in part OF that VALUABLE PROPERTY at me
northeast corner of Franklin aud Eighteenth
streets, with two brick tsnemsnts Their on, eaea
fronting twenty two feet and running back ninety
feet. p,L..,.h
Also ONE LOT on the east side Of Eighteenth sst
street thirty two and one-half by sixty leet
mar tra above lots, on which there is frameo
50 much as may BE-
The deed rea lures cash sale; bat 1t Is prooaole
that the dy Of sale
in co Z, tds J. l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
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Mr.. Ernest Jones, at his recent lecture
in Dublin, gave some interesting statistics.
He said there were II 100000 acres in the
three kingdoms. In ITO there were 250,-
900 owners Of this land In 1856 the num-
Der had diminished to $4,000, and was still
decreasing. The Duke Of Cleveland might
ride twenty three miles through his estate
the Duke of Devonshire had $4,000 acres
in the county of Derby alone the Duke
OF Richmond possessed $4,000 acres; and
the Marquis Of Breadalbane might ride
100 miles in straight line through his pro-
perty from his own house door.
The Texas Jimplecate says: I" What
does that mean-Jimplecute?' Jimple-
cute is compound word, derived from
jimple and cute. Jimple is a corruption
for simple, and was originally applied to
sophomores, or the wise fools of college,
but is obsolete anywhere except in
Texas"
Brick Pomeroy and Petroleum V. Nasty
once worked in the office of the Albany
Evening Jomnal.-Erchange.
ArcadeS anlbo.
Hon. Henry J. Raymond, of the New
York Times, has returned from Europe.
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By Lyme Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1899 Main, between Fourteenth aud FIT
teenth streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM IN HENRiGo: TWO MILES BELOW LOW
THECITY OF RICHMOND. CALLED MAkioN
HILL. ON THE OSBORNE TuRHPIKE, CONTAIN
ING TaIRTY-OEE AND TWO-THlRD AGE ES;-
AS trustee in certain deed Of trust made by John
Fseny, Michael Martin, and Ellen, his WIFE, dated
the 18th day OF December. 1885, duly recorded In
the Clerks Office of Henrico County Court, shall,
in execution thereof. ut the request OF the bench
Charles in the said deed, sell At public auction on
WEDNESDAY the 25'h day of September, 1857; at
10 o'clock ~, If fair, If not, the next fair day
thereafter, that very valuable FARM located as
described above, containing thirty aad Two
third acres.
The improvements consist of large brick
dwelling containing seven rooms, and The usual
ont houses, such as barn, stable, &c There 10
also on the farm q fine orchard OF choice trult
trees and several springs OF excellent water near
the house.
Terms Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF sale and to pay Oft certain note ior Sa,ooo,;
dated nth December 1865, with interest to day OF
sale and a credit for So 900 till the LIST OF July,
1868, and the remainder on such terms as Will be
-'"0' WILLIAM q. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME BROTHER; Ano-
Honeers SO lt-tds
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ByA. z. Stokes Il Co.. Auctioneers,
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.

WE WILL SELL ON FRIDAY THE
w goth instant, commencing at loa O'Clock, a
large and general stock OF GROCERlBS, consist
Ing of erc.ps
S hogsheads CENTRIFUGAL SUGARs,
lto barrels refined BROWN SUGARS,
IS bags prime RIO COFFEE,
IS bags prime LAGUAYRh COFFEE,
S bags prime JAVA COFFEE,
bags RICE
SO boxes STARCH,
80 boxes ADAMANTINE CAN DLEs,
S hogsheads BACON BREASTS,
10 hogsh eads SIDES and SHOULDERS,
SO half barrels DOE HERRINGS,
50 barrels sY ROP,
rs boxes SOAP,
80 kegs SODA,
tisrceS LARD,
10 kegs LARD,
300 realms WRAPPING PAPER,
boxes GROUND PEPPER,
so dozen BUCKETS,
10 bales PAPER TWINE,
1900 GRAIN BAGS,
with variety of other goods.
TERMS: Under $500, cash; that sum ana over
thirty days for approved paper.
At l2 o'clock N. We will Sell IS tons NO. lPHhu'
Wan GUANO in prime order:
Sc lids Auctioneers.
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BE- Harrison, Goddin i Appsrson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

EIRST- GLASS RESID ENCE, IN
n MARSHALL ROW. FOR RENT At AUG.
M MONDAY the s.th September, 1857, at S o. clock
p. NJ, for one year from the lat OF October next,
above, on the north side OF Marshall between
Eighth and Ninth streets now In the occupancy oil
MI Hiram II. Smith, containing twelve rooms,
besides ample accommodations for servants sta.
BILE. carrtage-house, Sc. II contains all the
modsrn improvements. and is really frstclass
residence.
TEENs: Negotiable notes, payable quarterly,
HARRISON, GoDDlN & APPRRsoS.
se 10 Auetionsers.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co..
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
mRuSTEEs SALE or A VERY

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY
Il VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER, VA.-as trustee under certain
deed Of trust from A 3. Cheatha am andJ. w. Chea-
tham dated the 9Th day OF March, 1887 and duly re-
corded In the clerks office of tho County Count OF
fciaries in said deed, shall sell at public auc-
ton on MONDAY the 23d day OF september,
1867, at o'clock z. M, the premises. the beau.
located on Decatur street bstween Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, and the two H. It's nd aesnt all
fronting on Decatur street 1870 feet, and running
back ls5 and 1913 feet respectively, and fronting
thirty feet on Twelfth street. The house contains
six rooms, with convenient and commodious ont.
houses The garden Is very productivo-trult
trees OF choice varieties.
TERMS: Eight hundred dollars cash; five hun
bred dollars ut four months balance, nine,
twelve, and eighteen months. negotiable notes,
interest added. 4. G.. PULL An, trustee.
Sale conducted by PtLxlgToS, PuLLIAA Co.,
kuctionsers Sc ID
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctionsers,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets

TWO VALUABLE LOTS, ON THE
L WEST SIDE OF SECOND STREET BE,
TWEEN DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS. sOh
TENDER, 1857, at O'Clock P. NJ, VIC will sell at
auction. upon the premises, the TWO LOTS TO-,
Gated as above described, fronting toSether %
feet wide These lots are we'll suited for the erec-
ton of Eellings or stores.
This sale will be made at the risk and costs OF
an auction sala on the 29th OF August, 1867, and
has failed to comply with the terms Of sale,
TERMS: at sale GRuBBS i WILLIAMS,
ssl7 Auctonears.
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BY james N. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
once No. S2l Main street, three doors below th Q
Spotswood Hotel

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND AT AUCTION. Pursuant TO the provisions
OF a deed OF trust bearing date the 9Th day Of
July. 1885. duty recorded In the clerk office OF
the Hastings Court OF the city OF richmond, exc
cuted by w. Fl. Smoot TO me- as trustee, 10 secure
tn. pay ment OF certain amount Of money therein
mentioned, due by certain negotiable notes, and
at the request Of the holder OF SAID notes, will
proceed TO sell on TUESDAY the LIST day OF 0cto-
Der next, on the premises. at q o'clock p H.. the
property conveyed in said deed, rs follows: A
large fHRkE-STORY BRICK DIV ELLI n g.
HOUSE, with wing attached thereto, and lot, on
the northeast corner Of Main and First streets, in
this city. on the following terms: Cash enough 70
with interest thereon from the 18th OF January,
1857, and note for 81 4sl IS with interes. from
the 18th OF July, 1887 the balance on such terme
81 may be agreed upon az the day OF sale.
JAMES n. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 3
S0E, Auctioneers seio
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1907 FALL. 1907
HIRsH GUeGENHEIMER,
SUCCESSORS TO A. RIEsH l. CO.,

e27 BROAD STREET,
have received a full stock of FALL DRY GOODS,
now opened and ready for sale.
Handsome styles Dress Goods.
All brands Bleached and Brown Domestics.
4 full line Housekeeping Goods.
A fine assortment White Goods.
Large stock Cassimeres, Cassinett, and Jeans.
Hosiery. Gloves, Notions, SC.
We have for sale the celebrated Patent Seam
less Kid Gloves" superior to Alexandre's, to
which we call the especial attention Of the ladies.
BIZ. JAMES w. PEp1N Of this city, Mr.. VIII
LIAM g. KEAN of Goochland, and Mr. JOHN 7.
WRIGHT would be pleased to serve their friends
at HIRSa s. GUGGENHEIM ER'S,
se5 627 Broad street.
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By Clopton i Harwood,
Luctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Tanth hatEaen Main and Bank streets.


Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Nos.2 AND3IN ADAMS DIVISION, FOR SALE
At AUCTION We will sell at auction, on the
premises on TUESDAY the 24th day OF septem'
ber, 1857, at O'Clock P. 81
-Four beautiful BUILDING LOTS on the west
side OF Twenty fifth street between o and r
streets fronting 80 feet on Twenty-nfth street ana
Two beautiful BUILDING LOTS on t. east side
of Twenty fourth between ana p streets front
ing IL feet inches Twenty fourth and 81 feet
inches on Byrd street, and running back 1872 feet:
one beautiful triangular LOT OF front OF 1877
feet inches on the east side OF Byrd street, run
ming back good dep h.
A plat of the above described property can be
seen at our office.
of limited means for private dwellings, being the
highest location on Twenty fifth street.
TgRMs: Accommod ating, and made krown at
sale. CLOPToN hAaWO u,
Sc 2o-tds Auctioneers.
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ID FAD THISl READ T III I 8
lG AND YOU WILL PROFIT BIZ 1T
GREAT BARGAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS!
OPENING THIS MORNING

AT
EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
No. MAIN STREET,
(nearly opposite ST. Charles Hotel, next door to
Mr.. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,)
5000 yards best quality CALICO for ninepence
5000 yards best BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
SHIRTINGS for a ninepence yard;
5000 yards BLEACHtD and UNBLEACHED
sHEETINGS, full yard wide, for a shilling !;
5000 yards q 20 D s FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEAH-selling of at great bargains in these
goods-you cannot fail to buy;
5000 yards WHITE, Red. Y FELLOW, BLUE, and
GRAY FLANNELS very cheap;
IL, COO yards DRESS GOODS of all styles, at ex-
tremely low prices. just to suit " these hard
tiInes,' when you have but little money to
spare for dress.
If you have Dry Goods to purchase, call at my
store, and You will be surely suited In STYLE and
PRICES, and save at least twenty five per cent
on all you have to buy. Be sure to find the right
store, which is designated by the large swinging
sign with the inscription Of
" EZEKIELS CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE"
Store closed on Saturdays. au24
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ROCK.

NATURAL BRIDGE. RCC cs
PROPRIsTOHs.-This delightful and fsshionAp nS
resort and great natural curiosity, thst mas 70
visited by Thousands. Is open this suIanlsi I'd
all persons In search of health, plsssnts' !,
good living, as the pyopristors aro dslern!hss%%
spare neither pains nor expense IN giS!nS s.'S'-'
ton to sill. ,,S, =,
Lexington, can reach this place sve-y day
new line Of omnibusses, or By packet anu sos NV
Every facility viii be given parties 70 IsASn -
point at any hour. ,u.,.,
TsRxs: 4a.so per day. $50 per month ssilafS'
and servants half price. "a
10 f1-3m PlfAAF 90
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Railroads.
DICHMOND AND DANvILL
IL RAILROAD-CHANGE OF sCHBDULg-HEW
ARRANGEMENT.-O and after Thu RaDAY

&H4R So Y.yy
DICHMOND AND NvILL
IL RAILROAD-CHANGE OF sCHBDULg-HEW
ARRANGEMENT.-0n and after THURSDAY
September IT, 1857, the Passenger Trains upon this
road will run as follows:
TRAINS 0oIyG WEsT.-Danvills and Lypehbury
accommodation passenger leaves Richmond daily
fexcept Sunday at A. n. arrives at Dan vile at
54sP. N. This train connects At Burkevills with
passenger trains on the seuthsde road for all way
stations on that road and ViTg MIA and Tenn ssss
road, Lynchburg. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Bash.
Vile, Memphis, &c, Tenn. Dalton, Atlanta, de.,
Ga. Huntsville, Decaiur, Montgomery, Mobile
&C., Ala; .Corinth, Grand Junction, Jsekson,
Through mail and passenger train leaves Rich.
mond daily st $50 P. II. arrives at Danville at
II o2 P. NJ leaves Dsnville daily at II esp. T.;
arrives at Greensboro at 2 A. N, connecting al
Greensboro with passenger trains on the North
Caroiina railroad for jamestown, High Point
Salem, Lexington, Salisbury, ststesYills, Morgan.
ton. Lincolnton, Charlotte, &C.. n. Chester
Courthouse, Yorkville, Winpshoro, Columbia,
Anderson Courthouse, Abbeville, Spartansbnrg
0rseneville, &c., 8. G.. being seventy ave miles
shoIter and twelve hours In advance Of any route
to ali points in western North Carolina and the
northern part Of south Carolina
GER rain leaves Greensboro daily at 1915 a. u.
leaves DanyiIle daily a. 2.sa A. NJ; arrives At
Kich mond 10 20 A. n.
Danville and Lynchburg accommodation pas
senger leaves Danville daily Except Sundays) at
M arrives at Richmond daily Except Sun.
daysl at as p. H., connecting at Burkeville with
trains on Southside road ior peteIs61rg, sorfolk,
SC. THOAAs DODaMEAD.
SELF Superintendent.
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson. Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TEASE AT AUCTION OF a HAND"
LSOME SUBURBAN FARM OF TWENTY
POUR ACRES ON CARY STREET, ONE MILE
WEST OF RICHMoNn.-Will be leased at auc-
tlon lat the reques. Of the heirs Of Thomas Jones
deceased) for three years, on TUESDAY the gath
September, 1857, on the premises: at O'Clock +;
NJ, tn At valuable suburban FARM and MARKET
GARDEN located as above, fronting as well on
nsy. one mile west of Richmond containing
twenty four acres of very fine land: The i'm.
proyements are excellent, consisting OF a comfort.
Able dwelling containing six rooms, and the usual
out buildings. Around the dwelling is a beauti-
ful grove G oak trees, besides which there is a
good orchard.
HARRISON, GODDlN u APPERSoN,
40 90 AuctioneerS.