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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
&a.--At an informal meeting of some OF
"a Democratic members Of the Senate
ai House last night u lively discussion
a.asy rs 70 who would be the most aVAila-
!. candidates for President and Vice
resident Of the Democrats and Con ;crva-
Uses a the country. After a free cX-
olace Of opinions, the names OF ". S.
Hancock, OF Pennsylvania, and Judge
sman, Of Ohio, were settled upon as
~.s.. the strongest and most likely TO
carry sufficient States 10 insure their
election,
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Alabama Reconstruction Convention.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 23.-The
Convention oday passed an ordinance
imposing an additional tax Of ten per cent.
to the tax otherwise assessed on the taxa
bic property in this State for the purpose
of paying the expenses Of the Convention,
to be assessed and collected during the
tax year Of 1865.
The " Bill OF Rights of the Constitution
provides /" that all men are created free
and equal that they arc endowed by their
| Creator with certain inalienable rights !;
that among these are life, liberty, and the
pursuit Of happiness and that all persons
or classes in this State who arc or may be
declared citizens of the United States by
the Constitution thereof are hereby de-
clared citizens of the State Of Alabama,
possessing equal civil and political rights
and public privileges without distinction OF
race, color, or previous condition"
The section in the Bill of Rights, as
passed, defining treason says: "No one
shall be convicted Of treason except on
the testimony of two witnesses to some
overt act, or upon his own confession in
open court"
The franchise article provides that those
who shall be convicted of treason shall not
exercise the right of suffrage.
1t is believed that all persons who come
within the twenty thousand dollar clause
of President Johnson's amnesty procla-
nation, and against whom proceedings
were instituted in the district courts IN
the State, who, on being pardoned by the
President, had to appear in court and enter
the plea of pardon and "guilty," are dis
franchised bv the new Constitution. II
this is correct, thirty or forty thousand are
disfranchsed at one blow in this State.
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session an amendment &c
the Bill of Rights was offered, that common
carriers shall not make any distinction OF
account of color between persons travelling
in public conveyances, which caused great
excitement. Several black delegates de-
liyered intlammatory harangues, demand
ing entire social equality and the right tt
ride in sleeping cars and two whites
Griffin and kofier-made violent speeche:
favoring the amendment.
Several whites opposed it in strong
speeches. After heated and protractet
debate the subject was postponed III
Monday.
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New York Money Market-FatIure-
Bank Statement.

New YORK, November 23-P. M
Money easy at seven per cent. Discounts
ire unsettled. The banks are not dis
counting freely, and capitalists are afraid
# business paper, owing to reports of
ailures. A bull on the stock exchange
failed to-day.
The bank statement shows an increase
in loans Of 100000, and in specie OF
sl,764, 900: decrease in circulation of
81, 900; in deposits of s3,O2l, 900; in legal
tenders, 50, POI, 900.
Securities are stronger. Gold closed
firm at l4O16,
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4 SNUgLAE AFFArR.-A very curious
afr va, developed today in the bureau
o. Military Justice. An official eXamlna-
..a of the records OF That reliable depart
2..g the Government shows that a man
by The ualue Of Wells, a Confederate
guerilla, Was Hanged III kentucky Two
ss-e ago. THIS record is objected to. an"
q proposition 10 amend is made by ;" els
-.,4,.G WHO is now living, his sentence
.1urg been comnuted by the fresloIh'
Imprisonment for lie. An effort Is De-
~, made 10 have him released. -LeteT n.
ss..wgr. GQzete.
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GENERAL GRANTS VIEwS.--It is re-
re,r4 on reliable authority thai Colonel
j. ger, in conversation with q friend to-
r. stated that there was 10 truth in the
v te}cEraphed from this city to the
Philadelphia inquirer tnat General Grant
denied the remarks made by hin! in
PRESENCE OF he President and Colonel
er, wherein nc declared himself III
..r Of keeping the Government within
,auaatrol o. white men. After this con
a.,5yn between the President, General
u..a., and Colonel Iiiliyer, the latter was
.y.ri to express the above as the
au. General Grant; which he did al
rgacti1g Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Ia. Il In New York, in February, 1866.
/ prominent Conservative senator from
West was also authorized to use the
same expression, as cmbodying the views
NJ GluIal Grant, in the recent campaign
Be- ...4. >ection.-ErmiuG HrpreSS.
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E9fh:YaG.

pEAVNR OvERCDATS, BEAVER
atCAPEs, BEAVER SUITS, SILK. MINED
SUITS, FINE BLACK SUITS, SlLK-YELVET
received at JULIUS kRAKER'S,
Merchant Tailor, l5l7 Main street, a fine assort-
ment OF Ready. made Clothing for Mems, Youths,
and Roys wear. al greatly reduced prices. For
Merchant Tailoring. all styles Of Beaver, French
Cloths, poeEkins, Fancy CaSeim-~es and Nestings.
Suits made 10 order fashionably and reasonably.
Furnis hing Goods in great variety. lso, Hats,
Gaps, Umbrellas, Trunks, and Nalisss.
Please give Inc a call, rs keep well-9ssorted
stock of frst-class Goods At the kchmord Cloth
ing Eall, 1877 Main street. no23
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Court Orders.
CIRCUIT COOh1
VI oCTOBEa TENN. 1867: co.,.,,.n,

CIRCUIT COOhi,
VI OCTOBER TENN. 1867 ,.,,
Levi p. Corr. ........Compiain"''
against u.ts
JEFF U. Stubbs, administrator OF Thomas y sanks'
Sdscpased. and Thomas V. Catiett.. Defendants,
IN CHASCgRT. ;,
The court doth ad judge, order, ana decree tnae
il BE- referred to one OF the commissioners OF tnls
court 10 tsks an account Of all the psrs onal estate
u Thomas U. Banks de ceased, which has come
10 tho hands OF Jefferson .. Stuhbs, his personal
represen' alive, or with which he has become
charged BILE, taking the basis thereof tbut SUP
iect to surchsrge and ta!sfcation) any account he
NAV have rendered befor- the County Cont OF
Gloucester county, and further account OF the
outsta ding d-bts Of the said Thomas Q. Banks
and ali the creditors of the said Thomas o. Banks
are hereby required to prove their respective
claims before the said commissioner on or before
some peremptory day to be fixed on by him. Of
which 10 shall give due notice by public advsr-
.;samsnt published once a week for four success
sIvs weeks in some newspaper In the city Of Rich
mond. and posted at the front door o, aioueestsr
court- house and st two or more pnbitc places IN
The county OF Gloucester a, least thirty days pre-
lions thereto or else TO be forever barred OF any
osnaft Ia this snit.
IVY TOHy s. COOKE D. c..
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COMMISSIONERS OFpIcs,

SMITH VS.. MCMILLAN AND AIS.
- l.; RICHMoTD HUSTlSG COURT
The following Is sn extract from the decree
entered in this cause on the I'd day OF November,
lsrI:
''Tho court doth adjudge. order, and decree
that this cause BE-, and the same - hereby, referred
ers OF this court to audit, state, and settle the
partnership accounts and dealings between the
sail complainant, John K. Smith and said James
Il. Mcmillan, in the bin ana proceedings men
toned. AAo 70 report all Joint claims and de-
mtnds a3ainst said arm composed OF said com.
,ainaut and said Mcmillan, showing TO whom Tue
same are coming Xnd the amounts thereof; and
al.o the amount Of advaUc-ments OF money and
other property made by the complainant to said
firm OF Smith 4 Mcmillan. and also To report the
amount due the complainant and the several joint
creditors Of the firm 81 smith & Mcmillan, II any.
which have rrlorits over the separate creditors OF
the said Mcmillan OF the said complainant, and
which by law ought to be paid before the said sepa
eted"r, are r"iI NOW an, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y, 70 bs
settled by the commissioner. and all books papers,
and accounts OF said firm OF smith Sic MILAN In the
possession or under 'h- cohlr"t OF SAID complain
ant or Mem ilian, or Of either, and needed by the
| commissioning III taking sid accounts, shall BIO
| prOduc I'd before him. and the said commissioner
shall give due notice Of his proceedings and Ia to
| fix persmptory day, aud give notice thereof by
advertisement in-e rted once q week AZ least four
| weeks successfully IN some newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond, Tor all ?. rsons having
claims against said lirn composed of comp 'ainant
and said Mem 'lan To come in and prove The same
| befor. him by the day 80 appointed; and such OF
them shall not come in End prove their claims
shalt be excluded from the benefit of tn Is decree.
and the commits >louer IL directed To make his re-
port in the premises with al convenient speed,
together with anything deemed pertinent by him
saf. or specially required by either OF tho
parties ="
The parties interested are hereby notii that |
have fixed on MONDAY the ed day OF Dece inber,
1867, At ~ CLOCK NJ. as the tlme aud my office,
so. $40 franklin street, In the city OF Richmond
| =, the pace 70 taxa tho accounts and proof OF
hts mentioned IN the foregoing decree AZ which
time and place ali persons ANA parties will attend
with tho books. papers, and accounts necessary 10
enable mo to execute the said decree.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
no ol--Thiw Cummi Ssioner
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The North Carolina Election-Haalcal
Majority in The Convention.

WILMINGTON, n. c., November 23:-lhe
election returns thus far indicate the
choice of majority Of Radical delegates
to the Convention. -,
There was a large Radical torchllght
procession last night, composed entirely OF
negroes. Ashley, northern preacher
one of the Radical whites elected TO inc
Convention, made them q speech, IN which
he said "evcry negro who voted the Con-
servatire ticket ought 10 be hung as high
lis l'am9n,n
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The Late Hurricane.

HAVANA, November 23.-The .passen-
gers and specie By the steamer Solent had
not been transferred to the Southampton
steamer when the hurricane set in. Only
the island passengers had been transferred.
The steamer Conway is safe.
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4 letter to tie Cincinnati Commercadt,
"n Columbus, says: "The Dcmocr atlc
press Of OHIO, 50 far as it has spoken. on on
sgaalgranip, stands thus: For Judge
-a.Mun, Is fo~ Mr.. Nallandigham, IL;
central, Y. Quite number of the d 9mo-
"s1e uem.crs Of The Legislature, VINO
-ra outapohcu against Na.landigham, YET
decline % say for whom they wiil vote Tor
...a.3r. THIS have from high authority
81 4e Democratic party"
a county convention is called in Prince
"....-a ,s Wis .ir3t Monday in December,
..ga-s delegates 81 the Richmond ifIls
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WuAr GENERAL GRANT SAID TO SENATOR
"mrrrLE.-Tac exact fact was, that
Grant urged upon Senator Doolittlc both
"a. necessity. and cXpediency Of opposing
go suffrage as condition OF rcconStruc-
a. and expressly authorized Senator
.a9:tIr 10 announce to the people Of Wis
cousin his Grants uneqmvocal opposl-
"a 10 any scheme Of reconstruction on
ii. 1asis.-.MLrWths Nc,rS.
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From MISUNDERSTANDING Decision
about Freedmen.s Marriages..

WASHINGTON, November 23.-Denmark,
in her sale in the West Indies to the
United States, retains the island Of Santa
Cruz.
Judge Wylie, in equity in case making
the property of Mary Beckets (colorcd)
liable for her alleged husbands debts, de-
cided adversely, because Mary was not in
law Becllets' wife, they having come to-
gether during slavery, and marriage not
being known to the slave code. Both
parties deny matrimony subsequent to
emancipation, and are therefore living to-
gethcr in concubinage. Bill dismissed
with costs.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, November 23-P. NJ
General Albion P. Howe, of the Freed
mems Bureau, has gone South to sell the
property turned over to it at the close of
the war for a school fund. The first sale
occurs on the Sd of December, at Augusta,
Georgia.
The following is Congressman Kelly's
cotton-tax resolution
"ReSolued, That the welfare of the peo-
pie, the maintenance Of the faith and Gre
dit of the Government, require the repeal
of the tax imposed by existing laws on
cotton and the productions of mechanical
and manufacturing industry"
1t is said the wool interest will oppose
the repeal Of the tax.
The feeling regarding impeachment is
levcrish.
The Election Committee will not report
on the Kentucky elections until after the
impeachment report is made, when, unless
the interest of the jmpeachers require the
exclusion, the delegation, except Major
Young, from McKee's district, will doubt
less be admitted.
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U.reAL OF THE CoTToN TAX.-Wc IN
[ur..al that ii is the intentlOn of Mr.,
Kelley, of PENNSYLVANIA, on Monday next,
.gicn- in bill providing for the repeal
d. The tax on raw cotton and the refund
acor the tax paid upon the present crop
##..ng. LtrI'I@ucer.
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The New Orleans city government has
passed an ordinance regulating the weight
Of bread sold in that city, and it went into
effect on November 4. Bread of good
quality is to be sold in loaves at the rate
of twelve ounces for five cents, while bread
Of inferior quality must weigh onc-eighth
more-thirteen ounces being sold for five
cents, twcnty-sevcn ounces for ten cents,
and iiity-four ounces for twenty cents.
Part Of the ordinance requires each loaf OF
bread to be stamped but this has been
suspended by the Mayor until the proper
stamps can be procured-permiSsion being
given for that purpose by the Council.
A drought prevails in the interior OF
New York State. Letters from Lockport
| state that the citizens of that place are
very much incommodcd for the want of
water. Weeks have elapsed since any
rain fell. The cisterns are empty, and
fears arc entertained that winter will set
in before supply Of water is obtained.
The drought in Illinois continues, and it is
stated that all the streams in the central
part OF the State have dried up.
FORTRESS MONROE, November l9.-Ar-
engagements are being made to take up the
submarine telegraph cable across the
Chesapeake Bay between Back River
Light and Chcrrystone, Va, preparatory
to its being sold by the Government, as
they have no longer any use for it here.
At the annual meeting on Thursday of
the stockholders of the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad Company John S. Barbour
was reelected president. a resolution
that the company would aid in the con-
struction Of the Lyrchburg and Danvllc
railroad was laid upon the table.
The Alexandria Journal, in trying to
say something sharp about the Richmond
Dispatch, calls James l., Of England, "St.
James,
We see it stated that Pierre Bernard,
the tenor Of the Richings Opera Company
is soon to wed Miss Caroline Richings.
DR.. Livingstone has been heard from.
he is known to have been safe in the mid
die Of Africa III April last.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., November 23.-The
British brig Crocus, Of St. Johns, n. B.,
was wrecked on Georgetown bar Novem-
Der 10Th. All hands saved. The vessel
and cargo of lumber were lost.
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AND FOB SALE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY II offer for sale tract OF
valuable LAM containing ONE HUNDRED
ACRES. This land lies e sht miles from kich-
rnond on the Courthouse road, about ous and
hal miles from gice's turnout. On the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad. This land ID ABOUT one
half cleared, aud good portion In cultivation.
There II spring OF good water near 4 beautiful
place for building, and also never. falling stream
on tho east side on which there Is some excellent
swamp land.
II this land Is not Aold before the 10th day OF
December 1t will pe soid al auction on that day a,
Y o'clock.
For further Information apply TO ROBERT A.
CLARKE, who lives near the premises.
no pJ-3tSk
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SALE OF

SALE OF
"a CHEAP o 0 y 5.
bAGGAIES BARG Ans BAhGAlNS -!
ISAAC sYCsLS.
10 sci, corner OF Third aud Broad stTeEts
Good Calcoes, 10. l2i. and l5S
Best quality Mousselaines only 2Oc
P"pIlus only IS and &c.,
al kinds of Alpacas. IS and iec., worm DOC
Empress Cloth dTlly 15c. !:
Great Bargains in Freu h Merlnos
Bieached Uotton. lOc.-yard Vida, lE5c.i
lO-l Sheeting only .Oc., worth 9oc.
Good quality Gasslmsre only 9oc. r,,
Great bargains in Clocks. shawls, Flannei7'
Blankets, Bed Spreads, Towels and Bal
mora3s.
French Cor.eIe only 81;
Ladies' Whit. handkerchiefs only 81 per
dozen;
Gents Uudershiris and Ladies' Vests very
Great bargains will be given. Call early at
ISAAC SYCELS'S,
No. 3Ol, corner Of Third and Broad streets.
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C01'Detings, Furniture, dc.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD URNIs
ID TURE.-FREsH SUPPLIES-Ws would re-
specially invite the attention of our friends and
toe public generally 10 the very large, select. AID
ton at our spacious wlrerooms. II comprises
svery article pertaining TO the business, and in
style. quality, and price, cannot De surpassed o
this State. The sncourag ement extended through
twenty Ave years past is highly fittering, and we
most respectfully solicit continuance OF the
same HABblSTDG l. BSOTHhR,
nol2 Ninth and Main streets.
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q IA EIJIT u UIC UUON1Ct6:
Viii Won 30 me the favor to publish this
latter. from enc Of the soundest and most
.-.CELcnt Democrats | have ever seen in
c,-.7rcss. upon the subject of the cur
,,rSy publish it without asking the
tiers leave, because believe such
.,r,Ic>omc teachings to be necessary at
.ts> moment. Yours,
TN1DDrl-S STryrSc
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7 IMIyED p RTNERs HIP

7 IMITED p 4 Z T N e K $ II 2 -.
IL CHARLES PHILIPS. W. &. JOHNSON. and
D. ). WRlGHT, al residing in the city Of hich-
u0rd, State OF Virginia. have this day iormed q
=. JOHNSON X Co. las successors OF Aisxand@r
ilti i Co J 10 endure for the term Of three years
from date. Tho general nature Of tho business TO
Ds transacted Is tue manufacture, buying and
selling OF boots and sho5s In the city OF kiHh-
mynd w. H. Johnson and d. 5. Wright ara
general partners Charles Philips is special part,
nesr and contributes tho sum oi three thousand
dollars
Witness the following signatures, the LIST day OF
October 1857. IRARbES PHILLIP,
w. 4 JOHNSON,
OCrOEHG 1871. y. 5. WRIGHT
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NpEEING Of THE FALL Ca Mn
" PAiGN
PREPARE FOX COLD WEATHER

avail my self of this medium to call the especial
attention OF my nUyn7rcus friends ard the public
10 Tia. largest and most complete assuTt.aont oi
Eovs', Youths, and Gentle inen's GbeTdlSG
have .vsr rf-red. also, Gtnt!caCn'S Furnishing
Goods. Shirts Drawers SILK and Bingham Un-
Jrsiias, and very large assortment nf hAtS,
b.acing all the atasr styles. Ny stock is per.
feet. style and TT guaranteed, and every taste
gratifed. d. ". ArSE,
No. a23, coruer Of Broad anl Fourth streeIs
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
~ shan apply TO the Second Auditor OF the
state OF Virginia for the renewal Of Certificate OF
Debt OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia No.
257! datad January q, $780, and Issued under au-
hor'ty OF act OF Assembly Of March -, 1851, for
the sum OF EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS tTsOol,
the orr giual certificate having been lost or de-
stroyed about April, 1857.
nm ?0-Tusm PHILIP A. TALIAFERRO.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PREsBYTE-
RIAN CHuRCH.-The General Assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church met in Nash
vile last Thursday. Rev. DR.. Moore, OF
this city, was chosen Moderator. The
Presbytery of Patapsco, Md, was admit
ted. There is large attendance of dele
Gates
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CUV Of HichULOUT, u nrW
". l.. Johnson, a general partner In the limited
partnership above mentioned. bang by me duly
sworn, made oath that the sum OF three thousand
dollars contributed by Charles Philips, special
partner hath been by htm actually paid In cash.
Given under my hand This ?3d day OF october, ioG7
K. 4. HOWlsoN, Rotary Pubic.
oc 2i-Th6w Richmond Va.
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g7HE NEW CI.GTEfl So HOUSE
GOING AHEAD.
IN RECEIPT IF TEE SECOND SUPPLY.
CON t. No. 1402 MALE,
between Fourteenth and Fifteanth streets,
VII ere you will find the cheapest and largest stock
OF CLOTHING ana FURNISHING GtODo.
Also,
BOOTS, SHpES, HATS, &C.
am determined to offer first class goods AZ snch
prices 10 give satisfaction. ! invite Ey hume
rcus friends and the pubilc generally.
A. OPPhNHIMER,
No. Il02 II ain street. between
- Fourteenth and Fifserth streets.
MFR. JDHr9 TiTTJ EN-, MERCHANT
w TAILOR, having removed to his new store, on
the OF Broad and Tenth streets, Is prepared
to furnish GENTS CLOTHING in the latest
styles His goods arc iastcfully selected, and al
warranted quality and his prices are reasonable
Call and examine. Ism
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JOHN S. COOKE, D. c.
CoMMtssIoSEK's orPIcE,)

CoMMrssIoSER's 0YPIcE,l
GLorcssrgS CCCRTBorsg,
December !, 1857. }
The parties interested in the above decree are
hereby notified that 90 THURSDAY, the istn d"y
II December next at Gloucester court house,
Sd all proceed TO taxa the accounts required by the
said decree. at which time and place they are re,
luiFed to attend before me with their papers ana
same. Z. b. 5. CURY, e. c. q. g.
WIu
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Deatt2St7'Y.

* w. JON IS, SURGljAL 80
IN MECHANICAL DENTIST has moved sSg
II r;ce AMI residence back 10 MalnaxxES
strest, three doors from Sixth, opposite
the Arlington House. v,arfor,,ad
IN CARNATIONS thoroughly and Seusiy Peii'iin0u.
~ lTa EXTRACTED without pain -,
TEETH INSERTED on NULCasiIh La !. D.
and durability warranted
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ALE OF VALUABLE X f. a IL
> ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF NELs0N.-By
virtue OF 4 decree Of the Circuit Court az Nelson
pronounced at the September term, 1857, In the
case OF Eawter's executor rs. Cheatwoods heirs,
&C. we will proceed 10 sell on the premises on
The 23d day Of November, 1857, the ZEAL ESTATE
of Dan'.l A. Cheatwood, deceased, conhistlng OF
aPAnM Of 400 acres and Il sTOHEHOUSE. This
property lies on Tye river at point known as
Inc q ali ford and Is valuable The farm has az
cel!ant improvements upon It; a part OF II y
heavily limb red and Is Within two miles OF the
Oranys and Alexandria railroad. The storehou,e
l. a good one. and brings an annual rent OF Sioo.
The farm will Do surveyed and suo divided TO suit
purch 4s.rs. william q. Wright and William X.
Rhodes, The tenants, will show the property 10
those wishing TO purchase.
TsKNs: So mach cash as will defrsy the ex-
p.ns.s OF sale and costs Of suit the residue on 4
credit Of one, two, and three years, eqra install
nepts Of purchase money, with tDteraSt from tho
day OF sale. Bonds with approved persona secu.
rity will be required, aud the title retained rs III
Innate security. -,
p.rson. desiring fur,bor Information will adj
lrass WILLIAM CHBgLL, Buckingham Court
hons. JOHN F. HlX.
). p. CHEATWOOD.
WILLIAM ". CABELL,
rs.ut1