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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09
Railroads..
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AND ID A n VI l. L F.
IN RAlLROAD-CHAEGE OF sCHEDULE.-0n
and after SUNDAY. septembers, 1887 the passen.
ger Trairs on this road I'll run as follows:
GOING WEsT.-Ly nchburg accommodation pas
senssr train leaves Richmond daily t.xcept Sun.
day-) at 6.45 a. NJ.
Through mail and passenger train leaves Rich.
mold daily at2.3oP n.
GoISG xisr.-Through mail and passenger ,rar
leaves Greensboro da'iy at l2ls A. N. Leave.
Danville daily at SO A. N.
Lynehburg accommodation passenger traa
leaves Burkevile daily Except sundays) at IS
Pm.
Passengers for all stations on the so1thsds ard
Virginia and Tennessee railroads. Lynchbury,
Knoxville Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville. Mem.
phis. &C., SC, will take the Lynchourg accom-.
mediation PASSENGER train.
Passengers for all stations on this road west n
BurkevilIa, Charlotte. Columbia, &c, &c, viii!
take the through ma II and passenger train
THOMAS DuDtMEiD
SAP Superintendent.
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BY james II. Taylor 4 Son, Auctionee.s,
Office No. 52l Main street, third door below tn 9
Spotswood Hotel

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
L PERSONAL property AT AUCT1oN.-By
virtue OF a deed of trust executed to the under
signed by Robert A. y. Dabney and virginia H.,
his wife, dated The 3Oth day of August 1867, and
duly recorded in the clerks office of the County
Court Of senrico, and in the clerks once OF inc
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, and 1T
the request OF the benefciaries in said deed, We
shall proceed to sell part of the property therein
conveyed on WEDNESDAY the tn day OF Sep.
desirable FARM on the Osborne turnpike, in the
county OF fenrico, five and half mi.e. east OF
Dabnev. Containing ONE HUNDarD ACRES OF
LHpn WI al hs Is ns"p9
buildirg with four rnomn, with the usual out
buildings, such as Kitchen, Stable; corn-hruee,
and Ice. house, all In good order There ha- been
raceniy set out on the place about Us mot choice
This may be conside red to be very desirable
farm for It's size. There are about sixty acres
cleared and in cultivation. Ard has bsen highly
improved 1t is well supplied with water;
After the above sale Will he sold all OF tna
H UsEanLD AND, KlTCHEN FUKNlTGREi1
CHS clSS 9ne HORSE ana DO''A' ana Two 'lA'.A
balance on q credit OF six and twelve months. ne.
sotiahle notes, interest added, secured by deed
OF trust. The personal property will be sold for
And on THURSDAY the 18th day Of September.
1867, at Il nclock =. NJ. ou the premises. viii
be sold thu BECK sToKEHuH>s on the east side
of Seventh between Broad and Marshall streets. at
present occupied by |. y Cccke ~ an auction
house. Il is BUTT on leased ground, having about
thr-e years 10 run, ~ an annual ground rent OF
1890 the owner OF tho ground to pay for the bald
Ing at ha termination Of the l-asa. at valuation
5 the same time and place will be sold one U n
DIVIDED nETY OFTEN ACRES IF LAND in
the county If Henrico, about three miles north OF
Richmond, Fear the Central railroad.
Also. a LOT OF about quarter OF an acre OF
land ut TCnstalls Station, IN the county OF new
Kent.
TERMS: For the warehouse, one. quarter cash !;
balance on q credit of four and eight months, ne
i4h a
cured For the undivided moiety OF ten acres in
the county of Henrico, ono half Cash ; balance at
four months. in like manner; and for the lot at
Tunstalis, cash.
sAMUEL G. TAED1,
T. WILLIAM PEMbERTON,
Trustees.
Ia la Ln he cnrdnctnd by IAMEa N TAYLnR L
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRlCu, AT AUGTlOE. BY vtr.
tue OF deed o; trust bearing date thu 9Th DAY OF
November 1885, executed TO me as trustee 20 sa-
cnr. the nav m-nt OF certain sums Of money there
ia mentioned Cf racor! in the clerks office OF the
County court of Heurico tneed Book 81, page 4oo)
and ut ihs rsunsst OF the beneficiary In said
deed, ] will proceed TO sell on TIL EsDAf the 10th
day OF S. p'enber. 1917, at arc'ion. on the pre-.
list Ten LOTS in Duvals addition, Nos. III, l2s,
laO l3l, 1872 49, li". las, l46. and $50.
After which Will be sold several other LOTS In
the Immediate neigh borhooJ, designated as lots
no lg8, 1873, H. and M in said Dnvafs addition
to TIL city of kishmsnd all OF which lots are
conveyed In said deed
the sale and the sum of $1,000. with intersst from
the 9th day Of November, leo. until paid; the
balance on such terms as NAV bs agreed upon on
the day Of sale. Hbhhf MfkH, rnstes.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ TArLoHa SOY,
AuctiOnppTs an 29-ibt
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IMPORTANT SALE.-ON TUES
/ DAY, October 18th, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, the prem the residence and tract
Of land, containing 400 acres, known as LONG
WOOD, situated one mile from the town OF farm-
respects one Of the most desirable pieces OF pro-
perry in this section of tho State, consisting of a
large and convenient dwelling house, with neces-
sary out-hcuses excellent orchards, containing
fruit of every dsscrption, g superior garden, and
In one mile of churches of all denominations. a
number of good school and very good market.
For description or further information. parties
DESTROYS of purchasing will address ma at Farm
vile, Va. A. b. ' sN CABLE. gent LOT
ga 0-oawtds S. S. & P. G.. Senable.
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NJ A T U Il A L BRIDGES ROCK.
~ BRIDGE COUNTY. VA.-PITMAa s CO.,
PHoPRiETokS.-This delightful and fashionable
resort and grea. natural curiosity, that has been
ali ns,son. ~ sa1n opTn 'h,S sSsnra and
good living. IN the proprietors are determined TO
spare neither palma nor expense IN giving satisfae
ton TO all.
Persons visiting the Rockbrtdgs Alum, Bsths or
Lexington, can rssch this place every day by .
nav line OF omnfbusses, or by packet and coach.
Every facility will be given parties 70 reach any
point At any hour.
TERxs: $3.50 por day, $50 per month; children
and servants half price.
jeu-2n PlTAAa co.
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By Harrison. Goddln & Apperson, Auciioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

cMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, on
D. THE NORTH SIDE OF DUEAL STREET
NEAR BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUG
ton At the request OF Edwin 2; Perkins, tru5'
tee for Mrs. Luc. P Pe'tu. we shall OFF, ,or ssif
o,clock p NJ. the Il use AND LOT located 81
above, fronting l6 feet on DuVal street and run
n;ng back about $50 feet.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
ga Auctioneers.
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By Ashton & Emmerson, suc;ioneers,
No 20 Crawford street, Portsmouth, va

THE STEAM FERRY BOAT PORTS
MONTH AT AUCTION We will sell at
nnb1ir anc,inn on TUESDAY the 10th instant. at
+ o'clock NJ. at her wharf, in the city Of Ports
mouth, the steam ferry boat PORTSMOUTH; de.
scrihed as follows-viz Length on deck, SO feet :
dsnth of hold, S feet IL iuche. breadth OF beam,
10 feet breadth over guards, 81 fee-snd is SINH
lar in construction 10 the boats now on the Nor
folk County ferry go
This boat WAS constructed in 1854 with compost
ton fsstenings 10 load lime; is 81 tons, custom
house measurement: has one low pressure engine,
IL inches diameter. feet stroke, with copper
boiler Is feet long ia feet diameter, construct
ed in Baltimore in 1854 For further particulaIr,s
apply to JAMES II. PORTER, agent OF Norfolk
County Ferry, Portsmouth, Va: cr
TERNs: Cash. ASHTON EMERSON,
"a los aEctions. rs.
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ByI. n. Cooke. Auctionoer. 81
Seventh street between Broad ana Marshall.

EXECUTORs' AND COMMISSION
k1vEk Es At e AT F6BLit = A1cTfGN41s
executors of Ann r. Trent deceased, and At tho
request OF DR.. William K. Treat and T. Trent
special commissioner appointed by tbs CIRCUIT
Court Of The city OF Richmond In the case OF war
wick's COMMITTEES Is Moneurs ct as the sub
scrlbers will proceed to sell at pnblic auction,
upon the pramises, on THURSDAY, september
18th, at o'clock, the valntD's estate IN Goorh-
land county known as Little Dover" This
pace lies on the james River and ksnawha
canal twenty two mites above Richmond The
uVpar portion of the place, the estate OF ann X.
Trent, deceased con'aios s6 acres, 9s OF which Is
James River lowgrounds Of unsurr@ssod frrtlilfy,
225 acres OF very superior highland and like tn .
fairgrounds, particularly adapted to the growth
OF wheat, corn, end tobacco l9) acres IN original
growth Of oak. Dr. William K. Tre' rs portion
contains 40 acres, 0s Of which ara river low
grounds; 267 acres OF hi. bland. and IS acres OF
heavy oak mber. The qua i;y OF this land Is IN
every respect equal to that Of the upper part OF the
estate
The buildings consist OF dwelling. houss con-
tanning fcur rooms. with an office in the yard CON
tanning two good rooms. Tine barns and ttabies
ara ample. Thsre are two large lea houses and
Accommodations for large NUMBER OF Iaborers.
The orchards std garden contain large and
ch dice variety Of fruit.
This property Offers rare inducements to persons
the two portions must be sold separately, to the
purchaser of one portion the re!usat Of the other
will bs given The place has always been re-
garded as Very healthy, and the socisty In the
nsighborhood pre-eminsnlly refined ard cult.
vat-d.
given on tne lst day of January next, and avery
facility afforded the purchaser 10 iced crop OF
wheat this fall.
TgRxs OF SALE: For the lower portion. 80 900
cash balance al two. three, aud four years for
the upper portion, 5000 cash; balance at two.
three. and four years fvrred payments on
both places to be secured by bonds bearing inte.
rest from the day OF sAle aud secured oy deed Of
N0"' Af. 'N0 runy,cw u,r,Srps
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Meeti3lQS.

THURCH. AND u ~ o " II IL IL
monthly meeting OF this company VIII be held Z.
the Office "f tn. !" Dollar savings Bans, Co' ,s
OF Main and Fifteenth streets on MN pAI A.
TKkNuDE the eth trBtant at O'Clock. meuloe's
will come prepared to pay their monthly dues
BY order OF the PresIdent ,,noou
KOBERT z. RICHARDSON,
Secretary.
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CFFiCB RICHMOND AND YORK RIyERl
RAILROAD COAPASY.
RICHMOND August 81, 1857.
Ia GO si:i: go, ssss ss

EJfS Ssf SYNN@5fsff<t SASk~-NfV,SEEy~-
NEW LINE TO b LIT MORE AND
~ NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND md YORK
RIVER RAILRoAD.-This road Is now, open for
freight and passengers for Baltimore and Nor'os.
Passengers for Baltimore leave the Richmond
and York River Railroad d-pot every UEspt
and Friday ut - clock a. u .rehching BaIu-
more TO early breakfast n-xt morning Returning,
they leave Baltimore every rpHb>DAf ., d
SATURDAY ut 8 O'Clock y. ST., reaching Rich.
mond THURSDAY ard SUNDAY kVEHIaGS
Fres ht for Ea.timor- received every day sun
days excepted) at the Richmond and York River
Railroad depot.
Passengers Tor Norfolk and interrn-diat" land
irgs leavs the kichmn"d and York hiy'r Ratl:
road depot every TUESDAY, ThUhSUAi, AID
SATURDAY at O'clock A. II.
Freight for orfolk and int rm"da.e landings
received at this dnpo, on MONDAY, WhDako'
DAYS, and FRlisAY 80
ON THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS The trains III
leave the White House on the arrival Of the BATH
more boat.
Rates as low as by any other line.
For further information apply TO
WILLIAM b. E.os, Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A NEEDHAH & SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
an 3l-tB
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RICHMOND AND PBrBRsBuRG RAILROAD Co., |
Richmond VA. AUGUST -, 1857. I
"a W 5 sssE 80.

TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
i the pepot, corner OF Eighth and BYRD streets,
as follows
a. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily at i:2D =. 81.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily lex
cept Sundays) at p. N.
The A. NJ. Train connects closely with trains
Is far SOUTH Augu-ta, Ga, and At Petersburg
with trains Of the scuthsde railway.
The l:2o p. 81 Train makes close and sure con-
nsctions with trains for ali points south AS far ~
New orleans and at Petersburg with IrAins for
Norfolk. Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept Sunday at a. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN d4ily a. $50 A. ".
THROUGH MAIL daily except sunday) a. rs
p. N.
Passengers for Clover Hill will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AZ 1 NJ. and
connect 1T Chester with Il train for hat point
Returning will leave clover HILL Al 1850 \. u.
Fare TO Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through.
&. II. GILL,
SEQ Engineer and Super Intendrut.
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BY Harrison, Goddin b Apperson, Auctioueers and
Real Estate agents.

THRUST SALE OF DESIRABLE LIT
L TIE FARM OF ABOUT TWENTY FOUR
ACRES, ON THE WESTHtM R0AD AND !. N ES
RlFER AND KaEAW4A CANAL, Alb IUT THkBE
AND BALI MILLS From RlCHMcND by
virtue Of deed Of trust 70 trustee, dated
November II, 1855, recorded In Henrico County
Court office, and by request OF the creditor there
secured viii sci at public auction, the premi
ses, on W EDEESD1f September j: 1857; AZ ha,f;
above mentioned. 1t is on the Wes'ham road
just opposite to .'Glenbu'nie," and rupS to the
canal. The open ground is fertile, we'll adapted
to the cultivation Of corn, wheat oats, vines, or
vegetables. The imp ovements consist OF a new
fencs, stable. carriage house, ice house, large
garden Paled in, new residence OF four rooms and
two closets. handsomely painted re lied from the
road, bat commanding beautiful view OF James
river, the canal, aud the country above.
TERMS: Very accommodating to Wit $500 in
cash, or approved, end, rsed negotiable Dots at
thirty days; s772 so payable 1t Of January, lsts
the rssidCe payable Ia three equal insta lments :
st two years. oce ct three years, and one at
four years from sAle tho credit paymsnts all to
be -r interest. payable sem,-annualiy from sale,
and to be secured by lien on the property. The
taxes for tnis year to bs ID the purchaser.
SAMUEL s. HUW SON.
ThtEelIdtd Trn,taa
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THOMAS w. McG.NCR
PETRRPiELD TREaT.
ExecGto,s OF A. T. Trent.
PETERFlEID TBEST Special Com tssionsr

Persons from Richmond desiring To attend this
sale can dosD by taking the packet boat Wsduas-
day afternoon, September ltth. Al o'clock, CIV
ing them ample tune 10 attend the saic ard return
70 Richmond by o'clock A. u. The following Fri
cay. au %
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By Grubbs 3 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh street

FOURTEEN HANDSOME BUILD
THg OLD wESTHAM Road JUST BEY0N D
THE RESIDENCE Of C. SHAFER, EsQ FOR
SALE AT AUCTloN..We wi! cell at auction,
on ihs PREMISES on MONDAY the 9th of sep
tember, at O'Clock p. M. the FoURTEE N
HANDSOME BUILDING Lots located as above
described They front each 80 feet and run back
UNEQUAL depths from l02 to $50 feet to an alley.
These lois are Immediately In the locality which
will ba 80 much improved by the contemplated
extension of the city railroad and its connection
with the contemplated county road.
Terms: at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
se4 Auctioneers.
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Etennaers.

DHILADELPHIA AND RICHM0Srn
STEAM PACKET COMPANY. "a .,Mn"ND
s sss s..s vlseiS1ikAs GnRR,sn suI
delphia every SATURDAY and Ricb moe fnila.
FklDAY, alternately. every
freight will bs received at any tins at ,hs.o
pany'S shed. on the Dock. som'
Passage, including meals and state. room sn
W. POTTER, Lgsnt
my 2s-ts Once 30. 242s on the De-,
EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINI0N
Il STEAMSHIP COMPAHT.-Ths "A oN
splendid new sid wheel steamships %f6sA
4 EksRs4 NIta. stk! .TG g1sd H4f @
leave Nav Teti every TUESDAY, THFEs6If
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. -OA'.
prsssly for this route They have splendid SALON.
and ststeroo,ns, and the fare, attention. Ana y.
eomnodattons arc unsurpassed.
Goods shipped By this line are landed regular,
North rIver) within forty eight hours. ''''"
Insurance effected at lowest rates when osis,sa
Pre,ghts for points beyond New York arc si soY:
sctual expenses Incurred. 'T
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, Tev o..
leans and other southern ports leave from The "a.
Joining pier. Ill goods for these points A.,
promptly Transferred without exposure. ;"
AaHsT3.
3. L: MoCRgADY, President, 1877 Grsenv,.s
SAMUEL Ayes d co, Richmond, Va.
JOHN N. WEST, City Point and Ps.srburs:
T. n. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight OF passage, apply
SAMUEL AYRgS / CO.
feS-s 1870 Cary s.rns,
DOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
II AND ALL LANDINGS on THEsa,U1
IAaEa RfVER.-rhe fast and els- sssrH
CANT stesnef. &=CUSr&
JOHN SYLVESTER
CAPTAIN 2. G OXFORD
leaves her wharf at Rockets for above.p.m.t
places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
At! SIX O'CLOCK a. n, and return on Tuesd,y
Thur,day, and Saturday.
Passengers will arrive 1T City Point In tlmsn
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received at all hours for Boston, Ball.
more principal landings on Chesapeake bay, sld
sll landings on James river al reasonable rato,
Freight for wav landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to purser OF steamer nu,tbs
enclosed in Government stamped envelope
Apply to L: b. TATUh, Agent.
fes-u Onca. Steamer wharf
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auction Sales.
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctoneers,
y orthwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
FUTURE DAY.

Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
DOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE
e RICHMOND FIREwooD MILLS AND PUMP
F. T: andrew, We viii sell at ,s,S
OF september, at IL o'clock NJ, the lease
for seven years from November, 1868, of the
BRICK FACTORY located on the south side OF the
Canal balm between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
with RICHMOND FlREWObD MILLS, (Co"ovsr's
patent wood. splitting machine with p.,snt; ight
for city Of Richmond. &c, and WDUuEN PUMP
FACTnsY, q ndrews improved Pump the best
and cheapest pump in use, with engine, 10 horse
power "a horse boiler, With machinery. betting
and save complete Being the only Pump Factory
10 tue South and the only Wood MIL In this city,
and the exclusive privileges Of it's use, la per
patent riGht,) recently established and now in
fine working order, and in the enjoyment Of q
large custom for both spit wood and pumps. The lot
10 Is by $50 feet, wi alleys on either side and rear
giving ample Iocm for The storage 81 wood and
timber. The building OF brick Is ny so feet, two
stories hi. b, and very substantial. The esta bish
ment is central and convenient to railroads. and
on Canal nasin. Wood and timber by canal de-
livsred at factory door Its situation cannot be
surpassed.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
AuctiOnsprs,
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RICHMOND Va, August u, 1857.

N'f0""UHU VA, august IL, 1907,
a On 1Nl>TRA TORS MOTTO
-, - khsf CaLL-' II persons ind ebre ed 10 the es.
ate OF Martha b. lsbsll. decea. ed late of Louisa
eou ~ are hereby notified that they must ma ke
pay hent at onca. ana thos- having claims agains,
III. sa,d e'tats must present item properly
authenticated, f.r settlement, as the BUSINESS OF
The estate must BIZ closed -
FRANCIS r. IsBEIL,
Admtnistrator OF Martha q. IsbsIl, decreased
ao A1-Ass OIics opposite spolswood Hotel,
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BY Davenport & Co., Auctioneers.

CARGO SALE OF SALT, SODA,
" TEA. AND PORTER, AT AUCTIoN.-on
TUESDAY. September 10th, in front OF M.ssrs.
sale at Il o'clock the cargo of the ship Bigelow,
direct from Liverpool conssting OF
g. 3C0 sacks N AkSAALL FINE SALT,
TOO sacks GROUND ALHM SALT,
200 k-g- Bl CARBONATE OF SODA.
100 hast chests GUN POWDER and BLACK
TEA, very superior quality
10 tlerces quarts and Is casks pir Is Of Z. i g..
HIBgERr's LONDON PORTER.
se6 DAVENPORT j. co.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L STONE QUARRY At AUCTloH By virtue OF
deed of trust executed 10 the undersigned by
Calvin Green on The e5rh day # March. 1857, and
duly recorded in llenrco Couoty Court being Sc
required by the beneficiary therein, shall pro-
coed 10 sell at pubic auction up"n the premises,
at l. o'clock 81. on THURSDAY the 18th day OF
September. 1867. ths property by said deed con-
veyed, being ali that STTn 4 QUARRY situated In
tho county OF Hsnrico, on the north side OF the
canal, about two miles above the city "f kich-
mond near the irst lock, containing abont 81 x
TEEN ACRES, being he same formerly owned by
The late William Moantioy.
TEkMs Cash az to 20 much as Will defrsy ex-
pense. Of "a AID pay If y rec notes dated 25th
March 1857 for III OF $lOl Slnl So 100; and Sl02
respectively, at one, two, ard three months after
date and upon credit ~ SOP so 100 till S1ptem-
Der 2sh as to Slca I'LL october 18Th 10 loa So 100
till November 2sth, as u $40! till December 18th,
1857 AZ to *lr4 80 100 I'll January ?sh as to *'o5
till Fabrnary 23tn. to CLOS SOLO TIL March 18th,
as 10 Stb8 till Apri 2.th, Sl0o so 100 TIL May
2sth az to Sl7 ill Jun- 2sh. 10 Sl07 SO. loo till
Juv @sth 1868 and such terms as 10 the residue
as said Calvin Green shh II direct.
HEHnY g. CANNON, Trustee.
Sale 10 be conducted by JAMES II. TAYLOR Son,
AuctlOnsers au3l-llt
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u,HEFARM CALLED CARR'S HILL,
MAR To WILLIAMSBURG, CONTAINING
ABOUT 500 ACRES, Fox sALB, LEASE. OK REET.
We offer for sale. lease. or rent TINS ssiuap'e
owned AMI occupied by the late toscow Lips
coInbe The dwelling. house was destroyed during
the war but there are cabins on The pace sum :
Gent 10 accommodate the operatives aud small
fatally he la ID rs Of excellent qnality, Ia an
Abundance Of the very best mari and an ample
snn,lv of wood and timber The terms will be
vary liberal Apply 10 either Messrs. RARSlkns {,
GODDIN & APPEksON or to GkUBBS n WILL
JTaMS Sc 2 2.avlm
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS, IA.
- BsLS Of various styles gotten up At the DIS
'SNe" SA' A3ao nooSa' yis
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EOHN III. TYLER q CO., successors
y to Mitchell & Tyler, 1912 Main street, Rich.
mond, Va, respectfully call attention to thsiI
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLD, SILVER,
and STEEL SPECTACLBS and E-GLASSES,
not surpassed by any class of goods in the country
to quality, and which they will sell at prices rs
low as In any other regular house north or south
Their present stock Is well selected and very COM
plete, and consists of the moot desirable and
fashionable styles usually keptin drst. class jew
elry establishme and to which they are con.
heretofore, order direct from the factories hat
over articles their customers may desire, and At
every description made to order. WATCH Re.
PAIRING done In the very best manner by the
most experienced watchmaksrs In the country.
AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09
COMMISSIONERS S LIE OF a

COMMISSIONERS SA lie OF A
u VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD
NgAR hTCHM ND. i'm pursuance of q decree Of
the Gircnit Court cf Chester hsld pronounced at
its NAV term 1857. in the suit Their In depending
styled Samuel a: Nelson ct ois. Us Henry q; Mel.
son ct dls will off, for sale. as commissioner,
on the pr.ni.es on SATURDAY the 2lst OF Septem-
Der, 1851. at IL O'Clock N the TR> GT OF LAND
and JMPR VEMEST. on which the late Samnel
Mellon, and more recently his widow. Mrs Mary
Nelson resided containing about two hundred
Al seventy. five acres Of which about one. hal
is cleared and In cultivation, and the residue In
": DDS.
This place is located ahout seven miles from
Richmond near James river, the land extending
within few hundred yards Of the .tream, and is
about us and T. half miles of the Ric hmond and
Danville railroad The location is healthy. 1t
contairsa number OF good springs; Is Otherwise
yell wstered : has The usual and good buildings,
Inc uding DWELLIa @ with five rooms !; and offers
many Inducements to persons in quest OF q good
farm we'll ard conveniently located near market.
TERMS: one fourth cash aad the residue at SIX
twelve, and eighteen IN nths, the purchaser exc
cu,ing bonds for credit pay nents to be secured by
remaining title until the purchase money Is July
paid. r
Sunsmilh Main street, Richmond.
AZ 0 c. G. MCRaE, Commissioner