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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, September 90, 1867.
Farmers from tho neighboring counties
prunswick, Sussex, &c.-wssh whom ] have
= versed speak of the corn crop rs promising
better yield than was expected a month or
e. weeks ago. The maturity has teen de-
1aved fully four weeks beyond the usual time,
and this has made in its favor. Generally the
ho;cht Of The pulling-foddcr season Ia the last
~ August or first Of September; this year
,ne farmers are busy gathering IL now. The
Union prevails that the crop viii reach about
NO. thirds of an average.
7 hear Of several cases of worms in the cot
cousing considerable destruction. AS
.hov are total strangers here II is not known
.snr:.inlv whether they are the army worm !;
bai. from tho description given they are NOT
oa,crpillars. "A gentleman who has 100 acres
y" cotton, a mile or so below the city, describes
.mem as being about two inches in length, of
.hs size OF a quill, and beautifully marked.
He frs; noticed them on Friday the 18TH
- ,nis mon tn, when they were very small,
md apparently few in number BY the fol-
-" Tuesday they were full.grown, and
sy-rod themselves in myriads over 4 space OF
r. ares. For n few days they committed
r-not rayaces on this part OF the crop, strip
&c; &C y -he plants Of every leaf, and derouring
ts"t ;,nmature bolls. When the cotton was
lad hy. the ground was soweu IN peas, and
in nm. NO worms are enreloped in the leaves Of
nv, ,c, vine, having reached the chrysalis
Inv a. what time the next generation will
as onprarance is not known, but from
tmc rani6ity with which they pass through
their various transformations, 1t can only be
shor, lime: so that they may yet devastate
another portion OF the field, perhaps the
-, hitherto our planters had considered
msnIyrs secure against these vlsitations,
hh nt the dream is now dispelled.
As the election approaches, the negroes
,nrnuchout the country are in rs great n fer
men, as 4 hive OF bees before swarming. Their
rsI;rious fana;icism is also represented to have
a,,%ined the highest pitch and like their Radi-
rai brethren ut the North, they mingle politics
and religion together in about equal proper
lions. Since Il certain orator from Alexandria
nasscd through the co~untry-whoSe name is
rnot now remem bered-a very large portion Of
;hem have become indifferent TO work. The
leaders have their eyes on the offices; and
where the freedmen prevail, as they do in al
most every county on the Southside, they may
he expected 10 I'LL the best places with men of
their own color. Nominations are already
made in Brunswick for the clerkship, and l
believe the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
By Harrison, Goddln 4 Apperson, Auct!oneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE AT NORTHEAST oREsR
OF FRANKLIN AND EIGHTEEHTH STREETS.
IN THE CITY OF RIGHMOND.-By virtue. OF
a deed Of trust executed to The subserloer, bearing
Richmond Hastings Court in deed book SO A, page
SIS, shalt, in execution thereof, proceed to self al
public auction, on the premises, in the orter ad-
vertised, on SATURDAY the 18th OF September, at
4 o'clock p. NJ, if fair. If not, on the hrst fair DAY
thereafter Sunday exceptedl, all the right, title,
and interest OF the grantor tbeing onc-foarth part)
10 tho real estate therein conveyed which. by the
report Of the Commissioners ofths Chancery Court
recently made in Il subdivision thereof. consists
In part OF that VALUABLE PROPERTY at the
northeast corner of Franklin and Eighteenth
strests, with two brick tenementt taer. on, each
fronting twenty-five feet and running back ninety
feet.
Also, ONE o on the east side OF Eighteenth
street thirty two and one-half by sixty Six feet;
near tue above lots, on which here Is a framed
tenement; or SO much thereof as may be soticient
to satisfy the provisions OF said trust deed.
The deed requires a cash sale bat II Is probable
that or the dty Of sale an arrangement may De
made to make the terms more acconmod tttng.
pc lids ]. L., Ape Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
n Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
OF MaNCHBsTER n OPPOSITE TO THE
CITY PSR IF Of 4 aG%ELEB 81 EHSA si I Penn.
TATION, EMBRACING TIE HOMESTEAD, FOE
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-By request Of Nj. Dsniel
T. Ward, who desires to return to his former busl-
ness of constructing railroads, we will sell a
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th
day of October, 1851, commencing at IL O'Clock d.,
t I'M h J9py e yaiaaSii1 G $40 pACREs OF LAND. It Will
be sub-divided and sold in the following parcels,
i. SIX LOTS OF TEN ACRES EACH, fronting on
the Manchester turnp!ks.and running back TO the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. These i@t1
are nearly square, have an elevated and beautiful
situation, and are well suited for cottage sites.
2. A Lot OF FOURTEEN ACRES, adjoining
Chesterfield Park race-course, with a high and
0eau y ho S''u UF 'TT|w;ENTY-oNE ACRES, also ad.
joining the race-course. and near the residence OF
the l TaF He mEyR 7; R RD = FAD, WITH NINETY
ACRES, embracing the dwelling with eight rooms,
and all necessary out buildings, and a fine spring
and spring-house. with a foree-pupp conveying
the water to the dwelling and grounds. The LAND
is naturally rich, and has been improved 10 the
hiphest degree, and produces finely. Surround,
log the dwelling are q hne yard' gstaeh' ahu
S. A LOT OF FORTY ACRES. near the river.
being very rich land, and with q good building
e s. A LOT OF THIETY ACRES, embracing, the
barns, stables, COW sheds. &a., all very complete,
and supplied with water, conveyed IN plpes U
every part thereof. The buildings are we'll ar
ranged and very substantial:
I. FOUR LUTS OF EST ACKEs eacn,
of very superior land, lying beautifully. acoessl-
BILE by good roads, and with gooa SITUATIONS lor
's q TRssEE LOTS OF ONE ACRE each, with a
small dwelling on each, lying near to Manches-
These lands are for the most part of the very
hest uuality OF James River land, producing
heavily the staple crops OF this section, ana spe-
cially suited for truck farms and fruit raising.
TheT have for mauv years bsen very 1udlciously
managed and highly im~proved-being cultivated
chi. HyoHn raising vegetables for market, and
have thus been brought to a degree OF fertiity
indncsments Of a very unusual character are
hera offered to farmers and truck gardeners IN the
with every facility for improvement 70 peIsohs
doing business in Manchester or Rlchnond III
handsome building sites nearer 10 the cehtre Gi
the CITY rban any similar property on the norin
aids of the river; and TO the capitalist IN oeaotl-
fnII y.situatsd lots lying along ths Side OF tne
town of Manchester in its whole breadtn, "Iu
streets laid off, to be cpsnsd up to the Line OF lnis
property. 10. 80. nv a Pow
avs az our office, and visitors to the. properly WI
be shown over 1t at any time preVlous 10 sne aay
The title viii be mads clear and unquestion-
able. - ~ 70 70 ond
"a months, the credit paymentst to be for negotlaoie
notes, with interest payable semi ANNUALLY, ana
secured by deeds Of trnst upon Inc properly,
&c 2a-Tu&Ft5th OcAtdts Auetoneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Aucioneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
/ BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST LINE
OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND LsiGH
STRBETS.-By virtue of a deed of trust dated l2th
October, 1883, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, In deed book No. 70 8. page l35, We shall, In
execution thereof. proceed to sell a. public auc-
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY he TN octo-
the first fair day thereafter, that beautiful BRICK
TENEMENT located as above, nov 10 the occu.
nancy of MI. X. A. Mills. The lot has a front OF
IS feet and q depth CT 100 feet. The dwelling, ls
in excellent order, contains seven rooms, besides
ample accommodations. for servants. me usual
modern improvements have been introduced into
the dwelling-such as gas, water-closets, %culTe'ts'
baths, &c. :,
abont AZ 500. Int II is probable that at the hour OF
sale an arrangement will be MADE 10 eA'eho lea
sonable terms of credit.
JOHN HOWARD, Trns,ees.
90 o. ALEXANDER II. SANDS. W0NV
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A LESSON IN FISASCE.-ttI should like to
ask you q question:, )" said Il Democratic friend
TO Mr.. TaIlandigham ut one of his meetings.
every good, my friend" said VAL; what
is it?n
"Weu," said be, cit is this: When you
have redeemed all the bonds in grecnbacks,
will the debt be any less?"
"No,'' said Tallandigham, cit will be just
the same, and as it will bear no interest, the
Government will be better able to pay it than
an interest bearing debt" gr
eyes" said the doubtful Democrat, "but
what do you propose TO redeem the green
backs with?'
REDEEM the greenback.? Why, in Hea-
yen's name, frieud,'' said the great. Ohian,
"what do you want them redeemed for? 1t
would be folly to redeem them at all. Are
they not money? and who ever heard OF
money being too plenty?"
The Democratic questioner, like General
Gary, not being a great tinancier, was 81
fenced, but not convinced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apppereon,
A]1cttoneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
i BRICK TENEMENT, on THE WEST LIE :
sTREETs.-By virtue of two deeds Of trust exc
euted by Mr.. John o. Chiles, the ore to the under
signed, Lewis A. Phelps, dated 22d Of May, 1850
d ated lat OF juno, 1858. both duly recorded in the
Richmond Hustings Court, We, the subscribers,
shall, in execution tn erect. sell al, public auction,
1857, ats O'clock z. NJ, if fair; If not. the first
fair day thereafter, that valuable THREE-STOR1
ENLIGHTENMENT located as above, now In the
occupancy OF ths said Chiles. 1t Is nearly new.
has ali the modern improvements, is a first. class
resid ehce. and With ample accommodations Tor a
large family. The terms, which will be reason
able, will be announced at the honr Of sale.
LEWIS A. PHELPS, Trns,eaa
A. A. LORENTZ, fus'ee'.
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By James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
OF CO No. S2l Main street, three doors below the
Spotswood Hotel.
rrRusTEE,S SALE OF yALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i ZEAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RlCH-
MOND 1T AUCTION,-Pursuant to the provisions
OF r deed OF trust bearing date the 9th day OF
July, 1865. duly recorded IN the. clerks office OF
the Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond, exc
cuted by w. II. Smoot to me as trustee, to secure
the payment of q certain amount of money therein
mentioned, due by certain negotiable notes, ana
proceed to sell on TUESDAY the lst day OF Octo-
Der next, on the premises. at ~ o'clock P; NJ. the
property conveyed III said deed, as follows: A
large THRhE-STORY BRICK d ELLIE g.
HOUSE, with wing attached thereto, and lot, on
the northeast corner of Main and First streets, In
this city, on the blowing terms Cash enough to
nav the expenses Of ths sale, a note for St.i39. Il
With interest thereon FROM the 18th Of January,
1857, and q note for ii, 43l 50 with interest from
the 18th of July, 1867 the balance on such terms
as NAV be agreed upon ut the day Of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee. .
Sale to be conducted by JAMES d. TAYLOR Y
Sow Arctio7sers re 10
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..Giye Nc Light

Nv path is dark, and hedged about
With sad, and oft perpleXing doubt,
By clouds within and clouds without
Oh, Father give me light.
1t is 4 troubled, thoTny way!
That often leads my feet astray,
And fills my spirit with dismay-
Oh, Father. give me light.
Ny steps are weak with anxious care,
AND gloomy shadows I'LL the air
Be this my souls deep, earnest prayer,
Oh, Father give me light.
Ee thou my gnide through good and i'll,
Ny stay and consolation still;
Make me 10 know thy gracious will;
Oh, Father, give me light.
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By Grubbs = Williams, Apasioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
LANDS IN HEERICO C~OUNTY.-on the 2lst
day of March. 1857, z. S. McGruder conveyed to
William NJ. McGruder and Thomas j. Evans with
auth GRITTY to either to actl in trust, TO secure TO b.
K. ElIyson, administrator Of Thomas Jones. de-
ceased, the pay Iuent Of a certain negotiable note
bearing date 2lst Of March ,i iS37' ana r,u du1 Ia AND pay z
Wright, made payable to the said Z S McGru-
der, and by the said y $. McGruder endorsed to
sid So 3, s Ell Sc Il, Td dq ,Rs InnGr @ %, 109ss; fp pr t ibe w San
of Zachariah McGruder. which will bears date the
18th day of May, 1888, aud is recorded In the
Clerks office OF Henrico County Court In viii
Gruder. by the said will. Is to have one-half upon
the death of his mother, the said lands so held by
known as "short Pump" In the county Of Hen.
rico, supposed to contain 300 acres, and Is the same
which was conveyed to said Zacharlah MoGruder
by - Saunders by deed dated Esd December,
1888, and recorded in the Clerks office OF Ienrico
County Court in Deed Book SO. 50, on page ESQ; OF
another tract Of land in Benrico county conveyed
to the said Zachariah McGruder by, II. Fleisher
and 9th ers, by deed dated 4th Of October, 1893, and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF henrico county
in Deed Book No IS, on page 44s OF another tract
Zachariah McGruder by John Fleisher and
wife by deed dated 4th Of October, 1888, and
recorded IN the Clerks office OF Henrico county
in Deed Book No. IS, on page !is ALSO. all the
right, title, interest, and claim OF him, the said y;
s. McGruder. In and TO the coal lands ana az
other lands devised to him by the will of his
father, tho said Iachariah McGruder, deceased.
Also, an undivided half OF q tract of land in Hen
rico county, containing one hundred acres, which
was conveyed to the said William N. McGrndsr
and 2. ). McGruder by Samuel Z. Ellis and others
by deed dated 18TH of February, 1854, and recorded
In the Clerks office Of Hsnrico county in Deed
Book No. 81, on page 7o3. Also, ri undivided half
of a trast of land in Henrjco county, containing
sixty acres, which was convey ed u the said Will
liam NJ. McGrudsr and z. 3. HcGruder by JohD
Jones and wife by dsei dated 18TH of September,
1854, aud recorded In the Clerks office OF Henrico
County Cour. in peed Book no. IS, on page 652 ;
and to which will and deeds referance is hereby
made for q more particular description of the said
property.
: Pur.nant TO the provisions OF the said deed |
shall on MONDAY the It'll day Of october, 1907, at
IL o'clock NJ, at the front door Of the courthouse
of Henrico county, proceed to sell tho property
conveyed by the said deed at public auction, for
ga THOMAS J. EVANS.
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n MOVING DIsTIScTIoN--FAcr.-At tho Ra.
sea- meeting on Court street, Cincinnati, last
naioaS night, while Ben. Wade was DIES.
cram. tAs upon the different classes of Demo.
I'm q W. the auditors exclaimed, "Weli,
crowd I'M niahs' replied Benjamin, and the
crat." Deeieo the !" war Demo-
ain,t = Niasa apa 1rd the interpolator, "but I
Inc cheer resolved itself into n how, o,d
out Of the circle. was booted
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A humorist gets off the following: "The
man who left his name as McGeorgehan
O'FIaherty, from the Western Division, who
is about seven feet in length, and drunk ac-
cordincly. and who called at our office on
Monday, accompanied by an axe-handle, to
ask if the editor was in, is respectfully in
formed that the editor is not in the city, and
is not expected to return within the memory OF
the Oldest inhabitant."
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The best imitation Of Carlyle,s style that we

The best imitation of Carlyle's style that we
have seen-to caricaturc him is impossible-is
the following from the Hartford C%ourant:
"Thanks, great and sappy friend, for this
latest and greatest potential eNhalation given
off, drank and muggy, and roriferous, from
that gigantic and never TO- be- Ill bmerved brain
of yours! In the midst of this era of dia-
bolisms, and steam engines, and niggers,
and triphammers, and contumacies, and
eternal credulities, and terrene adumbra-
tions, and what not, it is well that one
truthful vaporiZation should rise up to the
~zenith-plainly Il cloud by day 10 these
deliriously absurd, tailless, and feather
less bipeds who walk this orangely-globular
earth. 1t is this solemn, much-needed voliti-
~lization which the Germans style " CnSlnn =
." Nonsense" is our poor Latin equivalent
but which we may, as far as our weak tongue
can render it, translate by the pure Saxon
"Humbug." o sage and prophet of " I'M
sim! - not in any true sense a nobleman, but
rather one of natures most ignoble; setting
the brutalest attributes over the manifest;
wandering about in the cloudiest obscurities
of the painless past; sending up from your
befogged intellect streams Of stygian mist.
Don't shoot Niagara. Shoot yourself!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
By Harrison, Goddin q Apperson, Auetioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 406 4.lO
i ACHES OF VALUABLE TliBBEED LAND
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MiLES
WEST OF RICHMOND. ~ THE DEEP
BUN ROAD ANDTHE THREE.CH'PPED RoAD.
AS trustees in a cartain deed of trnst made oy b.
w. Green and julia A, his wife, dated lzth sep
TENDER, 1865, duly recorded in Henrtco County
Court. we shall, In execution thereof, AZ the re-
quest Of the benefciarles in the said deed. pro
| coed to sell at public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, October II, 1857, at Il O'Clock M u fsir,
II nor, the fret fair day thereafter, tina. valuable
TRACT OF LAND located as above. containing
4O8 $40 ACRES, according to recent survey The
said land Is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber, and by reason thereof Is regarded OF
peculiar value.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay Oft and discharge all OF the notes
referred to In said deed which have matured,
amounting to SO. 283 II; and az to any surplus
which may arise from said sale on such terms az
the said Green may prescribe and direct; or On his
failure to give any directions, then on ouch terms
az the said trustees may announce al the Time OF
sale.
AS the said land ed Joins the land o! MI. John
w. Alley, persons attending tho sale VIII please
| meet the tr ustses at the residence OF said Alley
| and them and the auciioneer TO The
| spot on the premises selected for the sale 70 come
of.
The taxes for this year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. RoBERT s. POLLARD, Tr,,,aa.
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R03NO0Hs.


M
D1CHMoND AND A WILLIE
II RAILRoADLCHANGE OF sCHgDULg-HEw
ARRANGBhENT.-On and after THURSDAY
September Ia, 1891, tho Passenger Trains anon This
road Will run as follows:
TRAINS 6oIys WEsT.-Danvills and LynehbuyO
accommodation passenger leaves Richmond daiv
(excspt Sunday at ] A. h.. arrives at Danviiis n
5.45 2. d.. This train connects At Burkeyills win
passenger trains on the soutbside road Tor ali vay
stations on tha. ROAD. and Virginia and Tenn essse
road, Lynehburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nash
Vile, Memphis, &c, Tenn. Dalton, atlanta, 10.
Ga. Huntsville, Decatur, Montgomery, Noble
&C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, J.ekIon'
Yicksburg, &C., Mas. ; New Orleans, La.
Through mail and passenger train leaves Rich.
mond daily at 2.3oP. NJ. arrives at Danytlis ss
u.o2 p. NJ. leaves Danvills daily at II o5 P. NJ;
arrives at Greensboro at ? A.. N , connecting at
Greensboro with passenger trains on thu North
Carolina railroad for Jamestown, High Point
Salem, Lexington. Salisbury, sta,esyills, Morgan,
Courthouse, Yorkvilie, WinDsboro', lambi
Anderson Courthouse, Abbeville, SpartansburQ
GrseEeville, &C., y. c.; being seventy-nve miles
shorter and twelve hours ia advance OF any routs
to all points in western North Carolina and the
northern part of South Carolina
TRAINS GoIsG EAs~T.-Through mail and passen-
ger train leaves Greensboro daily at L.. IS 4. NJ,
leaves Danville daily at 2.S3 A.. n. arrives at
Richmond 10 20 A. 81.
Danville and Lynchburg Accommodation pas
senger leaves Danville daily Except Sundsyp( at
"A. N. arrives at Richmond daily .exceo, Sun
days. at s.4s z. H., connecting at BurksviIJs with
trains on Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk,
&c. THOMAS D0DAMEsD,
Sc II superintendent.
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RICHMOND y PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,,l
RIcuNnNN VA Auunxt o. leg,

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,a
RIcHxoyD, VA, August %, 1857.
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
i the Depot, corner OF Eighth and Byrd streets.
as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except Mondsys) at !
A. M.
THROUGH MAIL daily at 1:20 P. ".
FRBI0HT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept Sundsys) at5P. NJ.
The { A. Ii. Train connects closely with trains
as far south! as Augusta, Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains ofthe Southside railway.
The l:2O P. NJ. Train makes close and surs con.
n~ections with trains for all points south - far as
New Orleans, and at Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION DALI tex
cept Sunday at A.. NJ.
EXPIRES RAIL daily a. $3.50 A. N.
MAIL daily Except sunday at 53
P. NJ.
Passengers for Glover Hill will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 1 A. ~, and
connect at Chester with q train for that point.
Returning, will leave Glover Hill at 1880 A. ".
Fare to Norfolk. 81. Baggage checked throu Il.
z. Il. GILL,
Sc Engineer and Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
By Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auetioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TARM ON THE BROOK TURN-
e PIKE TWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND
FOR LEASE AT AUCTION Will be leased at alc-
ton, on the premises, for three years from Isl NO.
vembet next, on WEDNESDAY, October 2, 1857, at
S O'clock p. NJ, the FARM located as above, now
in the occupancy OF Mrs. G. K. Worsham' !. ICON;
which is I'm good heart The improvements con.
sist of a large dwelling. containing six rooms, and
ths dwelling is a handsome yard containing How
ers. shrubs, and shade trees. The first years rent
will be expended by the landlord in repairs and
ditching.
TERMS Bond with good security, payable
quarterly. ,r ,,,,eou
a a % AuctiOneers,
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1914 Cary street.

CROPS OF CORN, FODDER, OATS,
WHEAT STRAW, IRISH PoTAI0E So ;AND
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C. FOR
SALE At AUCTIoN.-By request OF captain
Pichegru Voolfolk we will sell at "MoStrose, j,
Der, 1867, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, preparatory to moving
to his farm in Goochland county, the y
enumerated above, consisting. OF sixty acres o.
POTATOES, 8, 900 to 8, COO head OF 70, goo
pounds $ H'EA F DAT (housed1, sTaa" ana
bor.s one CA r and a lot of HOUSE
HOLD AND KlTCHEN FURNITURE. !.
TERMS: Cash for sums OF $40 over this amount
q credit of ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed
negotiable paper will be given, to enable pur,.
chasers to realize from crops before maturity OF
notes. The privilege Of housing crops Will also
he granted for a reasonable time, say to let Janu-
ary next, and OF renting or leasing the farm for
a. term OF years privately. Z Y GoDDlN,
9 a 9E AuctioneerS.
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NE"s.-ihe word "news"'is not, as many
faaSine' derived from the adjective ne,o. In
FORMER times, between the years 1895 and l7sd'
- WIS d prevalent practice to put over the
psliooicai publications OF the day tho ;n;t;aJ
letters OF the compass, thus, NEWS inn
porting that these papers contained in,s1Ii
gehcatrom The four quarters of the globe =
E1chan9e. -
News is derived from 'snew,n as
goods from "good," or "odds" from
odd THE word news has been Eancifulby
"eflVed : as above, Worcester says.l