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ORR WARRINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Report OF Secretary MccuIloch The Snhicct OF
consolidating the Debt General Harinont-
ring Of Views hcrcon In the Department :
The Position of Assistant Sccrctary-A COM
pctcnt Man Mentioned Cor the Position, stc.
WASHINGTON, November Is, 1867.
There is no doubt but that the coming
report of the Secretary of the Treasury
will be one Of the most important, as "eb
as interesting, that has ever been present,
ed. The present condition of the national
finances aud the very probable early issue
which will be made in Congress on inc
question of the bonded debt have not
been without effect upon the head OF the
Treasury Department, and 1t IS far TO pre-
sume that his opinions thereon will be
p|ain,y shown in the forthcoming docu-
ment. The heads OF the different Bureaus
of tho Treasury, with the exception
of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
havc.all prepared their reports, and have
laid them before the Secretary. That Of
the Comptroller Of the Currency (Which
will review and aiatc upon the work.
ing Of the national bank system, besides
taking into consideration all the questions
that are now being discussed concerning
tho operations of bankinel and that Of the
Treasurer of the United States are also
Of more than usual Importance. 1t seems
to be understood that upon the subject of
consolidating the public debt at uniform
rate Of interest there is a very general
coTncding Of views among the more pro-
mincnt officials of the Treasury Depart
ment, and it is asserted that the Secretary
has approached that subject in his report
in very sound and statcsmanlike, manner,
and which will no doubt meet the appro-
baton of Congress and the country.
1t is now rendered very certain that the
present Assistant Secretary of the Urea
sury will retire at the end Of the present
month, and it seems equally certain that
the President will nominate to the Senate
for that position Hon. Edward Cooper, late
member of Congress from Tennessee. Mr..
Cooper is gentleman Of great business
tact and ability, and will certainly do
great credit to the position. Inc Sc
nate certainly has no cause to reject such
nomination, and 50 far it appears that
the name of that gentleman in connection
with The position has met with no distayor
among any OF the members now present in
the city.
The President is not now making any
appointments, and the probability is that
important offices now vacant will not re-
ceive new incumbeuts until after the SEES
sion opens in December. TiMON.
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lisious denomination has It's own field Of use
folness which no other can 90 well occupy.
In the present state of the world. the divisions
which. at first blush, seem to mar the beautiful
proportions of Christianity, add greatly 10 its
strength. They excite spirit of. emulation IN
the great cause; butabove all this, each demo-
nination addresses itself to some particular
idiosyncracy Of the people.
An analysis OF the leading characteristics OF
the prominent bodies constituting the Church
At large might he interest ting, and is deemed
entirely practicable, though 1t might not give
general satisfaction. 1t may be well, there
fore, to forbear from pressing the subject any
further at present.
bishop MagiIl Is expected here the last of
next week, and on the Sunday following will
minister the rite of Confirmation and dis
pense the Papal Benedictions to the congrega-
ton.
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OUR PETERSEURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Circuit Court-Con of Me
thodist Preachers Bishop Magiu.

PETERSBURG, November l6, 1867
. Ahe Circuit Court for this city, Judge
y, S presiding, commenced It's session
hrac;SSc MN ne. docket is a very full one, EN-
orTnG GN niue OF ten cases of felony.
Ano Ploininent object OF interest ho,,,
e enee q. 'his nme Is The Methodist Confer.
the annual asseinbiage Of Sh,c ~ = men,
eoinpaniea with many graluln,ions 10y ac-
Ing from the number and brillinnce ~ WE t.t
private re. unions social enjoymeuts and cr .as
lure comforts are far from being ipnorsaf
Earnestsas the Methodist preacher is in tn.
p"ip., In private he is one of the most genial
S y, nen ana none has Il quicker sense of the
humorous and ridiculous. During his proba.
t'oI Us an ltlnerant he comes in contact vii h
persons OF every shade of character, and col.
iecls lund OF anecdote which serves 10 on.
Hven the long wiuter evenings when he ;s
resting from his l&bors And few books are
81 81 ihtMelesuns lis the narratives and travels of
the methodist missionaries especially tbos.
VINO nave left the beaten paths of civilization
alu carried the Gospel ont into the wild
WOODS ana frontier settlements
AS every individual has his own wor,, to do
winch cannot be done BY uuo ther, so every re,
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By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Austionesfs
and Real Estate Agents.
BY Bowman Il stroock, Auctioneers,
No. Il Fourteenth street, between Main ana cary.

No. Il Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary.
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-We
1 ! will offer for sale at cur auction; rooms on
assortme mt Of foreign and domestic DRY GOODS
Ms HTihsai{RF 81 and BEowH sHEETING and
Social M!Ils 'BLEACHED sHEET1sG and
WHITE and CC6LoRED FLANNELs,
PLaIOS, CHECKS,
LINsEYS, DELAINES,
DRESS GOODS.
PRINTS, Innings,
ITALIAN CLOTH,
BLACK B2oADcLoTH'
B BhhASkss snd FANCY cAsslMEEEs,
WHITE and nc CoLoREo. BOSOM SHIRTS,
MERlNo SHIRTS and , nRa w, 5S;s
CASHMERE and CALICO SHIFTS,
SH GS1Ss Hss I'm ECK.TiEs,
WHITE and C0LOksp II .Npk ERCalhFS,
sCARFS, soNTsGS. NUBIAs,
SHaWLs, SEA FoAMS,
cassIMEsG and sATINET SUITS,
CASHMERE and SATIHBT PATS,
BLACK FEOCK and SACh COATS,
800 cases Mans, Poys'. women's,, Misses'. and,
ChildrJEs BOOTS, SHOES, BALMoRALs,
and BR0GANS.
ALSO,
About 60 dozen Mems and Boys BLACK and
CO!ORED HATS, and
100 dozen UTBREaLAe.
These gooGs are all fresh snd saasonabe, ard
the attention of the trade Is respectfully called TO
the sale
TERMS OF SALE All sums under $780, cash UNI
der 1900, sixty days; over that amount, ninety
days credit, with approved city endorsement.
w '''' ~ BOWMAN sTRooCK.
nol4 Auc.ioneers
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BY Lea & Goddin, Auctioneers.
"a Ia Tbirtaanth attract, between Main and cary.

URUSTEE,S SALE OF TWO
/ WOODEX TENEMENTS, ON SEVEaTEENIa
TON BY virtue of two deeds OF trust executed
to me as trustee, and at the request Of The beneh-
ciary, | will proceed 10 sell on mon DAY the ISth
of November 1857. 1T O'Clock p M on the pre-
misses tho real e-tate named In said deeds, being
Two WOODEN TENEMGNTS on seventeenth
fact on Seventeenth street and extending back
abort seventy five feet to an alley five feet wide.
TERMS Cash as to Sl25; The balance, terms at
ss1s mo l4l N. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
1 FARM, IN HENRICo. TWO MILES BEb0W
HILL" ON THE OsB02N TURNPIKE. cos,
TANNING THkTY-GEE APP T dss5 Of Sasi
made by John Feeney, Michael Martin, and Ellen,
his wife dated the h nese@se sa ,s51 d c6unv
Con1t. shall in execution thereof, at the request
Of the esEss s ss If Ss 81 pqs sa
nj Laf past three O'clock T. ~, If fair II not, the
next fair day thereafter, that VALu ABLE FAAM
located as described above, containing oi3 acfeS'
all well enc osed. ,,,
The improvements consist OF large brlck dwell
ing conlaiuing seven rooms, and the nsnal out
houses such as barn, stable. quarters, &c: iEere
Is Slso on tho farm fine orchard CT cnolce lfuit
trees and Sc Tsral springs near the house.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of sale and 20 pay off csrain note TOR s3ooo,
dated the 18th day Of December, 1895 with Interest
TO dav Of sale and the balAr &c on such terms as
Will be made known 1T the hour OF saia
WILLIAM g.. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME y BRorBER, AUG
tiOnsers. no H-lu
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Books, Stationery, DC.

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EIEE VI I; q N A II . 4 \ . G o
i AGEECY, IS WATER SrKB2T, new YORK.
Mr. JAa.S L. G.RDlNER withGra~s from the
firm Of CnHG0LLY i Co this lst day OF NO.
yember. ls67. The remaining partners will con-
time the TOBACCO AND CIMhlssI0a BUsI-
NESS under tho same styla 90 heretofore, and
trust to receive q continuance OF tao favors Of
their Virgil lrsnds.
CaASLgSM. CONNOLLY, JR,
w. ALEXANDEk B4>S,
JAM oS 4. CONNOLLY.
NEW York Soyamber L 1857 nO4-l}n
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Steamers,

DHILaDELPRIA, Il ] G II NJ . y y
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and e-<5r8sGe-@fss.,:,
line, will leave Philadelphia avery eo.5:!.,.:SsT7
SATURDAY, and Richmond ever, FhlDA I "hsi-
Fright taken for NORFOLK, also for CgAELE57;
Bills OF ladins signed through.
PASSAGE to PAiiadeiph's' lpe!a%Hs ns s4i A'
. oc ats once No. 24?5 on ;hS 0ocs.
:EOR PALATKA. FLA, nAVAA~
L NAH, Ca, VIA FBgNANDIN, q 1c9Ts y
ALI LANpiW OF, TIE ST. LIZ ss2'@z
JOHNS E' EFExaEE : a?biGFArog."
1000 tons burthsr.
Captain Louis " CoXtTfhR,
will sail from Middle Atlantic wharf. Chsrietton:
s, O.. for the above places every n sSDat
NIGHT ats oeloct, conneGti4g WIN tne 1872
Orleans
For freight or ga't "a ssl fPgSy Z CO., AGENT.
&C 2i-3n Charleston, ). c.
y1OR NEW YORK-ODD DOMINlCN
C STEAMSHIP COaPATY.-The zs:sz.s.s,s.
splendid ne side VII estsamships,,2 -SgSseE
hLBEMIRLg SARATOGA, HAT. = .LSe.sl4sA,
TsRAs NiA SAB x and TE5Es4 fTRST1Y
nd SATURDAY Leave Richmond every TUES
DiY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. o..
These are entirely nSS sn spsnsG Zoos
and staterooms, and tho fare, MttsaSoh' I'U -
sommodations are unsurpassed .-i..f~
Goods eh!pped By this ilne sre landed f"tT,1iI
st Esw York or the company's covered E'S' w.
North river within forty Ell Sht houEh.
Insurance effected At lowest rates when "sE7i'.'
Freights for point beyond New YORK are !,!i
pardec with dispatch, snd no ch1fSs Ma4s '-''''
setuai expenses lucurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah HsH W
loans, and other southcrn ports ioave !!pih io g..
Joining pier. All goods for these fS.@N ~
promptly Transferred without exposure
II. L. .AoCREADY. Pxesiasnt, ln Grsen"t's
''s sSaG TsT AtfSsssss & co, Richmond W
JOHN &. WEST, Ci:y Po!n. and Pe:ssIrfEi
T. WEBB, Norfolk.
S0r freight or p4''sf stS sRBRiy q SrEgs co..
corner Main and Eleventh etsets, Tp STARE
fs35-ts
TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
4 agD ALL LANDINGS ca 4HE,; 1851 ;,
JAMES EiVER.-Tas iGst ard S.a- Esssg..r.S, 81
CANT .tssmu. JOHN sY LVBSTEi.. a--A-s-sA-.'-N
CAYrAs z. G. G.f2o&p, "a
leaves her wharf 81 Rosssts tot sc ., S2IGfr
81 $50 o'clock 4. n, and rot1Sn % So''~-'f
PASSENGERS arrive a. EoKF9I X W sas a.
connect with steamers fer bALlAnVA~
TEAM leaves CITY POINT for pETEE25CA'
| on arrival OF STE MAR.
Pare to Norfolk, $3.50 ,our
received at ali hours fof boSToS' + ~ Ag,I
| princ.pgl LsSDlEGS on CHSsSf5AH" 80" -,
so6 al LASDlAGs On JANIS A!' IL . -
Sonabis rates.
! Letters sntrusted tc Ir-.sr Of ste@AT' l'-7'
| enclosed In = 6oVsryrss& stamped 5nrs!op',
i sR5gly to Once d @, s { S 2S5iI',
l
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THE FAPPAHAENOCK FEMALE
L INSTITUTE 1T BRUINGTON, KING AND
QUEEu COUNTY, WITH ONE HUHDREp AND
FORTY FIVE ACRES IF LAND ATTACHED,
FOR sALE.-At tho request Of Rev. j. r. Garsick
we offer for sale this very desirable property, 1t
is situated within four miles Of Walkerton, where
large vessels come There are las acres Of land OF
good quality, the soil Of which Is suitable L., for
corn, wheat, and oats about hal; cleared. There
Is your & orchard Of 500 trees Of the very fines.
fruits, selected with great tare, such ss APPLES,
pears. and peaches. The dwelling was mostly
built in 1852 partly Of brick and partly of wood,
containing, including basemsnt, eighteen rooms,
most conveniently and substantially constructed;
in front Of which is a two-story porico the whole
o; the main building, fifty feet long; church,
ply siciaa's residence. and hlacksrn;h's thop
within quarter OF a mils. Location very healthy
and the neignborhoot equal to any In lower Vlr
ginia Asthe owner is extremely anxious 10 sell,
q great bargain will be given. apply to us:
Ha2RiSUN, GJDDlI APPERSON
Richmond, Va.
P S-If the foregoing property be rot sold pri-
vately before the 18th day Of December, 1867. it
will on that day be sold al auction, together with
Horsas Cattle, Farming implements. Furniture,
SC. Terms at aale. no "a 2ttw3w
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A BUILDING LOT, IN THE TOWN
n OF FULTON. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on TUESDAY. November the 10Th,
1857, on the premises at o'clock p. NJ q VA
CAN'T LOT OF GROUND, in the town OF Fulton,
fronting thirty feet on the southern SIDE OF ora
ham street and running back Ito feet to an alley
ten feet wide.
Terms Cash.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
nnH Auctoneers.
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By Isbell i Davis,
RealEstate Agents and Auctioneers'
opposite spotsEood Hotel.
ADNINISTRATRlX 8 A L E O F
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
STOCK OF GROCERIES, SCALES &c, AZ nUC-
18th day of November, 1857, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the late residence OF 4. B. Ken.
nedy, deceased, Cd the north side OF Broad street
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF
BEDSTRADS.
FEATHER BEDS,
CABINET.
CLOCKS. TABLES,
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
are usually kept in a retail grocery; COUNTER
SCALES, &r
TERMS: Cash. VIRGINIA KENNEDY,
Administrative of Andrew B. Kennedy and John
L Drumheller, deceased. no 10
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DAUGH'S 4 WE Il PEOS-
DPHATE- adapted to wheat. corn, tobacco
cotton, and ali Notwithstanding by analysis Of
Professor Pigott. 3.7S per cent. OF Ammonia and
81 81 per cent. of the Bone Phosphate OF Lime, OF
DIRECTLY SOLUBLE IN THE SOIL.
This fertilizer Is believed TO be the beat phos
phate on the market.
For circ ulars, address the underslEnea or any OF
his agents. uEOhuI poopALE,,
Sold by WISE BROTHERS. Richmond, Va. ;.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

FUTURE DAY.
By Cook & Laughton, Auctionesrs,
,orner OF Franklin and Governor streets.
ro11sEHoLD FURNITURE, HOT
pSn SASH. &c. AT AUCTION.-On TUES
nav he INN iIstant at 10 o'clock we will cell at
~ a , e largo assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY WaRDRCBhs and &c J 81 Ell !, no
MARgtEm;TssTPr GABISErs I ~ "AshsiAAD
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BSDsTEDS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS. BLANKETS, &c.
MAHOGANY SOFAS,
T8BLBS CHAIRS,
DsMbsK CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
COOKING STOVES,
CRoCKERY, &C., &C.
ALSO,
r,rtv LIGHTHOUSE sAsg, In excellent order; to
which the attention Of gardeners and florists Is
called. oooh q Lhun .1a, ~,
no1s q uo..oI-oo-.
By Cook 4 Lauphttu, .uc:ioneers,
Corner Governor end franklin streets.
SUBSISTENCE STORES TT AUG
y TION-Will be sold n. auction on THURS
nav fhs 2Ist Instant ut !" o'clock. at the Unitad
S,atas Subsistence Depot. No. 9l0 Cary strest, the
following cond emned subsistence atores-Viz,
FLOUR,
G a5RKIIsNHas'
HOMIEY,
CORN Msir,
PICKLES, &c &c.
w. A. ELDERKtN,
Brcvst Ma or and Chief C. S.
first Military District.
Sale conducted by Cook NLAudHroS, Auction
GERS. 80 -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL LSs
or kiCH MQyD.-By virtue of a deed OF trust
date the nth day of May, 1865. made by BENJAMIN
W. Green to me as trustee, to secure certain II
cordsd in the Clerks Office OF the hustings Conr!
of The city Of Rlchmond, and at the request of the
beneficiary IN said deed will PrSs1ss 70 t sell at
dav of November, 1891, at o'clock 2. NJ, the
property described In said deed, as follows:
The vacant lot situated on the east side OF SKIN
street between Canal street and the James kiTer
and kanswha canal described as Lot No. 5"3. AID
fronting on sixth street fltysix feet and runnins
back forty nine feet. a..
Terms: Carh enough to pay the expenses OF the
az e and the sum Of 81 $50 with interest from the
18th day Of November, 1855, until paid; ana the
balance on such terms as may be made known Oh
the day OF sale. nr,o, n
Sale to be conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR 4 SOW
kuctoneers. no Il
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NEW LAW BCCKS.-RANDOLP
IN &ENGLISH, 1920 Main street, receive all the
new books Of value, and offer at low prices large
stock OF NEW and OLD STANDARD LAW.
assortment of Forms.
one set Of the REPORTS, and all the scarce Vir-
gina Books.
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AMction Sales.
By orubbs & williams, Auctionser',
.ornsy OF Main and Eleventh streets.
FUTURE DAY.

rRUsTEPs SALE OF 4 ! LOT IT. OF +
BgTWFEy THIRTY- FIRST AND III ~ I'LL III,
sEcoNn STREETS virtue Of dec be vow 90 lqs'
aodaaon % 1aea h oc.obe 1906 and IN
Henfico County Court eo e,ng, .hsrs,1 re.
auestsd by the creditor secured VIZ ss as,b dav
OF November, At d O'Clock. NJ, II f.ir, II NOT,
thsn the next fair day hsIeaitsr si tne gsv
stated, fronting So feet on Broad street and run
ming back los feet.
TRRas Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
is now due amounting to abont $3.50 : credit IS
to $40 90 urtil 10th April, 1888 and the balance
upon terms which will be made knog5 a. Ts, .ne
OF sale. +. w. 9subbS, 1fusteei
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, a uctioneers. no
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DNO III US e Is VI j. d II RS AND
Il OTHERS.-Urdsri IN execution ut factory and
IN stock one HUNDRED dozen Rim AND MORFICE
LOCKS In great yarloty, and furniture Of any de-
scrpt!on In use. Your special attsation Is in
vitsd TO tn Is stock.
no l3-lw& SIMPSON u BROTHER.
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DUBLTC SALE OF HORSES, CATS
i TIE, MULES. SHEEP, HOGS, CokN, FoD-
DER, OATS, sArCk., hay, WAdoNS; CARTS,
ARNISa 1TEYshsSU ASD RESTsd 6
ECOAL HILL AND GEisT MILL.-As execu-
tors OF William A: Deitrick deceased we VIII on ~
not the next fair day rent for the year 1868 por
ton OF the FARM In HenIico known a. : toai
HILL the former residence OF The sald wlllam
Deitrick about fourteen miles from Richmond. II
will embrace the improvements. consisting OF
large DWELLING HOUSE In good repair, with
good GAkDEH and flee ORCHARD. The mill Is
we'll situated flor coftom. At the came ,ime We
will sell some valuable
HORSES MULES, COWS,
several FAT CXGS,
FLOODED SHEEP,
PAEMIWG UTENSILS;
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CORN. FODDER, OATS,
SHUCKS. HAY. &c.
TERMS: Six months credit for all sums ovsr
thirty dollars. purchasers executing bonds with
approved security for all sums under IN al amount
'N'-' : 80 WILLIAM A. & J. L. DIETRICH.
no l5-st Executors.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
4 PERSONAL PROPERTY. BY virtue of a daad
OF trnht executed to me by Isaac N. Cole, bearing
date Attn February. 1856 and duly recorded in the
clerks cfice OF the Halifax Coany Court. bsiDg
thereto requested shall expo-e for sale at public
auction Oh TUESDAY Toe zetl November. 1907,
in the town OF Mssdsvile. Halifax cornty, Va, AT
Il o. clock 81, he following real aud al pro
psrty-v!z, certain LOT In ths town Of Meads-
Vile containing Two ACRES, with handsome
DWELLING AID other Necessary buildings ther.-
on ; also, the usual HOUSEHOLD and KifCaEN
FURNITURE, cludin Ing ons excellent PIANO
FORTE. or SO much thereof AZ may be necessary
to safety the debt secured by said dsed. The per-
sonal property will bs first sold
TEXAS: made known on day of sale.
THph AZ HATCHER, Trustee.
The above ,als will be made for tha pa? nj
| OF debt due by negotiable note for 81, oOo. which
note Ia subiact 10 reduction OF $3.50. the anouns
| 1856.
The real estate VIII DO sold subjsc. to the DOVER
| right OF Mrs. Isaac y. Cola.
no l5-d&swld q. HATCHER, Truslas.
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NEW NOVELS AT lila MAIN
IN STREET.-TDhNER, the newstealer, has
Just received large lot of NtW NOVELS.
: Any Move wanted can be found at the RICH
MOND NEWS DSPUi ll!I Main street.
sTATIONERY cheap; SCHOOL BOOKS, etc.
etc. ~ oc 23--tS
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By Pilkinton, Puiliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. IS Pearl straet.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
MAIN STREET IN MANCHESTER, FOB
SALR.-By virtue of deed oftrust executed by
Ssatou NJ. Fariss in his lifetime. ard recorded
in Chesterfield County Court clerks ots:e, shall
sell ut public auction on the premises, ceItt'n
HOUSE 40 D LOT situated on n ain street a III"
town Of Manchester, 1T 4 O'Clock II on
TUESDAY the 25th day Of November 1857. rus
valuable property is situated On Main near Elisn
street, and fronts the former street twenty-five
feet, with a tuo story fraued building thereon Ia
{. good state Of preservation. This property being
sold under deed OF trust, the sale Will be with
ont reserve for one. third cash. the balance pay
able In Six and twelve months, interest added from
day OF sale for negotiable notes salts iactorDy en-
dorsed and title retained until last note !s paid.
The taxes for 1907 to be paid by PURCHASER; on
The sale to be conducted by PILK!STos, PrL.
LIAM & Co., auctloie5Is
at the same time will sell desirable LOT
in MARKS addition to Manchester, belonging TO
the estate Of William Walker, deceased. no l3-tds
DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold ut
4 "The Willows" the lats residence .. c. H.
Kodes. deceased, in Chesterfield county, on T rs
DAY the 18th Inc tant If fair II not the next ttir
day there's ftar. all the Hn2sES, MULES, House
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, Crops, &c
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale.
a. H. PESKINs,
Il. u. DkGWRY,
Administrators.
November II, 1887. no l3-tds
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For Rent.

FOR RENT, the LARGE BRICK
II BAKERY, on Broad street above Brook III
avenue The stors and dwelling contain ~
ten rooms !. the store Is furnished with IG.s.
,aters and shelving. Large back building with
ak rooms ; bake house with two good ovens !
brick stable, cow house; well and city water on
the lot. This stand is considered one OF the best
for the business in that portion Of the city. The
Possession to be had on the ist day OF January,
1868 CLOPTONN EARNUOD,
Real Estats Agsnts and Aacioneers,
Tenth street between Main and Bank.
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SALE OF CROPS, STOCK OF
y HORSES, CATTLE. &C., AT AUCTIoN.-l Will
ssIl Al nv residence, three miles below the city OF
Eichmond, on TUESDAY NEXT, 10Th instant. II
fair If not the next fair day at II o'clock ny sro2s
straw Two good Horses several Cows Zone with
young cslf). iatted Hogs. Brood sows and Pigs ex-
celle1lt Family farris &c and Harness. Buggy,
Carts. Wagons aod Farming Implements, iuclud-
Ing a first. rate Wheat ThresEer aud Cleaner
&c users patent).
TERMS Cash, or acceptable ;tegonaSle paper
no 10 2t* JOHN N pa 10.
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BY Lyme i Broth err,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1899 Main street. between FcuTtssnth an'
Fifteenth.