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Mustang Limimenf.

HAvE you hurt child or lame horse Use the Mex.
lean Mustang Liniment.
For cuts sprains, burns. swelling snd caket hr.ast
the Mexican Mustang Linment Is q certain cure
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiG Joints stings End
bites. there is nothing like the Mexican Mustang Lni
meut
For spawned horses. the pole-evil ring bone ana
sweeny, the Mexican Mustang Liniment never fails
For wind gals, scratches. big head and spiint the
Mexican Mustang Iniment is worth its weight IN gold
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings common
and certain to in every family bottle of thi.
Iiniment is the best investment that can be made
1t Is more certan than the doctor-it savos time in
eendng for the doctorit is cheaper than the doctor
and should never be dispensed with.
In lifting the kettle from the fire it tipped and
scalded my hands terribly The Mustang
Iniment extractedthe pain. caused the sore to heal
rapidly. and left very little scar.
OHAs FOSTER 420. Broad st Philad"
Mr. LITcH, of Hyde Park, VI, wgites: My horse
was considered worthless tspavn but of
the Mustang Lniment have sold him for $3.50 Your
Liniment is doing wonders up here
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate enernsngs sign
ed. Westbrook. Chemist, and also has the private
U stamp Of DEMAS, BARNI.S & co. over the top
Look closely Sold by al druggists. At IS c. and 81.
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4 xAx named Manning, killed smother ssr.s.
steee, recently in sarpr.se Valley.
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oRovILLE WATER WoRKs

NNOM and after August I.t ,ser -,
moneys arising from the ssle of x.ts-' noSs, al
On the LIST Of each month in advance And NM
VII Be ahut OF. - Tsn. ~ =. soe N1sef
orcvilIe August LIST 1857 0AhAlOII
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Dmee At Union Hotel, Urovfne.
ans VINO wish to acquire perfect titles n ~;
es, .a WI, oe FURNISHED with all the nSorDation nse
tai '.iAuons made on mines and other proper4r ..
or Express , r. n I,r9ugn 9,, rosf Ofhce
ep-"o Deputy Surveyor Drown.
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Lyons Flea Powder.

DEATH TO FLEAs-Iti i. well known that Lvon,. een
u,ns Magnetic Powder viii perfectly destroy everything
m he shape OF meas ticks bed bugs. rouches ETC. that
less 70 the human species and domestic animals The
genuine has the signature of LYON and the nrira,e
this kind is an imitation or counterfeit Anv -. rs -
WIZ procure you the genuine. you insist you viii have
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Lyons kathairon.

II isa most delightful hair dressing:
II Graduates scurf and dandruf;
II Keeps the head cool and clean;
" makes the hair soft and glossy:
4. a. prevents the hair turning gray ard fallin of:
!. restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
Aihs Is Just what Lyons Kathairon will do II i.
pfes-h Is cheap- is durable. 1t is literally sold bv
ne carload and Yet its almost incredible demand Is
increasing until there is hardly country store
IN. ooee not Keep II or family that does not use if
THOMAS LION. Chemist NY
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SELLING OUT BELOW COST!
NO NBCG;
\ O H L N B Z 6!

THE Undersigned being desirous Of
quitting the business. VII sell his entire stock OF
Goods. consisting Of Cigars. smoking and Chewing To
oscco Of al kinds Pipes Of all descriptions, Stationary.
Matches. Snuff Playing Cards, etc etc Also fne
assortment Of Pocket Cutlery. Razors. etc Also al
the Store Fixtures, consisting OF Show Cases Counters
shelves. etc
Al the above articles VII BE sold below cost 4. 81,
determined 10 Close out and quit the business
Call and examine NY stock Of goods before purchas-
ins elsewhere. JOSEPH A. ROTHSCHILpS
Iircy,ilc August E-h 1857 ~
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON

ORov1ILE, August 18th, 1867
To the Honorable William Dangerfield Judge OF the
Ninth Judicial District court, held Orovile in and
for the county Of Butte and of California and
-, District Attorney Of said court. county and
State
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
! IL intend making application His Excelency
Low. Governor of the State of CaorIi for the par
don OF William Miller. who tried and convicted at
the February Term A D lS47, Of said court. of the
crime OF murder i'll the second degree and sentenced
10 twentyone years confinement in the California
Prison GEO f. PORTER.
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DoNMS FOB RENT OK CHURCH
III HiLL.-7hrea or four ROOMS in ore OF -
the most delightful residences on CnuIcl LEA
sill. hpplv 10 WILLIAM Ii. PLEASAN'?S, IG-.sslss.
DiSUafcA ,iiice oc 29-ot
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Benjamin Fleming (DemocraN and
George ". Martin ORATOR to his party
arc elected in Marion county, West Vir-
ginia, to the House of Delegates. So We
learn from the Fairmont Jcdctte.
The DAYTON (Oh;o) Journal claims to
have information that Yalandigham has
secured the support of majority of the
Democratic members Of the Legislature.
The cost of the original capitol at Wash.
ington city was $l,400,O00. The addi-
tons, now nearly completed, will cost
$l2 100000.
General Hancock will be in New Or
leans within the coming week TO take
command OF the fifth military district.
Sales of real estate belonging to Hon.
John Wentworth were made in Chicago
last week to the amount of 100000.
The number Of workingmcn engaged in
tho building trades in England is estimated
at S40,2 persons.
San Francisco harbor is being improved,
and the construction of a sea wall OF gra-
mite has been begun around it.
The upper slopes Of the White Noun
tains, New Hampshire, arc covered with
snow.
Twelve more distilIeries were seized in
New York on Saturday for dcfrauding the
revenue.
Eleven Of the New York churches have
boy choirs.
The New York Natural History Society
says Barnum's "gorilla " is only baboon.
Several New York Illicit distilleries
have suspended operations voluntarily.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctlonser'.
EortAwe est corner Main and Eleventh streets.


A VALUABLE TRACT OF ONE
~ UUEDyEp AND FTFTEST tCEFS IF LAND,
QIJAaES RiVER, SEVEN MILES ABONE R1Cll-
MuND, For SALE AZ AUCTiOS.- en- fRioAf,
lst November, at Il o'clock we VIII sell np"n
tho promises the lower part Of the hmhler tract.
jying beIw- Ell ths WeStham Cottage tract and the
lard If !. II. PondeXtor's estate. IL fronts on the
River road and runs back across the cansl to
James river at Bosher's dam with 3 bridge over
the canal connecting the tract. IL embraces about
Sky five acr"s Of the hes. river highland and
second low grounds the most OF which has been
considerable Improved, and fifty acres OF tlEsr
low grounds. ali lying very compactly.
This may be made a very beautiful country seat,
"a the situation j. healthy. with line river scenery,
good water conveui-n; 70 KiChm md By the road.
AID with facilities for travel and transportation by
tbs canal. "
ada nj Il for a vineyard and orchard.
TERMS: ma fourth cash the balance 81 siN
twelve, and eighteen months i,r ueSotlab!e
rot.s interest added secured b. 2 trust deed
o. - GhUkB. u WILL Ms, AuctiOnssrs'
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barkWardrcss OF tho Cotton Crop Streams
Swollen from Rain Proposed Testimonial
I" the tivc Conservative Colorcd Voters lie.
brew Marriage.
PETERsBURG, October %, 1867.
In comparing the present season with
the last, it is found to be about four weeks
later. In the carly DAYS Of DC tohcr, 1850.
the receipts of cotton were quite liberal,
whereas very little is yet beginning to ar
rive. The growth OF the plant has been
protractcd until it was suspended by frost,
which was only few days ago; ard as
long as this was the case the boilS showed
but little sign of opening. Nov, however,
commences The busy season, and hence
forth the picking viii he prosecuted a
long as The staple IS OF mcrchantahlc quail
tv. Tha; portion of the crop coming 10
this market will not, il is thought, be more
than equal 10 the last, though II was
pitched on q much larger scale. In this
immediate vicinity il has fallen far below
expectation.
The late rain is believed to have been
the heaviest that has fallen during the
wear, with perhaps single exception. Il
is 700 early yet 10 see what effect it Will
have on the principal water courses, but
the small tributaries IN this section OF
country are reported 10 be very much
swollen. The country mails are cons@-
oueutly dcrangcd for the time, and farm
ING operations interrupted.
As was stated in I former letter, there
were only five coloTcd men in this city
who voted the Conservative ticket at the
late election. To evincc the appreciation
~, hal mr. i,ni o,,li
and independence, it is understood that q
plan IS on foot 10 get up u betting tcsti
monial in their behalf. Voting as they did
IN the face OF violent Gntagonism, these
men deserve the greatest credit for
thci. moral courage and our citizens
should take pleasure on every suitable
occasion ot manitcStiOg their respect and
esteem for them. cannot but believe
there would have been many more Of the
same class if they had been left free to act
according 70 their convictions: but such
was the tyranny Of party that they could
not resist the influences brought 10 bear
upon them. Since Conservative colorad
men, both here and elsewhere, have doubt
less incurred the displcaSurc OF their race,
the whites should be prompt in Offering
them their friendship and protection.
\ marriage at the Jewish synagogue
this afternoon attracted a large numAev OF
spectators. II is the first Of the kind
which has been solemniZed here since tie
dedication of the building. The parties
were Professor Lowcuthall, well known
both III Richmond and Petersburg, and
Miss Rachac! Roscnticld, whose father has
been living here for many years, and who
is held in high and deserved respect. The
marriage will bc celebrated by Il bal! to-
night.
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TIE DEATH OF JOSEPH i. BCGAN-SC$-
rlcI0N THAT HE WAS MuHD&RED.-A lie"
DAYS since Mr.. Began, Of the firm OF 30
gan s WyIie, dry goods merchants on Sc
venth street, received 4 dispatch iroln
Mount Vernon, H., announcing the death
of his brother, Mr. Joseph V. Began, and
stating that be had been accidcn,ly shot.
On Thursday 4 letter was received from
that place giving particulars which leave
no doubt that young Began was muir
dercd.
1t seems that young Began, accompa-
MED by four friends, left Mount Vernon on
the l4th instant, and proceeded to a point
about thirty miles southwest from that
place called Skillet Forks, where they en-
campcd and proceeded TO hunt, Keeping
together until Thursday morning, the 18th
instant, when Began announced his inten-
ton 10 shoot Il deer, and became scpa
rated from his party, VITO thought no.
thing Of lis ABSENCE, supposiug he
would arrive in camp that night. But
when they came in for Tie nigh, he did not
APPEAR. Ga the next morning they pro-
ctedcd III search Of him, hunting tie en-
tire day, but could find 10 trace OF bis
Whereabouts, and concluded that he must
have gone back to Mount Vernon alone.
Accordingly, Oh Saturday morning they
leit for home, and on arriving there were
o'snayed 10 find that nothing had been
seen OF him. a party Of forty horscmcn
Vas immediately organized, who proceed
WV an haste to Skillet Forks and
'"e woods in all directions ,hn
men being placed twenty racos a,, .,'' a ,,'S
%l'tt considerable time thus ,"tn. > "'.u
Of the party heard the noise ~ yPan'' some
hogs IN lagoon, and pvoccca;ra "tlo vi
spot The body Of Began was discevar ~ ,''e
inc lagoon, partially suaken in the mjre 49,, -
,hc face aud head nearly eaten of br NJ.
SWINE. His body had been ripped omen
ana d'sembowclcd by the animals, and the
heS.l OF his back eaten off in number Of
PAGES. us gun was found o., little rise
OF ground w..hin about twenty n,rcs n
tne lagoon, both barrels empty, the stock
Sha't"rcd, and large Tree near hy bore The
MAJ IS VI 4 load u shot. The remains were
l''''' q decent as possible and taken hv
Tue sorro"ul party 10 Mount Vernon ,I,a
IN pFes>on II first being that the deceased
had accidentally Shot himself. but noxt
norton examination, held by DR.. Green
VI mount vernon, revealed the fact that
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Melancholy Suicide ira .'reHt0n. y. (.
E.,tu I IN rTrautCr 4. rate CJyatta


M, ;,,.l,o,, 90 7yn,,o,,,. ,..oo.
~ ~. ,ha
,,,,,. .,'a, Cnrn, y pI,r ., fDr,nnrI,.
''.,,,- 80, H., ,,,I ,,,n, ,n
ca,S,' :. .1'a .forn ~ cor,or & Ea.,cT
t,, av,,,,;.,li ar;-.;7o G,sa ~.
,C" ,,,'>' s,a ,.i.';,. yea saw,
-, -. ~. -, ia, h'.,, -a4h.r j.,
,,,naj f,r sa,,,, t;n,o ,,rn,,.;,,lr
"nt ~ 6n,nr,.i. 6fn;cn;t;nS ana S,r,hs,s
thr ,ya,,. ~ stnodv reimbursement Ya,trr-
IA, ,oor,;n, he was .;,;irr in th,. b.r-roCrn
nr,hn E,,;er,1 JIo+ol in iI,rnvor s,ronr
yb. rc w. LnarI.G rra,,,nr = nnwynannr -
~ $1,000. n, ,,a. a,d =, ,,!.1I.;r,,
.Il NJ ,'',.i. .h,,, ,i
.,'o". s''. I,','t , ,+',I''. 80
SH;'G az, , ;d -
r,.,', y 80 wv
.f.s.~t ,;,nn alrrr kc sr,,t : cnI,rrI ,r,i,nr
sr,',, >,,,r.. ~, ,,rn ,,,ucny ~. 7,,d,.
49, ,,',,,,r,.a fohnlIaa n,,d
49, $780,, ;t.;,a,
"'"N>t " -1'' ''"',,' n' VIZ 10 o''''-S
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4asct3G7a SAFES.
FUTURE DAy.
Ey Bowman l. s.roock, Auct.on-e


By Bowman L stroock. Aucton.era,
10. u Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
a. so OCO WORTH Of sEssoIABLE GOODS
We will Offer for sale at orr auc-ton-rooms on
OF SEASON .BLE GOODS, consisting Of
BLEACuBD aud BROWN hHEETING and
SHIFTING,
PRINTS,
cHaGRsi,
IlNSEta,
SILECIas,
BLack BRoADCLoTa,
CaSHslMNEf'eEs,
WHITE and GoLoRsD-R csoM SHIFTS,
CALICO and Co SSIMEHE SHIFTS,
MES1HO SHIRTS,
I,AyIEs' and CENTS HOSIERY.
W yySh { e co;nFoLrs,
SCtRFS.
NUWA5,
CAPEs
CLUAKs.
SoNTAGS,
PIPER COLLARS, etc, etc.
ALSO,
no dozan NEWS and BOYS BLACK HATS,
$50 cases MEMS, ROYs'. WoMEN'S,, and
BALMaEALS.
About s. ccO worth OF PEA DY II tDE CLOTHING.
In addition to tho above We will sell about IS, OOc
worth OF DAMAGED STOCK.
This attention Of the trade is called to the above.
TgRxs OF SALE: All sums under slOo, ctsh
under 1900, sixty days; over that amount, ninety
days, with approved endorsements.
. - y = 80 " BOWMAN sTE0oCK,
oc 30 Auc;ioneers.
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BY Grubbs IL Williams. hrctionssrs.
Hnr.h Vas. cornar Main and Elevonth stTests.

YRUSTEES' SALE OF A LOT OF
4 GROUND ON MILL STREET, IN ADJ Ms
vALLEY.-!n execution OF deed of trust from
Frederick Cook and wife To the subscriber As rus-
tec dated 18th Of July. 1885, ard recorded In Hem
rico County Court Clerks office. being thereto
objected by the creditor secured VIII sell at 4nc
tlon. NJ on ina premi.es on THu&SbAf me IN OF
November at half-vasti O'Clock y. II far, II
not. then on ihs next fair day therea'ter IT. IN
same nour the property conveyed By sntd decd,
being a LOT of GROUND trout nE 80 f.st on the
y--t side OF Mill street running back 30 feet, and
adjoining rhs property Of D. Yen Grooming, 6.
prccht. and others.
TEEMs: Enough cash to de!rhy the expenses Of
the sale aud to pay $3.50 with in.ure.t from July
%, 1857 the balance upon terms OF payment 10 Do
made known at the time OF stls.
THE0Dop GAETEE, Trustee.
Cy-r-- a. WItrr,vs Arrtf0nsnrs c!J
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BY rubbs B Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TWO VERY HANDSOME BRICK
l COTTAGES AND VACANT LOT. ON TIE
CORNER CT TENTH AND " STREETS, FOR
SALE IT AUCTlOT.-Ws will sell at auc ion, on
the premises. on THURSDAY the 3'et day of &c
t0b5r. at y clock =. ~, tho two very handsome
BXlCK COTTAGES situated on Tenlh street be-
vord Leigh opposite tho residences of Joseph
Jackson, Esq.. and adjoining the residence OF 5.
&. Robinson, E-G. One OF these cottages is now
occupied by tie owner, Mr. +. I. andrews; the
other bye. 4. sobinson, Esq, formerly occupied
hy Judge. oali. This properly Is situated in an
excellent neishborhood, within five minutes
walk OF the post oi CO, and are N st desirable
sidences. They contiin zach eight rooms under
the same roof inc hiding ccot rCom and servants
apartments. There are bath rooms with hot and
cold water, ard gas on tho premises.
The lots upon which the houses stand are each
&c by rs feet
The vacant 10. fronts % feet or Tenth street and
runs back si8 feet.
TrHMs: Onn-third cash; the balance at four,
eight and twelve months. for negotiable notes,
interest added, occurred by trust dead.
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS.
lam
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BIZ James III Taylor & Son, Auctioneers.
Ohica s2l Main street,
BY Garrison, Goddin Z Apperson, A1ct:oneers
md Raal Estata AganA.

TJNR u ZEE s SALE OF 400 4-10
l. ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBREFn LAND
IN HsEsICn COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
Run EOAD AND THE THEE. Gil jPPED ROAD
As trustees in a certain deed Of trust made by b.
w Green and Julia A, his ~i'e. dated eth sap
TENDER, 1865, dn'y recorded IN Henrico comfy
Court, we shall, In eXscUtua thereof, II the re-
quest Of thu benafciarsr. III he said deed, pro-
coed sell a. pubic auction on The premises, on
FRIDAY Cctoher II, 1857. at IL O'Clock NJ, II fair,
If nor the first fair day tn greater, that valuable
Tract OF LAND located as above containing
4u8 40 ACRES according to recent survey. The
sa;d land il heavily covered with superior wood
and timber. ard by reason thereof Is regarded o!
peculiar 'ue.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defrav expenses OF
sale and to pay off and discharge all OF the notes
amounting to 80 2s3 II: End 10 any surplus
which nav arise from said sale on such terms A.
the said Graen may prescribe and direct: on hiu
failure to give any directions, then on fuch tsrrns
a. the said trustees may announce at tho time Of
sGie.
as tho said land ad Joins the land Of Mr.. John
" Alley. persons attending tn" sala VIII please
meet the trustees II the residence of said alloy,
and accompany them and the auctioneer TO the
spot OH the premises selec.ed .or the saa 10 come
off.
chaser. Rnbt.a; ,. fULnAi.D' Trustees
The foregoing sale Is uuavoid,bly postponed
hOur. HuS "a "a,
NESDAY the 9Th day Of November next. At the
same hour. oc = TRUST EGo.
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oysters, DYSTERo-tOE -
" C0US PICKED Aap,ToN (.
CANNED Tho subscrib7r i pr. Y ~ :,
pared to MI orders from ,ns cona,f! W
for FRESH and P!CKLED ~ >FEh', ~
put U !, aud SAINT in TIE best order; ~" - saf
i, determined 10 make brand ta@t WI, '....
r RI to none. orl-r, tltsd prongly. D. ~.
to make aI4rgs eaAD j. tneat ~ ne t.t. ~ !.
when the Cass4pc4Es rad 'h!" - - - /.
ishei kichMoUd VAL ~ f'"Jy - 49,, Ii,
p,Uple OF the OHIO VIA -aur oy'.o's '-N
have ever ''en before 5. zGrELtE
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By Harrison, Goddtn & apperoon,
Auc.ioneers ard Real Estate Agents.

rJ,RT-STEE'3 SALE OF XCELLENT
4 BECK TENEMENT on THE WEST LINZ
OF S2vgHTH BETWEEI CAY AND LEIGH
STREETS By virtue Of deed OF trust dated i-tIl
October 1873, daily recorded in Richmond tluSt-
in.s Cour. In deed book 10. 70 b, page is'. we
shall in execution thereof proceed 10 ssI a. pup
lie auction. on the pr7mis,s on IN raDA1 T. Uc,
,obsr a. 1851 at. o'c!ocGP u II fair, II rot. ~.
urs, fair day thereafter, that beautiful bHtCh
TENEMENT located aboys, row In the occu.
marcy q! SIR. T. A. Mills The lot hts a mont 81
., feet and depth of 1870 feet. Tae cws!!insto n
excellent order, contains seven rooms. besides
ayrpi. accommodations for servants. The usgtl
rnod-r fDpruvement. nave been lntrodu ed tnto
III. dw-ilng-suc L-as gas, water closets, cuIVsI5.
baths, Sc.
The deed reGrires a cash sale TO the extent oI
aboat "a 500 bat Il il proD.bi. that al tn hour OF
81 . an arrangement viii DO made - eXteLd Ee@-
sonabla terms Il credit.
JOHN HOWARD, lTYustaa.
or 81 AIET.SDkP Il SANDS, -'"''
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Fertilizers.

rukE No. | PERUVIAN utAN>
from the Peruvian uc'eioi-s"'
oc -. HoBEkT =. WILLIAMS N
pAUGHr3 x " b . y !. I -,
SpBATg-Aia2,.d to wheat. cora N .
80, AMI nlI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Ea@ts'
profs.sor P.sgu. Is per cent. OF ANTI 10.
S, &, per cent OF tho Bone Phosphate 81 49,"
which IS per cent IS ,..,,,.... CON.
This fsrtiltzerls believed 10 DO the o'''
phais on the market. t.. ,ay
For circulars, address The a. dor ,s,Is.n,r
bis agents p6'A"nn tt,,,sr. VI:
Manufacturers Agent, btiAI','
Sold BY MISE DaOTHs.S. L!eLno"d' :.
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BY Lee s. Goddin,
gsal Estate Agents and Auctionaors,
no 1914 Cary street,

VALUABLE FIRM, CONTAINING
Y 225 ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED FAKM
ING AGD GARDEE LAND. FRONTING Oi THE
WiLLiAMSBUR4 TUENPIkg AND CHARLIE,
CITY EnAD, THHEE NILES ERth RICHMOND,
FOG SALE At AUCT.ON.-By r-quss, o. DR.. e.
I.onand. we will sell on hOE DAY. Hovem@cr IL
1867. ut o'clock r. NJ, on the premises his val
liable farm located "a described above, contain.
INK 225 acres OF nigh yim7ror"d land, upon which
there is comfortable dwelling containing four
rooms, and all necessary out buildings, all new
0! this tract l25 open and Ia cult ration
tho residHe well timbsred. Fifty acres are we'll
set in Timothy and clover, and the premises al
closed with an excellent plank fence aud cad&r
pots.
adjacent TO the G~eil ling is well Of most excel
lett wntsr
TRhMs: Ons- fourth in cash the baarcc at six
twelve Al eighteen months for nsgota Bile notes
bearing interest from the day o! sale and secured
by deed OF trust. LEE hOoulH,
tugt!OneprS.
The above farm will be Disposed Of at private
sale &C i6-"oGtiNtit"s
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh street

rOMMIS SION J., rs SALE OF
~ HAHuvEG LAID, NEE COLD HAhBOR.
WITH DWELLING. GC.-As cCUm!ssoncrs OF
tue Circuit Court Of Ilanorer county nndsr Do
cree -nterei the Sd day ~ fletcher. 1857 in the
sltt OF Tucker 81. rs fuckers administrator.
&c We IL III p.o".sd To rel At public aoction, on
ths premises on MOYbAY the llih day Of N0geni.
her, 1857. at Il O'Clock NJ . The Real ESTATE
mentioned II the papars of this canse, CONSULTING
OF m. FARM or Tit SGT Of LAND Of which Plea
SAINT Tucker died seized and possessed. lying on
both sides OF the IN In road ahoa. ons mile below
Cold Harbor. adjoining the lands OF Isaac Ben
nett LObert Kelly, deceased, ind ina iclr II &
gins and supposed 10 contain 30 AtREH tbat
survey viii be made before tho day oil sale ana
the exact mum oar of acres ascsTtalneij. There IL
y com 'nrtt able dwelling upon his I2nd ot TWO
rooms and passage, and the necessary out-housen
for a email fatu,cr.
Thee lands will 10 cold az who e, or DIV died.
into parcels % snit the Wishes of bidders, rha i
seem rno.t desirable At the sale.
TERMS: Orc-fou;th cs-E, and credit o. hlN.
twelve AID eighteen months a. TO The residue, 10"
purchaser To execute his bonds Tor the credit m
ei.lment5 with interest from day ol sdlt, hId me
title to he land to be retained TIL The whols pur-
chass money is paid ana Il CONVEYANCE ordered by
IN. cgnrt HENRY q. CANNON,
WILLIAM y Barker,
cc26 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-30
By Harrison, Godtin & Appper.on,
Luc,ionesrs and Zeal Estate Agents.

DESIPABLE LOT AND s " A L J.
u BRICK TENEMENT THEREOH, on 7 II Z
EAST LINE OF SEVENTH BnTWsE: Mar,
SHALL. AND CLAY STREETS, For SALE At
AUCTION WILDE sold at auction, on the pre-
rrisrs. on THURSDAY the 3lst Of nctbh-r, 1887,
az halt past ! o'clock =. NJ, the RSAL E,TATE
back 100 feet TO an alley, on which stands -masl
tenement, formerly Used as !. school. house and
residence.
TERMS: One third cash balance al four and
al IN months for xotiable notes interest added,
secured by trust deed.
HARRISON, GODDlN < APPERsoS,
OK AuctiOneprs.