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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-21
For the Contention.

r5NO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO
you as candidate for seat in the Constitutional
Convention which, II a INA orty of the registered
voters should prove so unwse ~ to vote for, Will
soon be held 10 frame constitution for this Onc3
renowned old state. In presurnng to be u card
data for so important a position as delegate to
frame the organic law, 1t becomes my duty frank
Iy tn expires. briefly my s9ntImerts. In the his
pace / would premise by saying we should rs
cur To the error Cmmitted in tina convention OF
l5!9 80, in departing from the ancient landmarks
OF our fathers in EXCEEDING tho right of suffrage
II non. treehode rs and every change of the fun
iamental law has proved iLiurious. our only
hope, therefore, to perprtuate Republican liberty
is to rfUent, and retrucc our steps and fall back
upon the wisdom of our fathers, who framed
cOns'it ution which no modern wiseacTe has heer
able to improve. Believing IN the old ina XXI that
honesty H. the best policy, shall resort t. no 03
cuptdradum argumenis, but present in as few words
q. pr.c tcd Bile my visrs relation to the cous:i-
tuition we shoald make LIST limit the right Of
sutIra &c to property NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pre-.
f.rr,d second, mir sts?ill and Judicial officers
TO b. elected by the Legislature aud the several
cOurts-the election uf such OH GERS by the peO-
PIE having proved a failure and indeed cure TO
the country II Is not to be disguised that the late
unfortunate wa: has Iic ed upon us many evils.
and perhaps mons great a. the attempt by the
o-called Republican party to array The coored
agains: the white, which, If persisted in, i'll lead
to OF races. Already there ara two candi-
dates lMes.rs stearrs and .wan) protesting pccu-
liar trtsi.Gshp and seeking the support Of the co.
lnred gentlemen: the best informed of them Will
dOub less Gud out that no policy can rebound 20
their interest which tends 10 array class against
class. ald does not promote the welfare of the
whole country and that in the end the best int.
rest OF the coored p-ople OF Virginia Is to rely
upon conservative leaders.
oc 81 III IL 's'p''""''S' M.ssESA BE,ZLEy
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BY Harrison, Goddin & spperson, Auctioneers
and keal Estate Agents.

SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT IN DUVALS ADDITION, NEAR To
TIE AIMS. HOUSE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
executed to tra subscriber By John "litel, da-
County Conrt | shall In execution thereof pro-
C. ed TO sail A. public auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY tho 10Th october. 1857, At o'clock +.
NJ II fair If not. the next iair day thereafter, the
KEAI, ESTATE located AZ above. and In rear of
the Residences Of Mr.. Emanuel Rebman. The lot
has front of "a feet aud depth OF $50 feet, on
which stands Il framed tenement. occupisd by
John Trithn: also stable slaughter house &c.
TERMS: Enough in cash IN defray expenses OF
sa lie and to paw off a bond Of 5000, with interest
from I2th June 1906 until paid and as 10 the re-
sidne upon such terms AZ shall Dc announced at
the hour Of sale.
ocls FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee.
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By A. 7. Stokes & Co.. Auctioneers.
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.

IRON SAFE FOR SALE AT AUG
i TlON-We will sell on MONDAY. October q,
at IL o'clock n, at the office OF Messrs. Williams,
Garrett b Fisher, No. lls Franklin street., one OF
TELLON MCFARLAND'S IRON EAFES, In per-
feet order and newly painted i've feet two inches
high, III rec feet six inches vile two feet six and
half inches deep. Sold on account Of whom 1t
may concern. a. \. sTOh BIS CO.,
oc Is Auctoneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 hyperion

DESIRABLE LOT AND SMALL
~ BRICK TENEMENT THEREON. on THE
EAST LINE OF SEVENTH BaTWEEG MAR.
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE At
AUCTION Will he sold at auc,ion, on the prs.
misses. on WEDNESDAY the 23i Of October, i,.;
at hall. past O'Clock =. NJ, the RIAL E>TATE
located rs above. The lot fronts IS feet and run.
back 100 feet To an alley. on which stands .mall
tenement, formerly used as 4 school. house ana
residence.
TERMS: One third cash balance a, four an!
eight months for negotiable notes, inters,, added,
secured by trust deed
HARRISON, G0DDIN x APPERSON,
Oc Is AuctiDuaaTs
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Lis MAsSENA BEAZLEY,

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE Dis
i TElCT COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF
CHARLOTTE AND HALlFaX.-ln response to
many calls from various portions OF the district
respectfully announce myself candidate to
reprsss Mt you in the coming Convention. If 1t be
your pleasure to elect yonr representative can
only promise to devote my whole energies to the
promotion of the good of the State and to pursue
that courae IN the Convention which may be
quired by the paramount interests of Virginia.
Your obedent servant.
&C l9-2t WOOD BOULDlN JR.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Cook 4 Lsughton, Auotioneers.
conner franklin and Governor streets.

CARP ETS, AND
L BEDDING AT AUCTIOE.-On TUEsDAY the
23d instant at 10 o. clock, will sell at onr store
u very large assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURSl-
TUX, CARPsTS, no., consisting of
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BUREAUS and
WASHSTANDS,
DINING, SIDE, and other TABLES,
PaLOR SOFAS and SPRfHG-SEAT CHAIRS,
HAT RACKS, kTEGKES.
Superior FEATHER BEDS and PILLOWS,
DOUBLE HAIR MATTRESSES.
DOUBLE and SINGLE NEW sHUCK MAT
TRESsES.
VELVET. BRUSSELS, THREE PLY, and IN.
GRAIN CARPETS. RUGS, &c.
COOK LAUGHTON.
oc 81 Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
AucIioneers and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF EXCELLENT
/ BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST LINZ
OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated 18th
October, 1853, duly recorded In Richmond Hust-
inss Court In deed book No. 70 B, page l3s, We
shall in exec uiion thereof, proceed TO sell at pub
tobsr a. 1857, at clock p NJ, If fair, II not the
first fair day thereafter, that beautiful BRICK
TENEMENT located as above, now In the occu-
nancy OF Mr.. K A. Mills The lot has a front OF
Is feet and depth of 100 feet. The dwelling Is in
excellent order, contains seven rooms, besides
ample accommodations for servants. The usual
modern improvements have been introduced into
ths dwslling-such az gas, water closets, cuverts,
baths, &c.
The deed requires cash sale to the extent OF
about IS $780, but 1t is probable that at the hour OF
sale an arrangement will be made to extend rea-
sonable terms of credit.
oc 3, s sbss RIEsf Fl SANDS, Trustees.
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh strest

SALE OF A N E w
/ FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT. ON TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET, UNION HILL, AT AUG
TiQN-By virtue of a deed Of trust executed to
the subscriber as trustee by James Johnson, dated
25th September. 1865, and recorded In Henrico
County Court office. being thereto requested by the
creditor secured. | will sell at auction. upon the
premises, on TUESDAY the ed october, at half
past o'clock r. NJ. II fair, II not, then on the
next fair day her- AZ the same hour, the pro-
perty conveyed by said deed being a LOT VI
q 5"HND on Twenty seventh street bs'wsen l.
and NJ. fronting 80 feet and running back rs feet,
npon which lot stands II NEW FRAMED HOUeE l.
wi h ia rec rooms and a kitchen.
TERMS : Enough IN cash TO defrav expenses OF
~ L. and to pay IF note for $500 due tn. .5h of
September 1857: the balance upon terms to be
made known at thu time OF sale.
ALBERT ELLINGTON, Trustee.
G2rEE5 K WILLIAMS AuctiOncers DC 10
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Correspondence of,he Richmond p,spatcb

NEwnEKN, Va, October H. 1867.
Eustace Gibson Is the candidate for hi.
~ u.Hs"ll ana 'IiirS county. He is opposed 10
= convention, and has no oppo> lion up ;,
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By Harrison, Godd,n Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE0N THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS. BY virtue Of deed Of trnst bearipg
date 4th OF May, 1857. duly recorded in Richmond
Hustings Court in deed book No. B. page 9os,
nnblic auction, on the prem ses. on MONDAY the
list of October, 1857 at oc,ock P. NJ, If fair, If
not, the first fair day hsrssftsr,. the following
the southeast corner OF Clay and Ninth Streets
fronting IS feet, running back l53 feet to an alley
twenty teet wide. Also, the LOT near the fore
going fronting 10 feet on aaid south side Of Clay
Street running back 1873 feet TO said alley, on 4
part Of which stands framed tenement occupied
Us school house.
Terms: Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to pay Off certain negotiable notes
amounting to s., 500 and as to the residue of the
p1rchase money on such terms az the grantor on
said deed shall prescribe and direct, or on his
failure to give any directions then on such terms
as tn trustees shall announce at the hour OF SALE
JAMES PLPASANTS, )r-ro.oos
oc4 JAM IS l.. APPERSoN,} iiu'teeo
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an Illinois editor publishes ,,a ,,,,-

Ut '"V. OF Us new TpOOrlrr.
we are Informed tha, the gop,l.n,., ~.
nnr"3 ~. MS Araa "nder a spilled river for fho
rSSc Nv harIM Il tiic pair Nv h,,,.. Wv
u, tSnofliy aiterward found himself ~ Sh q, Nv
lie wis nahna withoura cent in his norE.,
home by Tho !. Is ms intention NV returning
'to way Of the Paris Exposition -
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CORRECTION cries.

Two COUNTRY MERCHAN MIS-. -
l Don't you believe It. that you can bny CON
FECTIONERIES any cheaper in Baltimore than
you can In Richmond | pledge myself 10 seIl
you every article at Baltimore prices. and In many
fnatances At less. An experience OF over twonty
wears and successful business. enables me TO do
40 Call and ssa NE. LOUIS J. BoSsiEUX,
oc I lii2 Main
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By E. Gathright, Auctioneer,
No. l4s3 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.


No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
TROCKERY, CROCKERY, AT AUG
" TON the trade | will sell at my store
on MONDAY the 2st instant, ut 10 o'clock IS hogs
heads C C and w GRANlTEWAkE, consisting in
part Of
$50 sets CUPS and SAUCERS.
500 coAsn PLATES, different sizes
$500 BOWLS all sizes;
900 CHAMBERS,
600 PITCHESS. all sizes
$50 BASINS and EWERS.
ALSO,
MUGS,
DISHES
NAPKINS,
TEA PUTS,
TOYS
SCOLLOPs,
SUGAR BOWLS, etc.
The attention Of dealers is called to this sale.
oc Is E. GATHRlGHT, Auctoneer.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold TO
- the highest bidder. on MONDAY, 2ist of this
month (Uctober) at IL o'clock, at the Virginia
Towing Company's shed. on the dock, the BARGE
called = America" and one large CRANE; and
Immediately thereafter will be sold, at the office
OF the Virginia Towing Company, all the OFFICE
FURNITURE, consisting OF DESKS, CHAIRS,
STOVE, &c.
The sale will be for cash As to all property ex-
cept the barge "America" which will be sold
upon credit of sixty days for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. This sale is made under an
u1der sundry attachment suits against the said
Virginia Towing Company.
oc I'D JOHN'W. WRIGHT, S. r.
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y SAT- FREDERICK BRAUER. Trustee.
BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctionesrs
and Real Estate Agents.

THRUST TEES SALE OF 406 4-l0
L ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBBRED LAND
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
WEST Of RICHMOND. BETWEEN THE DEEP
Run Road ANDTHE TIikEE- CHOPPED ROAD.
As trustees In Il c-rtain dsed Of trust made by b.
w Green and Julia A, his wife, dated Eth Sep
TENDER 1865, duly recorded in Ilenrico County
Court, wa shall, In execution thereof, at the re-
quest Of III. benefciaries In the said deed. pro-
ce ed to sell at public auction, the premises, on
FRIDAY October IL, 1857 al u O'clock NJ, " fair
If not the first fair day thereafter. that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located az above. containing
4G6 40 ACRES, according to recent survey. The
said land liz heavily covered with superior wood
and timber, and by reason thereof ls regarded OF
peculiar va ne. "
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses ot
sale and to pay off and discharge all OF ths notes
referred TO in said deed which have matursd
amounting to 20. 283 II i; and 40 to any surplus
which may arise from said sale on such terms as
the said Green may prescribe and direct; or on his
failure 70 give any directions, then on auch terms
as the said trustees may announce al the time OF
sale.
AS the said land adj Joins the land OF Mr. John
w Alley persons attending the sale Will please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said Alley,
and accompany them and the auctoneer TO the
spot on the premises selected for the BALE TO come
off.
The taxes for this year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. ROBEhT ,. POLLAhD, Tru.tees
SO IL JOHN B. YOUNG,
The foregoing sale Is unavoidab!y postponed
until MU3DAY, 28;h October, 1867. 1t The same
hour Zoe lOl TRUSTEES.
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BY Bowman & stroock, Auctioneers,
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary

BY Bowman & Stroock, Auctioneers,
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary.
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-We
IL will offer for sale, at our auction ro1 ms, on
THURSDAY the oath instant. at 10 O'Clock largo
assortment of DOM ESTIG DRY GOODS, &c. com.
prising "A, IS, Bleached and Brown SheetinS
and shirtisg, Prints, ,PIaids, Checks, Sile.'as,
Innings, Linen Towels, Napkins. &c. Black
Cloth, Beaver, Cashmere, Satinet Wooden Shirts,
White Linen Bosom Shirts Marno Shirts and
Drawers, Ladies' and Cents Hosiery, Gloves,
Neck.ties, Suspenders. White and Colorsd Hand.
kerchisfs, Wooden Hoods. Shawis, Eubias, Scarfs,
Hoopskirts, Umbrellas. White and Colored Blank
cts, and many more desirable goods adapted to the
season.
ALSO,
500 cases Mems. Womens, Boys, Youths, and
Childreu's Boots and Shoes,
3, 900 pairs Army Brogans, and line OF
500 dozen Black aud Fancy Wool and Fur Hats.
These goods are all fresh and arriving daily,
and the attention Of the trade Is called TO the
above as the goods will be sold without reserve.
TERMS or SALE: All sums under 500, cash
under 1900. sixty days over that amount, ninety
days credit with approved city endorsement.
y 4 fine LUNCH on day of sale.
BOWMAN & STkOOCK, Auctioneers.
P. S. A fine PHELAN'S FUUR-PuGkET Bill
will be sold on THIS day. oc
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d, CONThIUITG
F. z, Giannini now resides; said ,utopsry -
situated on the Richmond ard Dauvllls rnIr7ad,
about two miles from keysviile, aud adj"in' III"
lands 81 h. X Duydi land others.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at tA'
time Of sale. "
oc l:-N JOHN Is. IuUab, trustee.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUA-
II BILE LANDS AID Personal PRoPEKTI,
will Of William Walton, deceased. ws viii .eii
rhs following tracts Of lands In Louiata comfy I"
the highest bidders. Al public auction, at honi'a
Courthouse. on TUESDAY sth OF November rsH''
IL fair, II not. then on the next lair day
ONE THACT at LoGisa Courthouse, on II" ' II
ginia Central railroad, containing between Two
hundred and twenty eight AMI two hInaF+t aGa
twenty. nine acres, about on.- hall Of when Il
cleared. and the balance In original forest Inn
Der and pinss. The improvements con'!'i 81 t"o
cottages and large frame building, somewhat
out Of repair In. has been for many ysnTa d.,d -
hotel. The land Is Eind and productive. "h't"
all the property at ths Courih Gus, - F"sctri ."
tn at no hotel BIZ kept thcrs or liluoFs SOFT va"
above land and hotel ar- "hoiiy urf7'tre'si' aot
Is therefore very desirable place. I'M. iALl
VIII be sold as wh 10 or In 1918 10 sa!t p1t'
ANOTHER TRACT, containing ono hundred
acres lying about three miles south q Tue CoHf,'
house, on both sides 81 ne :fS.n.@ Est iT raj.
lis location and timber render THIS !hii very
valuable. ,ay.
living i've miles from tho GourthOu,-. Aboul
mile from the Virginia Central railroad. aoj1.ui
the lands OF u r. Jesse T.. W hltluck, ana no. i"'
from the Victoria Furnace, which - IN iu.i o2sft'
ton This land Is very heavily umoersd, ana -
vicinity To the furnace ana railroad mako preI'
liarly valuable. ,
ANOTHER TRACT, containing between 20 Aai
2ll acres lying in said county l-5s man n''7
from the d. pot AT Tolersylis on the virginia l'L'
tral railroad adjoining The copper milo. y~hica -
being SUCCESSFULLY ana probably wOTk"dl, ana ~
the midst Of tho mineral region or thla eAEl-
The s arc good In prOysaents ana tho ldui - Pc
.uIiarly adapted 10 the cultivation OF tobacco.
aHOTHsK TRACT, containing between .! AhI
95 acres ad ioining Ia tract last mentioned, ard "
aIso vary heavily timoersd. l
To business mon aut men OF capita! these .&a''
offer rars Inducements for investment.
a II communications respecting these lHNl- VIZ
be answered by Andrew W Walton, wEo IL "Aa
pleasure IN providing iac lilies for thoss ~ .'
Wish TO examine them. His address 10 - L'-"A
Courthouse, Va" ,..
AT the same time and place We will aiso so.' ~,
personal property Of our t,s'atOr. co",!':,ae 20
Horses, Cows, Crops OF corn and F0ilrf, hrr-'
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and rtsniaElVn V''''
sis. ~
The lands and person atty will be sold Oh "eS, .
mod alins terms, and will be made Known "tt ~
OF sale. certain amount OF cash VIII De- I-+'''"
THOMAS X. w HLlus,
ASDREw w WALTuH.
Executors OF william Wslton. dsecasst
LoCIsA CoCkrHorsE, LOUISA COZ ~; Eg'a,Ir
Der ~, 1857. &C '-d'a"'"
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BY Cook q Laughton. Auc,ionesr.I
Corner Governor and Franklin ,,r.s,,

CANAL BOATS AT AUCTION "
~ will sell at auction. on WEDNESDAY 49,
instant, at II o'clock NJ, 1T the corner OF Nj
tsenth .treets and Dock, south side. '9'
SEVERAL OPEN CANAL BOATs
amongst which Will be found two sr.,.c}.ost..,
built expressly for the service Of the bpiIts,.
ING most Substantial and workmanlik. mann.
within the pat three months. ous of VII. ''-r'
lannchedl Is not surpassed by Anv boz. nr ~. ~
canal Tor staunc hness, model or easy dr.U.Lt 80
ALSO,
lot of BOAT TIMBER. including the ,Af.,
portions OF the necessary pieces Tor cana, ho.,
lhkas Cash. COOK / LAUGHTOT
oC 10 AUctI0rsar.
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uTrER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence ., me Richmond Dispatch

Political Excitement Frequent Gatherings OF
Freedmen A small Poll Tax and a Heavy
TaN on Land Automatically ite Vote Proba-
bly Against u Convention News from the
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YOU can read IL yourself. '''''e! Unless
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents

Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents.
BRICK TENEMENT,
~ ON GROUND RENT. ON THE WEST LINZ
OF NINTH BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be
sold at auction, on The premises. on THURSDAY
the cath October. 1887, at o. clock P II the
cellent BRICK TENEMENT located AZ above, oc-
cupied BY Mr.. b. Bropbv and the upper part
Gently occupied by Mr.. William J. BeViil, subject
to an annual ground rent OF 1900.
Terms: Atsa'e.
HARRISON, GODDIN &APPERsOv,
Oc 81 Auctioneers.
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auction Sales.


THIS DAY.
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR WARE
w HOUSE, Nos 4. 6, and Fifteenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary, on MONDAY, 2lst instant,
commencing at half.past 10 o'clock, largo and
well-assorled stock OF
GROCERIES,,
WINES,
LIQUORS, &C..
to which the attention of the trade Is invited
s. JONES, JR., co,
nc 10 Auctionsers.
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VRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

ThUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN C!ItELOTTB COUNTY
BY virtue OF 4 deed OF tru't executed Ia me ~
trustee by +. p. Giaun3nl and Ann H., his wl!e,
and duly recorded in the cierI- one" Of Char
lotte county and in the ltu.tino Court 81 tho cry
OF Richmond | shall proceed To ell GA WE'D
NESbAf the 23d instant. AZ O'Clock y u. -
public auction Gu tho premises tho THAIr oF
LAND containing one hundred acS-s. on which
F. Z Gtannini now resides. Said .prop"rty -
situated on the Richmond ard Dduvll Is railroad,
about two miles from k"ysvlile, aud Adl"ins tho
lands Of K. X Duyai and others.
Terms Reasonable and made known at u"
time Of sale.
DC 1T LOuNR YnuNG Trn.tae.
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Special Correspondents of the Eichmor Dispatch
Final Registration in King William.

KING WILLIAM COUNTY, October -. 1867.
The following i the result o. the final regis
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of !,
i deed oftrust, dated nth August l5d5. record sd
In the County Court OF Henrico in DECD. book 81,
"a 307 we shall, trustees, proceed TO sell al
public auction. at the house OF lijah Priddy. In
henrico county, On TUE.DAY, ED instant, II |?
o'clock NJ, all the HOUSEHOLD and kITCHES
FURNITURE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOGS,
&c, so.
TRIMS: Made known At the sale.
RICHARD CRAY. Trrs,s.a
THOMAS r SHEPPARD, !
&C nth ,1!th l7th&2lst@
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BY Harrison, Godtin 4 Apperson, Auct!one.f,
and Real Estate Agents.
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RATRs OF FREIGHT.

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business, and it appears that the rates are about
equaIton these competing lines. For instance, the
tariff on. cotton to New York from Columbia is
$3.50 per,bale on either route. 1t reminds one of
,.tH1sedledum and, tvesdlsaee." But here are the
sasolutions:
Is Rs,otped, That in the opinion of the Board OF
Trade of Columbia, SC, that We owe 10 the es-
adjustment and competition of the Air Line Route
ffron the North ria Portsmouth and Charlotte, the
recent reduction in freights on the South Carolina
Kailroad, which places US, for the first time, on
equality with Augusta.
- Resoiued, That our interests require that TINS
route be sustained, and q wholesome competition
Eept up, which is the only way of preventing, In
future, u amonopoly and advance in rates. That,
therefore, our merchants and those residing on the
line of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, be
requested to sustain the Air Line Route by ibe-
syai share Of their business.