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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-30
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: AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.


FUTURE DAY.
BY William Pannill Son,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. IL Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE gaA,tsLL
ABOUT SIX AND A HALF MILES From PE,
4Y ~ hSP CITY trustee
Hester his wife, dated april 7s 1885 duly a
in the Clerks Office OF Dtnwiddte County Uou =;
at she yea1ess Of Rosert Moore Brother the be-
nsaesIss in the said deed q, sei
| In the city OF Petersburg: on THURSDAY, octo-
Der 10, 1851, at Il o'clock NJ,
FIRST.
} That valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing
Widdie County bounded on the west BY Petersburg
and Boydton Plank Road Company, east by aenry
Cousins's land, north by Pickle branch adjoining
Burgesss mill, six and nan miles from re'efs-
| bnrg. ,pcorn
Also, TWO LOTS OF LAH D designated in Pill
low & N iIson's plat Of twenty acres as lots Nos.
and S, containing y acres.
THIRD.
| Also, THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND on Byrna
street in the city of Petersburg, fronting on said
q distance of $50 feet, more or less to an alley
bounded on the north by the property OF Thomas
wallace on the east by Byrne street, on the south
| nv the property of said Thomas w. Royston, and
on the west by an alley.
| FOURTH.
Also, that HOUSE and LOT occupied BY David
| Alexander, on west side Of By rne street. in Pc
tersburg fronting thereon SO feet. more or less,
aud running back in depth 100 feet more or less, 70
an alley about ten feet wide, conveyed to the said
Thomas w Royston by Thomas Pannill and wife,
by deed dated August 3, 1859. -
/ FIFTH.
Also, THAT LOT OF LAND on the south side
OF Pine street. in the city of Petersburg, being lot
| No. 90 as designated In Mckenzie's plat or plan
of Prides field, fronting on said street 100 feet
and extending back to the line OF the Canal Com
| pany, being bounded on the east by David Mays
| lot This Is beautiful building lot.
SIXTH.
Also. that LOT OF LAND on the south side OF
Halifax street. in the city OF Petersburg fronting
on said street $50 feet thence RAINING south along
| Cool Spring road 3s5 feet thence west los feet
thence north 2s5 feet to the beginning; or 80 much
OF the above named property will be sold AS may
be sufficient to satisfy the provisions OF said trust
| deed.
TERMS: Cash to defray the expenses of sale and
! to paw off two certain notes dated April IS 1856,
| and the other for 81, BALI payable twelve months
! after date This is the direction by the bene.
fciaries to sell for cash, but 1t Is probable that
| the day Of sale an arrangement may be made tC
! make the terms more accom- Godating.
| CHARLES T. JONES, Trustee.
| WILLIAM PANNILL SON,
| Sc 26-tds Auctioneer5.
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Railroads..
I W ~ -


Dcrhh1OR1 Or TRAINS.
RICHMOND AND DASyILLB RArLRoAD.-D,,
Vile and Lynchburg accommodation nas.an
ger leaves Richmond daily (except SnnIs,,,e !.
A. N. Through mail and passenger i,,I A.
leaves Richmond daily at 2.30 p. DI. for nan4
vile, Greensboro, &c. ""n'
RIcHaoSD AND PETERsDURG RArLRo.n
press train daily Except Mondays alta n
Through mail daily at 100 p. M rr a; ~
and accommodation daily Except SUNDAYS u.
5P. M. 'T a.
RIcHMoSD AND YORK RIVER RArI,on
Leave daily ut A. NJ. On Tuesday and Fri
day connecting with steamer for Baltimore
Norfolk. ioF
VGkdrSIA CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-Leavo dam,
Except Sunday at IL A. NJ, and on SunS,yy
10 Gordonsville. '"J
RIcHAoSD, FREDERICKSBURG AND po-oy,.
9.45 Z. NJ. Accommodation train daily 70, anu anu
Sunday at4 z. NJ. V'~sePE
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Registration-The Elections-Railroad
Matters.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, N. c., September 26.
The weather for the last week or ten days
has been favorable for tobacco, and the crop
bids fair to nearly equal that of the last
season.
The corn crop is not so good rs that OF the
last year, but the wheat crop is greatly bet
ter: so that, upon the whole, grain Will be as
plenty for the next rs it has been for the past
twelve months.
Registration in this county has been COM
pleled l have not heard the result but
understand there is but little difference IN the
number of registered whites and blacks: l
suppose the election for members TO the Con-
vention will take place the LIST of November.
Several candidates are already IN lhe heIu'
and there will be others. Moderate Republl-
cans will no doubt be elected. The BrownloW
stripe of politicians, I think, will be ignored
here. 49, p;oa,oo4
and Danyille and Richmond railroads has
greatly increased within the last few months,
and if they would reduce the freight twenty
five per cent, have no doubt but 1T would
greatly benefit the company. IL.
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Steamers.

PHILADELPHIA AND RICHM0Nn
4 STEAMSHIP LINE-TWICE - ~
WEEk.-Unul further notice, tho <s&S&
steamers NORFOLK. ALEXAN.N27SxEA
DRlA, and CLAYh0NT will leave ENak&yHfnA
philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and sLTTs,
pay, and Richmond every MONDAY and THTRs.
DAY alternately. ~ no
Freight will be received at any time a, the rom.
pany's shed, on the Dock. - 'H' soHi'
Passage, including meals and s.a.eroorn. a,o
". 7. PORTER Agent
Sc Its ONCE No. 2!2s on the DOCK
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
a AND ALL LANDINGS ON THEusrS
JAMES RlVER.-The fsst and sle- 1uu,1S =
CANT steamer ,SST.IySl5zt
JOHN SYLVESTER.
CAPTAIN T. c. GIYpoRp
leaves her wharf 1t Rockets for above .n.nsd
places on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
Ct 60 o'clock 4. NJ, and return on Trstdsy.
Thursday, and Saturday.
PASSENGERS will arrive st City Point In tim.
Il connect with train for PETERSBURG.
Fare to Norfolk $2.5
FREIGHT
received at all hours for BOsTOy, BALTIMORE,
principal LANDINGS ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
sne al LANDINGS ON JAMES. RIVER at rea.
sonable rates
Freight for way landings must be prepaid
Letters entrusted to purser Of steamer must bs
enclosed In Government stamped envelope
Apply to L. B. rATUM, Agent
feS-h once. Steamers wharf.
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Boarding and LOdlina.


A LADY on Twentieth street No.
IA 49, between Grace and Broad desires FOUR
GENTLEMAN BDARDKRS. 2s-lt
ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND,
~ VA.-THE LEADING FASHIONABLE 10.
TEL OF THE lTY.-This elegant establishment
Is now complete in all It's appointments.
In It's structure and furnishing, particular atten.
ton baa been given both to c mfort and style. II
is remarkable for Its cleanliness and Its furniture
IL of the best quality.
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, billiard, and
reading. rooms. on the Office floor, are spacious
ana beautifully arranged. The ladies' par Tors,
and dining rooms on the irst floor, are easy OF
cess and Tree from the confusion Of business
The table Is supplied bounteously with all the
delicacies of the season that this and other mar
kets afford, and many OF the supplies come direct
from the best markets OF the country.
! The subscribers. In their new connection, beg
leave to pledge their best efforts to the mainte.
nance OF this first class Hotel, and ask the sup.
port of their friends and the public generally.
JOHN p. BALLARD & SONS,
JOHN P. BALLARD, Proprieors.
WILLIAM p. BALLARD,
F. STRIBLIEG BALLARD. au3l
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, September 81, 1867

PETERSBURG, September 81, 1867.
So far. we have had one of the most delight
ful autumnal seasons that could be desired.
The nights have been uniformly pleasant,
though the sun has been quite warm at times.
1t has indeed been very dry, and therefore I'M
favorable for following and preparing for seed
ing wheat: but the weather has been emf
ncntly proptious for the cotton, which is by
far the most important crop i'll this section OF
country. The same may be said i'll regard to
the fodder.
In my last spoke of the damage done by the
worm to 4 small field of cotton Of ten acres.
To-day l hear of {; field of 4 hundred acres
which has been completely orerrun, nothing
being left but the stalks, and the bolls ad-
vanciug towards maturity. When the pro-
prietor first realized the destruction he
thought lie was ruined. He was afterwards
comforted. however. by the assurance that the
crop would not be damaged more than TWEEN.
ty-tiye per cent. Ut the stage il had reached.
When the boil has attained certain point the
stripping Of the foliage, whether by insects or
frost, does not retard its development How
tar the worm has prevailed is not yet known,
but it is 10 be feared that rs. they are so nu-
merous here their visitations may extend over
much of the surrounding country.
The first new bale of Virginia cotton was
received to-day. During the week there have
been several from North Carolina, and in the
course of 4 couple of weeks it will begin to
come in pretty freely. Many of the plan tiers
i'll this vicinity calculate on picking bale to
the acre. The growth is unusually large, and
the bolls very numerous This result, should
il be realized, Will be equal to almost any
thing obtained in the cotton States proper, and
much surprising the average product Of their
lands.
To-day I have had the pleasure of witness
ing the operation of ginning by one OF the I'm
proved machines. The cotton gin, as now
constructed, is almost n thing OF lie. IL Is
armed with from forty 10 sixty saws, accord,
ing 10 size, and provided with what is termeo
4 condenser. The staple is separated IRON
the seed without being broken, All the Jumps
are rejected, and the lint comes out from tht
condenser in one continuous bat II Is, on
the whole one of the most interesting pieces
of mechanism ! have ever examined. There
are no less than three in this city, all ready
10 receive cotton i'll the seed, which is ginneC
1T n toll of one-tenth. The owners also adj
yertise to buy seed cotton.
These machines are manufactured at AL
bany, N. Y, by Emory Son, and are for sale
DO til in Richmond and Petersburg. / cannot
learn that more than dozen in all have beer
bought by planters, but they must gradually
come into general use. They gin from four Il
six bales 4 day, according 10 size.
This may with propriety be called cotton
letter; but as the Dispatch circuates freely OF
the Southside, it is hoped it will not prov,
destitute of interest.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
A Negro Killed by a White Man-Prisoners Tor
the Penitentiary-The Convention Canvass.


CAROLINE COUNTY, September 20.
A negro named Hudson was killed on yester-
day near Sparta, in this county, by Mr w.
G. Taliaferro. Hudson was q well known
freeman, of the old issue, was drunk 1T the
time of the unfortunate occurrence, ana be-
coming very insolent, Mr.. Taliaferro picked up
a piece of wood, which he threw with con-
siderable force, and striking the negro on the
head, killed him. Mr.. Taliaferro at once gave
himself up to Il magistrate, by whom ne was
subsequently, examined, and bailed in the sum
of $500 to answer at the next term OF our
court.
Sheriff Marshall left here to-day with three
prisoners for the penitentiary-A. Charles
Perry alinS Frederick ST. George Perry, white,
convicted of forgery, and sentenced Tor TWO
wears and Thomas and Washington, negroes,
convicted of house breaking, and sentenced for
one year each.
This was the day appointed for the nomina-
ton of candidates to represent the ConSerra-
tives of Caroline in the Convention, but
owing TO the small attendance, ii was deemed
best to postpone action until our next court
day. ~
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BY James NJ Taylor 4 Son, Auctioneers'
Once No. S2l Main street. three doors below In
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RlCh-
MOND AT AUCTION .-Pursuant TO tho provisions
OF a deed OF trust bearing date the 9Th day OF
July 1896. duly recorded in the clerks once OF
the Husings Count OF the city OF Richmond, exc.
the payment Of a certain amount Of money therein
mentioned, due by certain negotiable notes, ana
proceed to sell on TUESDAY the ist day OF Octo-
Der next on the premises, 1T 4! o'clock T; NJ, the
property conveyed in said deed, AZ follows a
large fHREE-STORY BRICK w Il o.
HOUSE, with wing attached thereto, and lot, on
the northeast corner OF Main and First streets IN
this city, the following terms Cash enough TO TO-
nav the expenses OF the sale, a note Tor Si,4Jos.
With interest thereon from the 18th OF January,
1867, and note for $l!sl % with interest from
az nav be- agreed npon at the day OF sale.
JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES d. TAYLOR
SON AnctiOneers. 80 10
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-AuctSOm Sales.


FUTURE DAY.
By Thomas D. Neal, Auctioneer,
No. IS Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
DAW OKER's SALES 900
L WORTH OF FORFEITED PLEDGEs.-Will
be sold on THURSDAY MORNING, 4th October,
PLEDGES at the store OF Fl. Harris Brother,
Pawnbrokers, No. 1871 Main street, bet~esn FIJI
teenth and Seventeenth streets The stock con-
ssta OF
DIAMOED RINGS,
Fifty very fne GOLD WATCHES; amongst
which will be found several very fine
thermometers.
Seventy hve SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD BRACELETS,
FINGER RINGS,
CHATHS, &c.
sILVERWARE, embracing
SPOONS,
FORKS,
CUPS,
CLOTHING, o AAA' 49,
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
and good many articles too numerous to men.
ton all to be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder.
b. HARRIS BROTHER will warrant the articles
THOMAS D. NEAL. Auctioneer.
Persons can call at our loan office, No. 1871 Main
pledges on Wednesday, October I'd, as further in
dulgence cannot be granted
e2s Pawnbrokers.
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MISERABLE BUILDING L o T s
DADJOINING THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE At AUCTION. Will be sold on MON
DAY the aoh of September, 1857 on the PrsTmIisss
commencing at O clock p. N. ELEVEN DESlRA.
BILE BUILDING LOTS, adjoining the upper end
of Manchester as follows:
Three LOTS, designated as lots Nos: 3. 8, and
To- In square in Perclval's plan, on the south
cart side OF Decatur straet fronting on said street
forty seven feet and two inches each, and running
back seventy five feet. -
Five LOTS, designated as lots Nos. 20, n, 2s, ~
and 80, in ,quare in said plan, on the southeast
side Of Decatur street. fronting on said street forty
seven feet and two inches each, and running oacS
seventy five feet. l.,
sq uare In said plan, on the southeast side OF
Hull street. and fronting on said street forty seven
feet and two inches each, and running back
One LOT, designated as lot No. 10, in square,
in said plan, fronting forty five feet on the south
west side of Adams street. and running back one
hundred and eighteen feet
TERMS: One. third cash balance at three and
six months negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by deed of trust;
The plan of ths above lots will be exhibited on
the day Of sale. COW
ga o5-5t Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Aucrioneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST LINE
OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AN. AND IL, Lsi ,S,i
STREETS.-By virtue of deed OF trust dated i.th
Court, in deed book No 70 3. page 1885, weshall, In
execution thereof proceed to sell a! public 81, sne
Der 1857 at half past o'clock P. NJ, II fair II nor
the first fair day thereafter. that beautiful BRlCk
TENEMENT located as above now In the oceu-
IS feet and depth CT 100 feet. The dwelling is
in excellent order, contains seven rooms, besides
ample accommodations for servants. The usual
modern improvements hare been introduced into
the dwellng-such as gas, water-closets, culverts,
baths, &c.
about IS 500 but 1t Is probable that at the hour OF
sale an arrangement will be made to extend rea-
soma bic terms OF credit.
JOHN HOWARD, I Trrstsss
az % ALEXANDER II. SANDS, A's''''
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BY Harrison, Goddin u Apperson. Auetioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

V,RU sTEE's SALE OF 400 40
i ACRES OF VALUABLE TIaBSHED LAEp,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN h n,aaeS
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWHsi The DhEs
RUN ROAD AND THE THREE HDfPsp hp 20
As trustees in csrtain deed OF trnst maze " D.
w Green and Julia A., his vile, dated iItn eep
tsmber 1865, duly recorded In Hennco Gonhly
Cont we shall, In execution thereon, A. the re-
0nest Of the benefciaries In lhe said deed pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, on the premises on
Friday October IL, 1857 at l. O'CLOCK NJ, ialt,
II not, the first fair day thereafter, that yalnsnle
TRACT OF LAND located as above contaltmrns
4O8 40 ACRES, according to recent survey. Inc
said land is heavily covered with superior "ood
and timber, and by reason Thereon 10 seSatdeo VI
peculiar value. ,,sos -,
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses OF
saIe and TO pay of and discharge all OF the notes
referred TO In sait deed which have matured,
amounting to 1928 II; and IA to any surplus
which may arise from .ad sale on such terms as
tbe said Green may prescribe and direct; or on his
fainrs 10 give any directions, then on such terms
40 the said trustees may announce AZ the tlns Oh
Az the said land ad Joins the land OF Mr. John
w. Alley, persons attending the sale VIII please
meet the trustees at the residence OF SAID Alley,
and accompany them and the auetoneer 70 ths
spo on the premises selected for the sale 10 come
off.
The taxes for this year 70 be Paid by the pur-
chaser. RObEET ,; fOhGaED' Trustees.
ss u JOHN B. YOUNG,
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By Grubbs y Williams. Auctioneers,
Hnrthrest corner OF Main and Eleyenth streets

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
day of March, 1857. z. S. McGruder conveyed 10
William NJ McGruder and Thomas J. Evans with
authority to either to act in trust, to secure 10 4
K ElIyson, administrator Of Thomas Jones. de-
ceased, the payment of certain negotiable note
bearing date 2lst OF March, 1857 and dus and pay
able l5t of September, 1867, drawn by F. E.
d%rg and By the sssia
said Eliyson, administrator OF Jones, for the sum
al hs a WIFE W bears
nth day of May 1893, ard Is recorded In the
CLERKS ,n Office Of Henr|eo County Conrt, in viii
Book No. TO- of which lands the said Il. y. NC
Gruder by the said will, is to have one half upon
the death OF his mother the said lands so held by
his mother for life, consisting of tract OF land
rico supposed to contain 800 acres and is The same
which was conveyed to said Zachariah McGruder
by - Saunders by deed dated aad December,
1888, and recorded in the Clerks office OF Henrico
County Court In Deed Book n 10. &c. on page 1856; OF
another tract OF land in Henrico county conveyed
to the said zschariah MeGFudeF by a. ,s and
recorded in the Clerks office OF Henrlco county
in Deed Book 10 35 on page 4i5 OF another tract
Zachariah McGruder by John Fleisher and
wife by deed dated i.h Of october, 1888, and
recorded in tho Clerks office of aenrico county
right title interest and claim of him, the said T.
s.. McGruder, In and to the coal lands ana al All
other lands devised to him ny me wiz o oa ms
Also, an undivide half of tract of land In Hen
rico county, containing one hundred acres, which
was conveyed to the said William NJ. McGruder
by deed dated 18th of February 1854, and recorded
in the Clerks office OF Henrico comfy in Deed
Book No g. on page 7o3 Also an undivided half
of a tract of land in Aenrco county, containing
sixty acres, which was conveyed TO The said VIII
liam N. McGruder and L. s., Mc9ruder by John
Jones and wife by deed dated 18th Of September,
1854. and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Henrieo
Comfy Court In Deed Book No. IS, on page 652 ;
snd to which will and deeds reference Is hereby
made for more particular description OF the SAID
property.
Pursuant TO the provisions OF Tho said deed |
shall on MONDAY the eth day of October, 1857, at
of Henrico county, proceed TO sell the property
conveyed by the said deed ct public auction, Tor
cash. to the highest bidder py,rc
se20 THuMaS j. hv aNo.
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By Harrison Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE AT NORTHEAST GoR RSTl
OF FRANKLIN AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS,
in THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of
deed Of trust executed to the spbscr6eI bearing
Richmond Hastings Court in deed book SO A, page
54S shall, In execution thereof proceed to sell At
vertised, on SATURDAY the 25th Of September, at
o. clock p NJ, if fair if not on the frat fair day
thereafter SUNDAY excepted), all the right, title,
and Interest of the granor (being one-fourth part
in the real estate therein conveyed Which, y Inc
recently made in sub division thereof, consists
in part of that VALUABLE PRoPERTY at the
northeast corner of Franklin and Eighteenth
streets, with two brick tenemsnts thereon, each
fronting twenty two feet and running back ninety
feet. -, - p,..,o,,h
street thirty-two and onehalf by sixty Six feet,
near the above lots, on which there Is framed
enement or SO much thereof a. may be
The deed requires cash sale but 1t Is probable
that the day Of sale an arrangemeantt may Dc
so Is-tds J. L.. APPERSON, Trustee.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TIRST-C GLASS RESID ENCE, IN
e MARSHALL ROW, FOR RENT AP AUC-
TION.-We shall rent at auction, on the premises,
ON MONDAY the stth September, 1857, at S o'cloc
P. M, for one year from the lst OF October next,
above, on the north side OF Marshall between
Eighth and Ninth streets, now In the occupancy Of
Mr. Hiram NJ. Smith, containing twelve rooms,
besides ample accommodations for servants, sta.
BILE carriage-house, sc. 1t contains all the
modern improvements, and is really frat-class
residence.
with approved endorsers.
HARRISON, GODD1N 4 APPERS0N,
ga 10 Auctioneers.