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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-19
Ruaa1As .A,sunuuA. -.ssorIatarY. Sc.

RussIAN sAlEHREcA.s Secretary. Sc
ward has just made public q letter
from Allen frances. United States
Consul, and a number oflcitizshs OF
the United States at Victoria. Van
couver Island, congratulating the
country upon the Russian American
purchase. The writers say that, from
actual contiguity to the acquired ter
'ritory, they are able to state that the
purchase is of the greatest impor-
tance. and add: +H
The climate of the territory West
OF the Cascade range of mountains,
and up to sixty degrees North lati-
tude, and Of the numerous islands
bordering its shores, is much milder,
both summer and winter, and much
more pleasant than that of any por-
ton of the New England States or
the Canadas.
Its immense forests of pine are of
incaloulable value, the timber being
much superior to that of Oregon or
Washington Territory, while the
numerous harbors along its coasts
will afford the greatest facilities for
its shipment. There are known to
exist within the limits of the pur-
chased territory many valuable mine
rails, among which are gold, silver,
copper, lead, iron, and extensive beds
of coal, which will furnish an ample
field for labor and the Investment of
capital. Many beautiful and rich
specimens of al the minerals enume-
rated are now in this city, which have
been brought from that Territory.
The agricultural capabilities of the
country are, no doubt, inferior to
that of the States and Territories
lying South of it; still there are large
bodies of land known to exist, SO far
as the country has been explored,
capable of producing many of the
vegetables common to temperate
climes of great excellence, aud in the
greatest abundance, rs well as most
of the cereals.
Commercially, the new territory
must be of great value, on account of
its comparative proximity to many
of the teeming populations of Asia,
and its possession of most of the ma
tural productions in demand by them
must ultimately create an extensive
commerce.
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Twenty-eight Pound Turnip.

1W6HIy-eI5nII IUuHU IHTulp,
HNO secure good stand, plant your seed
Il about the middle of July to August l.
This season suits the turnip, and you will
never fail in securing n good crop Plant
the WINTER DUTCH TURNIP, REDTOP
and RUTA DAGA-the three best kinds.
All for sale at the Seed Store Of
July 18 FISHER g. HEINITSH.
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fine lot of Desirable Goods have Just
been opened by Mr.. Il. G. Shiver, who still
adheres to his popular principle of good
articles for little money. Read his adver-
tisement, ana then examine the goods.
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PRESERVING OKRA.-One OF the
most '.calthy and nutritious vegeta-
bles is the okra, which is raised in
such abundance in our climate. We
are surprised that so little attention
is given to preserving it for use all
through the winter, when it can be
done so easily and so cheaply. The
following recipe for doing it is fur
nished by q practical and experienced
gardener and agriculturist:
"Take clean barrel, sprinkle salt
in the bottom, (cover the bottom@
then lay down layer of okra evenly
over the surface of the salt; then, on
this, another layer of okra, as before,
and so on until the barrel is full, or
you have put as much as desired,
covering the whole, when done, with
a.thick layer of salt"
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The Rock Island A,yus. alluding
to the advertisement for the return of
silver communion set, says:
New England is not the only
place where stolen articles from the
South may be found. A search in
Rock Island County would disclose
the fact that some very fine profcs-
sors of religion are using articles in
their houses which they ought to be
ashamed to keep from their proper
owners. There is very large and
valuable silver waiter in IL certain
house i'll this city, the true history of
which we should be glad to know.
There are other articles of silverware
i'll the city and County, which are
reported to have been stolen from
the people of the South There are
also horses, harness, carriages and
other articles in this city and County
which We're stolen from the people of
the South"
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we are authorized by the Clerk of
the Market to state that the beef
market will close at 10 a. m. until
the goth of September.
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STATE TAxEs.-We learn that
number of executions have been
placed in the hands Of the sheriff,
and ievies on property will certainly
be made. Delinqnents should attend
promptly to the matter.
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Mr. Wynyard's Ward. A Novel. BY
Holme Lee. New York Harper &
Brothers.
This is a story in Holme Lees ia
vorite style, and the admirers of
Sylvan Hollis Daughter will find
pretty much the same good and bad
points in Mr.. Wynyard's Ward. It
is story of English life, mainly in
the country, but incidentally in Lon
don--a long love affair, n murder, a
crazy woman, marriage, death or
two, London police detective, some
tears, startling discovery, and set
ting-right at last. This is one of the
Library of Select Novels No.
2o3-that the Harpers have been
publishing i'll paper covers for abont
twenty years The price is fifty cents.
1t is to be had at Duffie e Chapman's
bookstore.
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SUPPORT Your Own JOURNALS
The Cleaner, issued every Wednes-
day, from this Office, defes competi-
ton as q literary and news journal.
Those who subscribe to it are kept
we'll posted up in the current events
of the day, as it embraces the tele-
graphic news, political, commercial,
state of the markets, &C., up to the
hour of going to press.
-- ---7---c-~-~|>-0---0-~----
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
cd TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Jacob Levin Auction Sale.
II. T. Baker IL Co.-Coal.
Jacob Bell-Citation Julia s. Glass.
Geo. G. Dunbar-Banker.
d. d. DeSaussure-To Creditors.
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Posp oFrzoE HoURs. -The offics is
open from 8 a.Am. until 81 p. M,
mud from 6 untiI7 z p. m. The North
ern mail closesiat alSSp. M, and all
other mails close at 8 p. m.
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WANTED,

A GOOD WHITE WOMAN, to do the
IN general house-work for small family.
None need apply only those who can come
well recommended. For such one, libe-
raj wages will be paid. Apply at this Office.
June 90 1mo
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We have been requested to publish
the following communication:
COLUMBIA, July 1S, 1867.
10 me Committee on Licenses Messrs.
lVeUn, alexander and HINT.
GENTLEMEN: You will be kind
enough to state to the public on
what ground we did not pay onr
licenses and taxes. Surely, we offered
payment to the City Clerk, who has
now in his possession the amount for
the whole years licenses, and we
hold due bill against the city in
settlement, for taxes on February 2,
1867. All we ask is, do as yol wish
to be done by. Respectfully,
JOHN G. SEEGERS & co.
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TEA5 s. GcCS.

VOUNG Tyson, Moyune, Hyson and
Il finest Oolong fresh and of exquisite
flavor.
White Wine and Cider Vinegars.
Cuba Molasscs and Golden Syrup, &c.
Just received and for sale by
July 6 GEO. SYNINIERS
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COLUMBIA PANoRAMA1zED. Two
artistic gentlemen of this CITY are
now engaged on work which will.
without doubt. prove on object of
interest to the public and profit to
the proprletors-a panoramic repre-
sentation of Columbia, from 1860 to
the present time. AS the work is
only partially completed, we forbear
comment Messrs. A. Y. Lee and +
Richard are the artists.
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Jon PRrNTING.-The Job O(lice of
the PA@ni.c is rs complete as any in
the South. 1t is furnished with new
fonts Of type of all descriptions and
of the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and Mt reasonable rates.
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Three of the leading hotels in
Richmond are about being closed ior
want of patronage. Three stores ON
every block i'll that city are for rent
or sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-23
AUCTION SNiea,
FUTURE DAY.


E'RUoTEE'S SALE OF REAL Avn
n PERSONAL PgOP2RTY. BY virtra n 80,
OF trnst executed 10 me by Isaac Y. Cols. ba.,-s1
date 9th February, 1893, and duly rscsrdoJ i, =
clerks Office OF the Halifax Comfy Cont t.t. T.
thereto requested. All expose for sale Al ~,
auction on TUESDAY toe Rth Eov-mbaE H..
in the town Of Mead'ville, Halifax county "a
II o. clock b., he following real and person
perty-viz certain LOT IN ths town of NJ r.,
willie containing TWO ACRES, with hanG,,.,..
DWELLING and other necessary buildin.. ,bs, ,.2
on also, the usual HOUSEHOLD and KITrsyy
FURNITURE, including one excellent Pan
FORTE, or 20 much thereof az may ~ asca.i,,
TO satisfy IN debt sec1red by said deed Thart
sonsl property will be first cold. ''''
TERss: Made known on day Of SALE
THOMAS HATCHER, T--s,as
The above sale v!ll DO rnads for the pa7c7e,,
o. a debtdus by negotiable note for 81. 900 w5st.
note ia subject 10 reduction Of 1900 th . sroo-.
due being 1900, with Interest from the 2.,h S5.g'
1888.
The real estate will be sold subj set TO the tox.,
no I5-o&swtd r. HATCHER. Trua,,s.
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presiding elder Raprahannocl-L. II Gray
bin. ]. r. Poulton supernumerary. Cut
pcrcr-E. II. Pritchett. W. +. Robins super
numerarv Spotsylvania-J. w. +. Jones
J. +. Brannm supcrnumerary King George.
l. !. Baton. J &. Hummer supernumerary
Wcstmoreland-J. ii. Davis. Lancaster AND
Nsrthumberland-W +. Balm. Middlrsex-
Il b Beadles King & Qneen-H. J.. Mitchell
Carolino-John G. Rowe. L. n. ). Bloge
missionary 10 Germans
TKANsrERREp. William II. Whnelwright
William c. Cross and William G. Hammond
10 the baltimore Conference; Cyrus Doggct
10 The Missouri Conference.
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The Illinois Statesman, published at La
con, has placed at the head Of its columns
For President QS6s); Clement J.. Vallan-
digham. of Ohio, subject to the decision OF
the National Democratic Convention. Un-
der which reads: Redemption of Govern
ment bonds in greenbacks, or reputation
White supremacy, State sovereignty, and
federation, arc the foundation pillars of the
American republic.
The Tories of Harper's Ferry have
robbed Mr.. C. S. Harris, of Winchester, Of
Sl3S, on the ground that he, as a Confedc-
rate soldier, took quantity of whiskcy
from loyal man in 1861.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., q Co.,
Auctionesrs and Commission Merchants, Fifteent
street between Main and Cary.
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By Harrison, Godiin & AppersoR, ACetionesrs
and Ra2l Estate Agents.

NOM NJ SSION ERS' SALE OF
- HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT, ON
CHURCH HILL, ON THE EAST LINE OF
TWESTY-FOukTa BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHAL iSTREETS.-.s commissioners APP
pointed By decree OF The Circuit Court Of
Richmond pronounced on the sth Of Novem
Dor. 1867, In the case OF Hill against H!u &C.,
sha Il proceed 10 sell at puolc auction, on the
pr misses, on SATURDAY the 3O,h Of November,
1857, at o'cIockP 81, II fair II not the hrst fair
day thereafter, The real estate OF which the late
Wilson b. Hill died seized, consisting OF the spa
c!ous and we'll built BElCk DWELLING Located
az above. with large lot attached, fronting on
the east line OF Twenty fourth street, running
back 10 feet te wide alley.
TERMS: Ona-third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. in;eres.
added, and title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and \ conveyance ordered by the
court. BEVERLY =. WELLFJRD, JR..
ALESANDER b. GUiG N,
no l6-W S, Tu,ThSS Commissioners.
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BY Lee & 6oddin, Auctioneers.
No 13 Thirteenth street, between Main and Car,

TYR USTEF'S SALE OF TWO
i WOODEN TENEMENTS, ON SEVENTEENTH
AND RICHARD STREETS, FOB SALE AT AUG
TTOE By virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed
TO me az trustee, and at tho request OF the benef
c!ary, will proceed to sell on MOS Da the 18th
Of November, 1857, At4 O clock z. ~, on the pre-
misses the real estate named In said deeds, being
TWO WOUDEl TENkMESTS on Seventeenth
street hicbard, fronting about' thirty hree
feet on Seventeenth street and extending back
about seventy tiv feet TO alley Te feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to 1925 the balance, terms at
sale. [uol4l n NJ. LEE, Trustee.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

-~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~--~~ ~--~-~~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~
By Leo & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
M IA Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
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BY LYME 4 Brother
BY Lyme Brother,
Rsal Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
No. 1889 Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 FAEM, IN HBNRICO. TWO MILES BELOW
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. CALLED " MARION
HILL" ON THE OSBORN TURNPIKE. con !.
TANNING THIkTY-oNE AND TWO-THlRDS
ACRES As trustee In certain deed OF trust
made by John Faeu-y. Michael Martin, and Ellen,
his wife, dated the llth december, 1885, duly re-
corded In the clerks office OF Henrico County
Court shall. In execution thereof, at the request
OF the b. hciaras In the said deed, sell at public
auction on MONDAY the 18th OF November 1887,
next fair day thereafter, that VALU ABLE FARM
located as described above, containing 3l3 acres,
all well enclosed
The Improvements consist OF a large brick dwell
ing containing seven rooms, and the usual out
houses, snch as barn, stable, quarters, &c. There
is also on the farm fine orchard OF choice fruit
trees, and several springs near the house.
terms Enough In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to pay of certain note for $4,000,
dated the lth day of.Decsmber 1885, with interest
to day Of sale and the balance on such terms as
will be made known at the hour OF sale
WILLIAM ". LYME, Tr6&ee.
Sale conducted by LYME BRoTHE 80 nc
tioreers. no Md
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BvGrubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner 0. Main and Eleventh streets.

DRICX DWELLING, AND VACANT
Is Lots ADJQINiNG, At THE CORNER OF
VALLEY AND CEDAR STREETS, FoR SALE AT
sUCTIOT We will sell at auction, on the pre-
miscs on MONDAY the 25rh November, ~
o. clock F. II the large brick dwelling tths fo4mer
residence Of Jones Allen, deceased. and now
owned and occupied by John Prlddy, Esq.,) stu
ated rs a bovs described. = he principal dwelling
contain. eight rooms, with servants house with
three rooms; kitchen and large brick smoke
h0use with a We II of watsr in the yard. This is g.
comfortable residences suited for the accommoda-
ton Of Il large f,mily. The property wilt bs sold
as a whole divided so a. to axe the house lot
ffty-sevcu feet front by one hundred and fifty feet
deep, leaving three handsome building lots, 'front.'
ing each twenty i've feet on Valley street by one
hundred and nifty feet deep.
rgRMa: one fourth cash ; the balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust DEED
oRUBBo i WILLIAMS,
nolS AuctOasers.
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VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER

VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER
COUNTY, NEAR TO TAYLORSVlLLE AND
THE JUNCTION, FRONTING ON TWO RAIL
ROADS, FOR SALE ar AUCTION, IHCLUDIhG
CROPS, STOCK, 8C.-l will Ctfer at public sale,
on WEDN ESDAY the 9th Of November next, on
TRACT OF LAND on which ! re-!ic In the
county OF Hanover containing 81! acres within
three quarters Of IN lie Of the TtyIorsyills depot
on the Richmond, Frederick sbur3, and Potomac
railroad, and about the same distance from turn
out on the Virginia Central railroad, which Will
give the purchaser the choice Of two railroads ;;
twenty two miles from hichm. nd, IN healthy
and desird bls neigh borhood has on Il a good nd
comfortable dwelling nOass, with all the nsccs-
cary out buildings all OF which are In good re-
pair and conveniently situated The land lies
well, and is In high state OF improvement, VIII
wat.red and Is bounded on The sa-t by III. North
Anna river, which there Is some valuable
river bottom This - one Of the mcst desirable
farms In the neighborhoOd and IL well worthy
the attention Of any one m want Of 4 hnms. There
Is an abundance OF timber very conys niently stu.
a,ed. There hava been about twenty bushels Of
VIII aat seedsd this fall.
The farms will be very liberal. ANY one wish
ing to buy the land priE4ta!y before the day OF
sale can make application to me, and should
private sale be made, due notice will be given.
At the same date Will sell All OF my Crops on
the land say so barrels Corn, the Fodder. &c ;
stock OF Cattle, one good yoke Of oxen, two young
Mules thirty HoSe, amongst them some ten or
twelve killing hogs one good wagon. one OK and
one horse Cart. Also. my Household and ki,ca9n
Furniture.
Terms liberal and made Known on the day OF
sale.
Ny nephsw, WILLIAM a. Cosby. Ivy Depot
sale for me. JOHN G. ARRlS
nos u, %, %, and 70 Nov Taylorsviile
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionesrs.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
SIX LOTS, ON THE CORNER OF
- WASHINGTON STREET AND THE VIRGIL
MIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, AND CONCORD
DAY 25th November (after the sale OF John Prd-
dy's property-ssy at s o'clock p: n J, we Will
sell upon the premises the SIX LOTS located as
above described.
All of them front on the railroad and run back
SO feetto an alley.
This property is well located for business or Tor
small residences, being convenient to the Central
railroad depot.
Terms At sale.
no23 Auctioneers.
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BY James n. Taylor d Son, Auct;one.rs.
.Cfice No. s2l IsIn stree.
thraa dOrTb below Sp0tsWanI un,el
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE IN TRs COUNTY UP CggS.
TERFiELD. KT0WT IS The PALS PLIE
TtTION," ADJOINING TIE TOWN or Man
CHESTER, At AUCTl0T.-By vir;uo Of a deed ~
trrst made on tho second dav Of January 1890. Ly
Samuel Coleman ard D. T. Ward 20 me "a trr..a-
and OF record In the Clerks Office OF the Coarty
Court OF Chestarhsld, TO securs' the paymar, tf
Certain notes therein described. amoun:lng IN
thirty nine Thousand seven hundred and Thirty.
eight dOllara. with interest from the 18th d4y
October, 1859 til paid and At the rsquss, and con-
cent OF both parties nterssted'in said deed yS II.
proceed TO sell at pnblic auction, on the promise.
on TUESDAY the 10th day OF December. i.s7 Al y
O'Clock NJ, If fair, If not, the next fair day thara
after. a portion OF the vaiuabla farm cOnvayct IN
said deed. known a. the Fails Plantation With tn
Improvements thereon. al present occupied BY Nr
ID. I. Ward, containing about $40 acres of the
most valuable land In the state OF Virginia for
farming purposes. 1t has all the bindings on f.
necessary for large farm, and the land Is IN
high state OF cultivation. From It's proximity TO
the city OF Richmond and the town OF Manchester
Il may be considered to bs m most valuable farm
for its size in the state OF Virginia.
Terms One fourth cash balance on a credit OF
six, twelve. eighteen ard twenty four months, for
NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted By JAMES VI. TAYLOR &
SoS. Auctionaars. no?l
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

T ARGE SALE OF FRESH AND
IL sRASONABLE GOODS.-On WEDNESDAY,
y ovember 81, We will sell at our warehouse. COM
mencug at 10 clock, large and dss!rab le assor-
ment of
FRESH DRY GOODS, suited to the city and
country trade;
A large lot OF READY-MADE CLOTHING,
from the best manufacturers In the coun-
200 cases BOOTS and sRogS, comprising a full
assortment OF Mems, Women's, Boys, and
Misses Boots. Shoes BalInorals, &c.
These goods are all fresh, and will be sold with
ont reserve, and in lots TO suit purchasers.
no2l PAINE CO., Auctoneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TOM MISSIO NFR'S SALE OF
~ HOUSE AND LOT AND VACANT LOTS, on
MADDOX HILL, COUNTY OF HENR1CO, AT
AUCTION.-ln pursuance OF decree Of the Cir
cuit Court Of Henrico comfy entered on the 8th
day OF November, 1867, in the case Of Day, guar
dian, &c, Us. Annals and ais, will proceed to
sell at public auction, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY tho 23d day OF November, 1857, at .
o'clock P. NJ, if fair, If not, the next fair dag at
the same hour the real estate in the bill and pro-
ceedings in this case MENTIONED consisting Of
BRICK DWELLING with three rooms and kitchen
with two rooms, situated on Littlspage street. and
adjoining the properly Of !. W. Lewellen and
Others The lot fronts thirty i've and runs back
l6O feet There is also on tho lot a FRAME
hOU3E with three rooms, situated on the alley.
Also, three pretty BUILDING LOTS on tie south
side of Littlepage. street. fronting each thirty
feet and running back 100 feet. These lots ara
oppcst, the first ramed property.
TERMS rne-third cash rams inder in two equal
in taiments At four and eight months, purchaser
giving his notes for the credit instam7nts, and
title TO the land retained till whole Of the pur-
chase money is paid and conveyance ordered by
the court.
GRUBBs 4 W ILLIAMs, Apctionosrs. nol9
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BY Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, iuctoneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
1 LOT IN DTVAL'S ADDITION, NEAR TO
THE AIMS HOUSE.-By virtue OF Il deed of trust
executed to ths subscriber by John A Wittel
dated l2th June, l'tJ. Only recorded In Henrco
Comfy Court, 2hall, in exec alton thersof pro-
coed to sail at public ancton on the premises, on
MOGDAT, December ri, 1857 at ! O'Clock =. NJ
If fair, ii not the next fair day thereafter, the
REAL ESTATS Located as above, and in rear Of
the residence OF Dir. Emanuel Rebm9n The lot
has a front Of III feet and depth of $50 feet, on
which stands a framed tenement, occupied by John
Griffin also, stable. slaughter house, &c.
Terms: Enough in cash To defTay expenses OF
sale and to pay Off Il bond of 5000 with interest
from 18th jun, 1885, until paid and as to IN resi-
due. np1n such terms as shall be announced at the
hour OF sale. -
x.
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> q
General Ticket 2sn!.
sAhCgL RCTK superin.endsG,. apps
RIcH4UsD AID PETERSBURG EAILxotu GOA
RICHMOND, VA, Augas: ~ 1891. I

KIcaaVsD AgD PETERSBURG EAtL2otp Co.,(
RICHMOND, VA, AUgas: -. 1901.
EN.AlNS ON THIS EOAD LEANE
1 the Depot, corner o. Eisk'h and Byrd Streets
follows
EXPRESS TRAIN daily except Mondays st .
Z. II.
THROUGH MAIL daily atI:!oP ".
FREl0HT and ACCOMMODATION daily tea.
cept Sundays) AZ 0P. u.
The \. VI Train connects closely With trains
Is ia south As Augusta, Ga, ana ~ Petersburg
with trains ofthe south de railway.
The l:i9 T. N. Train makes close and sure con-
nect!ons with trains for ell point, south a. FAR -
New Orleans, and a. Pelersbarg Will trains io'
Norfolk. "a.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond AMI Al!
points north and west
FREIGHT and GCCoMMoDATlOy daily Tex
cept Sunday al !. 80 a If.
EXpEhsS TEAM daily at $3.50 A. u.
THROUGH MAIL daily toxceyt sunday Al ="
T. II.
Fare 10 aorioik. 81 Baggage checked ;arGGcS''
Z. Il. GILL,
sas Engineer and superintendent.