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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-07
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctlonsers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh strasts.

A VERY VALUABLE FARM or
IMPROVEMENTS, ONE NILE WEST OF TIL:
CITY, ON TIE BROAD. STREET ROAD. JUST
BEYOND THE FAIR GROUNDS AND NEAR To
GROVE ROAD. For SALE 1T AUCTioN.--By
auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY the sth
OF December, At i2 o'clock a., his we'll known
and much. admired FARM, situated as aboya
stated, fronting on the cross road Leading from tn
Grove road 10 the Broad street road running back
along the latter road nearly a mile In length TO
the Old Scuti otown road.
There are eighty four acres Of land, which have
been brought to the highest possible state OF i'm
Il square yard Of waste ground. The improve
msnts consist OF handsome DWELLING with
twelve rooms, kitchen with four rooms, garden
ers house barn, stable, corn house, Ice h use,
&c There are two noe young apple and peach
orchards, now In their prime, besides an album
dance OF small fruits. Abou: forty acres have been
seeded with " heat.
1t would be unnecessary TO say word In COM
neIdatlon OF this property TO those WHO know II ;
but for the benefit of those q. distance who ma
wish 10 settle near the city, we will add th lat moth
Ing more desirable Tor suburban farm, or fo T
lruit-gIowins and gardening purposes can be
found. whilat II offers peculiar advantages u
permanent Investment, ~ II at present can be
Ia the direction to which the principal improve
ment and growth Of the city Ia rapidly extendiug
Jf desired, good farm on some navigabie
water-courss, or IN the'Srass. growing portion Ci
the state or good city property. would be taken In
part payment
After the farm is sold, there will be public sale
OF the crops, stock, &C., Of which due notice viii
be given hereafter.
the terms will hs made very accommodating.
GRUBbs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to ex-
no27 a. w.
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By Crane & Co..

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
10. Twelfth street. between Main and Car
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letter from Carroll County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
uMLsvlLLE, VA, December 2, 'G7.
This was our court day, and also day
set to appoint delegates to the white mans
Convention on the 18th instant,
The meeting was called to order by Il.
p. Cochran, Esq, when DR.. l.. f. Volt
was elected chairman, and Colonel W. III.
Sutherland secretary.
General J. Walker made an eloquent
address. He was followed by General
William Terry, who did great credit TO
himself by the elegant and finished manner
of his speech. Captain Fry and G. r..
Gather followed in stirring and persuasive
addresses.
There was large audience, with num-
Der of our friends Of the Radical persua-
sion; some of whom expressed themselves
as determined to support the white mans
party.
We appointed about forty Of our best and
leading citizens as representatives to the
Convention. Also central committee,
10 see that all Conservative voters are at
the polls in future, and not do like they
did in the last election, and cause our de-
feat by staying at home.
Our county at the last election voted to
subscribe one hundred thousand dollars to
the Norfolk and Great Western railroad :;
and all the magistrates being present, duly
appointed DR.. L. F. Volt as the agent for
the county to subscribe to said stock and
see to their interest. They also appointed
James l.. Mitchell as proxy to represent
the county in the meeting to organize
the said company. SO you see we intend
to have road in our rich copper regions
if it can be gotten.
Fearing to tire you, viii now close.
Yours, EsCuLAPlus.
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magisteriall district, consisting of thirty
good and reliable men, to preserve oroer,
enforce the laws, and exercise whatever
other functions may be necessary.
The suggestion was unanimously adopt
ed. A very noticeable feature OF .he
meeting was the perfect unison OIL ,eel'ns'
and every individual seemed keenly aive
70 the great and important interests OF the
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
II 10y CHAPMAN, Chairman.
,Tohn ". Ldansoa, Secretary.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Hellick's DistiIlery-FireS.
PETERSBURG. December G, 1861

PETERSBURG, December G, 1867.
A week or ten days ago | informed you
that Henick's distillery, on Swift creek,
had been seized by the revenue officers
and shut up. 1t is still closed, though
various e fiorts have been made to compro-
mise the difficulty. The distillcry itself
is beyond the limits Of this revenue dis
trict, but the rectifying department is in
this city, in which twenty barrels of liquor
were seized. The parties are said to be
Baltimoreans, and none of our citizens are
believed to be involved in the matter. The
name of the informer has been kept pro-
found secret.
A fire last night, and another to-day, may
have an omnous significance. They come
in rather too rapid succession, considering
that none had occurred before for q good
while, ).
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BY GruDbs i Williams, Auehonser,.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

CATALOGUE SALE OF A VALUA-
" BILE LAW LIBRARY AT AUCTION. ON
WEDNESDAY, 18th December, commencing i
half past4 o'clock p NJ, va VIII sell ut 30 ~!
Main street the valuable law library Of the lals
General George W. Randolph. 1t comprises ab"n!
one thousand volumes. embracing the elementary
and standard worss, the EnsIish Rsport-, and
many rare and valuable Virginia book, NV o.I
OF print, ths whole forming 4 collection WCTiay
the attention OF the bar.
There win also be sold few miscellaneous
works
Terms Mado known at the Fime OF sale.
Catalogues will be ready IN a NV daya.
GEUBBS i WILLIAMS,
ia A TOM
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DIR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence OF the h,chmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, December S, 1861

WASHINGTON, December S, 1867.
AS this is likely to be very long SEES
sion. Congress is slow to go to work upon
the important matters which must claim
their attention. The various financial pro-
iects which have been advised and cohs'- =
dered in certain quarters will admit "
very long debates and earnest discussi O,,.'
which they are bound to have but, really
1t appears as If the disposition " ..H . La.
Denomination of their hopes in the way OF
reconstruction is reached. 1t is proposed
"a have tho repreSenta:ives-soc called
from tho southern States in their seats be-
fore adionrnmcnt, and much time is likely
n ha occupicd in providing for this. So far,
nothing has been done towards providing
for contingencies which might ar Use in the
States themselves to prevent this end :;
but those contingencies are being looked
for, and Congress will remain in session as
long as possible to prepare for them.
Some Of the members expect to have their
loyal (9) southern representatives in their
seats about July or August. If there are
many Of them of the same shade and ma
,tural complexion as make their appear
apce in some of the conventions now in
session south of the Potomac it is not un-
likely that some of the more intelligent
and refined members Of the Radical party
will move an adjournment sine die. The
experiment is to be tried, however, and
they all appear anxious to see how it will
work.
II is somewhat significant Of the little
influence that the subject has among the
people that although certain members of
Congress are almost bursting with dc
sire to open their batteries of elQQuence
in advocating the adoption Of the resolu-
ton to impeach the President, the solid
men in the community have little or no
thing whatever to say on the subject.
The Treasury Department has received
information Of the death Of Thomas IL.
Brown, assessor of internal revenue for
the second district Of Western Virginia.
The sale of the interest Of the United
States Government in the Dismal Swamp
canal, which has been advertised to take
place at the Treasury Department on the
9th of the present month, has been post
poned by the Secretary until the I'd of
January next. The stock to be thus sold
consists OF eight hundred shares, constitu-
ting nearly one half Of the entire capital
stock Of the canal.
The members Of the recent commission
to make peace with hostile Indians are ar
irving here singly, and will meet next
week, when their report of operations will
be completed and presented. I.
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At meeting Of the citizens Of Isle of
Wight county held at the Courthouse
December 8, and largely attended, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the
Conservative Convention to be held in the
city of Richmond December IL, Hardy
Chapman, Esq, was called to the chair
and John W. Lawson appointed secretary.
The chairman briefly and torcibly en-
planned the object Of the meeting, and
several patriotic and conservative speeches
were made by different gentlemen, when
Mr.. J. l.. Wilson offered the following
motion: "That a committee consisting of
ono gentleman from each magsterial dis
trict in the county be appointed to sue
gest the names Of suitable persons to re-
present us in the approaching Convention.
Whereupon the following gentlemen
were appointed Messrs. j. L. Wilson,
Charles D. Jordan, Alfred R. Butler,
George II. Jordan, and Henry Il. Parker.
The committee retired, and in their alb
sence George 7. Clarke, Esq, lawyer of
fine abilities, and universally esteemed BY
his fellow citizens, was called on to address
the meeting.
Mr. Clarke arose, and in very forcible
and eloquent manner discussed the politi-
cal situation, and urged the Importance of
union and organization against the Radical
usulpess and their constitution. His re-
marks were listened to with profound in.
''r Tbs a eom ufsw forth great applause
returned, and submitted the follow;nn ~
port: fv-
District No. l.-R. II. Whitfield, James
r. Jordan, John NJ. Shivers, Henry p
10y @sAer. No. &c. B. Hayden, J. L. vii.
sSa' george r. Atkins, John A. Jordan.
so SON. 'JJTe9Fge IL; Jordan, John W. Law
4~Gsorrs f. + p naK' John W. Ward. No.
+. Powell, William S. Chapman aou'i, 10 MUS
A. K. Boiler, William E, Barnes e. E ET. OIL
Rau!S, 7. j. Clements. Inward
The report was unanimously adoptea
J. .. Thomas, Esq, then offered tho e.,
lowing suggestion to the meeting: That az. .
vigilance committee be appointed in each
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BY Grubba q Williams. Auetioneers.
Il orthwest corner Of Main and Eleventh Itse.i

COMMISSIONERS S A L + OF Z
~ VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. on CHUSCH
HILL. Az AUCTlOS.-By virtue Of = deere u
the Circuit Court OF H4nrlco county entered
the .th Of November, 1887; in tho case Of . cray
Us. Crays guardian. &c. will, as spsc'al co-'
missioner thereby appointed. s.Ii At publc arc'
ton, upon the premises, on THURSDAY the L'h
day OF December, at O'Clock +. NJ, or ta!r. i
not then on the next fair day thereafter ~ iAt
same hour the HOUSE and LOT OF which jams
Cray died seized and possessed. and now occupied
by Mrs job nson, situated at the corner OF bEU4l
and Thirty. Third Streets, on Chlmborako HILL
The lot fronts on Broad street l2c feet. snd 'nr
one half OF tbs. front extends back TO harsA4k
$50 feet deep, and for the other haf Jos lg-
deep, as will DO shown by map on the day d!
sale.
The first story OF tho house IL OF brick, the other
story Is Of wood II contains eight rooms, wien :
shinSled roof, stable, wood and coal house, and
u well OF gool water in the yard.
Terms: 1850 each the balance az four, eisk'.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, int-rr-'
added n q title being retained by the court lu.l
the notes are paid. BENJAMIN H. NASH,
ConmissioDsr.
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By Bowman 4 S.roock, 4 uctioneers,
No, 70 Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
large CATALOGUE SALE OF
il BOOTS; sH0Es, DRY GOODS. Ct ,'on 1on,n;
on TUESDAY III. 10th Of December at 10 O'Clock
a large assortment OF sEAsUNABLE GOODS, con-
s'S'iD Ma a. chester BROWN sHBETIN G and
SHIFTING.
SHIFTING.
DRESS GOODS,
DELaINFS
PLAIDS.
CHECKS,
LINSEYS,
JEANS.
PRINTS.
Innings,
SELICIsS,
fTaLIAS CLOTH,
BLACK BROADCLOTH,
CaSSlMhRES,
VIZ WHi r an, CoLoRgD BOSOM SHIRTS,
CASHMERE and FANCY SHIRTS,
HANnKGRCH'EFs.
LA ADJ : and GENTS HOSIERY,
e,pP S s '!saE!
no p SKTkTS.
VALISES, TRUNKS, SC.
a large line Of saasonable
HATS ana UMBRELLAS.
200 cases OF Mems Boys, Womens, and Misses
BOOTS, SHOES, BEOuANS, and BALAo-
RAILS.
ALSO,
very fine assortment OF
Ladies' and Misses FASH enable SAVU.S,
CLOAkS, and
Ladies FANCY FURS
viii be added
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, SC.
These Goods all seasouabie, and the alton
ton of the trade is respectfully called TO ths sale
TERMS or SALE: Ali sum. under 800, cash
under $500 sixty days oyer that amount, ninety
davs with approved endorsement.
de- BOWMAN & STRONCK.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulllam Co..
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUA~
4 BE ZEAL ESTATE IN THE TcWS OF
execution OF the provisions
OF a certain deed OF trGst from Robert Car
ter and wife to the subscriber, as trustee, ma
bearing date thu 10Th DAY OF March,, h'e
and duly of record in the Clerks Office o.
tn. cou Ity Of Chesterfield, and being required
so to do by the benv fcary III said deed, vii
soil at public auction, on the premises. or
70 ESDAY the 10th OF December, 1887, At :! o. clccl
?. NJ, the very valuable store AND DWELL
ING-HcUSE and LOT now occupied by Robert
Carter, Esq., located on Hull street tnorth s.dal
between Jones street and the corporation line.
The lot fronts % f6ct and runs back lG5 feet The
house contains five rooms and 10 IN excellent re-
pair.
Terms $500 cash, ard balaLca ut such time AZ
will be made known on day Of sale.
A. G.. PULLltN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKISTos, PuLLIAM & Co.,
AnctiOneers. de3
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By Harrison Goddin & Apperson, lAnctior.
and Zeal Estate Agents

beautiful SQUARE OF FOU
d ACRES CT LAND. ~ SIDNEY, HgL3r
CROW STREET. POR SALE IT AuCTiNS =
the req nest OF the owner we shall proceed % ;.
at auction, on the premises on TUESDAY b
camber 10 1897. at IL o'clock 81, that bas.,,
square in Sidney, within one square ofGr-,
street, designated by the NUMBER Js7 a.. '3a /.
and in rear Of thu handsome cottage now O~-.
by the heirs of the late Samuel r. Mitchell, &
merry by Thomas q. Dudley, ESQ.
TEAMS Reasonable, anu made knoEn a. E.
hour Of sale.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APP8gS0g,
de knc.,nma.r.
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BY Cook 4 Lau3 hton, Auctioneers.
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNIT U r e +,
CAgTS, HAHN Ess, &C, At AUCTioN. : Oh
MONDAY the 9th instant at 10 o'clock, wa will
sell at the farm lately occupied by Mr.. Joseph
j. White, on the Williamsburg turnpike opposta
the Charles City road, very desirable assortment
Of
GENTEEr HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NfTURE,
FARM HORSE and MULE,
l MlLCH COW,
Several HOGS.
! BUGGY and HAHN ESS,
CART and HARNESS,
SADDLES,
The usual variety of FARMING UTENSILS,
IS H0T-HOUSE SASH.
COOK i LAUGHT0N,
de iuctiOrssrs.
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By James u. Taylor i Son, Aucttous-.
Office No. s2l Main street
thran dnors below Snn,,HooI HntaL

SALE OF VALUABLE
4. REAL ESTATE ~ THE COUNTY OF rHG,.
TERRIFIED, KNOWN As THE PALS PLAG.
T,TIOE," ADJOIUIEG TIE TOWN OF Ms.
CHESTER, At AuCTlON.-by virtue OF a deed %,
trust made on the second day Of January, 1850. ny
Samuel Coleman aud y. +. War! TO ne a. tTust--,
and Of record In tho Clerks Office Of The Coz y
Court OF Chesterfield, to ssc1re the payment u
certain notes therein described. amounting 10
thirty nine Thousand ss7en hundred ard thirty.
eight dollars, with interest from the Eth DAY 81
October 1889 till paid and At the request and con.
sent of both parties inter asted In said deed, " II
procaed 10 sell At pUbiic auction, on thu premise.
on TUESDAY the 10th day OF December, 1851. A. 1.
o'clock NJ, II fair II not, tho next fair d1y iauf-
after q portion Of the valuable farm come at "a
said deed, known a. the Fails Plantation w,'A the
improvements thereon, at present occupied b. - r.
D. F. Ward, containing about 3!D acres Of 'h-
most valuable land In the state OF Virginia I'm
farming purposes. 1t he's all the buiidtgk- ON i!
necessary for Il large farm. and the !tud l. ia ID
high state OF cultivation From IT. proximity 81
the city Of Richmond and the town Of MHuCG~-i-r
IL may he considered to ba til mott valuable tara!
for IN size IN the state OF Virginia.
TERMS: Cne-fourth cash balance on q credit 0'
six, twelve. eighteen, and tw1ny- -four months, ni
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured ~
deed or trust.
JAMES II. TAYLOR, Trustee
Sale 10 be conducted by JAMES u. TAYIvs I
Son. AuctiOnaers no.
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BY Grubbs s. williams, Auctioncers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

NORM west corner Maln aII1 hIsVeHtH stIt0V''
HANDSOME BEICK GOTTA c. ON
IA FIFTH STREET BETWEEN LEIGH AND
Jackson, FOg SALE At AUCTIQN.LWe viii
sell al auction, on tina premises, on thI DAY 10Th
Dacembor ~ 1 O'Clock Y NJ, tho handsom"
BH4CK COTTAGE located as above described 1T
contains six rooms, with kitchen with two rooms
The properly is in good repair and well located,
and has cas and water on the premises.
The LOT fronts 29t feet on Fifth street, and runs
back les feet TO alley II feet wide, with the ad-
vantage of II side alley.
Terms: one tourth cash balance at 4, 8, and T.
months for negotiable notss, interest added.
secured by L trust deed
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de ; Auctioneers.
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A73IlGSeWle7ltS.

r AIDES FFSTIVAL.-The ladies OF
/ 4 .he First Baptist church invite the congrega.
tion and all their friends to the lecture room OF
the church during the afternoons and evgnings OF
the week commencing Monday. Ds:anber e'h.
Substantials and dal!eaass will be furnished fcr
the refreshment of thar Visitors. Useful and
fancy articles VIII bs exhi bItad Tor sale
Norafties. lotteries, chancea or ANYTHING incon-
sistent VI IN Chrst!an princinlo d. --lw
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BY Paine i Co. Auctioneers.

7
I ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.--On
4 j WEDNESDAY, December 18th, commencing;
at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our auction rDOlis
by catalogue, very large and choice stock Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety OF new and seasonabl3
goods, now receiving adapted TO winter sales.
ALSO
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES and BALMORALS,
comprising every variety for Men, Women, and
Children.
ALSO.
A large and desirable assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of latest and best sty les, suited to the season.
We invite the attention of city and country
dealers to this sale, the stock Is all fresh AMI
seasonable, and Will DO sold without reserve and
in lots to suit purchasers.
no20 PAINE /; CO.. Auctionesrs
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Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Twelfth street, between Main and Car
TXECUTRIX SALE Or HAND
IL SOME BrICK DWELLING. At The NCE.E
WEST CORNER OF CARY And FIIST STREET,
We will sell at auction, on the premises, q,
TUESDAY, 10Th instant al half-rAst 3 o'c lock P
NJ. that very desirable BGICK DWELLISG G. con
tanning fifteen rooms, Of which ten have IT..
placss and gas. It Also contains bath ronr
closets, coal and wood cellar, ard other conv-
niences The out-ouil!ings conSis. OF a bFta
kitch on with rre rooms, and large new brio
stable end carriage house, with a spaciors pave
yard adjoining. The premises are In good cord
ton, and the eligible and pleasant situation ,
the property comments II TO thu attention OF tho,
wh O desire to secure = commodious, elegant. ar
comforta bic residence. The ln' fronts s. zee, o.
First street, and runs back ITO feet on Cary 10 d
a Hey ten fee: wide.
TERMS: One third cash balance AZ elk, trslTs
and eightaan months, with interest added deter
GREENE & Co, AuctiOnaar.
r. w. KERsgs, ga esman. D.:
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BY James NJ. Taylor & son, Auctioneers,
Otiice SIT Main street.
,hroa doors bslow SpotswoOi Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VhLUABtF
l REAL. ESTATE, on THE NORTHEAST COS
HER or MAIN AID FIRST STREETS, Pr
SaLEAT AUGTI0N.-By virtue Of 4 deed % tn.
executed to me NJ Trustee. TO secure the paymar
of certain uotss thsrein mentioned, bearing dst
tho 9th day OF July, 1866, au4 recorded IN n
Clerk oil so or the Hu-tings Count cf The city
Richmond, and AZ the request o: the benataisfy !,
said deed VIII proceed 10 sell ~ pnbiic auction
on the premise on n0SDAY tn 9th fay o. IL
c.mber 1881, a. oclccE ?. NJ III fair, u not la
next fair iav thereafter, tho large THE S->rnh
BRTCn TENEMENT situated at the rurhsa,
corner Of Main and First straetg, and the ER,l
BUILDING in tho rear, used AZ a -cho0l-hnrs-
The said buildings, hsT.rS been roc"b.ly rel a.'
ed ara now IN good order. The lot fr0rs .
Main street ab0ut tIEty feet. running back aoag
100 feet.
TERMS: Enough cash 70 pay the expenses ofsa
and TO pay two notar-one for -, taJ.i2, due jan
arv u. 1851. and one Tor $l,i'l 81, with ln'nTa.
from the 18th day Of July, 1867; ans the balance
such terms as NAV ha agreed upon on tn sayr
sale. j All - ii. L \ LvE, IIHt'ra.
sale conducted by JAMES 81. TArLoE ,o5
AuctioEeers. l'..
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionesr
Sorthwest corner Main ard Eleventh 49,.
COMMISSIONERS SALE mr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or
" FAHM OF 90! ACRES. WITH COMROET, ,,
IMPROVEMENTS, ARo0T FIVE MILES az
THE CITY OF RICHMnED, AT hTC-rSSSs1-,
execution OF decree OF the Circuit Coar, =.
county OF Hsnrico entered in the Gaze Of s,,,' ,.
Minor et ais, the UNDERMINED, who vs,..'
pointed commissioners for the purpose. V IN :, =
auction. upon the premises, on WEEDS ? '6,t
18th OF December, al ~ o'clock u II fair 4;
then on the next fair dsy tn GREATER, stt6.'.
hour the tract OF land referred to in tn ne
incs In said suit, being the farm torrasrry -
by Mrs Clarke and others, sold By them IN . (
peasants. and by him conveyed 10 Mi, Z
Burke situated about i've miles beiow tn. -
near the Kew Market road. adjelnIoy i,
Drinker, Dr. ~infroe and Others, and c6r,,t.'E
99i scres-sll Of which Is cleared The nm.
ments consist Of a plain but comfortable dw.t4
and the usual ont. but diugs. with 4 yood oy,t.
The attention OF those wishing to purchs.s y.
moderate cost farm near the city Is iavl,s,
this sale.
TERNs : One. fourth cash balance ats.l1,.
Is months for notes with in,eres, adtet n. :.
10 be retained by thu cCEr: Until he not, =.
paid. y. K. HoWlSON,t Corr,,..,..
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneew roa
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GErBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
BY Grubbs d Williams. Auctouesn.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

A VERY HANDSOME BR C
IN WELLlN @, WITH FUUR BUlLDISI
LOTS, ON The WEST SIDE OF Third sTREkE
BETWEES MAIN AND CARY STREETS. AM
Two BUILDING LOTS on CARY sTkEEr ~.
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD sTRBETs, FoH
SALE AT AUCTIDS.-On TUESDAY, 10Th Dc.
cember al o clock p. M. will sell upnn ihs
premises The very handsome BRICK DIV I'LL. -
situated as above, and occupied by John " 49,
ESQ. II contains Hneiulins the kitchenl eleven
rooms, with baths, water, and gas, aHd Is Ia very
nice order. The lot is AZ by 100 feet. -.,,
fter which win DO sold FoUR BU!Lp'ho
LOTS, ad Joining on the south and sxtsnGih. -
Cary street, each 3oxl0 feet 10 al alley. A.'o;
TWO BUILDING LOTS on the north side 81
Cary street between Second and Third streets.
each 25xl5V feet 10 alley.
The Dwelling Is very desirable IN Its IocA.''-
and construction, being convenient 10 brslAtssi
In quiet and pleasant neigh oorhcod and "S.t
built The Lots are tho mos. desirable now on
thu market
Terms: Very accommodating:
GRUBBS s WILLIAMS,
nooT Auctoustrs.