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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-31
Correspondence az the Richmond Dispatch.
Prosecutions OF Southern Wen by the
siilii.IN-Ehe New Dclcgmtc--s.tor,ii.

SUFFOLK, October 20, 1867.
About four Years ago negro woman
was killed in this county by MIR. Richard
Freeman, one of our most respectable
citizeas. Mr.. Freeman stated that the act
was done il sclGdcfcncc; and 10 notice
was taken of the affair at the time, al
though the Federal troops were then III
possession Of this county. Recently GER
tain negroes have vindictively pressed this
matter upon the military authorities, who
ordered the arrest Of Mr.. Freeman about
iour weeks ago. During his confinement
in the Jail of this place his health rapidly
failed. On last Friday about | O'Clock /.
N. he effected his escape from jail and
returned to his home, where he died yes
tcrday (Monday),a victim Of malicious
persecution.
II isrumored to-day that another citizen
Of our county is to be arrested, charged
with similar offence, said 10 have been
committed during the war for southern
independence.
WHY rake the ashes of the past and
I1iudle anew the fires Of sectional hatred
Will the military authorities thus fan the
eypiring emberS Of strife win they
become the tools of negroes TO wrcak their
spitc upon their former masters? We
trust not. 1t would be far better to bury
in oblivion the unhappy events OF the war
No good purpose can possibly be served
by prosecuting men for offences that can
not be proved by impartial witnesses, and
that were committed, perhaps, (it at ali, }
under the strongest provocation. Humanity
utters its protest against such fatal blum
Of uriS,inp, OF 4 =
emphasis to that protest.
Mr.. W. j. Parr, the delegate elect to
the Convention, was presented with d hat
of the stove-pipe order by his negro CON
s,itucncy the other day. We have no
doubt that before he comes away from
the Convention Parr will also be lated by
the white people who were not his cousli-
tuents.
We had the exquisite pleasure of meet
ing on the street to-day a lady who we wcr,
informed was Mrs. William j. Parr. She
is daughter of Ham, and, as might be
supposed, about the color Of ham well
smoked.
We had on yesterday an exceedingly
severe storm OF wind and rain. Fences
were blown down, limbs torn OFT the trees,
and the streets Hooded with water. The
telegraph wires in many places between
Suffolk and Weldon were blown down,
and about forty feet Of the Scaboard and
Roanoke railroad washed away. The
damage To the railroad will be repaired
To-Day and tonight, and the trains arc ex-
peCleu 10 run as usual tomorrow.
WIN Tue exceptions above noted, we
may "f''o AL qnic, along the" Nanse.
DioGESES
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By Grubhs & Williams. Auctioneers.
g a=.h rroat cnrnar NJ ain and EleYanth streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
GROUND ON MILL STREET, IN ADAMS
TAILkY.-In execution OF a deed of trust from
Frederick Cook and wife to the subscriber as trus-
rico Comfy Court Clerks office, being thereto
directed by the creditor secured will sell at auc.
ton, uron the premi, IS on THURSDAY the 9Th OF
November ut half pasta O'Clock P. NJ II fair, If
not, then on the next fair day thereafter. 1t the
same hour. the property conveyed by said deed,
being LOT OF GROUND front ng - feet on the
adjoining The property Of D. Won Grooming, G.
Alnrecht and others.
Trxys: Enough cash 10 defrav tho expenses Of
t1e "a le and to pay 1880 with intere4t from July
25 1887 the halanca upon terms OF payment 10 be
made known AT the time of sale.
THEODOH GANTER, Trustee.
GRrBEa & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. oc2o
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appersoa, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

BY HARRISON Goddn Appersoa, Auctionesrs
and Real Estate Agents.
UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HORSES, COWS. HOGS, OATS, FODDER, &c -
Al the request Of Miss Bette W. Bragg twho has
sold her mill properly and cottage residence), we
will sell at her residence, at BlaSey'S mil, Que
mile EAST OF Richmond on Friday the lst OF NO
vember, 1867, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following
p ali Of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing OF the usual variety, including some excellent
FEATHER BEDS,
One nrst.rate ROSEWOOD PIANO,
parcel Of valuable BOOKS.
ALSO,
Four very frs MILCH COWS,
one young BuLL, OF fine breed
Four HEIFERS,
Three good WORK HORSES,
Twenty one HOGS and PIGS,
One Ca RRIAGG,
One BOGGI,
Two CARTS.
One WAGON,
About 80 900 pounds SHELF OATS,
parce! of sHUCkS,
FODDER,
One large IRON KETTLE,
A parcel OF MACHINERY,
Several SHOT GUNS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
TgRMs: All sums under $50, cash =; over tnat
amount four months credit FOR approved en-
dorsed ne gotta Bile paper. -
HARRISON, GODDlN APPERSoN.
oc % Aucttoneers.
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CuIGNoNs GoING Up.-A Paris CORE
spondent says that "while living is going
down, chignons are going up" The abuse
OF false hair for the last two years has pro-
duced rise of 80 per cent in the price.
The French capillary artists" now sell
annually 100000 pounds Of hair, and when
BRAIDED curlcd, and corkscrcwed, bring in
y w, revenue OF more than Sl5,000,000 !
mere all inc hair comes from is a secret
S Sn.cl' Tor the tranquility OF families, had
better not be fathomed.
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Our neighbor of the Dispatch publishes
the following beautiful and well-known
lines, and credits the authorship to Mrs.
Julia Ward Horne. They are the produc-
ton of "Owen Meredith "-Bulwer, IT,
PeterSbug I,der.
"Whom first we love-" &C., are the lines
alluded to-
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spotswood Hotel.
SALE OF A BRICK
i HOUeE AND LOT, ON LOCUST ALLEY
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
AT AUCTloN.-By virtue Of deed OF trust exc
cnted 10 ma "a trustee by Thomas Clay Maddux
duy recorded In the clerks OF the Richm ond
Hastings Court. and at the request OF the bensfci
on THURSDAY the 7th November, 1857, on the
premises at II O'Clock NJ, the DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT named In said deed. situated on
Locust alley between Main and franklin streets,
fronting q feet on said Loc1st alley and running
back In parailsl lines 100 feet.
Terms Cash enough 10 pay tho expenses Of the
sale and the sum or 81 1876 CO, with interest from
the 18th day OF May, 1867 balance on such terms
as will be made known on the day OF sale.
JAMES NJ. TAGLpE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &
Son, Auclioneers. 2s-l0t
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horace greeley recently used the words
Jupiter Pluvlus . in an editorial article,
ana they appeared next morning in print
as Inspector Phineas."
Badeau has finished his book about the
!" Military History of U. S. Grant" 1t is
said to be intended to remove the Badeau-
der Grant is in with the Radicals, World,
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AUCTION SGLeS.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BY E. Gathright Auctioneer,
No 1883 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
WILL. SELL AT MY STORE THIS
L (Thursday) MORNING at 10 O'Clock an assort-
hs"' o' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES,
BLAN'KETs,
SHEETS.
q large assortment of
CEQCkERY,
GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY
FANCY SOAPS,
D'''0'' DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES,
CLOTHS. CASSiMERES,
uNrERWEAR.
SOCKS, &C., &c.
WILL BE ADDED.
200 superior and fashionaby CtoAKs, and
other articles too numerous 10 detail.
csl L. GArHRIGHT, Auclioneer.
BY b. Yarbrough,
Agent. Auctoneer and Commission Merchant,
No. east Broad street, near Brock avenue.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE TO-
DAY e 10 o'clock an S?s9rImsnt O. pTGcrEs
FURNITURE and HOY nhhEflSu ahlloL'Ho'
GROCEKltS,
DAY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
WATCHES,
LIQUORS. &c.
ALSO,
lSPRING WAGOy, with top, nearly new.
&. 8. IAKBEUuGH,
Agent for w. J. Rose.
Consigumcnts received up to hoar Of sale.
oc 81
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By Harrison, Goddin &Apperson, Auctoneers AMI
Real Estate Agents.

rHE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTIRE c.
TIVE PROPERTY KNOWN as "BACoN
RTER BRANCH TAVERN" ON BROoK
AVENUE, FOX SALE Or LEASE. AT The request
vaInahls property located as above, known as
BACON QtiAkTER BRANCH TAVERN, with the
square of land attached to II. bounded by Brook
avenns Suring Ca houn, and Godoin streets, con.
tsiuiny nearly two acres. The improvements are
all in good order consisting Of two large brick
buiItings-the one having front OF about 100
fsat ana the other front OF 81 feet. The yard Is
beautiful : shaded by sycamores-in the midst OF
which is spring OF pure water, encased In mar.
BILE slabs, with volume OF water suticlent, II -
believed to propel machinery, with a fall OF
twenty feet For many purposes this property has
great attractions and advantages; especially
Would it be desirable for A brewery, paper manu-
factory, tannery. or similar enterprise Possession
given at once. Terms very reasonable
&C 25-st HARRISON, ecDDlS y ApPESS"S.
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BY Thomas d. Neal, Auctioneer,
No. IS Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
riNEIS DAY at 10 o'clock | will sell al
/ my store an assortment OF h0USEhOLD
FURAITUS&. sdch as
BUREAUS,
BEDsTEADs,
CHAIRS, ,.,.-c -,
l Mahocanv SECRETARY and BOOKCASE
l large Mahogany PAhLuk CHAIR,
ETEGRE, -
| very handsome 6 AS CHANDELIERS.
ALSO,
a lot of Dry Goods, Grockery. and Glassware,
consisting OF
CLOTHS, CASSiMskhS,
SaTINETTS, CALI gES,
COMFORTS, NUBiaS, &c,
CUPS and SAUGEkS,
BASINS aud h"ERS,
BOWLS, PITCHERS,
NAPLES, &c. ~
Cc3l THOMAS u. NE = Il, AuctlonecI.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, AT
II AUCTION On FRIDAY, November LIST, at 10
o. clock we will sell at our store an assortment CT
FURNITURs, consisting OF
JENNY LIND aud COTTAGE BEDsTEADsa
MAHOGANY. WALN Ut, and STAINED
WARDROBRs,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and TABLES,
EXTENSION DIEIEG TABLES,
CANE apd WO0D-SEtT CHAIRS,
4 very large, fine FEATHER BEDS.
VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPETS.
INGRAM and THREE-PLY CARPETS,
New FLOOR aud STAIR CARPBTlNG,
FLOOR OfLCLOTH,
Window sHADTs.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
DAMAsK and LACE CURTAINS,
ENGgATfNGS.
ToILETWARE, &C.
ALSO,
About so dozen superior SPARKLING ALE,
A lot OF BARREL STAMPS.
oc3 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubos i Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh street

THREE NEAT BRICK DWELL
JNGS, ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN ARCH AND EYED 3 2r sTREETs
On MONDAY, 4th November, commencing at d
o'clock P we will sell upon the promises the
THREE TENEMENTS situated as above, opposlte
to Pratt's Cottage. and occupied by J. E Bryant
J. Campbell, and Mrs. Burlington, respectively.
They have five rooms each, two OF them nave
kitchens, and a II are supplied with water;
thu city being very convenient to business, s1t-
fciently retired. and having the adVantage OF the
nous. 49,,
Persons wishing to secure comfortable and desi-
rabe homes at moderate cost are particularly re-
uuested to attend this sale.
The terms will be made known At the time OF
sale GHuBbS Will AVIS,
81 nuCuohesEs.
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BY 6rubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
7 orth west corner Of Main and Eleventh stree:s.


TWO VERY HANDSOME BRICK
! COTTAGES AND VACANT LOT, ON THE
CORNER OF TENTH and NJ STREETS, FOB
SALE AT AUCTI0N.--We will sell at nc ion, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 3ist day of Oc-
tober, at . o'clock p. NJ, tho two very handsome
BRICK COTTAGES situated on Tenth street be-
vond Leigh, opposite the residence of Joseph
jackson, Esq and adjoining the residence OF ).
G. Robinson Esq One Of these so'tsSss Is n tSs
Other by c. 5. Robinson, ESQ.,, formerly occupied
by Judge Guild; This propsrty Is situated IN a q
excellent neighborhood, within five minutes
walk o. the post oil CO. and are most desirable re-.
sidences. They contain each eight rooms under
the same roof, including cook.room and servants
pnar,ments There are bath rooms with hot and
cold water, and gas on the premises.
The lcts upon which the houses stand are each
80 by lis feet.
The vacant lot fronts 20 feet on Tenth street and
runs back lis feet.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance at iour,
eirht and twelve months, for negotia BILE notes,
interest added, secured by trust dead.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ocos Auctioneers.
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Sy Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.


SSIONERS SALE OF
HANOVER LAND. NEAR COLD HARBoR.
WITH DWELLITG, &C.-ss COMMISSIONERS OF
Tire Circuit Colrt Of Hanover county nnder de-
ere. entered the Sd day Of october, 1897! In the
suit Of Tucker &c. rs. fuckers administrator,
&c, we shall proceed to sell at public aaction, on
the premises on MoTpAY the llth day Of Novem.
bar 1887. at 70 o'clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned in tho papers Of this cause. consisting
Of The FARM or TRACT OF LAND of which Plea
SAINT Tucker died seized and possessed, lying on
both sides Of the main road about ons mile below
Cold Harbor. adjoining the lands OF Isaac Ben
nett, Robert Nelly, deceased and Tha1dens Hig-
gins, and supposed to contain 27O ACRsS but
survey will be made before the day OF sale and
the exact number of acres sscertained). There Is
n mtortahle dwelling upon this land or two
rooms and passage, and the necessary out houses
FIR a small farmer.
Thee lands will be sold as who,e, or divided
into parcels 10 suit the wishes OF bidders rs shall
-eein most desirable at the sale.
TERMS: One-fonrth cash, and credit OF SIX,
twelve AID eighteen months as to the residue, the
purchaser TO execute his bonds tor the credit In
stal,-nts. with interest from day OF sale and the
title 10 he land TO be retained TIL the whole puT-
chase money is paid and q CONVEYANCE ordered by
the court. hrE ny ~ "a - I,r-,,
WILL NJ y BARKER,
oc26 Special commissioners.
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By Caskie & Brothers.

DrASTER AT AUCTI0N.--Wc will
sell at 10 o'clock on THURSDAY, 3'st instant,
on the dock foot of Twenty first street, two nun
lrad and twenty tons best quality Lump fiaster
mar brig - Rainbow, ~ IN lots 10 sGit purchasers,
Al q credit Of sixty days for approved negotiable
,onar ICc ao-Itl CASH. & BROTHERS.
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By Bowman 4 Stroock, Auctionsers,
10. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary

By Bowman 4 Stroock, Auctioneers,
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
4 i $50, 900 WORTH OF SEaSONABLE GOODS
We will of-r for sale at orr aucron-roOms or
TUESDAY the 5th OF November, $50, 900 WORTH
CT SEASONABLE GOODS, consisting of
BLEACHED and BROWN sHEETING and
SHIFTING,
PRINTS,
PLAID.
CHICKS,
LlNSEiS,
SILECI4S,
LfNIHGS,
BLACK BRoADCLoTH,
BEAVER,
CASSIMERES,
WHiTE and CoLoRED. SHIFTS,
CAL CO and CASHMERE SHIFTS,
MENINO SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
ladies and GENTS HOSIERY,
sUsPENDEgs,
FECk TIES,
WOOLEN COMFORTS,
NURIiS,
CAPES,
CLQAKS.
PAPER COLLARS, etc, etc
ALSO,
leo dozen MEMS and BOYS BLACK HATS,
SEQ cases MEMS, BOYS, WOMEN'S, and
MISSES, BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, and
ALSO,
About s.. 600 worth OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
In addition to the above We will sell about IS ooo
worth of DAMAGED STOCK.
The attention OF the trade is called to the above
TERMS OF SALE Ill sums under 500, cash !;
under 1900, sixty days; over that amount, ninety
days with approved endorsements.
~ ''''' '''' BOWMAN 4 sTRoOCK,
&c 30 Auc.ioneers.
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TpuSTrss NOTIFY

TkUSTEh' ; NOTICE.
Messrs. West L Andrews having conveyed 10
me in trust for The benefit of their creditors, III
III cir assets, all persons indebted TO them arr
hereby notified to ma ke payment to me as speedily
A, possibIe E. NANCE.
ne % Trustee.
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Hardware.

UEAVY HARDWARE.-250 dozen
Ia Axes. assorted $50 dozen Spade and
shoves; 100 dozen Painted Bucket quo Xxx KEY
Nails assorted SO kegs Horseshoes . TONS, II
and Cart Chain, FOR sale at lowest market rates by
Sc II w o. wv :. :. - - -
pABBIT METAL.-500 pounds tine
y Rabbit Metal Just received per steamer al
"n1'" "'AA ' CHARLES J. SETON,
.,7 lI35 Main street.
PRESERVING X ETH Els AND
- CHARLES J. SIyTON,
lG3s III ain street.
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OFFICE OF VIRGINIA.,
Richmond, October -, lstT.
-ReGL Estate for Sale.

NOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST
f. RETAIL GROCERY STANDS in the h.
State, on the corner of Venabie and Mosby Ei;a
stra,ts linton Hill. The house has hveIAA
rooms besides the store room-all in h.st.rate
order, newly painted and papered Also, WELL
mo adIoiiing. containing five rooms both
honses front on Yenable street % feet, running
b.ck Ill feet Also. q GARDEN, attach he'd In rear,
fron,iag 81 feet on Mosby street running back la
feet; all wei enclosed There is also on me
nlsce A No. / stable, containing six salls !; car
Rage. house wood house, and coal house. FOR
cash a bargain may DO had for the whole For
furth. infol maton apply al l5io III ain street 70
&c % H. r"" bAo.
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CARGO SALE OF PRIME No. ROE
pHRRINGS-We will sell at auction on
PRIDAY MORNING, November LIST, commencing
at half past 10 o'clock, on board Of schnoner j.
n Williams lying at the corner OF Nineteenth
and Dock streets 4 cargo consignment OF
No. FAMILY ROE BEHRING'S.
In half barrels /: to which we invite the attention
OF the trade. .,,.o-,
,agofjab HE naper. s. JONES, JR., CO.,
ties a, Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctoneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

DRICK DWELLING AND LARGE
y Lot ON MADDUX's HILL FOR SALE At
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, November /, at half
past o'clock p. NJ we will sell ut auction. upon
the premises. The handsome BRICK DWELLlaG
on Maddux Hill near the residence OF j. w. Lew
ellen ESQ The house has seven rooms, Is Very
well finished. and Is of he best in the neigh
borhood. The lot Is Goxl2o feet.
TKRMs: Mate known at the time OF sale.
oc 81 GRUBBS i WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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General Fresh, and Ticxs, Lys,,
CAPTAIN JOAN II. FREEMAN "'-''
Passenger ard Freight Agent GA,
7 ] c Il NJ OND ANDCan GsSsxgS-
IL DAsVlLLE RAILROAD. 9s s5zlnfss
BORDER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY P,rg

Notice Is hereby given that All arttclas passlr,
over THIS ros al Intended for exhibition al the arovs
far Ito be held Ia UauviIle VA. q" a., ~
9th, 1th, ana '.h of November nexu will h.,
charged a. tho regular ratas OF TRANSPORTATION n,
'lch artlcles bat /! not disposed o. 81 lhs G,.r
will be '
RETURNED FREE,
and the amount paid tor transportation q, tbs
same 10 the fair refunded II returned within la,
days from III date Of their sh pine mt to To, lair
Life members Of ,he Border Agricultural Society,
on exhibitor OF their certificate Of lite member,
ship, will be passed tr"" 10 and from The fair
Return tickets will be sold At tbs ticket Offices
TO all persons going 10 the fair from any point on
TIL. road, At thu regular rat. one way, with tina
privilege OF returning free, but such ticket can
only bs procured at tn. cumptny'S ticket office.
Persons paying their fare on thu cars Will hs
charged fuI fare both ways.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
THOMAS pupANEAD,
oc 23-2v Surarirt~0dsI,
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
AND
READY MADE CLOTHING.

On WEDNESDAY, November 8, commencing at
10 o. clock we will sell al our auction rooms, by
catalogue. "
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. AND BALMORALS,
comprising every variety for men, women, and
chi ldren-all new and choice goods-ju st received.
Also, large stock OF
REaDT-MaDE CLOTHING,
now receiving comprising several invoices OF
entirely fresh and desirable goods, suited 10 the
We invite the attention Of city and country
dealers to this sale. as 1t embraces many choice
goods and will be without limit or reserve.
oc % PAINE & CO.. AuctiOneers.
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VALUABLE LAND, ADJOINING
Y ASHLAND, IN HANOVER CIUsTY, FOE
SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions OF decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Hanover county pronounced
on the lst day of October, 1857, in the cause ot
Taylor &c, rs. Taylor &c, shall a. EspSSe .
commissioner, proceed to sell on hpI F. ~ a.,
fair day, at ashland, in Hanover county, one
HUNDRED AND FrY-PlVE ACR Us OF Ian u,
being portion CT the land owned by the late
Garland g. Taylor.
This land adjoins the town OF Ashland, Is nearly
all in woods, and will be sold In lots 70 sun pun
chasers The improvements consist OF Two shaii
houses, with well Of good sulphur " ater; am
At the same time will! sell HOUSE AN LOT
in Ashland, with the privilege OF free ticket on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Fotomac rall-
road to the city of Richmond.
Terms One-thiri cash, one-thlrd on eIeuit
of twelve months and na.ihlrd on credit Oh
eighteen months, with interest from the day OK
sale. for bonds with good personal security, and
' CHaSTAIN WHITE,
nc 26tds Special Commissioner
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BY Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,
Ccrrer Governor and Franklin streets.

SALE or VALUABLE
| STOCK OF GROCERIES, WILLOW "ARE,
&c, At AUCTloN.-As trustee in a deed Il trust
from Messrs West & Andrews daily recorded in
The clerks Office Of the Richmond Hastings Court,
| shall, on THURSDAY the 3lst october loeI, com
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. proceed TO sell at auc
West 4 Andrews, y O. lila ,in street, large and
valuable stock Of FAMILY Ok. CEklES, consist
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LIOTORS,
SUGARS,
CDFEEE,
BACON,
WOOD and WILIOW WARE,
A Ii ,hn AnNPE EiNTnRES

together with a variety OF such other articles as
are usually found in first class grocery. ,
TERMS: All sums o. 800 and under, cash all
sums &Ico, sixty days credit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
E. NANCE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by Cook LAUGHToS, Auc-
tioneers.