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Railroads.
DICHMOND AND NvILLE
II RAILROAD-CHAHGE OF sCHEDULE-HgW
TRANSPORTATION and after THURSDAY

nICHMOND AND NvILLE
X RAJLROAD-CHAHGE OF gCHEDULE-HEW
AKRANGEMHNT.-On and after THURSDAY
September IT, 1857, the Passenger Trains upon THU
road will run as follows:
TRAINS GOING WgsT.-Danville and Lynchbnry
accommodation passenger leaves Richmond daily
texcept Sunday AZ A. N. arrives at Dan,ilIe at
54sP. NJ. This train connects at Bnrkeville with
passenger raing the So uthside road for all way
stations on that road and Virg MIA and Tenn essss
road. Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, fash.
Vile Memphis, &c, Tenn. Dalton, Atlanta, &c.
Ca; Huntsville. Decatur, Montgomery, Mobile
&C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, Jackson
Vicksburg, &C., Miss. New Orleans, La.
Through mail and passenger train leaves Eich.
mond daily at 2.so p. II. arrives at Danville at
IL 02 p. NJ. leaves Danvflle daily at IL 65 p ~:
arrives at Greensboro at 2 A. NJ, connecting A.
Greensboro with passenger trains on the North
Carolina r.iiroad for Jamestown, High Point,
Salem, Lexington, Salisbury, statesvills, Morgan.
ton. Linc"lnton, Charlotte, &C.. N. Chester
Anderson Courthouse, Abbsville, spartansbur9
Grseneyille, &c, 3. c.. being seventy. Eve mi "a
shorter and twelve hours In advance Of any route
10 ali points IN western North Carolina and TIA
northern part Of South Carolina
TRAINS uoISG RAsT.--Through mall and passen-
ger train leaves Greensboro daily at 2.B A. "
leaves Danville daily at 2s3 A. N. arrives al
Richmond 10 49A N
Danville and LyDchburg accommodation pas.
sepger leaves Danville daily Except Sundaysj At
IA. II arrives at Richmond daily Except San.
days. at 5.45 P. d., connecting at Bnrkevlle with
trains on southsids road for Petersburg, Norfolk,
Sc. THoMAs DoDAMEAD.
se IL superintendent.
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URUsTEF's SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AT N0RTHEAsTs GpRsSE
6r FRANKLIN AND EIGHTEESTH STREETS,
IN THs CITY OF RlCHMOND.-B virtue OF
deed Of trust executed to the subscrloer 5esdhS
Ricbmond Hastings Court In deed book s2 A, page
s4s shall in execution thereof proceed 70 seia a.
nnblic auction, on the premises, in the ORDER ad
yyertised, on SaTUKD,Y the 25,h OF September, 81
o'clock NJ. II fair, II not, on the hrss ts. ., Gay
Sunday excepted. all the right, sitle,
and interest OF the granlor (being onefourth part
rsn a Of the Commissioners of the Chancsry Court
recently made in dtvisgn thsEeor on ,bs
northeast corner Of Franklin and Eighteenth
streets, with two brick tenemsnts ther on, eaen
fronting twenty two feet and running oack nihe'S
feet. t, :, r,.htoon,b
s,reet thirty two and half by sixty ise',
naar the above lots, on which there 10 framed
tenement; or so much thereof as may be snnelene
~ sa,i,fy the provisions Of said trust deed
The deed rtq aires cash sale; but 1t IS probable
that or the dty Of saIs an arrangement may Dc
msds To- make the terms more accomDod stinH.
lids y IL. a 49, 81
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Az harrison, aoddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4c6 4;1o
ACEES OF VALUABLE T1MBbRsD LATD,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, About TEN NILES sS
VEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN The DsSP
RIM ROAD ANDIHE THsEE-CH PED koAP.
Az trustees in ca,tain deed OF trust MADE % ..
w Green and Julia A. his vile dated Htn sep
tsmber 1866 duly recorded in Henrico ,onnty
Cont. we shall, in execution thereof, At me re-
ousst of the benefciartes In the said deed. pro.
seed TO sell at public auction, on The premises on
FRIDAY October Il 1857, at II o'clock Nj. u lalt,
" not the first fair day thereafter. that valnaole
TRACT OF LAND located az above. containing
4o6 i. 10 ACeES, according to recent survey. me
said land is heavily covered with superior W9oa
and timber, and by reason thereof is regarded OF
peculiar value. ,,ro,s ~
sale and to pay off and DISCHARGE all OF the notes
1ef-rred to In said deed which have matured,
Amounting to 50. $50 II and as to any surplus
which may arise from said sale on such terms ss
the said Green may prescribe and direct or on nus
failure to give any directions then on such Terms
as the said trustees may announce at the tiAne vi
sale. 49,, 81 NJ robn
W. Alley, persoas attending the sale VIII pISass
meet the trustees at the residence OF SAID Allsy,
and accompany them aud the auctioneef TO the
spot on the premises selected for the sals 20 come
The taxes for this year to be PAID by the puF-
chaser. ROBEar ,. fohLanD' Trustees.
"a l2 JOHN B. YOUNG,
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faced girl of only four years old actually
gabbled off one hundred and eleven verses
Of St. Marks gospel. Did the mothers OF
the two.hundred tune girl or of the hum
bred and eleven verse martyr ever suspect
that these children are being slowly, per,
by the stupid, criminal vanity of their
doting parents? If those two unhappy
babies arc not soon turned out doors to
wade in the mud puddles and play with
the pigs, tunes and texts will speedily have
done their perfect work, and the children
will be taking their last sleep under the
roots of the clover and the daisies.-Ne,o
York Times
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ByA.Y Stokes 4 Co.. Auctioneers,
Corner of Fifteenth and Cary streets.

WE WILL SELL ON FRlDA The
w 20 instant, commencing at le. O'clock,
large and general stock Of GROCERIES,, consist
ing of eua.ps
S bogsheads CENTRIFUGAL SUGARS,
40 BARRELS refined BROWN SUGARS,
IS bags prime Bio CJFF GE,
is bags prime LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
S ba - prime JAVA COFFEE,
bags SlCE,
so boxes STARCH,
30 boxes ADkMANTlNS CANnLSe,
S hogsheads BACON BREthTs,
10 hogsheads SIDES and SHOULDERS,
So half barrels ROE HhRhlNGS,
50 barrels SY kGP,
rs boxes SOAP,
80 kegs SODA,
tierces LARD,
IL keg LARD,
900 resms WRAPPING PhPER,
S boxes GRnUED PEPPEG,
SO dozsn BUCKETS,
10 bales PAPER TW1NE,
1900 GRAIN BAGS,
with variety Of other goods.
TERMS: Under 500, cash; that sum snu over
thirty days for approved paper
At IL o'clock NJ. We will sell IS tons NO. l PhEu-
Wan GUANU, in prime order:
SO lids AEct.oneers.
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By James ID. Taylor Son, Auctioneers'
once No. s2l Main street. three doors neio" 'ne
spotswood HoteL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUA BIZ
NoNnAT AUCTION.-Pursuant to the provisions
~ de1d OF trust bearing date the 9th day OF
july duly recorded in the elsIs 0c sxe o.
oneod bv w n Smoot TO me a. trustee, TO secure
ths payment OF certain amount OF money therein
mentioned, due by certain negotiable notes; ana
o. tha reouest OF the holder Of said notes, will
nrocsed 10 sell on MONDAY the 3oth day Of Octo-
Der next the premises At - o fo Fl
pnrge tffgRtE STORY BRICK D W ELL N g.
r Use, with wing attached thereto, and lot, on
The nor'he asst corner Of Main and First streets IN
nav tbs expenses of the sale. note for sl,43s ~
with interest thereon from the 18th OF January t
1851, and note for sl,4sl IS with interest rom
tbe 18th of July 1857 the balance on suca terms
a. NAV be agreed npon at the day OF sale
DO m"5 20 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR
SOY. AnctiO leers. eo =
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A MODEL SPEECH.-The nominees for
representatives Of recent caucus in
Biddeford, Me-, were called upon, and
made speeches. The Biddeford Union re-
ports one Of them as follows:
Ladies and gentlcman--I beg pardon.
[Laughter.] Mr.. chairman and gentlemen.
[CheerS.l In returning-in rising to re-
turn, gentlemen-in returning my sincere
thanks for the great and distinguished,
though merited- laughter -unmerited-
Icheersl-honor you have-I have Just
Just conferred laughter and cheersl-
permit me to say that IL beg to assure
you, gentlemen, that nothing can say on
the present occasion can sufficiently ex-
press my-your sense of my Kindness
loud applause and laughter]-will kindle
most can assure you, ladies and gen.
tlemen, this iS-this is the happiest mo-
ment of my lile-[renewed applause]-
and in-in MISUNDERSTANDING from the
bottom of my hcart-[cheersl. 1t is per-
haps cessary-unneceSsary to saw
anylhing-[cries Of "Go on ''-and trust
! nave said nothing laughter nothing
oh INC present occasion that-but I'll not
ae'aln you, gentlemen-['' yes, 90 on"l-
oy saying that-having said more than
INTENDED to say on the present occas;on-
lnear, near Il can only say tbat-that, in
returning my sincere thanks, II bar
most sincerely to thank you. THE speat e7
on resuming his scat was rewarded With
oo'efai rounds Of applapse.)
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, AIetionee1
ard Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSION R's SALE OF
u HOUSE AND LOT OF UEInN HILL, ON
JEsssWINE STREET NEAR BYRD sTh EET.-
BY virtue OF decree OF the County Court OF Hen
the case of Liggon, &C.. rs. Wicker Sc, shall,
as commissioner .herehy appointed, proceed to
sell at public auction. on the premises on WEO.
NE,DAY tina 18th of September. 1867, at half past
O'Clock P. h., the real etste OF which Bentley
Wicker died seized. consisting Of LOT with
FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, now In the occu-
pancy Of the heirs OF the sed, fronting thirty
feet on the asst eide OF Jessamne street, and run
ming hack one hundred feet.
TERMS: One third cash balance at four ana
and tn title retained u't the further order OF the
court JOHN B. NOR ECAI, Commissioner.
HARRISON, GopDIn 4 APPRgsoy, Auctoneets.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Appsrson, Auchoneers and
Real Estate Agents.

VERY EXCELLENT FARM OF
Y EIGHTY THREE ACRRs. ONE NILE EAST
Road, FOR LEASE At AUCTloN.1-At the re-
quest of Mr.. william Miller, we shall. on MON
DAY the 23d Of September, 1857, at 4 O'CLOCK, on
December next the excellent FARM located as
above now in the occupancy of Mrs Dickinson,
three acres OF excellent FARMIHG LAND. The
buildings are ample for the use Of large faTity,
consisting OF good DIV ELLlNG, FAM, sIA-
B; T. Sc An arrangement can he probably MADE
with the present tenant (by buying the growing
crops) to get possession at an early day
TEAMS At the hour OF rental. III desired, the
farm can he bought privately.
80 HARRISON, GOpDIN APPEesoN,
,.,7 Auctioneers
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~ ~ @SsssEaSs ~ sSs.ss.Hzss sfaa
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
W NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VA TBs
RICHMOND, FKEDERICKsBURG. AND POTO.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DslLY-ELBGtNTC CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS on
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner Byrd AND EiGHTs
sTRgBTs, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leave, gieh.
mond daily st ITO 4. NJ, arriving IN Ws,hing.
ton at 6.l5 P. NJ, connecting with the esrly II.
ternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West.
CANT cars supplied with the now patent sleeping
chairs attached leaves Richmond daily at s.iSP.
NJ, Sundays excepted) arriving In Wash!nston
at 6.l5 A. NJ, connecting with the early morn
ing trains for the n orth, East. and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with local tx.
press pac kages, leaves Richmond daily lsundsyi
eXceptsdj from the depot, corner OF Broad ard
Eighth streets, at 4 p. NJ, arriving In FTets'
ricksburg at 40 P. II.
THkU6GH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alsxandria, Washington,
Baltimore, Philads lphia, New York. Boston, ard
all the principal cities In the West.
For furtbe information and through tickets sp;
ply ut the Office Of the company, corner Broad ard
Eighth streets, shockoa Hill, and at the t!eks'
0A'''' ''' n'' D''1 Oh" 80 - J.B GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL Ruth. Superintendent apps
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By E. Gathright, Auctioneer,
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.

TROCKERY AT AUCTION.-I will
Z J sail at nv store on THURSDAY the 10th in
s'aut, at 10 O'Clock, fifty hogsheads and crates of
WAITE GRANTS ard CRGCk BY WARE,
comprising large and fine assortment, suitable
for the trade consisting in part of
900 sets CUPS and SAUCES.,
J. 900 dozen PLATES,
500 PITCH ERs,
500 BAsINS and EWERS,
500 CHAMBERS,
loo NUGS,
1000 BOWlES. all sizes;
500 CHAIR PANS,
$40 NAPLES,
500 B AkERS,
1000 DISHES, all sizes;
Besides SPlTTOONS,
SCDIi0P2,
BIHD BATHS,
BASINS,
and many other articles in the line. The trade are
invited 10 attend the sale.
ga E., l.,
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY
Nv Harrison, aoddin & Apperson, Auctioneefs
and Real Estate Agents.

TIRsT-CLAss r EST ES1 DE- En- G. 9 f. ;t hM
i MARSHALL ROW, FOX hsS IL = nro,n nSH'
I'll GaoYpaf The 18th s.ptsmbsT =. clock
RRsss ii n "iI
tna. very he north side of Marshall between
sshth and Ninth streets nov In The osenpa1cy o.
Mr. Hiram NJ Smith containing e. .S ssIvsnts s,s
Ses rarriape.house, &C. 1t contains al tne
Modern improvements, and is really hrss.oias'
residence. ,rob,e onarterly
with approved encorsers pp1psog
a Auctioneers.
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Richmond AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,
RICHNoyD, VA, August -, 1857. I
% 81 - EsEss5ss -

Gs M sSSzsg ssssfesssSss9s $3.50
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
i tho Depot, corner Of Eighth and Byrd streets,
EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except MondsysJ a! /
A. N
THROUGH MAIL daily at l:2o 2. n.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily lex.
cept Sundays) ats P. u.
The A. II. Train connects closely with trains
as IA SOUTH as Augu.ta, Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains OF the Souths de railway.
The LEO P. u Train makes close and sure con.
nect!ons with trains for all points south far "A
New orleans, and at Petersburg with trains FOR
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and al
FaEIGHT and ACCoMMoDATIoN daily lex
cept Sunday at A. N.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at 800 A. N.
THROUGH MAIL daily iexcspt sunday At rs
Pm.
Passengers for Clover Hill will leave Richmond
every WsDSBS0 DAY and FRIDAY at NJ, and
connect at Chester with train for that point,
Returning will leave Glover Hill at 1880 4. n
Fare to orfolk. -. Baggage checked through.
3. Il. GILL,
sas Engineer and superintendent.
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
II S!LB.-The undersigned offers for sale AaA
his RESIDENCE at Lexington. Va. The e.7A
house is nearly new, and contains eightI4G
rooms, finished In best style. There are fourteen
acres OF land attached to the property. The
grounds are handsomely improved and well sup
piled with shade and fruit trees. rlcrs desira.
bls property is rarely offered for sac.
For terms OF ga 9 and other r. formation, in my
absence apply to Governor Letcher.
&c 1l-4w JANE u. PAXTON.
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IMPORTANT SALF.--ON TUES

IMPORTANT SALF.-ON TUES
il DAY, October 18th, will offer for salo at pub
lie auction the premises the r--i-nce and trac.
Of land, containing 200 acres, known as LONG
WOOD, situated che mile from the town OF Farm
vile, Prince Edward county, Va. This IL IN many
respects one OF the most desirable pieces of pro-
perty in this section Of the state, consisting OF a
large and convenient dwelling house. with necss-
sary out-hcuses, excellent orchards, CONTAINING
fruit of every description, superior garden, and
in one mile of churches of all denominations,
number OF good schuos and very good market
For description or further information. parties
DESTROYS OF purchasing viii sdtress me at Farm
Vile, Va. A. b. VEN ABLE, agent Tor
se % awtds 5, >. / l.. T.. fenabIc.
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ByI. N. Cooke, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad ana Marshall.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &

.QUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c,
Ell AT AHCTION.-I will cell at nv store on
THURSDAY MORNING The leLh Instant, at 10
o clock, a superior lot of FURNITURE, consisting
/ elegant ROSEWOOD WARDROBE.
/ BLACK WALNUT JENNY LINZ BEDSTE, ;. y,
MARBLE-TOP CABINET and WASHSTAND,
superior FEtTHEk BsD, BOLSTER, and
PILLOWS, BED CLOTHlNH.
Handsome BOOKCASES and OFFICE DEshs,
COTTAGE aud other BEDSTEADS
MAkBbS.TOP WASHSTANDS and TABLES,
NEW HAIR MATTRESSES,
S0FA LGUNGES, CHAIRS and TABLES,
TIN SAFES.
Several good COOKING STOVES.
ALSO,
small lot very nice HONEY
Sc B-2t ]. N. GDGhE, Anclloneer.
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COMMISSIONERS S a LIZ OF A

TOMMI-SION S a LIZ OF A
" VALUABLE FARM IN CHEhTERFiELD
NEAR RICHMOND. in pursuance o! a decree OF
the Circuit Court If Chestertieid pronounced at
its May term. 1867 In tie suit Their. in depending
styled Samuel A; Nelson et ais. u.s. Henry g. Mel
son ct ais, will otfrr for sa'e, commissioner,
on tn. pre- l.ises, on SATURDAY the 2lst OF Sepem-
Der, 1867, at IL o clock NJ, the TR .GT OF LAND
and MPRnVEM ENTs on which the late Samuel
Nelson, and more recently his widow. Mrs Mary
Nelson, resided, containing about two hundred
ard seventy Ave acres Of which about one hal [
il cleared and in cultivation, and the residue in
WI DDS.
This place is located abont seven miles from
Richmond near James river, the land extending
within few hundred yards of the stream, and H.
about one and Il half miles Of the Richmond and
Danville railroad The location Is healthy 1t
contains number of good springs is otherwise
well watered has the usual and good buildings,
including DWELLlH g with five rooms and offers
many Inducements to persons in quest OF 4 good
farm yell and conveniently located near market.
TERMS: One fourth cash and the residue at six,
twelve, and eighteen mt nths, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds for credit pay menls to be secured by
retaining title until tho purchase money is fully
paid.
Further information may be obtained Of WALSH,
gunsmilh, Main street, Richmond.
SEQ G.. G. hCRAE. Commissioner.
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D FAD THISi r f "A D T n Is I!
IL AND YOU WILL PROFIT BIZ 1T!
GREAT BARGAINS
III ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS!
OPENING THIS MORNING

EzEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. IL MAIs STREET,
NEARLY opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door 10
Mr.. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,)
5000 yards beat quality CALICO for rinepence
ayard and upwards
SHIRTINGS for pinepence yard;
5000 yards BLEECHtD and UNBLEACRED
kHEETINGS full yard wide; fora shilling
5000 yards GOODS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEAR-selling off at great bargains IN these
goods-you cannot fail 10 buy;
5000 yards WHITE, BED. Y RLLOW, BLUE, and
GkAY FLANEELS. very cheap;
10, 600 yards DRESS GOODS Of all STYLES, at ex-
tremsly low prices just to suit :. th,se hard
times.' when you have but little money to
spare for dress.
II you have Dry Goods to purchase, call at my
store and you viii bs surely suited In STYLE and
PhICES, and save at easttwenty- i've per cent.
on all you have to buy. Be sure TO lind the right
store, which ID designated by the large swinging
sign with the inscription OF
"EZEKIEL'S CHsAP DRY GOODS STORE"
Store closed on Saturdays. su24
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, TIE
i RICHMOND FIREwooD MILLS AND PUMP
FACTORY.-By request Of the proprietor, Mr.
F. It. Andrew, we will sell at auction,
on the premises on THURSDAY the 10Th day
for seven years from November, 1865. OF the
BRICK FACTORY located on the south side Of the
Canal basin between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
With RICHMOND F!REWOOD MILLS, (Cooover's
patent wood splitting machine. with patent. right
for city Of Richmond &C., and WooDEN PUMP
FACTORY, (Andrsw's improved Pump the best
and cheapest pump in u-e, with engine, 10 horse
power Ia horse boiler with machinery. belti ing,
and saws complete Being the only Pump Factory
il the South, and the only Wood Mill In this city,
and tbs exclusive privileges of its use, las per
patent-ri,ht,) recently established and now in
line working order, and in the enjoyment Of
large custom for both spit wood and pumps The lot
is S by $50 feet vii alleys on either side and rear
gviug ample room for The storage Of wood and
timber. The building Of brick, ds by so feet, two
stories hiah, and very substantial: The establish;
ment is central and convenient to railroads, and
on Cacal basin. Wood and timber by canal de-
liv.red at factory door. Its situation cannot be
surpassed
TSRas 1t sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
seq AucLioneers
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BY Grubbs q Williams, Auctoneers,
North " est corner Main aud Eleventh streets.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS, ON THE
i WEST SIDE OF Second STREET BE:
TWEEN DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS: FOR
temher, 1867, at S O'Clock Z. NJ, we will sell Il.
auction upon the premi.es, the TWO LOTS 10.
Gated as above described, fronting tosether s.
feet nd rum ing back l2u feet to alley twenty
feet wide. These lots are well suited for the erec-
ton OF dwellings or stores.
This sale will be made at the risk and costs Of
lanes Ktlparlick, who purchased the said lots at
an auction sala on the 20th Of August, 1867, and
has failed 10 comply with the terms OF SALE.
TEENS At sale. GRuBBS w LblhMS,
sei7 Auctioneers.
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A Missourian went to see the reception
of Sheridan under the impression that it
was the reception Of McCoole, and con-
cluded that Aaron Jones wasn't much if
he couldn't lick him.
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GALE OF GAS WORKa.-ln accord
- ance with the provisio1s OF .rus, deed. the
undersigned trustees will proceed 10 sell at public
auct'on, In from Of the Court house. on MUEuAY
the ltth OF October. 1857, the GhaaLOTTESVILLE
AND UNIVERSITY Gas WORKS. II 10 not often
tn such an opportunity Is offered fer investment
as this sale presents. These works ara Ia good re-
pair now producing excellent Gas, cost $40 600
in specie times, and have the prospect oil an unu-
srally large patronage In the future.
The terms OF sale are imperative. Ths sals will
be made irrespective Of the weather and the high
price.
TERMS: $1,000 cash balance in one and two
years, with Interest from date
Z K. PHkNTts, ! Tru,,aes
se l8-?awtd CHARLgS WOOD,
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By Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers
Northwest corner NJ ain and & leS enth streets.

Ey Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers
Northwest corner Main and Rles enth streets.
DRAINED DWELLING AT THE
STREETS FOX SALE AT
AUCTION .--Un MONDAY the o3d OF September,
at half past O'Clock p. ~. will sell at auc
situated as above, and occupied by Mrs. Johnson
il contains eight rooms, good kitchen, stable, and
carriage house, and well of excellent water
rho lot exte nds on Broad straet from Thirty ist
to thirty second, fronting 800 feet, and running
hack l6i feet, embracing highly cultivated gar
den. on,
After "! ich W III he sold beautiful LOT in rear
of and adjoining the above, $50 by 100 feet, sd-
joining Ir Blunt. .
The above property will be sub divided to meet
the views If BIDDERS
TERMS !: Made known ar the time of sale.
sell GkUBBS j. WILLIAMS, suctlonesrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-19
BY Grubbs b williams, Auctoneers'
North est corner OF Main and Eleventh etree3.

TOR RENT AT AUCTION FOR tn z
II YEAR 1888, Or LEASE FOR \ TERM ~
YEARS, TnBFARM OF MRS. sen ERMERHnIRSNN,
CALLED MuNTEXUMA, on THE MECH NlCS-
VILE TURNPIKE. We will reut or lease at auc-
ton on the premises. on FRIDAY the 10Th OF sep
tsmter, at S O'Clock P. u the FARM located IS
csllent land within one and half miles of the
civ on the bsst road leading from the city, with
large ar comforta bls dwelling and Al necessary
out buildings This ace IS so situated as to have
the advantages Of city and country.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
90 IA IA Aucti neerS.