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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

A UCTION NOTlCE
IA Tho sale OF HAriwfs advertised 70 take place this
day d unavoidably postponed until Monday
M II. u. hERrS, r., Auctiouccr,
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A UCTI0N NOTICED. ID. CAULR ms. AUCTIoNEER.
n Assgnee's sale Of Gne imported 0hampsgnos Wines.
Brandic rish scasch and Monongahea hsxeys. Cigars
&C: IA iots 20 SUIT purcnssers;: nAinEMAf W VIII
Pine commen cling a II oclccs A. NJ the entire stock Of
large importing house. comprising large and general
sornent Of fine imported Wines, Liquors and CGr Cata-
ogues now ready. Sale postnve without reserve. By
order OF James Gore Esq.,. Assignee.
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UCTToN SALE.-GEO. h. REED, AUCTTONEEE,
~ MM. PENNY, salesman.--aHO. Il. REED Co...
viii sell SATURDAY. Dec IL at i0tS O'Clock
A. NJ. at their salcsroom 81 Cedar street. general
ment II Household Furniture, cons ting q Carrots Bed
steals. rosewood Card Table, line wool Blankets WASH
stands. marble top Dressing Bureaus. handsome
Piano. elegant silver flatedware Fancy Goods Cutlery
Glass aud China Ware. Also emo lot OF Eurs and
II gy all perfect goods and invoice Of Lat aud Caps
Sal Uithout
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Eth AvRSUE.-ELEGANr rARLoa FLOOR TO LET,
81 with without private table: also Rooms On su e -
singy door and pilvate stable Apply a. 100.
near Fth Avenue II tel
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90 AMIrY STREE. CORNER or GREENE.-FUR
LJO nished Rooms let, with without Board; location
pleasant and convenient; family private.
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s>D WEST FItrEENTu sfREET--A LARGE FROM
az Room third loo-. also u single Room secon,
6oor To lei. with EoAri.
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DEUNIus HOTEL, FoRTY-sacoND STREET, BE-
II tween fourth and Lexington avanuss-A few Rooms,
singly, foi rst class families and single gene-
men, moderate rates Table la carte.
j. A. ROBINSON 4 co.
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Tic EAST FORTY.ETGHrH SrREEr.-A PRIVATE
llO family. owning ther residence eieganiy furnished
would take gentleman and wrs choice OF rooms
derate terms: arst cas- only need apply.
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% EAST TwESPY.sEcOSD sTREET.-ELEGANTLY
required
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% WET SIXTEENTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH
- avenue Elegantly furnished Rooms, With superior
Board
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WANTED BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE,
W little girl OF i've years. Nurse; two ado ming
Rooms. with gas and re: terms not to exceed So
sdiess r., box l@J Herald Office
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"A the old established Bar known the Commercial Lunch
Room. ~ Pine street. William at II o'clock NJ
SATURDAY, Dec. ~. saepoSitiys;
BLEHCKER. Auctioneor.
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A UCTlON NOTIcE.-IMPoRrAN SALE OF OVER
IL $2y,CuU worth Of

saas Pianoforte, Bfonzes, Drawing Room Suita.
statuary, Paintings and orks OF Arr
this day friday at the brown "A
West Sixteenth street. between Fifth Sixth avenues
sale commencing at lUL oclock-Drawirg Room SUITS
green. gold 20 brocatel richest
description curtains to match; suits rosewood Eageres
Of Lods XIV; bookcase Cabinets
Velvet Carpets Lace Curtains Mirrors Paintings by emil
artists rosewood rano:orte celebrated maker
wood walnut Bureaus Wardr0bes Bedesds HAIR spr ng
Mattresses Dining Room Table Buffet elegant sets ruby
NOR n
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ysTANTED-BY a GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HABITS
w large single furnished Roon With closets gas an
Ore the vicinity Of Madison squire; neaness and Qule
niispensanle twelve dollars per week, witt
ire Address L. box S65 Post Office. until the l6th viii
full particulars.
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IA wEsT FouRiE GsTH srREET.--To LET, or
the first nonr tc,y furnished Pallor; also pleas
ant Room the loalqh locr Breakfast II required lie
ferrnces EXCHANGED
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X ANraD-IN FOURTH STREE BOND STREET
w neighbarhood of Washington square suit or three
four good looms, furnished or unitrased; private
table. Address L. NJ E Tsyor's saloon lbs broadway
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~ 81 nassau STREET, OprQ>iTk HE POST OFFICE.
ANIMALS. BIRDS. CURIosITIEs. MoNsfROSi-
MINER soMERvTfLB viii sell by auction on sa,ur-
day the lah at0 O'Clock, their salesroom 81 Nassau
stree the entire colec,on Of Animals &C., beonsng 20
Polar aud GrsY Bears and Cubs, black and Cubs
group eeg attacked BY Bears. young Horses Bufaioes
Deei Tiger Leopard Monkeys and group Of Monkeys SCI
al Erds sn.e ana IN cases; rare European ana Amer
car &c: the whole comprising OF the finest assort
ments offered at auction.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-AoRRow.-Ser.
vices will be held in all the churches to.
morrow as usual, with the following e1.
ceptions:
Rev. Bishop Doggett will preach at Tri.
nifty church at ii A. M. There will BIO nc
service in the evening.
The Rev. DR.. Read, Of the United Pres.
byterian church, having resumed after
noon service, will preach at Virginia Hall
Ninth street, at IL A. n. and half-past 8
P. NJ.
The Rev. Or. Minnigerode having re-
turned to the city, there will be the usual
service at St. Paul's church.
The Rev. DR.. William Browne, Of the
Presbyterian Church, will occupy the
pulpit Of Clay-str Episcopal Methodist
church tomorrow forenoon.
The Rev. T. G. Jones, D. D., will preach
at Grace-street Baptist church at II A. II.
and at quarter-past P. N.
Rev. A. E. Dickinson has returned to
the city, and will occupy his pulpit at the
Leigh-street Baptist church at ii A. II.
The Rev. W. S. Ryland will preach at
night.
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auction Sales THIS D0y.

HARRISON, GODDIN APPBRsoH will sell
upon the premises. at halfpsst P. NJ, two
lots on the west side Of Twenty ffth between
d and streets, Church Hill, nearly opposite
Easons' Hall.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPBRsoF Win sell
on the premises, at IL NJ, all the right and
interest OF William L. hontsgue In parcel Of
land on Bank street between Ninth and Tenth.
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Z. B. COOK will sell at 10 O'clock A. n, At tn .
horse lot, Council Chamber Hill, six very fns
miloh COWS.
GATEWoOD TALLY, constable, will soil at II A..
H., on the farm occupied by P. q. Huffman, In
Henrico county Two hns mules, one light wa
gon. cart and harness, several thousand pounds
of hay aud oats, wheat fan, three hogs, etc.
3. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 'slock, at No. 1<ss
Main street, an assessment Of furniture. bed
ding, dry goods, sroekery, as.
T. W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 o. slosk, on Council
Chamber Hill, horses, mules, buggy, harness.
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THE POWDER MAGAZINE ROBBERY = FUR
Their EvlDENCE-TuE ACCUSED SENT ON
PoR FURTHER TRIAL.-We have heretofore
published an account Of the robbery at
Wortham's powder magazine, and the tes-
timony given at the examination of John
Phillips, who had charge of the magazine,
and who is charged with the theft. The
case was again brought before the Re-
corder yesterday, and the following testi-
mony given:
kr. J. NJ. Royal stated that within the
fve months past Phillips had been several
times to the store of Mr.. Williams, and
offered to sell powder at less than the cur
rent rates, stating each time that mer-
chant had been compelled to sell out, and
he was therefore able to sell the powder
very cheap. The last time he made an
offer to sell was about two months since.
Mr.. Vaughan stated that he was car
penter, and had been sent, after the rob-
berry, by Mr.. Workman to secure the maga-
zine door. He went, and found that an
iron plate on the inside of the door had
been taken of, the screws Of which were
lying on the floor. There were auger
holes bored in the door, which must have
been done after the plate was taken of.
The plate must have been taken off from
the inside.
After some remarks from Colonel Au-
gust, counsel for the accused, the Recorder
decided to send the prisoner on to the Sep
tember court to answer for feloniously en-
tering the magazine and stealing powder
therefrom. Phillips gave S7O0 security for
his appearance, Mr.. James Phillips secu-
ritv
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A New DIVISION OF Sons OF TEMPE.
RANcE.-On Thursday night, after the
regular meeting Of Springfield Division,
Sons of Temperance, Acting Deputy G
W. P. B. 81. Berry, Jr., proceeded to in:
,titute new Division, under the style and
title of Stonewall Division, No. 81. The
following officers were elected for the re-
mainder of the present quarter: Worthy
Patriarch, William Hall Crew; Worthy
Associate, NJ. P. Handy; Chaplain, Rev
p. B. Price; Past Worthy Patriarch, W.
h. Pleasants Treasurer, Richard B. Hol-
stead.
The other offices will be filed at the
next meeting, which We are requested to
announce will take place on Monday eve,
ming at 8 o'clock in the lecture-room OF
the Third Presbyterian church. !,
The new Division is organized with the
most flattering prospects Of success, and
will undoubtedly rapidly increase in num-
bers and strength. Is
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FROM MANCHESTER.

MANCHESTER MARKET. .HorsE.-The new
market-house, completedtla few weeks
since, is quite an ornamental and substan-
tial structure, and is fast becoming . very
popular institution. 1t contains fourteen
stalls, twelve of which have been rented
out at an average price Of about fifty dol
lars per, annum. Though the market has
been in operation only twoor three. weeks,
it is generally we'll supplied with good
fresh meats, fruits, aud vegetables-All Of
which are readily disposed Of at prices
equal to those obtained in the Richmond
markets. The stalls are in the hands Of
respectable and accommodating men, who
seem to vie with each other in their efforts
to give satisfaction to those who favor
them with their patronage. Notwithstand-
ing the gloomy, apprehensions heretoforei
entertained by many Of our citizens, the
market may now be considered decided
success.
MANCHESTER REPUBLICAN MEETrSG.-A
large audience Of white and colOred per-
sons assembled Thursday night at tho
African church to hear an address from
Mr.. Porter, of Norfolk. James Carter,
colored, was called to the chair, and Bal
lard Edwards appointed secretary.
After prayer, Mr.. Porter took the stand,
and delivered an address characterized
by considerable ability and eloquence. He
took extreme Radical ground, claiming
for tho colored people all the political
rights enjoyed by the white man. And
whilst he made an effort to vindicate tho
Republican speakers from the charge of
attempting to array one class in deadly
hostility to the other, 1t is but due to truth
and justice that We should chronicle the
fact that the sentiments expressed by him
self we're, in our opinion. and not in ours
alone, strongly antipodical to the general
proposition which he so inconsistency
seemed anxious to establish.
He animadverted with great severity
upon the position assumed by President
johnson and General Grant. He de-
nOunced the former 9, traitor to the
United States Government, and raising his
voice to its highest keynote, thundered
forth the expression: " If it becomes ne
cessary, in order to unclog the wheels Of
reconstruction and to secure the just
fruits of the victory achieved by the Fede-
raj forces, both Andrew Johnson and
General Grant will be hung as high a.
Haman."
After Mr.. Porter took his seat, Captain
W. l. Clopton, being loudly called for, re-
sponded in a speech Of great force, and
replied successfully to all of the most inn
portant positions taken by his competitor,
and paid such an eloquent and just tribute
to the sons OF the Old Dominion aud Of tho
South that even the colored men bright
ened up, and seemed alive with excitement
and pride.
The friends of conservatism in Manches-
ter were justly proud Of their champion,
who so skilfully welded both the bright
and flashing scimetar Of Saladin and the
ponderous battle-a1e Of a Richard.
1t i. due to the colored people present
to say that they preserved good order and
extended every kindness and courtesy TO
the white portion of the audience.
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List of Letters.

--,,r :, ,c.r OF LETTERS REMAINING
10 10 TuE rrST-uFFlCE AT RICHMOND,
StNs, ..sl'rd for within one month they will be
!! n'.S n|Sn Dead Letter Onace.
,sI. 'ranSsrs or transient visitors In town or
70 .L" snec.sl address may be unknown,
ei!, "a marked on the lower feft-hand corner
se%a.a "a rnrd "transient."
VII aC ne postage stamp on the upper right.hand
space os'wsSa Sison: me s'sp ans
sS se OF these letters the applicant must
% o.. nlircrtised letters" giving the date Of
tstt 70. .na raw one cent for advertising.
A T. REQ ucs, for the return of letter to th .
n unclaimed within thirty days or less,
~s s. 'ns S'ss end
cses. N" nn the face side. will he complied with.
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ANOTHER SABBATH ScHooL.-We under
stand that for some time past several par
ties have been actively engaged in endea-
voriug to establish Sabbath school in the
extreme western part of the city, hereto
fore destitute Of such an institution. Their
laudable endeavors have been crowned
with such success that school will be
commenced on Sunday, September lst, at
o'clock P. NJ, in the chapel corner Of
Marshall and Munford streets. This school
will be under the auspices Of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Sunday School Union, and
under the superintendency Of S. n. Bal
ley, Of st. James church.
There will be divine service and Z SER
mon at s o'clock the same afternoon.
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CATTLE TREsPAss.-A case OF cattle
trespass was tried at Henrico courthouse
yesterday before Justice William Z. Wade.
The parties litigant were Mesdames Fanny
Jones and Eliza Harris (both ladies OF CO.
lor), and Mr.. John Doherty, son OF the
Emerald Isle. John n. Davis, Esq, sp-
peared for the defendant, but the latter
gentleman was represented chiefly by Mrs.
John Doherty, q stately-looking daughter
of old Ireland, measuring all of five feet
ten, and stout in proportion. The charge
was that Doherty's cattle tbirtsen in
number) did, on the night Of the 2lst, In
defiance Of brush fence and all other
distractions, invade the premises OF the
aforementioned Jones and Harris, and de-
your not only the growing cabbage crop,
but also some one hundred stalks OF corn.
Several witnesses were sworn and heard
on both sides. Among those for the de-
fendant was Mrs. Doherty, who insisted on
having her say. With much glloness OF
tongue and vehemence Of manner she tes'
tilted:
"At thray o'clock of the mornin'
heard loud rap at me door. Me heart
Jumped to me mouth as though ! had been
sthruck wild stene. I called Doherty
and lesped from mo bed, when ! tonqe
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to do in the matter Of thes accusations
causing this suspension, being prompted to
lit by self-interest. The Government
loses heavily and this city suffers seri-
ously. by it. The operations Of the ,distil-
leries dispensed considerable amount of
money through the channels of trade.
How strangely events fall out in these
timesl In order that rich communities,
suffering absolutely from repletion, may be
still further gorged with wealth, the man
ufacturers' enterprises here-where the
people are hard pressed, and even suffer
for want of means-are paralyzed, and
machinery costing hundreds of thousands
Of dollars is kept idle and improbable,
going to decay. Is there not something
rotten in the State of Denmark 7'
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SALE OF THE CARBON HILL Coal
MISEs.-The valuable property in Henrico
county few miles above the city known
as the Carbon Hill Coal Mines was sold at
public outcry yesterday forenoon in front
of the county courthouse. Mr.. f. b.
Cook knocked the property down at
the first bid (after dwelling sufficiently
long to ascertain that there would be none
other) for 5000 Mr.. John T. Daily, of
New York city, was the purchaser. The
company present was exceedingly small
and there was no competition. The pro-
perty WAS advertised in the New York
World, but in this section it appeared in
the columns of only one paper. To
this fact may be attributed, doubtless, the
great sacrifice at which the property was
sold.
The sale was under deed oftrust made
to secure the payment of two hundred
bonds of $1,000 each, falling due in 1871
and 1876, with semi-annual interest on the
same, and the particular default for which
the sale WAS ordered was as to the pay
ment Of $1,000 of interest which fell due
on the lst of February last.
The sale embrace not only the real
estate Several hundred acres), but all the
engines, machinery, movable property,
horses, mules, carts, etc Of the company,
used in working the mines.
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COLIN McRAR is our authorized agent for the
Dispatch in the town OF Manchester. 10 will be
assiotsd by K. q. BkAzLEY, Eco. Subscribers may
reiy upon being regularly served with their pa
per, as our agent is determined to give satisfaction
to all concerned.
The Enquirer and Examiner and Wht0 and Esao
York Ledger will be regularly furnished to sub
scrioers.
Persons who may desire to take one or more OF
the above named papers are requested to apply
at the drug store OF hr. A. s. NohAR, Manchester
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SPEAKING AT SEVEN PINEs.-hr. Charles
H. Porter, of Norfolk, will address all who
may be present at Seven Pines Cemetery,
Henrico county, this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. P. is canvassing Virginia under the
auspices of the Union Republican Con-
gressional Committee" He spoke at Nan
chester on Thursday night, and at the
Midlothian coal pits last night.
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by Cabeli 8 Watkins,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RE-
SIDgNCE. WITH BRICK DIV BLING CON
TANNING TIN ROOMS, at TIE SOUTHEAST
CORNER or FIRST INDCARY STREETS, WITH
VACANT Lot ADJuIsING, Fnk SALE PRI-
VATRLY.-The owner authorizes us to sell the
ysry commod ious and W ell situated FAMILY Re-
81 Sl6aNCE on the corner Of Cary and First streets
The dwelling fronts about ,wenty-eisht feet on n
rooms with closet 1t is OF brick, bult in supa.
nor manner by the late Mr.. John D. ouarles for
his own use and is At present Ia excellent order.
II is supplied with gas and water. There are all
cssssry cut buildings, such as double kitchen
meat house. coal Uallar, wood shed, &c. The lot
fronts seventy fest on Cary street running back
an alley; the Whole or half Of which will be sold
with the buildings, at the option Of the purchss
Mr. G. Burton, the present occupant, will take
pleasure in showing The premises TO persons desl-
De CABELL WATKINS,
=. 20 otrhsLTr lll3 Main street.
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August. .as

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange,AuGut.2S 70
oprRRIEGs.
Wneat.-White, l,9ss bushels; red, l,4oS
bushels.
Corm.-white TO bushels; yellow, 72 bush
els /; mixed, none.
Onts-l, $50 bushels.
Eour.-Extra, Is barrels; family, 25 barrels.
KiH O9al.-llO bushels.
Wheat-White, ,242 bushels very bad 70
to good, &l.60G$2. is; 322 bushels on private
corn.-white, $50 bushels, slos6sl.lo; ysl.
low, 2 bushels, 75s.
Nlts.-l, ,52s bushels. 470653.
Hour.-Family, 2o barrels, $2.6O.
MI OfaL.-ll0 bushels, 4oc.
Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August -.
No change to note In prices. Below we give
the transactions lSS hogsheada, tierces, and
boxes offered, and sold as follows: ''l@'
xASrFAcruRISs TOBACCO.
LIos.-Common 10 medium dark working,
Is to 80 good dark working rs TO 9l2: sun
cured, common, IL to $i2; sun-cured, good,
sl2 to SIS coal-cured, common, VI TO III;
coal-cured, bright, $l2 TO $40; coal-cured, fan
cy, $40 to $i5.
LeaC-Common dark working, s7 to %; me
dunn dark working. $40 TO $l4; good aaIH
working, SIS TO Gl7; fine and wrapping, Via 70
e2l; sun.cured, SIS TO $25 and $32; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to $36; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, so TO 500 and s2o0
suIPPIss TOBACCO.
Luos-yery common and heavy weights, "
10 &6. 50; medium, ts TO %; good. es to w. %.
CON tinen tal Shipping, Sls 10 SIS and s2a.
srHnhIss TOBACCO.
Lear.-Common, $l2 to sl4; good, go to III;
nne, SIS TO $50 and $23.
Stems.-Tery common to good. 81 to A.5o.
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RELIGIOUS MEETING.-We understand
that series of interesting meetings have
been progressing recently with Providence
Church, New Kent county. The Rev
George w. Molly, so well and favorably
known to our Richmond readers, has Off
ciated at these meetings most acceptably
to the people. The hospitality of the
neighborhood is spoken of in terms Of the
warmest praise by several of our citizen'
who have been present.
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GENTLRMEN'S LIST.
Real Estate for Sale.
By Lee h Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l31z Cary street.

0OnACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUC-
ZOU TIVE FARMING AND TlMBEK LAND,
IN THE COUNTY Os FLUVANNA, IN "BlG
BIRD" CkEsK FIVE MILES FROM col UmBtA,
AND FOUR NILS PROM THe RiVANHA Ca
SAL AND SIXTY MILES FROM RlCHhOED,
FOB SALE PklVsTEL1 We are authorized hy
the owner. Mr.. John g. hughes, TO sell the tract
OF land described above, cunta ming 230 acree, VI
which l60 are open ana highly improved. as the
growing crops win attest and Is W II set In clover
and Timothy; The remalnder-seventg acres-yery
heavily covered with o.k and hickory timber,
FRI IN which enough barrel slaves might be- pro-
cured to pay the price asked for ibe property.
The improvements consist OF q -story frame
dwelling. in most excellent repair, cootainirg <
ave large rooDs with u passage ton feet wide, ,wo
porche-; frame kitchen quar-. ers. two barns, sta
Dle (new) Tor ten horses, carriage hoabe, lce-
house, Sc. all in good order. and he entire pio
perty enclosed with substantial oak fence,
The neigh borhood Ia the very best, and conVe-
nient to churches, mills. sc.
Tn. fields are we'll watered and divided into
four
A large young orchard OF select fruit is on the
place
accommodating terms-say one e-fourth cash re-
Bidue 1T ak, Liue, aud twelve months, Or Will
be exchanged for city property at fair valuation
If not disposed OF privately, OF which due notice
will be given, II will be solo at putlc auction on
the premises, on TUESDAY, loth OF septemoer
next, Ut ls o'clock n.
Parties leaving hichmond by packet boat on
Monday reach Columbia at O'clock A. ID. the
N address 0 - JOHN C. HUGHES, or
LEE GODDIN, Auctonesrs and
Real Estate Agents. No 1914 Cary street,
au oa-2awtSepta then dtds hchmond. va.