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ExEcuroRy SALE OF TIA

ExEruTORY SALE OF THAT
II MAGNIFICENT ESTATE ON JAMES RIvBB,
IN GO0CHL, MD COUNTY, THIRTYTIyE
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, CALLED BOILING
HALL. CONTAINING ONE THOUSAND P1vB
HUNDRED ANpSlXrY.oSE ACREs-As execa-
tors Of the last will and testament Of Mrs Jane X
skipvith deceased, duly admitted to probate in
Goocbland County Court, we shall sell NJ public
auction ON the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th oil
June, 1857, at l2 o'clock NJ. that truly valuable as.
tate loca ed as above, known az Boiling Hall"
containing by actual survey SCI acres, Of which
about 4i6 acres ars James river and creek low
cleared high land, ihclrdng garden, orchard, and
yard, Of excellent quality, and s7s acres Of wood
land some OF which Is heavily timbered.
The buildings on the estate are mcst ample for
tbs gcnteel accommodation Of large family, and
the dwellng IN very comfortable one. The out
buildings are simple and in good order
The orchard is amongst the best in the county.
The James River and Ksnawha canal pssses
through this estate, TINS sffording excellent IA
This estate Is Justly regarded as one OF the finest
on James river, and the low grounds for the most
part are very fertile.
Whilst the farm. a whole, Is In compact form,
yet, n deemed advisable. IL will be b-divided
into two or more parcels. Possession given at
once except az to portion Of the land, which has
been rented out for this year.
Terms: 0ne-third cash balance at I and 2
years for bonds bearing interest, secured by 3
trust deed The taxes for this year 10 be paid by
the purchasers. To northern capitalists and others
the foregoing estate offers great attractions, as II
Is believed that none more valuable has been
offered a. aucton for man years.
c cs6RaE Il T. G hARRis. Executors.
IN 12-wFN3.
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THE RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS JUST

AZ THE RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS JUST
purchased by the United States Government rom
Russia Is now subject OF discussion. The queS-
ton Is, whether the bargain on the part OF the
United States was good one OF not? While upon
the subisct Of bargains we will state that 1t has
been unanimously decided that
LEVY BROTHERS
are ceiling the cheapest DRY GOODS in the city
We give few of their prices:
Bonnet Ribbon, white and blue, Soc, worth IS !;
Calicos, fast colors, l:l and ls3c, worth2o;
Bleached Cotton, one yard wide, lesc., worth
Is:
Bleachsd Cotton, good and wide, l?c., worth
ls5;
Lawns, fast coors, 20 and ,sc., worth 80 and IS !;
Fine Nainsoo at &C., worth IS;
Swiss Muslin, 25c., worth IS;
White Hose, Is, lea and 25c., worth 20, IS, and
40;
Linen Handkerchief, sI.25 per dozen, worth
81;
Linen Handksrchiefs, 81 per dozen, worth SO !;
Pillow. case Cotton, u yard wide, 25c. per
yard, worth a5
Linen Crash, l2c. per yard, worth 20;
Embroidered Collars, 75c. per dozen, worth -
Mozambiques, It yard wide, 20 and 25e., worth
as
English Bsrage, II yard wide, 25c., worth as;
Alpaca, It yard wide, aoc., worth So;
Black Silk, for Wrappings, at $l.?5. worth
$l75; and at $3.50, worth s2
Russian Diaper, $3.50 apiece, worth 81:
Amber. Crystal, AMI other Bugls Trimmings,
at IS, 30, and a5c., worth double the
amount
Fine Grenadine shawls at -, worth - and
quantity Of other goods at very low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.
ielO Is Main street.
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SDeciay Notices.

Ne NOTICE. undersigned having com.
msneed the sPRINKLINa OF Broad street, &C., II
DESTROYS Of continuing the same. but finds II i'm.
possible TO do 30 unles, properly remunefated. Al
. sanitary measure It cannot be ovsrsstimatsd.
and for cleanliness and comfort Ia indispensable.
Mr. A. W. RosKs will call upon the citizens resi-
dent on Broad street between First and Tenth
streets, on THURSDAY, Juns 18th, to learn theil
views In relation to It's continuance.
Mr.. RosES IL hereby authorized to contract fol
and receive all dues accruing for said work.
jels-2t JOHN r. M0UNTCASTLk.
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iSDeciOL Notices.

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HuSoARY.-The Emperor and Empress OF
Austria were duly crowned as King and Queen
of Hungary on Saturday last with much cere-
mony, the Bishop Of the Catholic and Greek
Churches officiating. An immense assemblage
OF foreign representatives, mobiles, and people
was present. The splendor Of the ceremonies
was almost unprecedented. There was pro-
clamation Of general amnesty for political Of
fences.
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AUCTION Sales.
THIS DAY.


BYE. b. Cook. Auc.ioneer,
Corner Of Governor and franklin sree"'
DAILRoAD SUPPLIES AT AUG;
II TION.-on WEDNESDAY the 18th DAY Oh
June 1907, will sell at the depot OF tho hcn-
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac hailroed Ooin
many. corner Of Eighth and Broad streets, on
aecount of whom IL may concern, the iot,1pw
inc described VALUABLE RAILROAD Bur
'7bars Low Moor A xle Iron, ~ feet long;
q boxes Assorted Glass,
2 boxss shovels, without handles;
1 bovahe ad shovsls, without handlesi
q casks Trscs Chains,
4 casks Railroad Spikes,
ekegs Assorted Paint,
10 Copper Fluss,
4 sheets Copper.
s nnw Moor wrought Iron Tyres, i've feet two
glow Moor Wrought-Iron Tyres, FIVE feet;
II Low Moor Wrong ht-Iron Tyres, four feet nine
IA Low Moor Wrought.Iron Tyres, four feet eight
8 Low Moor 'wrought.Iron Tyres, four feet three
p Low Moor wrought-Iron Tyres, four feet two
Low Moor wrought.Iron Tyres, three feet nine
Low Moor Fwrought-!ron Tyres. three feet eight
inches.
Terms: At sale. Il. D. Cooh,
my 30-eodtds Auciloneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
i Personal PROPERTy.-By virtue Of "a decd
OF trust executed TO ms by Isaac y. Cole, bearing
date 9Th February, 1885, and duly recorded In the
clerks Office OF the Halifax County court, being
thereto requested shall expose for sale At pnbLic
of Meadsvllle, Halifax county Va, at II o'clock n
the following real and personal propsrty-vig., A
certain LOT in the town OF Meadsyille containing
TWO ACRES, with handsome DWELLING and
other necessary buildings thereon; ALEC, the
usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including one excellent PIhNO-FORTE.
TEAMS: Made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale win be made for the payment OF
debt duo by negotiable uote for 81 .Oto, which
note is subject to reduction OF $500. the amount
due being 1890, with interest from 2sih April 1885,
The real estate will be sold subject 20 the dover
right OF Mrs. Isaac n. Cole.
ielO T. HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until TURSDAY tho
25th inst,nt; 7. HATcaSR
je ll-swtds trustee.
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BY Isbell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, GLASSWARE.
&c At AUCTION BY virtue Of a deed OF trust
executed by +. ). Valentine to the subscriber as
trustee TO secure the payment OF q sum OF money
in said deed mentioned, bearing date on the LIST
day Of May, 1857 and duly recorded, being thereto
req ues ed by tina beneh csry in said deed, will
sell at the residence OF the said Valentine, on til
north side of Grace street between Henry and
Bevdrrs streets, Shockoe Hill, on TUESDAY the
18Th day Of June, 1851 commencing at 10 O'clock
A. II all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN Fur
NITURE, GLASSWARE, &C., mentioned In taid
deed as follows
MAHOGANY SOFA,
CABINET and GLASS,
CANE.sEGT, WINDSOR, and other CHAIRS,
FEATHSR BEDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and other TABLES,
DINING TABLE,
SAFE,
CARPET,
CRUCKER and GLASSWARE,
CO0KlNG.STOVE, &C., &c.
TERMS: Cash. g. v. DAVIS,
je7 Trustee.
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By Bowman & Stoock, Auctioneers,
No. II Fourteenth street. between Main and Cary.
yXTE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w our auction rooms on WEDNESDAY, 18th Of
June, at 10 O'Clock, a large stock OF staple and do
mestic DRY GOODS, consisting Of
bales Manchester A. SHEETlNG,
bales Manchester brown SHEET1NG,
bales Manchester brown SHIFTING,
10 cases "A and bleached CoTTONS, different
brands
DRESS GOODS,
SOUTHERN PLAIDS,
SILRCIAS.
COAT Innings,
SHEPHERDS CHECKS,
CAsSIMEREs, and
A full line of -
PANTS, and VESTS:
Black SACK COATS,
White and colored SHIRTS,
Bleached, Linen, aud Jeans DRAWERS:
White and Colored HANDhERCHIEFS,
NFCKTlES,
SUBSCRIBERS,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's HOSIERY,
White and Colsred SHAKERS,
SOAPS, &c.
100 cases of Mems, Boys, Womens, Youths,
and Children's fresh and seasonable BOOTS,
tHoBS, BR0GASs, and BALM0RALs, which
are now being consigned and arriving from
the East
$50 dozen BLACK FUR HATS.
The trade are invited to attend.
Terms OF SALE: All sums under 800, cash
credit, with approved city endorsements.
LUNCH will be served on day Of sale.
BOWMAN & sTR00CK,
jell Aucioneers.
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street,

COMMISSIONER SALE OF A LOT
~ OF GROUND ON ROCKETS AND WAT2g
STREETS in execution OF a docrse OF the ,i,
1896, in the case OF "Picke's and ais 49, pieksr,
and ais" will sell at auction upon tn premise,
on MONDAY, lfth June. 1T o clock y. NJ, II f,it
same hour, LOT OF GROUND On too south III.
OF Rockets street, fronting 81 feet and rum ny
back about 10 feet 30 Water street, on which !.
fronts about Is feet.
This lot lies jus, above the warehouse OF Ne-sr,.
Ludlam Wats n, and adjoins the property OF c.
Z Whitlock
TBRNs: One. fourth cash balance at four. eigh',
AID twelve months for notes with intsIe,t add !,
and satisfactorily endorsed The title 20 be r.'
tanned by the court until the notes are paid.
PsACHY X. GRaTTAN, Commi ssionsr
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. isu
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NJ NEW YORK STEAMERS REDUCED
FARE, IN IMITATION OF THE
GREAT DECLINE OF DRY GOODS
ST ES' S

JULIUS SYCLES'S,
9la Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
I have Just received and opened several more
cases Of those CHEAP DRY GOODS which have
created such rush for the past two weeks. l am
now Offering my stock at such prices as cannot fail
to suit. enumerste partly as follows: Rich Mo-
zambiques as cheap as 20 cents; beautiful Lenos
and Berages, Embroidered Grenadines, very cheap;
spring Popiins selling very cheap; very pretty
Lawns from 20 cents up, and also the largest stock
Of Mourning Goods to be found in this city, con-
sisting of Black Hernanies, Black Berage; Double
width Grenadines, for shawls; all selling very
cheap.
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COOP NEws.-The cholera, says our tele-
gram, is reported 10 have disappeared from
nearly all the ports of the world.
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MARRIED,

On "Wednesday, June s, 1857, at Norhfeld, the
berlsnd county, Virginia, by Rev. James Gram.
mer, W. DOUGLASS sTUAk xxi, Of Alexandris, and
NJ aTTIE w., only child Of the late Alexander I.
and Martha Z. Page.
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yTAJUABLE COALPROPERTY. r

VALUABLE COAL. PROPERTY, IN
Y THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD FOR
SALE AT ,AUCrloT.-The undersigned h9yinG
dissolved. by mutual consent. toe present mluli
firm Of Hampshire, WhitchoGSe & Co, With the
view OF closing MP their business, will offer for
sale at public auction, az the office Of Hc,srs.
Harrison, Goddim AppcrsCn, in the city Of Eich-
mond on "WEDNESDAY the l2tn day of Jur e
next, 1t the hour Of |? o'clock NJ, all the ght.
tit", aud interest OF the said firm in and to thst
very valuable coal property known az the GU y;
LIFE PITS, in the county OF Chesterfield. said
int rest is q leasehold which will continue till
April, 1873.
The mines are now, ani have been for some
time past, in good working order. The quality OF
coal fased is excellent both for family use and
for nee hanical purposes; and for gas-hOuse use,
or a. fuel for steam engines there is no better
The properly at the mines exclusive OF the
lease consists in part OF
One large twclye-ineh PUMP,
Cno eight,ineh PUMP, with wire rope at
One H LIST ENGINE for loading cars,
with GINS, Ropes. BOXES,
ENGINE, and BOILER.
ALSO,
One valuable STEAM ENGINE, BOILER, &C.,
now in Manchester;
and all the necessary fixtures for running the
mines.
pal shafts 10 the Danville railroad so as TO fur
nish every facility for shipping the coal.
st the same time will be sold the MULES,
AIS Aisc. the Ss' WRfGHiEG MsCHiss and OFFICE
FIXTURES of said drIn at their Office in the city
OF Richmond near the Danyille depot.
Every facility will be given at the mines to per-
sons wishing 10 view the property before the sale.
ANY information desired can be mad either by APP
pllcation to the undersigned. at the mines, or 10
Edward Y. Cannon, Esq, attorney at law, in Rich
mond.
The property can be treated for privately up to
the LIST of June ii sold privately, due notice will
be given. If not, then the pubic sale will take
place at the time and place above stated.
TEass Accommodating, and made known
either by application to 4. Y. CANNON Esq. in
Richmond, or to the undersigned. and also on day
Of sale. "
je Il-2t HAMPSHIRE, wHITBHoUsE CO.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PR.
IL VATELY These two BsAUTiFUL BULL.
ING LOTS at the southeast corner Of Third and
Byrd streets, frootiDg 30 feet each Third street
and running back l2o feet 10 an alley, are Offered
for sale privately. Terms accommodating Appy
at the DiSpaich ouice or ~ GRUBbS WILLIAMS
Ia
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In CouSCIL OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
June 10, 1867. I

Il Gil asked leave TO sllude to a statement OF q
city newspaper (Ihe Dispdtch) OF Saturday.morn-
ing imputing 10 the committee appointed to re-
ceive Tho President of the United States and his
friend., and 10 tender 10 them the cordial hospi-
tat,es Of the ely, the neglect OF their courteous
out fou dalton.
Inc committee met the President and his friends
going SCUM at the depot within the city at q late
houi Oh the night, attended them TO the hotel,
wneie esery ear7 had been taken for their COM
ior' ana w<ned on them next day and night,
giadiy extendlng 70 them the attentions and hos
katty oiei atoo py sincere and cordial welcome.
IN, .ne eommitee was solieitous to repeat the cour-
esy 10 me PRESIDENT and his party on their return
from Raleigh, and sought 10 secure notice In ad-
vance OF their arrival: In this they yssrs not so
assp Ies, a. 20 Of SUCCEED ,S and 20 it tho
guishsd party escaped them on their retnrn 10
Washington. ~ A''uiN I"
Extract from the minutes.
Chamberlain and Clerk Of the Council.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

GALE ATAUCTION OFTWO SMALL
= TENEMETTS At THIS NORTHEAST COR
NES OF CANAL AND FOUSHEE STREETS, AN
VACANT LOT ADJOINING, WITH VALUABLE
SPRITG THEREON Will be sold at auction, ON
the premises on WEDN ESOAY the l2lh Of June,
1887 at o'clock =. NJ, the two TENEHEsfS
located as above, each containing hrce rooms. and
wei located for small mmili"s; also, the vac an,
iot adjoining having a front Of about so feet and
depth of 10 feet to alley, with valuable spring
of pure water.
Terms: Unc-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed. The taxes aud insurance
for 1897 10 be paid by the PURCHASER
HAkRlSON, GUDDlN i APPERSON,
La AmCiiOnaArs
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS.-Als
Il ways on hand large sSsSrtMAnf q fsiioE.
robes, BUREAU s, Bsdstsads, Wsshstands, Cane and
Wood-seat Chairs. Arm and Rocking Chsifs, hair
and shuck Asttressss, and other artkiss 700 nn.
selvss HABLiSTOu BROTHEH,
No. ~ Main street. corner Ntpth.
sna IsniS sssssts, $50
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
North west corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRAINED DWELLING AND VA
4 CANT LOT, ON FIFTEENTH STREET NEAR
POPLAR FOR SALE ATAuCFlON.-W will sell
at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the l!th OF
June, 1857, AT o'clock p. NJ. the HOUSE ard
LOT and VACANT LOT located as above de-
scribed The house contains six rooms. There
Is q stable and some other improveme nIs. The
lot fronts % feet and runs back 100 feot The va
ca MT lot fronts 80 feet and runs back 100 feet.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at four,
eight and twelve months. The taxes for 1857 -
be paid by the purchaser.
GEUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
Ie 10 Auctionsers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin &Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE LOT, ON THE NORTH
Y SIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND rWEETY-SRCOND STREsTS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be sold at auction, on
the premises. on FRIDAY the 4th June, 1857, at
O'Clock z NJ, at the request CT the trustees OF
fronting 81 feet the north side OF Franklin street,
running back about l50 feet more or less and ad
joining the property Of Mr.. A. H. rutherford on
the wet.
TERMS: one-third each balance at four and
eight months for 2otiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed The taxes for 1867 to be
paid by the purchaser.
ia IL Auc,onesr5,
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Real Estate for safe.

GALE OF VALUABLE Abe.
~ MALE Landry virtue of decree ii tbs
Circuit Conrt Of Albsmarle county, state OF Viz.
GINA rendered on the LIST OF June, 1891, the under
signed. appointed commissioner by said court, OF
fers for sale certain TRACT OF LAND In said
CO unity and State owned by the late James b
Rogers, and known a, BLEAK House," and cou.
tanning 700 ACRES.
This farm lies nine miles north OF Charlotte
Vile, IN the midst Of an intelligent community
convenient to churches, and three miles from Hy
dTauiic Mills ito which boats formerly RAM. and
upon the Eiyanna river, which bounds lis south
era side. Buck Mountain crock runs through u
into ths river, the back waters oi which forrI rich
aliuvial deposits, which render those hats suscep
tibls Of yearly cultivation, whilst loss is rarely
sustained by high water. The high lard, are
mostly SINH ar to the we'll known Ivy Greek lands
aud produce well tobacco, wheat, corn, o4ts, sul
grass.
The dwelling is prcttily situated, recently built
OF brick, large and commodious, with necessary
out. houses
This farm will be sold n, a whole. or divided
into two farms, on one Of which the hui diBss are
excellent; on the other, small but comfOrlAb e.
about one third woodland.
Accommodating credits and liberal terms a.
lowed the purchaser.
Address the undersigned az Charlottesville, Va.
WILLIAM @. RDGSEs,
10 l2-2m Commissioner.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this department my stock will compare favora'
bly, with the largest and selling as cheap as the
cheapest. ! am Offering good Fast Color Calleos al
10, II, and l6 cents. Bleached Cotton as low as ~
cen,s good yard wide, Is cents. Unbleached Cot
ton. -. cents full extra yard wide, Is cents Pill
low.case Cotton, 4? inches wide, % cents lo-4
sheeting, full p yards wide only IS cents and all
other goods in proportion.
In the line of Men and Boys Wear am sell
ing splendid CassiIneres for 81; Kentucky Jeans
for Is cents; Brown Linen Drilling for 80 cents
White Navy Duck for 80 cents, and Gents Furnish
ing Goods selling equally cheap.
Country merchants and citizens IN general
would do well to give me call.
JULIUS SYCLE,
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, huctionsers
and Real Estate Agents.
BY Grubbs i williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner OF Main and EIevenlh stree's.
RABLE THREF-STORY
or SEVENTH BEFWSEY CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, AT AUCTIOx.-On THURSDAY, 18th
June at o'clock p. M, we will sell npon the
premises the very DESIRABLE RESIDENCE stu
ated as above, and occupied by d. A. Cardwell,
E,q
1t has nine rooms, with water and gas, and Is
well adapted in its arrangement and location for
the accommodation Of Il family.
TEAMS: Cne-fourth cash balance at 4, s, and
l2 months, with interest, and secured bya trust
deed. Purchaser h ray taxes for 1907.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
ia 10 AucliOneers.
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THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
l. SEVEN ACRES OF yALUABLH CoALLAED.
IN CREST2RPIELD COUNTY, Va, FOB SALE
At AUCTION II the request OF the ovnsh. ",
will ssll At public auction; on the premise; Q,
TUESDAY. 18th OF June, 1897, At - O'clock 81, Il
fair II not the next fair day Thereafter. d.,
"GIBPIN TRACT" OF COAL LAND, contaluin.
337 acres lying In the county OF Chestsreeld. Va ,
about twelve miles from the city Of biehmo.4,
and two miles. by level grade. from CoalGsi .n.
ton, on tho Richmond and panville railroad, and
lying directly IN the line lately marked by con.
petent engineer from Mldiottiin Coal Mines to ID,
Glover Hill Mines, and adj Joining the coal land, o.
Franklin stsarns, Esg., Governor PeirpOint, AID
the Midlothian Coal NJ ines.
The position Of this land Is such that the exist.
, nee OF coal underlying IL in large quantities Il,
moderate depth Il beyond question. Three hun.
dred acres OF this land is In me timber, well su
ed for saw and prop timber. The remainder
thirty-seven acres--is open land. Tn" bndlng,
consist OF an excellent DIV ELLlSG with six large
rooms and 4 brick kitchen. The grounds w.
rounding the hou.e are beautiful.
Terms: 0ne-third cash balance, nego,isb,.
notes. interest added. At six. twelve, and eghtcyl
months deferred payments secured By q deed Of
tiust. PiLSlNToN, PCLLlAM y CO.,
jell Real Estate Agents and Au;tioresrs