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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

A youth, on leaving his aunt's house
after a visit, finding it was beginning
to rain, caught up an umbrella that was
snugly placed in a corner, and was pro-
ceeding to open it, when the old lady, who
for the first time observed his movements,
sprang toward him, exclaiming " No, no
that you never shall. I've had that UNI.
brella twenty-three years, and it has never
been wet yet; and Pm sure it shan't be
wetted now"
A schoolboy having good naturally
helped another in difficult ciphering les
son was angrily questioned by his master
"Why did you work his lesson ?" To
lessen his work." replied the youngster.
Why do men drink and smoke, ma'am
To render their company and converse
ton endurable to each other. How it is
that women manage to stand each others
society, l cannot imagine.-Pmch.
The London Cosmopolitan maliciously
says that Harvard conferred the degree
of LII. d. upon Mr.. Peabody, not for his
learning in the law, but for his other :" great
gifts"
Liebert, the American Paris photo
grapher who did the Dumas and Menken
"picture," has taken "speaking like
ness" of General John c. Breckenridge.
Registration in Louisiana is completed.
and shows that the colored voters have a
majority Of 1915.
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CKEEN'S LAW AND LAND AND
y COLLECTING OFFICE, COVINGTON, Va
GREAT SALES OF HOUSES AMP LOTS, MINE Ne
T ri Completion Of The virginia Central
railroad to Covington, and the work already done
on the ON 1P TH Gh9 PhY
aoTEI," with five other LOTS and houses there
on all the lots around both dePqti ard be n
MACE" with engines, mills, and, fixtures,
within three miles Of the town and one rie-t and
f SREb AND NM NfsETYrITE ASD H B2tF
CsEs OF LAMP and ore to supply the
miles from the town and Immediately on the rail
DKED AND I7HlRTY-ElGHT AND \ Hale a.
GLOBE n ,Bs f FoEGs ' With mills houses
ETC. on the Cowpasqrs Tiyer 24T Hsf tTTm n
HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE ACRES: a tract
Of Thirty. THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
O and ID o on II the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, a!
P3eahontss Courthouse over 900 AGES OF OF
LANDS lone tract Of IS 900, and one of IS so2, and
various others Of from 100 to :, 900 scres);
Mountain Grove. Bath county. Va, all the LA NDs
Of which Colonel Samuel V Gatewood died seized,
with magnificent dwelling house, mills, sc.
Inese are valuable grazing lliS
And on the TWELfrH DAY OF SBPTEM Ser,
four miles from Healing Springs, the valuable
GRAZING LANDS OF which Lewis Payne died
seized, containing over 1900 acres ons-half Of
which is in grass or cultivation "
And on tho FIFTEENTH DAY OFsEPTEMBER,
at the residence of Mrs. F. T. Strother, between
Hot and Warm Springs, the TRACT OF LAND on
which she resides. conta ming BIS acres. And on
the same day, the dloinins TRACT Of the Messrs
Dangerield, containing 900 acres.
No other LANDS Of the quality and value OF the
lands aforesaid are in market and the attention OF
ca pitalists and others to the said lands Is re-
quested. w. ShEEN, CovinSton, Va.
Corington is reached in one day from Baltimore
and Richmond. au lT-2t
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The Louisville Journal asserts and
vouches for the truth Of the story that in
Texas recently, colored jury, after being
particularly charged by the judge to find
a verdict, returned to the courtroom, and
the foreman thus delivered himself to his
Honor: "See here, Mr.. Court, we's been
down to dat are room, and we hunts in
every crack, in every corner, up the
chimney, and under de floor, and can't
find anything that looks like wordick."
His Honor then attempted to explain to
them what verdict was, and directed them
to return and consider of it. After they
had been out about half an hour they
again made their appearance before the
court, and the foreman thus inquired OF
his Honor: "Look er here, Mr.. Court,
didn't you point me foreman of this
jury ?" "Yes, sir, did" "Dat's what
| told desc fools, but dey didn't got sense
enough to know it. | tells 'um what and
how dis case is, and dey won't do as
tells 'um. Amt dey bound to do what
| say, Mr.. Court :"
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A New METHOD OF PRESERVING THE
DEAD.-There is now on exhibition at the
Morgue the body Of a man that is being
subjected to an experimental process OF
preservation. The body is that of q
drowned person, and is supposed to have
been in the water three days prior to its
recovery. 1t is enclosed in metallic case
made perfectly ar-tight, and, as yet, al
though forty days have elapsed since the
commencement Of the experiment, shows
no signs of decomposition. On the con-
trary, the body appears to harden each
day. This result is obtained by forcing
the air from the case and supplying its
place with certain gas, which the dis
coverer claims contains the requisite pre-
serving qualities. He even expresses the
belief that the body in course Of time
will become as hard as stone.-Neo York
Times.
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How NATURE PRESERVED Record
A St. Louis paper mentions an incident
which occurred in the surveys Of the Iron
Mountain road in the cypress swamps of
Southeast Missouri. The engineers, having
orders to locate their surveys in connec-
ton with the United States land surveys,
had occasion TO search for the marks or
records made years ago in the swamps.
The land surveyors had marked the results
of their work by cutting into the body OF
a tree, dwelling off q smooth surface of the
trunk, and engrossing their records on the
tablets thus prepared. The engineers
found the trees Of the old survey, and re-
cognized the scars Of former cuttings, but
to reach the records were compelled to cut
into the trees again. New wood had
grown up over the old record, completely
hiding and protecting it. But after cut
ting into the body down to the original
tablet they found the surveyors record as
plain and distinct as when first made.
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10 pu LYNEs BROTHER, Auct!oneers.
Rv Cabell & w atkins,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
lll3 Main street.
TBE BEAUTIFUL AND PRODC

THE BEAUTIFUL AN ~ p. PRo Gi2IS6
- .iiNuT HILL" TWO AND HALE MILES
EAST OF EoRRT 4GHafGNEop' one NJ H1spkEp ASp
EEWWAESSrYs isvEN AND 0NEQUARITJEIRn AGREE e.
Instant un at o'clock P NJ on the premises We
viii sell at public auction the valuable ana ief.e
FARa above owned BY II N Mr. ssnue
Sutherland, Mrs. Schermerhorn, ana otnsls.
The place contains l27t acres Of land OF variety
bivh state o! cultivation, and admirably adapted
70 grain crops and all kinds of vege.aDles sna
fru,s. The remaining 30 acres OF uIcleaIed laho
contain large quantity OF oak and pine Woou,
three loads OF which can be brought TO me city IA
Isy, and which in few years might be made to
heat frame dwelling with eight rooms kitchen,
stable. barn &C.. all in good repair Ihere ls
streams run through the farm There Is hour1sn n
ing Young orchard, promising large yleld. Inc me
atsntion of persons desiring an attractive country
seat near the city is invited to this properly
BUYERS without conveyances wishing TO aleno
the sale will please confer with us. me growing
crops may be taken at valuation.
TsRMs: one third cash balance at Six Twelve
and eighteen months, with title retained or trus
deed until paid. ,,,,, >, ,r.nrrye
Is CAD " " a hiA'c.
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Yours, &c, Re. LEWIS,
jy 3o-swTulw by b. 4. LEWIS his attorney

ITO Mr.. AUGUSTUS VAN WICK
Il AND LILA G., HIS WlFE-As you are no!
residents OF this State | cause publication TO be
made OF the following writ for the time and In
the manner required by the statute ia such case,
viz:
The Commo,,csdhh IF Virginia to the Sheriff u
Brunswick county gre.ttny:
Whereas 4 suit in chancery has been depend.
Ing In our Circuit Court OF Brunswick county 3D.
tween Louisa 6. wilkins, plaintiff. and 3. 4.
Lewis, administrator OF w. w. wilkins. Leila G.
wilkins, &C., defendants, and before a fraL d..
cree was rendered therein the said Leila q. WI
klns married Augustus Van Wyck, ana the plaza,
TIL has applied for scire IuctGS sinsI the SAID
Augustus Van Wyck and Leila G his vile AID
II appsaring by affidavit that the said Van W!cS
and wife are not residents OF this State, by reason
whereof this scire JacinS may be served by pGbi.
| cation for four successive weeks pr-Yiouo 10 no
return day In some newspaper published In ms
State therefore We command you tina. you mas
known 10 the said Augustus Van Wyck and Lens
6 his wife, that they be before the Circuit Coct'
OF our said county Of Brunswick, al tho coGr!.
house, on the frst day OF October term Mex! 20
show cause, II any they can, why the said SUI;
should not be proceeded in 10 u fnsl decree ana
| have then there this writ and make known no"
you hsve exec utsd the same.
| /" witness. &. X. Turnbull. Clerk Of our sa!t
| Court, this Gath day OF July, 1867.
jyso-swTa!w " LOUISA G. WILKINS.
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Savings Banks, dc.


BANKING
IL AND INSURANCE CoMPANY
STATE DEPoaIToRY)
is now doing a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Office, northeast corner OF Main ard TWelltn
streets, Richmond, Va.
In the Savings Department,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
and interest paid thereon. Depostors are assured
of the security offered by this company, and are
respectfully invited to deposit their funds with u.s.
In the Insurance Department, we make
INSURANCE ON LIVES
on the most reasona BILE terms, and also issue Poll
ces of Insurance against fire on All desirab
classes OF risks in city or country.
We invite your patronage.
JOINT. C. PoTrs. Secretary. jyl3
MUTUAL BUILDING FUND
fl AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE, 1900 MAIN STREET.
This institution allows six per cent. Interest on
deposits of one dollar or more.
DIRECTORS.
Stephen Hunter, Robert j. Christian,
p. w Grubbs, George Ainslie
J. w. Frayser, A. Bodeker,
J. J. Foster, n: B. Hill,
John o. Taylor, Richard Cauthoru,
Sampson Jones, Jr., w. j.. Holt,
Robert S. Pollard, A. w. Richardson.
JOHN e. BOSSIEUX, President.
WILLIAM #. ALLEN, Cashier.
The attention OF all classes DESTROYS OF saving OF
investing their money is called to this Savings
Bank Security undoubted. Loans, &C., nego-
tiated. ONCE hours from A. III. to 6 2. NJ.
nv le-2m
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By Lyme Il Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
.ornar of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

VALUABLE LOT ON SEVEN,
v m1PHTu STREET BEYOND VENABLE. AND
Ss. Tsh M u MiGHAELo PuRcELLs GR0G "a -
EkoSTySTSa fIRT KTAI Fl GMc SP9N %HIcH
IT, IT, H GsSTTRaAshR tMAiNs OF A BURNT BUILD-
ia G0yEp Be !. fE hpnAGTfoNT At Viii
h-h h' ITTTnlbNEsDAY next the 2lst day Of Au-
ssi, III 1861 at half past O'clock NJ upon Inc
S,IhsHsI sss and eh54 H'Rsey
tsht'ou I'd immed iatsly after say o'clock r. III :,
S Ss will sell the FRAMED HOUSE on Sixteenth
and Poplar street near the creek ss containing i've
rp1ns. stssie LYME 4 BROTHER,
tEEhS Auctioneers.
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EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Il On TUESDAY the Sd day of September next,
at IL NJ. at the Merchants Exchange in the city Of
Norfolk, ere will be sold by the Board OF Pub
lie Works, at public aucton the States interest In
the DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY,
amounting to SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY
SHARES OF STOCK.
TERMS OF SALE: The purchaser or purchasers
to pay cash and to give bond and security in tn
penalty Of 5000 COO, to be approved by the Board
of Public Works, conditioned that the sal canal
shall be opened and kept open as a navigable
highway without any future charge upon the State
Of Virginia.
Full statements of the condition Of the affairs OF
the Dismal Swamp Canal Company will be shown
on application at the office of said company, in the
city of Norfolk at any time until the day Of sale.
BY order OF Board Of Public Works.
J. II. HERNDON,
Secretary of the Commonwealth and ex- ottlcio
" 3O-2awIw Clerk OF Board OF Public WORKS.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northw est corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of q
/ deed Of trust executed to the undersigned az
trustee by William Eackett, dated the LIST day OF
January, 1887 and recorded in the clerks Off &c OF
the Richmond Hastings Court, and at the request
of the beneficiary will sell at public auction,
on the premises. on TU ESDAY, goth day of August,
at O. clock p NJ, if fair, If not, then on the next
fair day thereafter. at the sams hour the desirable
near Grace street. Said property Is located on
leased ground. Further particulars will be given
on day Of sale.
TEENS: Enough cash to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay off prior incum-
brance OF 800, now due; the remainder OF the
purchase money will be paid upon such terms as
F. TURNER, Trustee.
rr-,,- g. Auctiopaars
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Immediately after the above sale will be sold
rooms, with about one.uuarter ofan acre .ttach sd
adjoining the property of A. Engeking, Esq sls,
In the town Of Ashland This property is now occu-
purchasing the aforesaid pieces OF property will
be entitled to a free ticket from Richmond TO Ash
land.
TERMS: On day OF sale.
jy 27-2awtds lSBELL & DAVIS, Auctionesrs.
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A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE.-A local editor
of Western exchange informs his read
ers that he has no sweetheart now-he's
married. Smith says he knows another
editor who has no sweetheart-She's
married.
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>~o-,'~o' ~ E. B. Cook. Auctioneer'
cornsr Governor and Franklin asres''.
HOUSEHOLD ,n FUR NJ ~ ':sr t ES:
~ Ed An NTTksphY the 10th Instant at 10 10
2s5est Tl FsfslkIS # TSk :'e eonprsiPs
hoosnnuo nd walnut Marble. top TaoieS'
Mahoeany sdeboards and Chairs:
s Maanat naw spring seat Sofa Lounges. Book
Mahorany and Walnut Secretaries anu D
1anny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads'
Cana and Wood seat Chairs.
on &c Desks, Stools, and Chairs;
Feather Beds and Pillows,
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
One Arst. rate Cooking stove, NC.
one frst-rase Refrigerator.
An assortment Of new ORNAMENTAL iN0A'
WARE, consisting OF
Eancv Chairs, Mantel Brackets,
nmhrella Stands, Spittoons,
Finwer vases, Wire Dish covers
Irvine Boxes D1" E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
au la -. - ---------
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS STAPLES'S MILL. SIX MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND, WITHIN ONE Fl Rp . \
DRED YARDS OF THE RICHMOND AND ~ Fk ~
PPiGESBHRG RAILROAD. FOR SALE AT AUG
TON will be sold at auction, on the premises
on MON the I'd Of ssP,em6er 1857 at T%6
.CREs OF LAND attached to it. 1t is so well
know that full description is deemed u9 9
sary. The mill and mill dam need some re-" re-.
pairs. which, when done, will make the property
TyRSs: one third cash; balance at one and
two years for negotiable notes, interest adueo' Sc
cured by trust deed. .,prpeou
or1T TnEThi27tbendtd Auctioneers.
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Tor SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
Il the most desirable, healthy, and command
Ing sites for public private buildings in the city
of Richmond (FOUR or FlN ACRES OF LAND
well enclosed, with good brick house, lately put
in good repair, with six rooms framed kitchen
with four rooms stable and other out houses,
we'll of pure water, and fruit trees Of the best
fruit
1t will be sold as whole or in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
This property Is within ten minutes walk of the
Old Market, and convenient to the centre OF bust
ness. Apply TO
aul 7-iw JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son.
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Northwest corner o Main ana EleFehtn OIL oe'''
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALyz :
1 ABLE LOT OF GROUND, ON TIE N N - I q q
SIDE OF FRAEKLIN sTR EET5 EXT sTREE sEs
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of deed OF trqsi exc
cuted TO the subscriber as trustee oy JONI .
Stubbs. trustee for Mrs. Martha ). snthsiIanu
dated August LIST. ls6 , and recorded In hlcnm9n4
Hnstncs Court office, being thereto req uestsaas
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on MIN
DAY The 10th August, at O'Clock +. a., II lalt, II
not them on the next fair day Thereafter lounaays
excepted) at the same hour, the following PRO- re
marty conveyed in said deed-to Wit: LII os
HHk6UND on the north side of franklin street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, com
menciny 45t feet west OF Fourteenth street 'front.'
mo ~ feet running back on Its east line W. leet,
anTJ an its west line 1921 feet The said lot Is now
rsnted to Nancy Carter, who has built thereon a
framed house, which she has the rlght 10 rcihoVe
at the expiration OF her term. ,or,.s
Tvpys: Suttcientin cash to defray the expense IS
attending the sale and the Of 1890 g loo WIN
intsrest thereon from LIST of August, 1861 credlt
AZ TO 1890 49, with interest thereon from lst OF Au
pust 1886 until lst of August 1858: 1urther crer
air "a TO $3.50 90 with interest thereon from ISL OF
Aupust 1866 until lst Of August, 1859 ana me "a
1anre rpon terms to be made known at the tune OF
sale the credit payments to bear Interest from
The day of sale, and to be secured by deed OF
trust upon the property. n
GRrBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.


VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
Y DENCE, STORE, SC ON TIE DEEP Run
TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES E0RTHbWEsT OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION At the
reonest Of MIR. II. Bennett. we will offer for sale
at public auction on Thu RsDAY, August %, 1867,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the FARM on which he now re-
mirably adapted for q dairy or market garden
The dwelling house contains four rooms, with
storehouse attached, which is good stand Tor
business There IL also another dwelling house
of two rooms with the necessary out houses.
Ice-house and pond, and we'll Of excellent water
on the premises.
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added secured by trust deed.
Auctoneers.
p. S. We will also sell immediately after the
sale of the land two superior MICH COWS, one
HORSE, and one LIGHT CARRIAGE.
IL
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, an excel
Il lent BUILDING LOT on Plum street, Sidney,
SIS by 70 feet, between Elmwood and Dover streets.
apply to me at corner Twenty fourth and Mar
shall streets, Church Hill.
If not sold privately, it will be sold at auction
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, August &c, AT 81
o'clock.
AL 1857 FREDERICK DEGENHARDT.
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By Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

DEAU Full LOT AT THE
AND TENTH STREETS FOE SALE AT AUC-
TION-At tn request of the owner, we will sell
al auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the 18th
August, 1857. at O'Clock F. NJ, that truly valua
Bile LOT located as above, opposite to the wash
ington monument, fronting q feet, running back
IS feet TO an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS At sale.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
an1o Auctioneers.
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By Clopton Harwood,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
VERY DESIRABLE SMALL FARM
FOR SALE.-We have for sale, on the York
River railroad ten miles from Richmond and q
quarter of mile from n eadow station, a very de-
sirable small FARM Of l"7 acres, in Hsnrico
county about siXtytve acres cleared, the ba-
lance in wood The cleared land was thoroughly
lined i've years since, and has heen worked very
little since that time-ten acres in clover, and
the meadow land seeded in herdsgrass. There is
upon the place very good house and the neces-
sary out houses, grist and w-mill, and church
In less than half mile. There is also hne
peach and apple orchard a great bargain can be
hsd as the owner has determined to sell, with the
view OF moving 10 another farm.
For terms, apply to
CLOPTON 4 HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents,
Tenth street between Main and Bank.
an l6-3t
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Real Estate for Sale.
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents

and Real Estate Agents.
A DESIRABLE B RIG X TENE-
n MENT, ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS,
FOR SALE.-We offer for sale an excel en
BRICK TENEMENT located as above, containing
eight rooms, all OF which have fra-places, with
many closets, and large brick kitchen; The
and are in the most perfect order.
To effect a speedy sale, great inducements will
be offered, and stocks or bonds will be taken IN
given at once.
HARRISON, GoDDIN Il APPERsoN,
an l9-6taod AuctiOneers
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by Isbell & Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE IN ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY.
The Undersigned. by virtue of deed OF trust exc
cuted to him on the 3lst day Of January, 1887, by
Richard A Thornton, TO secure the pay nent Of GER
tain bonds and notes payable to the firm Of Glaze
brook Thomas, OF the city OF Richmond will pro-
coed on THURSDAY the 22d day Of August, 1867,
if fair, If not the fair day thereafter, 10 sell
at public auction all that certain LOT or PARCEL
OF LAND lying and being in the town OF Ashland
In the county Of Hanover, containing two and half
acres, adjoining the lot Of John Q. VIM, and be-
ing the same lot parcel Of land conveyed 10 said
Thornton by the Undersigned by deed bearing date
the Clerks office Of Hanover County Court. The
said lot has on 1t comfortable dwelling house,
storehouse, kitchen, and stable, in good repair.
TERMS OF SALE Cash for 80 much as Will pay
the cost OF executing this trust, the fees for draw
ing and recording said deed. and pay bond for
S62 SO payable OH demand, dated 23d OF ovember,
1885, and note for $685. due 23d OF May 1857, with
interest which may be due said bond and note
on day of sale or until payment; 80 much OF the
residue of said purchase money az Will be sum
csnt to pay of and discharge a certain other note
for $3l5 dated ED Of November, 1855. payable
twelve months after date, will be made paya Bile
when said note becomes due, and the residue OF
said purchase money will be made payable at such
time az said 4. A. Thornton shall direct
WILLIAM K. WYNN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by IsBELL DAVIS, Auctioneers.
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HOME SCHOOL, IN LOUISA.-The
LII second session of this School, four miles
from Tolersville station, begins let of October
next and ends 3oth OF June following. For par
ticuIars address DR.. 2. B. PENDLETON,
jy l6-d&cTu6w Tolarsville.
II AIDES FESTIVAL 1.-the ladies of
i 4 Hanover will hold FESTIVAL at Ganes's
farm on THURSDAY, August q, for the rebuild
ing of Beuah church, which was burned by the
Federal army in 1864 Conveyances will meet the
visitors on thu York River railroad at Fair Ga ks
station In the morning, and take them back in the
evening in time to reach Richmond by O'Clock
There will be opportunity aho rded of visit
ing the battle. grounds OF Gaines's mill and Cold
Harbor.
Addresses will be delivered by several distin-
guished speakers. au l3-TuSaW3tx