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RETURNED.
OCULlST AND AURIST.
Dissolution of CODartnershID.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the firm name of Walker j.
Yaryan, Claim Agents and Attorneys, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Major l. D.
Walker retiring from the firm. Gen. A. r. Z.
Dawson, late of the firm of Chapman, Hosmer
Co., has this day connected himself with the
remaining partner. J. L. Yaryan, and the old
business Of Walker d Yaryan will be prose-
cuted. and new business is solicited under the
firm name of YARYAN 4 DAWSON.
]. D. WALKER.
J. L. YARYAN.
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville A. n.
Leave Nashville 30 P n.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New OrIenns Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2. Cotton Dull and
easier; sales 100 bales low middling at 2312924-
Receipts in three days 1892; exports lls9 bales.
Observation-Disclosures Sugar yellow claTl hed, at
l54c. Flour in light supply; supeTine $40 81
extra Sll. Corn stock light; mixed and yellow
81 OS@l 10; white 81 20C9l Is. Oats scarce at
SOC. Pork firm at S23 2sI923 SO. Bacon-shoul-
ders 100000; clear sides l314. Lard in tierces
12lI0l2M. in keg ~.
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R. 81. GRooMEs & CO.,

FOR CITY AND SIR
u rounding country Ia
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
OHes-No. AZ North Cherry Street.
Manufaetory-No. Ia5 south Market 81
lied. T,pi. .g5l - ~
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NASHVILLE NDEoRTHwEsTERE RAILROAD

Leave Nashville 40 P.
Arrives az Johns9nvlle P.
Leaves johnson lille ATT. ......-..--2NO a.
rr.vgs az Nashville. ESQ n.
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First Washington and SOufhern via
Chattanooga
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THos. S. MARR. Prss't. L. G. TARBox, Cash.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
Corner Union and College Streeta.

THE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES PAID
i for U. 5. Securities. COMPOUND Interest
Notes. Gqla. eta by the NATIONAL SAVINGS
COMPANY. corner Of Union and College streets
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Ofiiee Hours.
From IN. TORN SUNDAYS. 7toqA.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence" e the Richmond Dispatch.
The Elcctions-Cotton Regulations.
WASHINGTON, October 2, 1S6;

W ASH iNhitN, oCtobcl L, lCO'.
The coming elections in Ohio and Penn
sylvania are absorbing topics, and there is
a very fevcrish anxiety observable among
the friends of all parties as to the results,
although accounts received by each have
told fattcring tales. The Radicals, in
Guiding prominent officials, who are kept
we'll supplied with adviccs both from Penn
sylvania and Ohio, arc by no means certain
of success: though some of them profess
TO believe that in Ohio they will not only
elect their ticket, but adopt the negro sui
tracc amendment to the Constitution.
Ii seems that numerous complaints have
been made to the Treasury Department
since the recent issue of new bonded
warehouse regulations as 10 their lmprac-
ticahilitv in certain matters, and particu-
}arlv with reference to the shipment Of
cotton in the South. Letters from that
section which have been received state
numerous difficulties in consequence of
certain requirements contained in the
rcculationS. The Secretary OF the Treasury
is busilv engaged in considering all the
causes which lead TO these complaints,
and if there is any possible way of modi-
fving the regulations which will not con-
Nict with the law, such notifications will
be made Planters and others in the
States further south are particularly into
rested in this. TIMoN.
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RniIrOnIs.
II III aEe 5s5 a


RrcHaoSD AID D,yyftry Pan,
vile ana Lynchbnrg accommodated n,, ,n"
ger leaves Richmond daily texc.p, Snn't,r, a
, u. u; Through mail and passenger 80 =.
vile, Greensboro &c Y' "''-
hfchHoSD ASD PETER7srgG R.rLRo,p
press tram daily except Mondays att1 "
through mail daily At 20 L. N rrn.h.
ana accommodation daily lexcep, Sa,G,y."" On =,
80 =. NJ ."''''f' -
RICHMOND ASD YORK RtvgR Rrts,,,
Leave daily at A. VI On Tuesday ard =,
day connecting with steamer for Hal,tr,,,.a.
ana on Tuesday, Thursday, and Satnra1Y - :.
Norfolk '''uAJ !"r
|IKdiSiA Central RAILRoAD.-Traius,s,,
LOT 9tahn'oI dIliy lexcep, Sunday ATM I
VI. Leave for GordonsyiIla Sunfays ala,
same hour. Leave Stanton for Coxing,o,
Mondays, Wednesdays, md FRIDAYS ''
RIcHnoND, FREDERICKSBURG ASp Po-ov,,
RAILKop.-Leave Gally 1t lilo a. ". and
s.4j =. NJ Accommodation train Gailv I.xc 49,.
Sunday at4 T. VI -
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1HE PETERSBURG RAu.RoAD.-The nav
ment of Confederate claims against n.y.
Petersburg railroad Company ha, henu
postponed until the 18th nstant.-Erpress
The retail grocers Of Petersburg hay,
resolved not 10 purchase from wholesalp
dealers who compete with them for the
retail trade. Wv
returns from twelve parishes of Louisi
ana, including the city, show total ro,n
, =, aa''oz, being u majority on the regis
tered vote OF l,ClS.
nv M ne nho mansion house on the Mopnt
p nIinnsl C estate, in Fairfax county, near
rohlck church, was destroyed by ire ON
Monday evening last. ~ y "i0 "a
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Nv Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auctloneers
and Resl Estate Agents.

ylRU STE E. s SALE OF 4O6 4-lO
l ACRES OF VALUABLE FlMBEEED LhHD
IN HENRlCO COUNTY, ABOUT Ten MlhsS
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETN EEN The DhEf
Run ROAD ANDTliE THE CHOPPED koAD'
Az trustees in 4 certain deed OF trust made py D.
w Green and Julia A, his wife, dated l-th sop
tarnber l,G5 duly recorded IN llenrico S"nhty
Cont we shall In execution thereof, At the rs-
1uast of the benefciar.es In the sali deco, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY October IL, 1857, AT T. CLOCK NJ. II iair,
If not, the first fair day thereafter. that Valuable
TRACT OF LAND located as above. containing
100 40 ACRES, according to recent survey. Ihs
said land il heavily covered with superior WOOD
and timber, and by reason thereof Is regarded OF
pcculi lar value. -....-.. =,
Terms: Enough in cash 10 defray expenses oil
.aIa and To pay OF and discharge all OF tho notes
,af.rrai TO In said deed which have Matured,
am0un,ing 10 - 253 II and as to any snrplu7
W hicb NAV arise from .aid sale on such terms as
III. said Green may prescribe ana direct, OF on MS
ilurs TO give any directions, then on tncll terms
a. the said trustees may announce at the tlins ol
sale. ,,a, ~ 1ol,
w Alley peTsour attending the sals VIII please
meet the trustees AZ the reridcnc. 81 ndld AiisY'
and accompany them and the aucuoh.ri 10 ths
snot az, me premises selected for the sale TO come
OIL 80 ~. INV
chaser. ROBERT s. POLLARD, Trn.t...
50 u JOHN i. YOUNG,
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EETTER FROM TIE UNIVERSITY

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
The Studcnt>-Whcrc They Hail From The
ProIc>>or>-Thc New Chaplain, &C., &c.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.,
October l, 1867.
The fortv-fourth session Of the Univcr
sitv of Virginia began to-day. To this
period almos, everybody in this commu-
nitv has been anXiously looking for several
wccks-proieSsorS expecting pupils; pro-
prictors OF hotels looking for boarderS !;
merchants preparing for customers and
Young ladies' longing for bcauX. How dit
trrent to-day from the first day Of last
July. Everything then seemed so slack
twisted now everything is taut.
1t is impossible to estimate accurately
the number Of students now here it is
not less than three hundred and twcnty-Gvc,
and not more, think, than four hundred.
OF course many Of those who have ar
rived have not yet given their names to the
Chairman OF the Faculty.
However, | have several items from
headquarters that may hc Of some intc-
rest. The number OF matriculatcs at this
hour (cloSc Of the first day. this session is
twenty (2O) per cent. greater than 1t was
at the same hour last session. From this
and other reliable data we may safely eX-
pect to have six hundred students by the
close Of the first term.
Nearly every State in the Union is re-
presented among the matrculutcs. The
largest number is from Virginia, the next
from Alabama, and the third largest from
Maryland.
In mingling with the crowds on tic
lawn, at the bookstore, and elsewhere, you
sec the tair-comploxioned, tightly dressed
youth of the North, and the dark skinned
young man OF the South, with big-leggcd
brooches, sack coat, and broad brimmcd
hat. Here is one from Florida, there
another from Minnesota: here is one from
New York, there another from Texas
Virginia, the West, Northwest, Southwest
District Of Columbia, all send their sons tt
this far-ta:ned place of learning to be
fitted for the grand labors that await thu
young men OF this great republic.
Many OF the students are young, though
think they are less youthful than they
have been in some previous sessions. 4
large number have seen service in the
ranks Of the Confederate armies, and one
1t least was all officer in the Federal arm,
during the late war. All will treat hin
with perfect courtesy whenever the duties
of college life bring them in contact with
him.
All Of the professors are bucklng on
their harness for the contest about to be-
gin, except DR.. Mallet, whose duties at
the University Of Louisiana will keep him
there for several months. He is to fill the
chair OF technology, &C., in this substitution
most admirable appointment.
The new chaplain, Rev. Peter Tinslcy
has arrived, and entered upon his duties
| think he has made good impression.
The first meeting of "The Young Mems
Christian Association Of the University of
Virginia" will be held on next Friday
afternoon. AS this meeting will be very
important, | shall devote the greater part
OF another letter to it. Enough about the
University now. TX.
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By William Pannill L Son,
Auctione-r5 and Real Estate Agents,
No II Sycamore street, Petersburg, va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN DIywIDDIE COUNTY,
hBpuT Nix AND HALF MILES From pE:
TERS6URG u, AND CITY LOTS IN TIE
CITY or PsTEEsBrk 10 as trn,,ss IN csf am
u.tsr hls wtfr, ,,.ted April IS 1885, duly corded
in thu Clerks office OF Dinwdie county CouIt
ana in the Clerks office Of the Hastings Court OF
- shall nax.cu,ion III -r.of.
Al tn request Of Robert Moore & Brother; me Ds
nenciar:s in the said deed proceed 10 SCI a. pun
in tho city OF Petersburg. on THURSDAY, octo-
Der TO- 1907, at Il o'clock NJ,
FEST.
That valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing
about on7 hqndre' ana p.,srshnT,
widd!e county, bounded on the west by fsteTsDurs
and boviton Plank koad Company, t%at ~ hehiy
Cousins and, north by P.ckl- branch, ADJOINING
Burgess mill, Elk and hall miles from fo'el7'
bnr3. ,pco.r
Also, TWO LOTS OF LASD designated in III
ioyv Il " !i-on- plat OF twenty acres as 1913 NOS.
:. and s. containing : acrs-
THIRD.
Also. THAT CERTAIN LOT or LAND on Byrn1ss
street IN the city OF Petersburg, fronting on sdli
4 distance Of $50 feet more or less 70 an aidsy-
bounded the nor,u by The properly oi nouns
Wallace. the e.rt by byrne street, on me sont!.
by The property OF nald Thomas w. hoy BULL anu
OH the west by an alley
FOURTH.
Also that House and Lot occupied by D"sld
Alexander on west eide OF BsrGe street. IN re
t.rsburg fronting thereon 50 feet, more or !ess,
and running back In depth 100 feet. more or less 70
an alley about feet wld-. conveyed 70 me 7al q
Thomas W Roys,on by Thonab PonnlIl aud vile,
by deed dated August 3, l-s3.
Also, THAT LOT OF Land on no south side
OF Pine street, IN the city OF P"trrsou'E being To-
No - A. de-i snated In Nchcuhl-- plat or par
Of prde's held, fronting on SAID street ioo Ice
and extending back TO tho line oil lla canal Lom
pauy b-iu. bounded on the east by Ddyld May
lot, This Is beautiful building lot.
SIXTH.
Also that LOT or LAND on the soulh side d
Halifax street IN the city Of Petersburg fronting
on said street. $50 feet thence running south hlon.
Cool Sprins road 5i5 i-et th-ncs west los ieet
thence north 255 feet the beginning or 80 mucf
Of tho above-uAru. property vii! be -o!d AZ una.
be- sulcien 10 satisfy ,nc provisions Of s4id true
| deed.
TERMS: Cash 10 d-ffay The expenses OF sale ant
to pay of two certain notes dated April IS, 1906
one tor 81 POS. 90, payabl" nine months after at.
and tn other FOR IL 3H II, payable twelve month
.!ter date. This Is the direction now by the bene
neieres 10 sell for cash but II 10 prooe that oil
| the day Of sal- an arrangement may De nado u
| make ihs terms more accom-, odatipg.
| CHARLIE, T. JQSES, Trustee.
| WILLIAM pANSlLL son.
| "a c5-tds Auctioneers.
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TWO SMALL FARMS FOR SALE

TWO SMALL FARMS FOR SALE
1T AUCTION Immediately after the above
sale made bv IA for Thomas J. Evans, trustee. We
will soil at auc,ion. at Hsnrico County court.
hnnsa on tn. 7TII OF OCTOBER, that hetnE court
Iav saw AZ O'Clock + NJ, the TWO SMALL
PHiSNS located, the one near the first water sta
non on the Richmoni, fredericksburg and poto'
mac railroad, adjoining the lands Of Il. W.
Gi.yahr.ok and others containing 90 acres 80
scres cleared the balance in wood. Tha I'M
movements are a log dwelling, large lcc'house
and ice. pond and small orchard.
The other containing 81 acres, all / y wood ana
timber nearthe Deep Kun COalpits. and adjolninS
The lands OF John Holman, Nathaniel tr'nshaw,
n nd others This affords an opportunity 10 per-
sons OF small means to purchase small tarms
Trrx.. ct sale. GEUBBS WILL ANS,
nc AuctiOueers.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
The University of NirSinia-Large Attendance
Of srudcnr>-The New Chaplain-The
Grounds, &c.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, October 2.
The session Of lSG7-GS opened ycstcr-
day. To-day there are between 400 and
500 students on the grounds. The pros
poets are very good for 600 or more. In
the academic schools a greater proportion
of the students will be in the higher classe.
than during the two preceding sessions
This arises from the fact that Washington
College, llampdcn Sidney, Richmond, and
Randolph Macon, as well rs the numerous
University schools Of the State, and the
revived Institutions Of the gulf and border
States, are beginning again to send their
quotas OF well-preparcd students to the
University. The school of Engineering
and Applied Science has attracted thither
considerable number OF students.
The new chaplain, the Rev. Mr.. Tinslcy,
has made a very pleasing impression. He
was well known during the war for his &C
tivity and zeal as chaplain of regiment
III Pickelt'S brigade. Mr.. TinSlcy pro-
cccdcd 1T once on his arrival TO reUrganZc
the University Sunday schools and Bible
classes, aud to commence the sessions
work Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
The grounds and buildings OF the Uni
versity have been much improved by the
superintendent, Colonel John f. Johnson,
and many cunvcnicnccs and comforts added
lor the benefit of the resident students.
Additional buildings for students are "a
piuiy gong up on Carr's hill, recently
purchased by the Board OF Visitors.
The country around the University is
beautiful III the present season. The farm
ers are sowing more wheat than they have
done since the war. Immigrants, with
capital. from the North and the South, are
coming into Albemarle, and we look TO =
speedy revival Of the material prospertv
OF 'his garden spot Of Virginia.
Yours,
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
A,c.ioneers and Real Estate Agents

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST LIN &
Of SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND LE!Ga
sTREETS.-By virtue OF deed Of trust dated l7th
October. 1853, duly recorded In Richmond Hu-tings
CONT In deed book No. 70 B. page ls5, We shall. In
execution thereof, proceed to sell at public auc-
her 1857, at half past o'clock P u, II fair not.
the first fair day thereafter, that beautiful 3RlCh
TENEMENT located above, now in the occu :.
nancy of Mr. X A. Mills. The lot has front OF
Is feet and depth Ct $50 feet. The dwelling is
in excellent order, contains seven rooms, besides
ample accommodations for servants. The usual
modern improvements have been introduced into
the dwsllng-such ~ gas, water-closets, culverts,
baths, &c. :,
The deed requires a cash sale to the extent OF
obont Is 500 hut il IL probable that at tn hour OF
sale an arrangement will be made to extend rea'
sonable terms II credit.
JOHh HOWARD, ! Trus,eas
aao3 ALEXANDER ~. SANDS, '''
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nNE HUNDRED SHARES OF TIL +.
\ 5CAPITALS STOCK OF THE national COAL
MINING COMPANY Fox SALE AT AUCTION :
un WEDNESDAY the 10Th If October, lsdI, al Ii .
o,iica Of the National Coal Mining Company, cor
ner Main and Ninth streets, IN the city OF R!ch =.
mond bv yirlue Of the decree OF The Ilrc ak 1oUrt
n ia, civ Of Richmond rendered on the "a DAY
Of Anyusi, 1867, in the cause Of 5. II. Palmer
execuIriy of Charles $. almer. deceased,
a~sInst William ". clark, Z. X HoWison aud
naIl sill al auction 10 the b hs-t bidder
Sor rs.h ONE HUNDRED sH.REo. of the par
yalne OF 800 each, Of the capital stock OF the
Eatronai Coal Mining Company, staodlEg on the
hoot. nf TIA company IN the ma 4e Of the sald
w;JHia,n N CLARK JAMES NELSON,
oc list eohil'0''oHV''
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers.
NorthEes corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

GALE OF THREE SM ALL HOUSES
y AND LOTS, THREE VACANT LOTS, AND A
LARGE QUANTITY IF BUILDING M3TERlALS,
IN SIDNEY On WEDNESDAY the 9th OF octo-
ber at haf-past O'Clock ", we will sell at
auction, upon the premises, the property known
az W. RWICK'S STABLES. situated in Sidney, on
tn south side Of Main street, jnst beyond the old
Fair Grounds. 1t Will b. divided into SIX lots,
upon three Of which are framed tensmants which,
with some little improvement, may be made very
comfortable. The other three OTIS are vacant
They all front on Main street, and run back 2o'1
feet 10 III al !sy.
After which will be sold the old STABLES now
standing upon the property-the same TO be re,
moved. They contain large quantity OF good
building materials. such as framing. weather.
boarding. shingles. Sc. and are worthy the at;sn-
ton OF farmers and others contemplating build
ing. ,,
Terms: Atsale. GSUBBS y WILLIAMS,
oc Auc'iOnaers.
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By Harrison, Goddn u Apperson Auctloneers
and Zeal Estate Agents.

rOMMISS IONER'S SALE OF
Z RIGHT ACRES OF LAND. on THE WILL
LTAMsBuRG ROAD, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BE;
Low RICHMOND, ADJcINlSG THE LANDS or
missioner under a decree In the suit of Seal. &c
u.s. Seal &c, in the County Court OF Henrico, |
shall, on MONDAY the It'll uay OF october '''',
~ H.nrico court houss that being court day. d.
IL O'Clock, sell at pubic auction, to tho highest
bidder The tract OF land ahOve named.
TERMS: One-thrd cash the balance upon n
cradit Of six months for 4 negotiable note with
interest added and the title retained Ghtli me
whole purchase money Is paid and a CONVEYANCE
directed by the court or all cash, AZ e up.ioh VI
the purchaser. H. - 800,
50 27-,iS commissioner.
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MOST DESIRABLE AND HIG !

A MOST DESIRABLE AND HIGH
"a LY-IMPRnNED FAEM ~ EOUk ny n,
DhED ACRES, IN AMELIA COUNT, :, fO!-
SALE ON VERY ACCOMMoD ATlSG TERMS
Y il located three miles from the Richmond ana
DaLyil.e hailrOad station al the tourthouSe, an"
thir,y.six miles from Richmond In sa.nOrions
and healthy n-!ghDorhood. with Socd society
The dwelling has sight rooms, AMI Is IN eHcolIshs
condition and repair; new once, lce-houoe'
meat house, kitchen, Il sc servants houses, an .H
c.iIeut we'll Of superior water, sranary, TWO
she'd and stables with large modern barn III
process OF con-tructinn and nearly hnlshed Il
fine young orchard with great variety OF the
choicest fruit
Tn. soil is admirably adapted 10 the production
OF wheat, corn. and tobacco, ana mas mac eleven
tons OF Boston Milling Conpanys bone honr ana
Two and half tons OF Peruvian Suano applied on
the last two years crops.
There il about $50 acres OF open land, near s1-
vsnty OF which are Low GROUNDS Of tho finest
unality and So Of which We're seeded IN grass It-t
spring There fifty acres vel -et In me clover:
and forty iallow-d Tor wheat, a portion vi
which Ia, been heavily manfred zoe me crop
and the owner will seed forty busheis OF What.
The balance in hickory, OAK, ana PINE. iHe
.rowic. Corn P.ovender, and Foot Crops, 10
gtth or with TIE Stock and Implements, may De
purch.s.d AZ marke rates, and the purchaser WI
be required TO pay the cost eXpeGdeu on 'Hc
wheat crop. 80. 49,,
The terms CT purchase for the real estate. one
fourth cash the balance IN tour 1qudt pa MN.
At uns two three, and four year.. with interest
add ed .acursd by deed Of trust. Other purchases
cash The price Will be low, and Tho iltI7 qua
ranteed You'd peradvcrture hcdresar
orl1p Amelia CourihOc Va.
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BY Grubbs williams, Aucloccsrs.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
1 LANDS IN HENR1CO COUNTY.-On the 2lst
dav Of March, 1887, \. S. McGruder conveyed to
William NJ McGruder and Thomas J. Evans with
a'I EIvsson, sdmins,rstor OF Thomas Jones. de-
ceased. the payment of Il certain negotlabie note
bearing date 2lst of March, ls57, and due and pay
Wright, rnads payable to the said S, McGru-
dor. and by TIE said z. s. McGruder endorsed to
said Ellycon. ednHnistrator OF Jones, for me snm
OF " ait So AZ of rho lands mentioned In the Will
Of Iachariah McGrudsr, which will bears date the
Eth day Of May, ls3s, and IL recorded In the
Clerks office Of benreo county C1nr; N WI ~.
Grinder by the said will. IS 10 have ono ha II npon
the death of his mother, the said lands go held by
his mother fer life. consisting of tract Of Ian, land
rico supposed to contain 800 acres and Is the same
which was conveyed To said Zachariah McGruder
bv Saunders by deed dated 23d December
1853 and recorded In the Clerks Office OF lIenrico
County Court IN Deed Sook No. I'D, on page 1856; OF
another tract OF land IN henrco county conveyed
TO the said Zichariaii McGrCder By II. Fletcher
and others by deed dated !th Of October 1888, and
recorded in the Clerk office OF Henrco county
in Deed Book No 35 on page lio OF another traci
Of land In Henrico co1uty conveyed 10 the said
! Zachariah McGruder by John Fleishsr and
wife by deed dated !th OF october, 1893, and
recorded in the Clerks office of Henrico county
IN Deed Book No IS, on page 49, also. all me
right ;!te interest, and cla IN OF him. me said f.
S. McGrud.r. In and 10 the coal LANDS ana AZ
other lands devised 10 him by the VIII OF h!s
father the said Itcharah McGrUdar. deceased.
Also, an undivided half Of tract OF land in hen
rico county, containing one hundred acre. Wni '
was conveyed to the sa,d William NJ Mcuruder
and T. 5. IcGrudsr by Samuel Ellis ana others
by deed dated 18th Of February lo5', and rec3rued
in the Clerks office of Henrico county IN need
Book 10 81, on page 7c3. Also, an undivided hali
of tract OF land IN Henrioo county, contain,nS
sixty acres, which was conveyed 70 thc salu VII
lam ncGruder and e. S. McGrudar by John
Jones and wife by deed dated 18th Of September,
1854, and recorded in the Clerk office of henrico
County Court IN Deed Book nc. %, on pHse 20
and to which will and deeds reiarsnc" Is hereby
made for more particular description Of the SAID
property. AIT, ,,.. 7
shall ON MONDAY the 7th day of october, 1857, NJ
II o'clock ~. at the front door OF the cour. HOUSE
cnnynyad by the sai.l deed at public auction, Tor
cash, to the highest bidder ,rr,,o,,cr pv.Ss