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The Lady's Dream.

The Lady's Dream.
BY THOMAS HOOD.
Alas have walked through life,
Too needless where trod;
Nay. helping TO trample my fello"-Worm
And fill the burial sod
Forgetting that even the sparrow fails
Not unmarked of God.
l drank the richest drauShts,
And ate whatever WAS good
Fish and flesh, and fowl and frult,
Supplied by hungry mood;
But | never remembered the wretched ones
That starye for want OF food
I dress'd as the mobiles dress,
In cloth of silver and gold,
With silk, and satin, and costly iurs,
In many an ample fold;
Rut | never remembered the naked limbs
That froZe with winters cold
The wounds I might have heaidi
The human sorrow and smart!
Aud yet il never WAS III my soul
To play so lila part;
But evil is wrought by want OF thought,
AS we'll as want Of heart!
She clasp'd her frrvent hands,
And the tears began 10 stream
Large and bitter, and fast they tell,
Remorse was so extreme
And yet, oh, yet, that many dame
Would dream the Lady's Dream.
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Death.
From Hours At Home.

From hours at iOHle'
oh fair. sad Earth there is 4 shadow here;
A dimncSs on the sunshine; the bright day,
Dissolvng in dull shadows, dies away,
As Twilight wraps it in her mantle drear
There is Il sound Of mourning III the air,
And bird songs cannot quench II. Earth, oh
earth
Meath the blue heavens so impotently fair !
II is the shadow of mans fate; the voice
That echoes evermore the olden curse,
Aud never poet sings so sweet Il verse
And never heart so fully doth rejoice
That signing is not in it. Nature satin,
Through all her forms of grace and loneliness,
Life. Life and straight that echo an
swers, Death"
So it is with us ever. Verify
The sweet wine turns TO bitter in the
draught,
And hearts that leap to drink it, having
quallcd,
Turn sickening from the bitterness to die
Death under all lies hid-and therefore Is
The shadow on Ill glory; and all song
Ends in the waiting OF our monodles.
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WHAT CANE OF IT.--An amateur horti-
culturist relates the following as part OF
his experience ] made box, and filled it
with mold. In the mold | sowed some
seed, and then placed the box in my win
dow. sill; and what do you think came UP I!
A policeman and told me TO take it down
again
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A well-known minister repudiates the
received theory that they have music IN
Heaven. He declares that his choir has
given him so much trouble on earth that
the idea of music in the world to come is
wholly repuguant to his ideas Of eternal
peace and rest.
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C,rsT1c CRIT1cIsM.-The North Ameri-
can Rerie,o says in substance that Dr.
Draper, in considering the riddle of human
life, treats it as if it were conundrum.
Which is mild, roundabout way of calling
the Professors historical hobbies guess
work
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W. ;, ro ~ ,,ssntb street between Main and Cary.
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
l ! sso GOO WORTH OF sEssoNABLE G,ODs. ~
Ss will offer for sale at our aucno ~
TgssDaY the sth S 81 nSss@ sonss.iDg Of
BLEACHED aud BROWN sHEhiin" ""N
SHIFTING,
PRINTS,
CHICKS,
sILEcIas,
EEsGk BRoADcLoTH,
CASSIME2Es.
WHIT Wife + and coLoRED- BOSOM SHIRTS.
CALlCo and CASHMERE SHIFTS,
MEaISO SHIRTS,
h HkbT s" and GENTS HOSIERY,
sUSPENpERS,
W SG COMFORTS,
SCiRFS.
NUSLAS,
CAPEs,
CLOakS.
PAPER COLLARS. ETC., etc.
ALSO,
100 DOZEN MEMS and BOYS BLACK HATS.
sno caaes MEMS BOY s. WOMEN'S, and
MISSES BonTS, sEoEs. BEoGANs, and
BALM JRALS.
ALSO,
About SO eco worth o. REsDY.MADE CLOTHING.
In addition TO the above we W i'll sell about IS, 000
worth Of DAMAGED STOCK.
The attention OF the trade IL called to the above
TERMS OF SALE All SUES under 500, cssh !;
under 5000, sixty days; over that amount, ninety
davs with approved endorsements.
4 LUNCH will be served
BOWMAN & STRnoCK,
oc 30 kuc,ioneers.
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The author of small volume called
i" Weak Lungs, and How to Make Them
Strong" published year or two since,
specifies number of cases in which vocal
gymnastics cured patients whose physl-
clans had declared that nothing but a
change of climate could save them.
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y ICE MOND AN D E.. cs g
In DAaV!LLE RAILROAD. 81 Ss ssSS'7s
B0RpER AGRICULTURAL sOCIErY gAIR.

Notice is hereby given that AL articles passirs
over this rosd In ended for exhibition Ut TIE atDvs
fair 20 be held in Danviile, Va, an 10" jth
9Th 7h and sth Of November reXtl will bs
charged n the regular rates OF Transport .tiJ, for
snch articles but if not disposed OF at the far
will be
RETURNED FEE,
and the amount paid Tor transportation ~ tha
same to the fair refunded II returned within ten
days from the OATS al thsr sh lQmont 10 tGe fair
Life members OF the Border Agricultural, soc trty,
on exhibition OF their certificate Of III" member
ship. will ba passed free 10 and from The ia;r
tsturu tickets will be sold At the tlck-t Offices,
to all persons going!o the fair from shy point
tb, road, 1T the regular rate one way, with thu
privilege OF returning free; but srch tckel- can
ouly be procured at the compauy's Ticket Offices.
Per.ons paying their fare on the CHS Will be
charged iulI fare both ways.
BY order OF the BOARD 81 Directors
THOMAS DuDAGEAD,
oc 23-2S superintendent
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A New York correspondent Of the Mo
bile Register says
"Thc Germans and the other Radicals
are at lager heads"
We hope there is something good a
brewing. i7uyustu C0nStiMtiOn0fSt.
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BJ Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, AuctioneerE
aud Raal Estats AEehtl.

TRU STEE'S SALE OF 4O6 40
l ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND,
IN UENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND. BETWEEN THE DksP
RUIZ ROAD ANDTHE TIIREE-C CHOPPED ROAD
w Green md Jala A. . mis- wife, dated l2th sep
tenber 1865, July recorded in HenIlco nounty
Court we shall, IN execution Thereon, AT me re-
quest If the benafciares in The said deed pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, on tne premises on
FRIDAY October IL, 1861 at II O'Clock M.. II falf
ii nOs tho frat fair day thereafter, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located as above containing
d,8 40 ACRES, according 10 recent survey The
said land Is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber, and BY reason thereof Is regarded OF
peculiar value. < ,
Terms: Enough in cash TO dafray expenses or
sale and 10 pay Oft and discharge al OF the note'
referred 10 In said deed which have InAtured
amounting to 30 2s3 II +; and as 10 any surplus
VI hich NAV arise from said sale on such terms rs
the said Green may prescribe and direct, or on his
failure 10 give any directions, then On such terms
~ the said trustees may announce at the tlme OF
sale.
W Alley persons attending the sale Will please
meet the trustees at the residence OF raid Alley,
and accompany than and the aucuonetr TO thu
spot the premises selected for the sale 10 come
or
The taxes for this year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. 3 f0BS ! s yd HTnHtGtAAD' Trustees.
The foregoing sale is uuavoidsbjy postponed
until MONDAY, 2Sih October, 1867 at ne III, same 81
hour. linus Go.
The above sale has been postponed until WE'D
NkSDAY the tth day OF November next. AT the
same hour. toe 81 IhOal hto.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Aucttoneers.
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh stree

BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
North est corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE THE UNEX-
L PRED LEASE OF A YALUlBLE Soap Az D
CANDLE FACTORY, MACHINERY, flAlubbs,
&c, at AUCTION. By direction # The trnstses
named in a deed of trus' from william q webb,
dated 10Th Of September 1866, and recorded In
Henrico County Coart Office tthe SAID trustee.
having been thereto requested by the holder OF
the note secured b. said decd we Will sell at
auction upon the preu ses. on ZELDA the i9.h
day of November. commencing AZ II el"ch ..
If fair II not, then On the ueXt falr day mere
after az the same hour. the following descrlnsd
property conveyed in said desd-to VII al the
sap ana GAMBLE FACTORY at the upper Snd
of Seventeenth street leased by him from Charles
II, Bruce with all the additions and improve
ments made by him to the s"Ias.
ALSO,
The FIXTURES and MACH HEHY in said factory,
cons sting in part ot
SOAP KETTLES,
STEAM BOILER,
planning MILL,
SAVING MACHINE,
4PATEAT CANDLE MACHINES,
Sly g and TAJLOW KETTLES,
25 I.AEGE soap FRAMES,
HOSTING MACHINE,
sundrv COPPER PUMPS,
BUCKETS sc.
and all the stock CT SOAP CANDLES and a
TERIAl on hand
This whole 10 believed 10 embrace ever, thing
requisite in 4 wsli-Grrdnaed soap anu c"hule l"1-
tory. -. ,.;o
nhia that Nh 4 rrAnCe Iuert may he male To- allow
a reasonable cr~d!t upon sums exceeding @t", O.
which notice viii be given IL the t!ilc OIL IN sals
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS.
NOD Auctloneers.
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GRupps WILLIAMS, Anctioneers no.

GALE OF VAI,UA BILE 4 + a l.
, ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF NELSON, BY
virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court # Nelson
pronounced al the September term, 1867, in the
case of Eawters executor rs. haatwood's heirs,
&C.. we will proceed TO sell on the premises, on
the 93d day of November, 1867, the SEAL hsTATE
of Daniel a. Cheatwood deceased, consisting OF
aFARM of 43O acres and a STOkEHnrSs. This
properly lies on rye river at point known as
the Gulf ford and is valuable. The farm has et-
cellent improvements upon tt a part OF 1t Is
heavily tim be red and Is within two miles OF the
Orange and Alexandra railroad. be storehou,s
is a good one and brings an annual rent OF $500
The farm Will be surveyed and run divided to suit
ourchssers William a. Wright and William
Rhodes the tenants, will show the property TO
those wishing to purchase.
TRIMS So much cash will defray the ex-
nenses of sale ana costs Of sat- the residue on q
credit of one. two, ana three yeaIs eqaal install
Inert- of purchase money, with Interest from the
dav of sale Bonds with approved personal secu-
rty will be required, and the title retained rs ul-
innate security.
dress WILLIAM II. CABgLL, Buckingham Court
house. JS!1N r. u A,o,
:. 2 CHEAT WOOD,
WILLIAM III. CABELL,
oc 2a-Tut23N commissioners.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers, :.
Corner Governor and franklin streets.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, AT
4 AUCTION ON TUESDAY the 5th instant, a,
10 o'clock, We will sell at our store the usual
H6UsEHoLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS,
BIDDING,
New and second ha I'D CARPETS,
COOKING, PARLOR, acd OFFICE STOVES,
&C., &C.
COOK & LAUGHT0N,
mol Auct.OneerS.
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gy GruDbs u Williams, Auctloneers,
Jortbysst corner or Main and Eleventh street

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
y TATE on HULL STREET, TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTlON.--ln execution of de-
cree ofthc Hastings Court ofths City of kichmoad,
entered the 1st day of November, 1867 In the casa
sioners, under said decree. will sell az auction
upon tn premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th OF No
vember, at o'clock p. NJ, il fair II no, then on
tbs next fair day thereafter 1t tue same hour, the
properly known IA the Hull street hotel situated
on III west sids of Hull-srset. The lot fronts log
knoa n that further desert ton Is deemed unne-
cessary. Persons desiring to purchase can exam
inc IT before the day o. sale. Possession can be
had soon.
Terms: ons-fou1th cash balance at four. eight
and twelve months. for negotiable notes with in
nolss ale paid JOHN s. CASklE,
w f G. GAkNETT, JR.,
SAMUEL II PAGE.
Com mssioners
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TWO BRICK AND FRAMED TENt
4 MENTS, on FOURTH STREET \ "a BA sR,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION We we'll sell a, auc.
ton, on the premises. on FRlDAY the sih Sovem.
bcr at 1 a. clock p. NJ the two brick and frame d
tenemenis located as above described. The tcne.
me ais have ach five rooms and kitchen. and we'll
OF excellent " ter on one lot The lois front each
80 feet: and run back an equal depth from leo 10
1870 feet These are desira Bile small tenements.
TEkNS tine fourth cash balance At four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
MOI AuctOncers.
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By Lee 4 God din,
Auctioneers and Zeal Estate Agents,
No. 1914 Cary street.

rJ1RUSTEF'S SALE OF LAND IN
i FLUVATNA COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF
deed of trust executed to me by Walter ) fon-
cl.r.'s office Of said county. and of date cctoDer
I'd, 1880, shall by virtue of said deed, and at ne
request OF John G. Hughes proceed TO sell on inc
sth dav Of November 1867, in the town OF 'olun.
bia to the highest bidder. Tor cash, The tract OF
i.anD on which the said Fontaine no resides;
containing 23J acres, situated on the Dig hyrn
creek and being five miles fron Columbia and
four miles O. the Savanna Mills The buildings on
said lad consist OF good dwelling house cen
taiaing i've rooms barn, stable, tobacco houss s.
and ali other n ces.ary out buliding-. Tho lama
is highly improved, and considered oSe OF the best
In that section. ,t, =,
the payInent If two bonds Of said Fontalns 10 sad
Uus amounting to 80 1913 SO, with interest from
the LIST nf December, 1861 the same beng The de-
fsrrad payments on the above II smci land The
trustee be icvss the title to the iand To be Soo1
bat will Only convey such A. Is vested In nm by
tn 9 trust deed JOSEPH II. ~ In,
&c 22--cOdtl Nnsitis FrnSt@A.
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RNdZTONds,
M W 60 - zaggg;
OPYICB RICHMOND AVID YORK gIygRl
RAILROAD COMPANY.

- L
OpYICg RICHMOND AND YORK gryEal
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, October 20, 1857.
NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
IN FOLK, AND The PDLLoHIAG POIsTs
SEtSgsT gEt rHL4 h9EEtls fT4s
BURG, CUMBERLAND. AND WHggI.IgT
Frsigh received MONDAYS and THURSDaYss A.,
points, and forwarded with dispatch and a, rsa
sonabie rates. Passengers Tor Baltimore and Phil
adelphia leave at clock a. N. on TUES0IYg
morning, and Philadelphia that nigh. Fsre II,
Baltimore 81; to Philadelphia, IS 50. Passenger
for Norfolk and tn.ernstiats landi.s: Leave every
O'clock a. M. Freight Tor Norfolk ana iDtetnsdl.
ate landings received Mondays. wedns.days. ana
Fridays. PASSENGER and frstghttrain leaves sysry
rscsived every day up to o'clock P. N, saadaT
excepted.
Shippers, observe the following directions.
Paoa BosTos TO RICHMOND. Marx your goo1,
"Union Line" and ship by Boston and Prov
dcncs railroad caro- OF the "giehmond and Yor:
EiTer Railroad Line," pier 10. Light :,rest
FROM PHILADELrBA TO RrcaMovD-Pcrra,.
all goods By the Phtlatslplia and B.ltlmcrs
cara Richmond and York Biyer Railroad Line ,s;
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore
FsoM BALrfNoRs TO RTcBMOSD.-Shi all goods
by the 'Richmoud and YORK River hailrosi
Line" A. aEGUBAM i S0JS, agents. pier SO.
'o : : - WILLIAM b BSog,
General Freight and T!eke. Agent
CAPTAIN JOAN n. FK8SHAS,
Passenger ard Freight Agent. oc3)
DICHMOND AND DAN VILlE
lGRAILROA D-CHlNGE OF SCaEDwLg-
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TEAM DAifY.-0n
and after MON DAY, October !, 1857, the PASSENGER
Trains on this road will run as follows:
GoISG WEsT.-Through mail ana passenger train
leaves Richmond daily at Is 4. NJ: arrives at
Dsnvlle at p II leaves Dauytl.s al lG5 p NJ.
ArAf N u
GoISG EAsT.-Leaves Greensboro daily a. SIS
A. NJ arrives al Danvlle at 3.o5 a. 81. leaves
Dauville az $40 j. u. arrives az Richmond 4
sap u.
Trains connect IL Burkevlle with PASSENGER
trains on the Solthsids railroad Except on sun.
days.; connect at Greensboro daily th Trains
on the North Carolina railroad.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
oc5 Superintendent.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By consent of
- parties there will DO sold Tor cash, OF the 4TH
NOVEMBER, 1867, st II o'clock ii fir, i not, the
next fair day at the residence of j w. Green.
Jr on the f.iver road. about nine miles from the
city Of E,chmond the following property-to wit
All his tsaid B. w. Green's interest In the ChoP
OF CuEN now upon tho said farm tquam,ity not
known); one cow one FOUR HOksE WAGON,
ard cne RnAEE STAiLluE. to satisfy an eXecn-
ton in lay hands in favor of Davenport y 20. u.s.
noa H. J. SMITH, s. Il. G..
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BY Paine & Co. Auctioneers.
T ARGE CATALOGUE SALE
BOOTS AND SHOES
AND

EEAU1 CLV
On WEDNESDAY, November 6, commencing at
10 o'clock. we will sail at our auction rooms, by
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. AND BALMoRALs,
comprising every variety for men, women, and
cbiIdren-all nav and choice goods-just received
Also a large stock OF ,ourc
kEADY-MADB CLOTHING,
now receiving comprising several invoices OF
entirsly fresh and desirable goods, suited 10 the
season.
Wa invite the attention OF city ard country
alers TO this sale. as It embraces many choice
Goods. and will be without Ii nit or reserve
oc % PAINE & CO.. Auct:oneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers, 80
Northwest corner CT Main and Eleventh streets.

BY GruuDS ~ w llllulnS, auClu'hSCi',
Northwest corner CT Main and Eleventh streets.
1.-TWO VERY VALUABLE MAR
4 KGT FARMS ON TIE BROOK TuhNPlKE,
NEskTO RICHMOND, Fox SALE AT AUCTION.
Ev renuas. Of the heir. OF the late Joseph Rennle,
deceased We viii sell At auction. upon IN" pre-.
n,isos on WEuN ESDaY. November To g 18th, ut II
SCH OK NJ. the weil-known ard very beautiful
little FAtM owned BY taem, situated aDOn. 2
nile and quarter n rsh OF the city, Just Ds! Qua
the Brook toll-gate, ftonting on the turnpike ana
The road eadtng to the Meadow Bridges.
II contains "a acres, lying beautifully, oi Sood
soil aud brought, by u careful cultivation Tor
twenty years as market garden, TO Il very hlsh
state of improvement. j..
dwelling with ely rCons, an 0ut.r d~eiiIa= 81
six rooms. with tie usGai out-baildiAgS, not
houses SC, &c. There are alsoa number OF tle
fruittrsas small fruits. &c.
No property now on tIe MARKET oheFS so htny
ADVANTAGES 10 those wishing TO engage IN ina
nursery fruit, or gardening business, whist 10
those doing business in the city who prefer 10 Two
in the country 1t il in every respect desirable as
residence. ,,,n
pike f. va miles from the city, occupied by ne.srs
william A. and Joseph Rsnnle, wing ogporlt., 10
thu IA RIM of A. Warwick, ESD ara SGJol"lEs ths
lands Of D. g. Delaplaine, i: j. warren ara
others It contains 10 acres OF very tine LAM
which has also been much improved Inc oltua :
ton is elevated and beautiful. TIL. improvements
are not snowy but o,nforable. The lCca ION IL
healthy, the Esighborhood tquat 70 any; ECU
being on the Brook turnpike, tie hes, roai lead
ing ont OF Richmond, mako it very VALUABLE
Terms: Atsals. GaUBoS il WILLIAMS.
rnI Arctinneers.
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BY James II Taylor Il SON, Auctioneers.
Cttce s2i Main street,
dcnrs hnIoyr kpDtgw0nd Hotel

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
v SIDNEY For SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be
sold on T q ESDAY the 5th day Of November, on the
premi. es at l O'Clock r NJ, ei2 hL "a liable build
ing lots In Sidney, frontng each on Laurel street
twenty. i've feet, and cumming back ons hundred
and forty three feet to al alley twenty f-et wide
These lots are on the south side OF toe plank road
aud nearly opposite the Westhsm Honse, and are
considered to De among the most valuable building
lot. in that portion Of the city.
Terms: one. fourth cash balance in four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added the credit payments 10 b- secured by deed
OF trust. JAMES III. IA LIN ocN,
auCilobSeio.
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By Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF iian and Eleventh streets.


CONN SSION ERS' SALE OF
" HANOVER LAND, NEAR COLD HARBOR,
WITH DIV gLLlNG, &C.-As commissioners OF
the Circuit Court Of Hanover county undar de-
cree entered on the Sd day Of October. 1867 In the
suit OF Tucker. &c, ps fuckers administrator,
&c we shall proceed to sell 1t public aoctlon, on
the premises, on MONDAY the illh day Of Novem-
Der, 1857, at II O'clock NJ. The REAL ESTATE
mentioned in the papers Of this cause, Consisting
SAINT Tucker died seized and possessed. lying on
both sides of The main roaj, about ons mi" siow
Cold Harbor. adjoining the lands Of !saac Ben
nett, Robert Kelly, deceased, and Thaddeus Hig-
gins and supposed TO contain 20 ACRhS, but
survey will he made before the day OF sale anu
TIE exact number Of acres ascettainec). There Is
q comfortable dwelling upon this land OF TWO
room. and passage, and the necessary out houses
for 4 small farmer.
These lands viii be sod as whole, or divided
into parcels TO suit the wishes of bidders US snail
seem most d. ira ole AT the sale. -
TERMS: une-fouTth each, and q credit OF slN,
twelve and eighteen months az 70 the residue. tho
purchaser to execute his bonds for the credit IN
Sta lmsnts with interest from day OF sale, and me
title 10 the Ia nd be retained til the whole pnr
chase money is paid and Il convsyancs ordered py
the court, HENRY q. aNNna,
WILLIAM N BaRKER,
oc26 Special Commissioners.
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By Isbell & Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

BRICK TENEMENT
ON THE EAST SIDE OF F1RsT BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL sTKtETs, FuR s. Is
AT hUCTIrN.-Wil bs sold upon The premises
on TUESDAY the 5th day OF November, 1867. at !
O'Clock 2 NJ, that desirable BRICK 7 E NEM SNT.
containing four rooms with kitchen, Sc, situated
as above meuticned. This property is well ar
ranged for a business house and family residence.
TERMS: one. third cash /; balance AZ three and
six months for negotiable notss with interest
added, and secured : trgst daed.
no2 I-BELL 4 DAVIS, auctonecrs.
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By Lee & Goddtn,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!onesrs,
No. l3l: Cary street.

HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING,
I'll ON CLAY STREET NEAR BROOK AVE
NUE., CONTAINING SEVEN Rooms, FOR SALG
AT AUCTION BY request Of the owner we will
sail at public auctioa on THURSDAY, eth OF No.
v.mber, 1861 at o'clock z. " , on the premises,
that handsome and truly valuable B2lCk DWELL
ING locatad on Clay street near the chapel, con-
tanning seven rooms with closets, gas and water
throughout: With brick Kitchen with two roc ms
near the dwelling. The entire properly in the
most perfect repair. The lot has a front Of about
IS feet extending back alley the usual depth
TERMS. At sale Lee & GODDIN,
mol Auctinoeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-04
Nv Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auctloneefs
and Real Estate Agents.

UCTION SALE OF OLD BRICKS.
a On MONDAY NEXT. the 4th November: at
o'clock P. NJ, we will sell at the lot on Main Z
ali the OLD BRICKS which are now thereon.
TERMS At sale n,,,,or
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