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o ghost from loss of blood and beef, and ne
had whole piece of muslin wrapped
around his of leg. Mcrriwcather said:
"Peeb, Pm sorry about that muss last
night, but if you didn't behave like
raving maniac I'm loafcr. | never see
such deliberate ass since | was born.
What's the meaning of it, any way -
81 was only tryin' to ask you to let me
marry your daughter groancd PEBBLES.
Great-what you didn't mean TO
say-welI, hope ! may be shot. wen,
if you amt regular old wooden-headcd
IDIOT thought your mind was wandering.
Why didn't you say it right OUT why,
of course you can have her. am glad
to get rid of her. Take her, my boy !; go
it, 20 it, and I'll throw lot of iirst-class
blessings into the bargain"
And PEBBLES looked rucfully at his de-
fective leg and wished he hadn't been
such a fool but he went out and married
the girl, and lived happily with her for
about two months and at the end OF that
time he told a confidential friend that he
would willingly take more trouble and
undergo a million more dog-bites to get
rid of her.
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MARK TwAIN's TURKISH LUNCH.-l never
want another one. The cooking apparatus
WAS in the little lunch-roum near the ba-
zaar, and it was all open to the street.
The cook was dirty and so was the
table, and it had no cloth on it. The fell.
low took mass of sausage meat and coated
it round wire and laid it on charcoal
fire to cook. When it was done he laid it
aside, and dog walked sadly in and nipped
it. lie smclt it first, and probably recog
pjzcd the remains Of friend. The cook
took it away from him and laid it before
us. Brown said, 81 pass" He plays
cuch.c sometimes: aud we all passed in
turn. Then the cook baked Il broad, Hat
wheaton cake, creased it we'll with the
sausage, and started to bring it to us. 1t
dropped in the dirt, and he picked it up
and polished it OH the seat OF his breechcS
aud laid it before us. Brown said, 81
pass We ali passed aud called new
deal. He put samc eggs in frying pan
and stood pcnsivcly prying slabs OF meat
from between his teeth with Il fork. Then
he used the fork to turn the eggs with,
and brought them along. Brown said, 81
pass" All followed suit. We did not
know what to do, and SO we ordered q new
ration Of sausage. The cook got out his
wire, apportioned a proper amount OF sau-
sage meat, spit in his hands, aud fell to
work. This time, with one accord, we all
passed out. We paid and left. That is all
/ learned about Turkish lunches. 4
Turkish lunch is good, no doubt, but it has
its weak points.-Aua Californian.
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By Qrub5s i Williams. Auctoneen.
or,husut corner or MAI4 aud EiUve:i;o -t3s

COMMISSIONS S A L = OF q
II VALUABLE HOUSE AEp LOT, o. ChERC
HILL. At aUGrluA.--by y:rtns Uf d decree Of
ihs Circnit Court OF H.nr!c1 cOuHis entered oA
tho iii OF EovrnDnr, 1857 IN the c@ae Of " cray
us Cray's guardian. &c Will as sp-C't' com
misslorier thereby appointed, -eii ~ pub &c "uc
uon, upon the premises on IhuEo. Al ne I-th
day Of December, al i! O'clock + M tii !aif. II
not then on the mex, fair day III -reait-r AZ the
So lse bourD th- II U.S. and Lot OF which James
ray died seized and possessed. and now occupied
b. airs johnson. II .uatsd al the corner q broad
and Thirty third sts. on Ia!mo ors 20 Hell.
The lot fronts on Broad street l.. feet, dud LOT
on.- half of t,.t front extends pack 10 Mafshal
stree $40 feet deep and 70 tho oih~r hall 10 ie-t
deep as viii be shown Dy u'ap on the Gay OF
sale.
The FIRST story OF 'ho house i Of rex DO other
ftorY IS Of wood Il cCn'JIUs .lSht !. oA0, ~l'h i
ed roof, stable, wool a.d CC4s- house, ana
a well O. gouI .ra,-r in ms gard.
TERMS: S7sn ca-L he balance IL four ei-ht.
ana Iy.Iy,. ucr,hs for DrsltIap.u notes II.-.ssI
sdted the tide being rataihrd ~ ~ csuft un.iI
The notes ara rald. b1.-'J-aA y It ~. y,
Commissioner.
GpUBBs & y ILLIAMs, iu1tt.nerTs. De
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BY Geubbs 8 Williams, Auetion.srs.
HorthTss, corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY HANDSOME 3 r X
n DWELL &c. WITH FoUR BUILDING
Lars N TIE WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET
EErWFES MAIN AID tARf STREETS. AND
T 10 BUILDING LOTS on GARY sTkEEr hE-
TWEEN SkCGaD AND TBlED STREETS, FOX
SALE AT ACCTi,N .--on TUESDAY. 10th De-
caulter al &! o. lock +. 81, we w u sell npan the
pr-ials.. the very handsome BRICK DIV LING
situated a. above, ana occupied by John w. Hall!
Esq II contains (ins!ud!cg the kitche9l "levon
roJls :, with baths watsr. and gas. d 10 n very
ic" order The lot Is 81 by 700 feet.
.:.ar which vii re sold FoCR BClLDlEH
LOTS, adjoining on the south and extending 10
Cary .ts.at, each 3Axio feet 10 sIlry. Also.
TWO BUILDING LOTS on to rorta eide OK
Cary street between Second and Third streets,
each 31Gl5o feet 10 IA alley.
The Dwelling IS very desirable IN ia location
ami construction, tsing convsn .ent 10 business.
n VUi"t and pleasant NJ ah borEcod. and we'll
"rti.. the Lots are TIE III - desirable now on
In" w&tssr
TEaIs: Very accommodating
G1UbBs ! WILLIAMS,
no2T .uct.e"tgrss
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For the Dispatch.
Immigration Ecet;EG in Amelia.

On Thursday the 2Sth instant, there
being large conCoursc Of the landowners
and other citizens OF Amelia in attend
ance on tie County Court, the justices
vacated the bench al 1919 o'clock, when
meeting organized, and, ON motion OF Colo
mel Farfar, Lewis Z. Harvie, Esq, was
called to the chair, and DR.. w. }. Cheat
ham aunointed secretary. The chairman
explained the object of the meeting, and
EXPRESSED the deep interest felt by himself
and the neo,l. Of this county in the cause
of white immigration-an interest clearly
manifested by the large ana attentive
audience present on this occasion. he
introduced to the meeting Generals Toch
man and Imboden, agents OF the State
Eoard OF immigration, who had been
invited hv a number OF the leading citi-
zcns of the county to address the people
on the plans and objects of the Board.
These gentlemen both spoke for some time
in explanation Of the plans adopted by the
Board, aud Of the operations OF their
respective agencies. Aud as they could
not remain in the county, it was suggested
bv them that the meeting should appoint
Il county committee to aid III raising funds
Tor the expenses Of their agencies and
procuring lands for sale to immigrants,
and that any fund raised by the committee
should be paid into the bank OF Lancaster
& Co., OF Richmond, subject to the order
OF the Board or lis commissioner. They
also assured the people that in the location
of immigrants, both land buyers and Ia
borerS, they tcould giUc preference to coun
ties md inGtriGud!S ichO lcere foremost In
rendering the aid reQ1urcd ythe hoard, and
,could sent no intn,jWG1,ts TO OTHER counties
till those tutS assisting IN the cause ,cere
first .fai!y supplied. At tic conclusion OF
thcir remarks Captain S. S. WciSger
offered the following resolutions; which
were unanimously and heartily adopted:
ReSolced By Tie people Of 4lmelia county
here usSeUIlel-
|. That we are fully impressed with the
great Importance TO the State of Virginia
OF promoting, by all means in our power,
The Immigration OF industrious, rCSpecta
ole White people TO tue State, and we ap-
prove The efforts oil the Board of lmuigra-
''"h' us "InceFS and agents, to inauguyatc a
eehcta, system OF European immigration.
:. lA&I thc chairman Of this meeting
form coihtnllloe "t FIVE citizens of rho
county as follows: John G. I.,r,.. w..
Thomas L. Whitworth, Thomas Ia mD. son'
Cities K. Spiller, and K. L. Cousins -
Solicit money subscriptions To the fund nro1
poseo 10 be raised by the Board Of Immi
Ssat'o", 10 be paid, when collected, into the
uanH VI Lancaster & Co. to the credit Of
the Board. '"' 0''' VI
3. That The same committee ascertain
rs soon as practicable what l.ns. 49,
purchased by.Tmmigran;S in this cnn,,, ~
and at What price, and tia. sad comn,,tts,.
communicate to the domestic agents Of
Immigration information thus obtained
d. That the thanks Of this meeting j..
rendered 10 General J. D. lmboden and
General G. Tochmsn.
l.. f. HAEvIE, Chairman.
W.. Chea!ham, Secretary.
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A HOLLY SPRINGS AUCT1oSEER AND GE-
NERAL ORD.-Holly Springs, Mississippi,
Possesses an auctioncer named Lee
Roberts, who is quite droll character IN
his way. He carries an empty sleeve,
having lost an arm in the memorable siege
of Atlanta. Roberts is strong Conserva-
tive, of course, but rs soon as General ora
had become domiciled in the town, called
to nav his respects. In introducing him
self, he said General, my name is Lee
Roberts Roberts. I'm the prln-
cipal auctionecr of this town, and think
ing that probably you may have some
condemned horses or mules, old army
wagons, spoilt meat, or something else to
sell at odd times, | would like to have the
lob" The General, seeing that he had an
odd genius to deal with, commenced cues
tioning him. "Captain Roberts, see you
have lost an arm how's that 7" our
folks shot it off at Atlanta" responded
Roberts. CAT Atlanta, all !" resumed the
General, "by the way, I've been told that
one EARNED auctioncer has been curSng
Gill uhe Radical recently shown up in the
Iralanche) about the streets; are you the
man? 81 believe l am, sir" replied
the Captain, with bow. And | sup
pose" continued the General, looking out
of the corners of his eyes, "that you'll
be cursing me ncxt?" Not at ali taken
aback, Roberts Strengthened up, and look
ing the General straight in the face, said !:
"Well, General, l have never done 50. |
don't see any reason for it; but "a polite
bow if ever you get to be as ID mean
as this fellow Gill, I'll give you the best
I've got in the shop" The General fairly
"roared !" when Roberts finished, and re-
piled: "Wcll, Captain, if have any oc-
casion for. an auctionecr's services, you
shall certainly have showing. Good
day'
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p,TrpsErRG. November 80, 1867.

pkTERSBIRG. NoNciUuti oos iCo'.
A ,nccta,or in travcrSing our streets,
ard beholIing the grca' number OF bales OF
COTTON piled up on the sidewalks, would
,,>,,,,untarily come to the conclusion that
hnth city and country we're IN prosper
on. condition. IN other days such an in
ference would have been Just. Tho rca
son il does no. follow now as matter OF
course is because it takes two or three
bales to bring as much money as one did
formerly. The expenses of cultivation
are therefore virtually increased two or
three fold, which the regular market value
OF no crop can possibly sustain.
There have doubtless been many blum
d,rs in American legislation, but none has
exceeded, or, indeed, cquallcd, that i'm
posing a tax or cotton. 1t was prompted
bv vindictiye spirit towards the South,
and the effect is suicidal 70 the prosperity
OF the country al large. When the cnl-
turc Of this great staple IS discontinued,
a INNS, inevitably be tie case al present
priccs, what is 10 take is place For a
long series al wears il has been worth from
one hundred and fifty 10 two hundred mil
lions of dollars year, serving TO equalize
commercial exchanges and supplying the
material Tor the cotton mills of the North,
the proprictors of which have amasscd i'm
mcnsc fortunes and revealed in lordly
splcndor.
I, would in The end be Of immense adj
vantage 10 the South if complete revo-
luton in her agriculture were elected
No coun:rv can b" permanently prosperous
which dcyotcs lis energies to the produc-
ton of one leading article 70 the neglect OF
the great nunlber which contribute to the
comforts and rciinem"nts OF life; and Tor
this simple reason, il 10 other, that 1t Is
necessarily an cXhauStms crop. Every
wear new lands are brought into culture
and old lands gwen up to the wilderness.
Instead Of n progressive system oil I'M
proyement, the people of the South have
a;wavs been hut li,lIe more than hcwerS OF
wood and drawers OF water to their task
masters of the North, str0inlnS every
nerve and taxing the utmost capacity OF
the soil 10 contribute 10 their grandeur.
II the destruction Of slavery and the trials
and struggles OF the present time Sha!i
serve 10 cmanciralc Us from this tLra!dom,
the exemption will have been chcapiy
purchased.
Let. then, we say, the cotton culture be
rcnittcd to the degraded castles Of India
ard Egypt. where labor c"a hc had at 4
penny aday: and let lis make use Of every
appliance Tor '''c ' II u european
lahorcrS ana the european system .! nus
handry INTO our ""i' country when y one
o! TIC l"'E'St Oh 'Ic '"i 'i' any n''No -
what nature Gt>,sn"4 10 Sn"Gto pc' 'u'
abode oI mgn eNL"|t''0h. IL cannot -" .',
many generations "t:o|e INC negro WEI
entirely disappear, either ~ voluntary re-
moval to a warmer climate OF hy INC IN
evitahIe decay consequent on inc S'rus-
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By James Il Taylor i son, AGCtionscF.r
lrina sol Min .lrant
three doo~, below spotswood Hotel.


rgRTSTEk,9 SALE OF VALUABLE
gEAI. ESTATE. on TIE N0ETUEAsT Coz
NEP or MAI" AND FEST str "hrH, -.
SiLEAT AuCTIOJ. BY yl'u" Of deed al trust
executed 10 ZOE a. trustee 10 s.curs me layW '.l
Of certain rotaS therein mentioned, bearl'g 1t"
IN. 9th day OF July. 1885, AM recorded /! me
Clerk. II - % the Hu-trgs Court - ~" ci'y on
Richmond, and at the re9H.st - n o@", h.tty ~,
sad deed Will proceed 10 sel1 NJ rnoilc 'HI.'"n'
an m. prsmI.a- on MD%DtI Ia. 3tts tay at 'c.
csrn6er 1887 a. o'clock =. NJ, Il f9tr !: Gs ~,
next fair day thereafter the large II NhE ; NEl
BEtCk TENEMENE situated ii tn" HoTLh'",.
corner of Main and Fi-st streets md Tho l.@' r.
BUILDING ia tue r.ar, rs"t a. scho"I'hnu
The said huil,iin.s, having b. en- Tec"HtiY repair
ed ara now IN good order. n" To- ironis ON
Main street about sixty feet, running back aD2H
To- feet. r-
and to pay two uota7-ore for Tli5'. u, duo JRi :.
ary IL 1857 and ono Tor sl.4'! -, wih lnitfe',
from the ~ day OF July, l.G1 ani too htiattr on
such terms A. may be aLrasd npon on me 1dY Oh
sai". 4 NJ - III. ! . - ~ u. } -,
sale conducted By james il. TAYLOR j s"N'
ArctiAnserE. 49,
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IAHcEGGy3 h1ie5s
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneer,
Eorthy ast corner j aiu aad Eleventh stTeets.

rATALCGUE. SALE OF y w LII &
" BILE LAW LIBR.EY AT AUCT!0N.-cn
WEDNESDAY. llth DeceGber commencing at
ha1fns.t4 O'Clock p. NJ, va Will sell IL no. Joa
Ain street tie valuable law library Of the tate
General George w. iando!ph Il comprises about
one tnousana volumes -nib-aci x the elementary
many rare and valu4oIe Virginia books now ont
or print. the whole forming collection "orhy
the attention OF the bar. ,,---
works
TERMS: Made known at the time o. sale.
Catalogues viii! be ready in q few days
GauDBS WILLIAMS,
.inrnatr-
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A VERY VALUABIE FARM OF
lMpECVTHEET ONE NILE WEST or THE
CITY, ON IRE BIO, 2. STREET ROAD, JUST
BEYOND THE FAIR GROUNDS AID NkAR TO
GK0vE EnAD: FOB SALE AT AUCTi9N.TTby
auction, rpon III" promises, on MONDAY the 9Th
OF December al Y o'clock N, his wsll-Enown
and Inuch admired FARS, sitna;ed az above
stated fronting the crCss road leading ffOCi tha
Il long tie latter road nearly a milo IN Length 10
tn. Old Scuii!eto~n road.
There are Ill htv- fonr acres Of land, watch have
been brous ht to III. highest possible state Of i'm
provoment, The land lies ne ry level. with not
4 square yard Of was. groaLd The improve
merits. coasl4t OF handsome YELLING with
twelve rooms, a Kitchen with four rooms, garden.
ar's nou-e barn, stable, corn houss, ice-E ouse,
Sc. Tier Two fine yonng apple and peach
o,charI- now It. their prime. besides an abun-
dance Of small fruits. About forty acres have been
seeded wf,h = heat.
X would be unnecessary 10 say a word In com
rnerdAtion Of this property to those who know II,
bat for the bsn.it Of those al a defiance who may
Ing more desirable for suburban Iatm, or Tor
trr!t-xroxirg and gardening purposes can be
found, whilst il offers peculiar Advantages az a
permanent l. v-rtnen,. as II at lresent can Do
prohrahiy cultivated. and 1t lies near the city
10 the direction II which the principal improve.
meat and growth Of the city i, rapidly extending.
II desired, a good farm on s"Ee Eay'.at!c
water. course, or in hsgrass growing portion Of
the State good city pr, party would be taken IN
part payment.
After the farm il sot5, there will bs public sale
Ct the crop- sgo1k, &c. OF which dus notice will
ps gwen hereafter.
Tie term. wiI b. made very sccomn cd tting.
GEUB5S q WILLIAM a. ctiuurers.
Persons disposed 10 pur cna.s are invited TO eS-
smire the property previous to tae day OF sale;
no27 G. & w.
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, AuctionseEs
and Raal Es.ate AGENTS.

VRUsTIE '9 SALE OF HOUSE : ND
TIE AIMS HOUSE BY virtue of A d ed Of trust
executed 20 the subscriber by john 4 Wittel,
dated 18th June. 1850, duly recorded in aehrco
Comfy Cnurt | shall, IN execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises on
NOR DAY, December ~, l'e7, at 9'clock r NJ ~
if fair If not. the next fair day thereafter, ths
REAL, ESrsT. located as above, and in rear Of
The residence of Mr.. Emanuel Rebman The lot
has front Of IA feet and depth OF $50 iee on
Or lin also stable. slaughter ouse, sc.
Tskss: Enough in cash TO deftay expenses OF
sale and to pay OF 4 bond Of $780, with Interest
from l2th Juna 1906 until paid aud ~ TO the resi-
due up,n such terms shall be announced At the
hour of sale.
no 81 thEDERith Bh3 ubh, iluStee.
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ReNJ EstGie fu9. SGJes
By Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auct!oneers
aad Real Es,a;e agents.

WE OrrF& FD2 Sale PRf-
w y,TElY MAFn.u2Y'S MILL, ~ iaHo-
vGR COUNTY, iwerty-thre" miles from Eich-
rooud and aaou; q sht miles :rom sshi9nt, N5G-
don. ana Ecw!en's depcts The mill Is iur ished
wit5 two pair stones for sriEt'ng com. and one
,air in, wheat cotton gin cob cru-her, ard clrcu-
iarsaw, and is supplied with Dever-failinS sup
plv OF water froG. the South Anns river. The
dwelling hgus. coataius Tx rooms and ali neces-
saTy OGt-houSts
Attached to the mill are 80 $1,000 rcres OF land,
mostly ..able, and producing well; small or
ard, &c.
mi!liag busiuess 4 nost Profitable investment.
nav be Tada
. TERMS: Accommodating. AEpy 70
H.R.ISGE, GGDDlN & AppER3QE.
M
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BY Harrison, Goddn Il apperson, Auctioneera
and Real Estate SCENTS.

SALE OF VALUABLE
/ LOTS IN MAECH ESTER. ON BULL $,
TWEEF SUMMERS AED " DS y i I =
STREETS. BY virtue of deed Of trust executed
By the late Mr. Charles II. Rhodes, dated !7,h OF
suSust 1851, duly recorded in hester feld County
Court shall, in execution thereof proceed I.
ssll at pull arctio,, the promises on FIJI ~ !
the ?ath of November, 1857, 1t @'c!ock NJ, III
fear. If no., the first i&ir LAY thafeat!er0 aoout
III feet. more or less, Of LAND located rs above,
on the south side of Hal. street running back me
usual dspth to an allsv. it Will be sun, divide
into building lots Of the usual size. These ara
amongst the most valuable lots in Manchester
slthough the deed req aires cash sale, Jst II IL
probable that at Tbs hour OF sale an arrangement
NAV b, made To give reasonable Credits.
ALEXANDER p. SANDS, trustee.
p S.-Immeli@lely after the above sale we VII
offsf a lot Of .And fronting ii .h'v-two add hlt
feet on the western lin. Of Ludlow street IN Man
chester. running back one hludrad and thirty
two feet more or lass, with tw" framed t.nswehts
thereon, formerly owned by Wig ula n. " - ger,
and now tn property Of pu:"p honcure Co.
ii u. i a.
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By Harrison, Go5din < Appe,son, Arc.tooesrs
and Real Estate AGENTS.

T'RUSTEH'S SALE OF TALU-
hBLR BETCE TENEMENT LITTLE TuaTH-
WEST CogNER or SEVENTH tSD GIaCE
SFnEaTS.-As trustee in csrttIn decd - rus,
bearing date Is February, 1858. executed by W.
NJ. Tredway. tTG.ee for Mrs. w. :. Neat ana al'O
by the said l.. f. Neal. .uly recorded IN Rich
mond Hastings Court. | shall n OK cu'lon there
n', proceed to sell 1T public auction. On The pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY, the Is = II January. l-o..
d: clock p. ". II fair. II not the fret f.ir day
thereafter. that large and admirably welt located
BRICK TENEMENT a. ths northwest corner q
Grace and Seventh streets row IN the occupancy
of Mr. Thomas D. Neal. tn" 10y uaa font -
33j fest and Gspth OF zbcrt Is! feet 10 q wide
alley. The said tenement cDG'aira slNls IN rooms
b-sites which there Is 4 large brick ltchen con
tanning four rooms, gresr- house, s:Ah'", &c. Tho
locatrcn IS equal u the beF; In iChm nd.
TgENs: Enough IN cash - LefrtY IL" expense.
Of gal. and the balance row uarali 10 tbs original
creditors estimated At about - 800: N cF'di ~
to 81 80 rrti The lth AZ sbrud y, !'5S ana A. 10
thu residue OF the proceeds Of sale, on snch terms
rs may he announced at tie hour of $50 Ihe
taxes and Insurance Tor Sss to b" pail ~ te pur.
c.: ,-er. \. Sl'h@ =, ltu't""
F. S-,tis probable that on ;ha tAt OF s.,.s the
ter ms Of sale ray be changed 20 Il, 10 make the
paymeais more accommodating.
IL j. .yiJaul 2aS itQlO--uId-
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DfPES. PIPES .-A lot OF genuine
PGwhntan Pipes. Also. very superior smoking
ana CEewiug Tobacco, prime Cigars, and Macea-
boy Snuff, for sale by Is. ". foN tSo.
no -
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BY Harrison, Goddin & hpperson, AEct.onsvn
and Zeal Es,ats Agents.

HANnSNME FRAMED Dwell
IL LING. o. TIE SOUTH SIDE ~ CLAY
BETWEEN FIR AYD SIC ND STREETS. FuR
SALE IT AUCTION --Wiu bs -oG A. aHc.jrr,
on the prsmi..s on THURSDAY, 5tf Of Drc"n.
Der, 1851 At 81 o'clock tnst heaUUf1I
FRAMED RESIDENCE located a. above now
cupted hg Mr - Martin. agt formerly owned
aud occupi"d b. Gr. William PHILLIPS Il .
IN good repair, and contains seven rooms, be-
sides ample serT+rts' apartments. bio, &C. In
front there il handsome p9rt!co extending The
whole length Of the hOqss. The 10, fronts s. fee,
and rams back dbont frat 10 "a alloy
Terms nne-thirI cab: baIarcs ~ and !?
months for negotiable notes, interest aided, ss-
cured By a trust deed
HARRISON, GODDIE < APPERSoS.
de- ttc'ior.ers.
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o..H rEvErS8TRG LETTER.
,orresrona.nca the Giebmond Dispatch.

,.,;acurc Of apparent Pro>pcrity-Pr bic
Abandonment OF Cotton Culture Advantages
or: new system Of Agriculture in The south
An Industrial Revolution the only hope
yo,al News
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02

u,WO FRAMED TENEMENTS IN
/ MiECHESrE2. 1T THE GGa& - or Ahi;hN
md pORTFS SHEETS, Eos SAFE IT W
TIDE Will be so 4 az auction on the promises.
on FRIDAY tho .95h Of EoTsm5er. 1850. a. d!
o'clock P NJ. the two FRAMED Ten Sh hNT7
located as above. They are b~&rliGl!y ioca'st'
uAEhISOy. GODc!S s APPERS0H,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02
AWcMOm Suites.
FUTURE Day
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Grctfoneers ard Commission Merchant,
10. Twelfth street, between Main and carr
EXECUTRIH SALE OF HAM
II SOME BRICK DWELLING AT THY Tngv1.
WEST CORNER OF cApY AID FIRST STRgETg
We will cell at auction, on TIE premises. m
TUESDAY, 10Th instant, ~ hal'-rast 2 o crock p
81. that very de5iraols BEIGE DWELLING. ro,.
tanning fifteen rooms. Of which ten have IRE.
places and gas. II also contains bath room,
c!ose.z. coal and wood celiaT, ard .O,h4r coma
nispces The ou'-bnilding+ consis, OF brir,
kitchen with five rooms. and : barge new bri,.
STABLE and csrriege horae, with 6gacio7s pa :!
yard adjoining. The premises arc IN good c0ndt
lion, and the eligible and pleasant sitrauo1 .,
the property commenls IL h tn attention II tho.a
VII o desire 70 secure a conmodicus. elegant ana
comfortable residence. The iot fronts 81 fa,, On
First street, and runs back 10 fee. on Gerry 10 an
a ley ten feet wide.
TERMS: One third each ; balance at six. twelve
ana eightssu months. with interest addsd deter
red payment secrrtd ~ deed ~ tue.
G'EME L CO Auctionesrs
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