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New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
mote the progress Of the useful arts; Amend
Atory Of the act Of the Sd Of March, 1862 relating

mote the progress of the useful arts Amend
atory OF the act of the Sd Of March, 1868, relating
TO habeas corpus, and regulating judicial proceedings
amendatoy Of the act of March e 1863 to facilitate the
settlement OF paymasters accounts the division OF
the State OF Texas and the admission thereof into the
Union 10 ara In ascertanng the value OF certain public
lands 10 authorize the Secretary Of War TO deliver
tain ordnance TO the States Of Arkansas Louisiana,
North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and
Forua Tor the use OF the militia, the dscOntnuance
OF tne mlntary governments therein; resolution In
suctng the Committee Roads and Canals to Inquire
into and report whether passengers from the North and
are delayed at Baltimore In being conveyed over
that branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and
So the cause Of such delay and what legislation
Is necessary to prevent such detriment in travel;
10 the metropolis OF the naton also to inquire and report
whether the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company are
eNacng ana receiving from through passengers greater
sum than by existing laws they allowed to exact for
the relief OF certain hOnOraby discharged soldiers; TO
provide for the construction OF wagon road for military
and postal purposes through the Territories OF DakOtah
Montana and Washington also to provide for the publ
cation OF the treaties laws OF the United States the
States OF California Nevada and Oregon, and in the Ter
rtOres OfWashingOn Idaho and Montana tOprOmOte the
ecency OF the revenue etc. for the relief Of John A. DIX
Richard NJ BatchfOrd and George Opdyke Of New YORK
Mr.. Pruyn explained that the necessity for the Dill
arose out OF the expenditure by them of the t2OOOO
placed in their hands TO communication between
New-HOrk and Washington at the opening OF the war
IL simply directs that the proper credits be allowed
concerning the naturalization Of aliens.
THE TWENTY PER CENT ADDITIONAL COMPENSAIION',
The joint resolution which was introduced last MONDAY
by Mr.. WASHBURN (Rep, Ind.l 10 allow an additional
compensation OF 20 per cent to the civil employees Oh Vhe
Government at Washington taken up.
withdraw the demand for the previous question: hat ne
might offer amendment TO include persons employed
in the Government gardens.
Mr. WASHBURN declined and the previous question
was secOnded-62 to S..
Mr. MULLINS n2ep. Tcnn.) moved to table the joint
resolution Eegatived-Ncas 81, Nays "a
then DasSeu-l
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATTvEs.

Under the Monday morning call, bills and
jont resolutions we're introduced: To define feonies
And msdemeanors and 70 regulate peremptOry cha-
ienges In the United States Courts Giving the assent of
the United States 10 the construction Of certain vharves
~ the harbOr Of oswegO, N. T.; Amendatory Of the
hsnsssad law; IE farther addition To tho Act to pro
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

DUNELLEN-CENrRAL RAILROAD or NEW
JKKsKYTbere Of i've bundd o in As grow
ing place Wednesday Jane H. These lots bOsg 10 The Central
Hewersy Land Company which enough property there ~
belief that they viii 90 whatever be d0 improve IT,
will be sold price that will sisce pesu Of Rters,e means
view Of settling Duneheu about two miles beyond
Pansel aud oOy hour and twenty minutes som New York
[New-YoTk kIpress
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EGYPT.
ANOTHER REFORM.

LONDON, June l5.--In the House of Commons, this
evening" the Secretary of State for Foreign A1alrs'
Lord Stanley, said the Egyptian Government enter
tanned plan for the establishment of Courts of law
to protect tho rights of residents in Egypt of foreign
birth and that the viceroy was desrous of carrying
the measure into effect.
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A CARD.

To ne Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: In your report to-day of the Chase meeting in
my omitted from the list OF permanent Onee
Tn. adopted by the meeting framed and passed
.ner strong opposition from prominent who desired
another which accepted would have committed those whO attended
the meeting Democracy aud heeby de-
entirely the character Of the meeting Respectfully
wH HOWARD, Secretary
phu lana
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

CHARLrsros c. June sCoton dull and nominal sales 100
bales Meding at CSC receipts II baieA
AusUrI d COon market unehauged sales Of 10 bales
Middings 26c -
Cnciso lPlOur dali and pOmin.ly loser a ss9s 50 Tor
surns RItrA wheat decline Of i6ie sales
LA III ss8sl e No eSt Corn srner a. 6ds6c
for No and see'te ni No. k.eesd we closing At The inside
ssmps lots IS ProvOn .hysi Pork Mess Or
dnaiy Beef-Msn @I6 So Lard lie Dry Balted Shoulders
e Csnv.ed Ham, le Beef Cattle dull and nominal Lvs hog
C0E asd "a "a whss Baaas sad H. es Csn n 0sssSa &C.
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MARRIED.

"Wednesday evening Jnne TO- at the residence
Of the brides parent by Thomas vemye D. Angus
Morgan Sarah Josephine Youngest daughter the late Cbso-
pher Citing, all this cts.
Thursday June H. the residence o.
brs parents bg the Rev Dr. Newell Augustus W
NewYork Fannie c. daughter Of Wm c. Bradley Of BoOkyn
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GERMANY.

IMPROVEMENT OF THE FEDERAL NAVY.
BERLIN, June 15.-The North German Parliament
has passed the bill authorizing the Government to
raise loan, the proceeds of which to be applied
to the enlargement and improvement of the Federal
navy.
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SERYIA.

THE NEW PRINCE
BELGRADE, June 15.-The nephew of the late
Prince Michael has been declared his successor,
under the title of Prince Milan w.
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BASE BALL.
THE ATLANTIcs VS.. THE CANADIANS.

THE ATLANTICS vs.. THE CANADIANS.
NIAGARA FALLS, June 15.-The match be-
tween the Atlantic Base Club OF Brooklyn and the
Canadian Base Ball Club closed By rain at the end OF
the NTH inning The stood 80 to II in favor OF the
Atlantic. The Canadians made IL runs in the second
inning
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Bvstats, Corbeti Morton, Trumbull
Cameron, frelRgtuysen, Paners0h( Tenn }, YicLtrS
Chsnier. HHdrieks, SpSgue, istss-A
COuklng Howe,
Csren Fowler Patterson IN. H. Upton
Cole: Harlan POmsroy, Van wnfle,
Jlorl Henderson. Ramsey, Wade,
DoOlft< MoFrl (vtl. Wiley,
Drake, Morgan, Sherman, Williams
Resseuden Nye Sumner, NlsOn--A
Ar. CHANDLER Rep., Michl took the floor and denied
that the S2O00 increase any imitation OF the cur
rency He said that the three States OF Wisconsin Mchi
gan and Iowa, for example with but $4,000 bank cir
culatOB required SIS 70 move their products and
therefore had TO borrow from NewEDgland, which, from
It's population had double its share. He denounced the
nrst section Of the bill and said it should be called bill
10 allow banks in NewYork, Philadelphia and Boston 70
swinde the country"
Mr.. ANTHONY rep, r. H. reminded the Senator that
business not population, should guide the disposition OF
AZ O'Clock Mr. HENDRICKS Dem, Ind.) moved to
adjourn.
- - THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
MI oOMNth utep., Mass), obtained leave TO intro
ouee resolution inviting Mr.. Buringame and his Chi
nese associates 10 visit the Senate on Wednesday at
lOcIock ana appointing committee OF three TO intro
once them He cited from the Senate journals as pre-
ate. January s. 1857. - - 49,
Mr.. BUCKALEW Dem, Penny opposed the resolution
The resolution adopted Wv
Mr.. SHERMAN then called the Yeas and Navs on the
motion 10 adjourn, and II was reiected-IT IN 1S
Mr. MorrelPs amendment was rejected by the following
vote: - ~
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BOsToN, June 15.-BishOp Eastburn has re-
signed the recorshp Trinity Church. having filled the
office nearly 20 years He will hereafter devote hs whole
time 10 affairs OF the diocese.
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Philadelphia, June II, |.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
wRST INDIA MARKETS

HAvlSi June Ths market dull aud without sses
nc. are nominal at a7i arrobe for No 10 d. Foar Sf
j. bbL lsS Potatoes sS bbl Frsishs declining
b.non lge ID m
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

Mr.. DAVIS Dem, KyJ offered the following as a suh
etitute:
That shall be wtb1Ttwn BY the Controller Of Cu.n
Territory that 10
circulating notes upon phbepe Of regulated v
fhs adopted the Treasury DepsneBt The
withdraw shall be dstnbntsd by the Controller Of The Casney
anOng Staies and Territories
less hAn p<oDsr proportion Of their circulating notes"
Mr. Davis about address the Senate but yielded
70 motion 70 adjourn, which prevailed by "A tol6
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

the President inclosng report from the OF hs t
United states Ssd ths Great and ntlo Usage indiana
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

Furniture
OF THE LATEST STYLES. CONSISTING OF
PARLoR. DINING ROOM. AND CHAMBER SUITES
AT T. KRUTISNS
MANUPACTORY AND WARBRo0MS
Nos % and - Rlst HoustOnst.
Between BoNery and Second ava,
Retailing at Manufacturers prieeA
All good, warranted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-04
BY Davenport, Fittz & Davis,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 10 Sycamore street, Petersburg.

VALUABLE MACHINERY, planning
" MILL, CORNM MILL. AND TOBACCO-BOX
FACTORY, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
the ,5th day of August, ut u O'Clock NJ. on the
premises told Blanford planning Mill, will be sold
TO close the late concern of w. i. humphrey g.
Brother. the following valuable MACHINERY
/ PUTNAM FLAMING MACHINE. largest size,
with tongue and groove. This is known to be
.to the best machine now In use. - 3-"..
CIRCULAR SAW TABLES, for cutting out
- tobacco boxes-the latest improvement.
2MATCHING MACHINES. for matching up
. DOWEITNG MACHINES. --.- r..,. s
, 10 INCONSISTENCIES.
CORN MILL, two pair runners, extensively
known for making the very best meal and are
said by Judges to be superior to any in the city:
One large SCREW and other articles BELT
ING Of every description, from four to sixteen
inches wide sufficient to run all the machinery In
the mill. All In perfect order, and will be in mo-
ton on the day of sale. -.. +'
Any one wishing to Inspect the machinery before
the day of sale Will please apply to ". r. Pun
phrey. n
!. TERMS : slO0 or under. cash over SlOo and UNI
der $500, three months over $500, six months, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes, Interest
added 80 b. X COLLIER, 7
Acting for W. F. Humphrey & Brother.
his q .vE..-a DAVENPORT. FIFTH & DAVIS,
$500 ...rt No. 10 Sycamore street.
A. L. FITTZ and w. NICK DAVIS, Auctioneers,
auI-tl5 SOL - ~. r.t1H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-04
BY Lee d Goddin, Auctioneers,
-.Eg No. ILL Main street.

TRUSTEES; SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, LYING ON THE G Owe r HILL l.
RAILROAD, ABOUT EQUI-DISTANT (THfhIiEME
MILES, FROM CHESTER AND THE COURT
HOUSE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF the pro-
visions Of a trust deed executed by Mr.. Joseph.
White to the undersigned as trustee, bearing date
4th September. 1867 and of record in the ONCE o.
the clerk of Chesterfield County Court in Book ~.
iciary in said deed secured, Will proceed to sell
on TUESDAY the 18th August, 1858, at Chesterhe,o
County Courthouse THAT being court daVl q! -
O'Clock NJ, the property described In said deed as
follows: "An that piece, parcel or tract OF lann.
with tine improvements thereon lying and beln& IN
the county of Chesterfield. containing y " g
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE- 49,
more or less and adjoining the lands or Wilnam
Z. Hewlett Benjamin GTaves's heirs, - flsher'
and Others" On,
tiyation The improvements consist of a comfort
able FRAME DWELLING containing SiSroons
and the usual out-buildlngs. On the farm IS an
orchard of choice FRUIT TREES and e1celent
water. --... - :
ecuting trust and SAL As. payable on goth July 1857
the balance upon such credit as the said Joseph y.
White may prescribe, or In default OF such lnsIruc-
lions from him, upon such credit rs the trustee
may think proper. The deferred payments 70 be
securedby lien on the property: r,..,
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDTN, Auctioneers.
N
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M BY Cook a. Lauglrton. Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 4th In
slant at 10 O'Clock. will sell at our store large
cictfnu In mart IF -
Several stsseaa - MfAHoGANY JENNY LIND BED
STEADS, ~. 49,
MARBLE-TOP CABINETS.
WARDROBES WASHSThNDS,
MARBLE-SLAB SIDEBOARDS, -.
New HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, -
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
PARLOR ARM-CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
MARBLE-TOP. CENTRElTABLES,
MAHOGANY CARD TABLES, ~
WfNDOW-SHADES. ENGRAV1NGS
REFRIGERATORS. WATER-COOLERS,
OIL-CLOTH and MATING, ..-a...--. a-..
COOKING-STOVES, &C, &c;
An assortment Of CROCKERY, CASTORS. &c.
= COOK IL LAUGHTON, -
ma ...' .- Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-04
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, ON
THE WEST LINE OF TENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS. IN
THE CITY OF RICHMoND;-By virtue of de,
crees of the Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond
rendered In the chancery suit Of Wendenburg Us:
Phelps and dls on the Sth day of June and the 2'd
day Of July. 1885, the undersigned. as Commits
sIoners viii proceed to sell at public auction on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF All
gust 1853 beginning at 81 O'Clock p NJ, If fair If
not then on the next fair day thereafter, the vau-
able REAL ESTATE above mentioned. consist
ing of lot of ground with fine three-story brick
building thereon fronting 22 feet on the west line
of Tenth street between Main and Cary streets)
and running back about 931 feet to an alley. being
the property now in the occupancy Of William l..
Montague and others.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from day of
sale; the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred
payments and the title to be retained until all the
purchase money be paid and Il conveyance directed
by the Court 10 ~. @
e HbsH a 5 4 S5ss Commissioners.
CRITTERS q WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS. " %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-04
BY Grubbs & Williams, Aucttoneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" DESIRABLE RgsIDENCE ON TIE t
WEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS AT AUCTION,
In execution of DEGREES of the Circuit Coiirt OF
Richmond entered on the 18th OF March and Th , o,
July 1888, in the case of !tBowen ps HnEt ana
ais the undersigned, commissioners thereby ap-
pointed will sell ct auction upon the premises, On
MONDAY. 10th day of August 1883, at 20 cl9cx
p NJ, If fair. If not. then on the next iair uaS
thereafter at the same hour, the properly @
! to in the proceedings in said canse pelng tne
BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLINtI sipateo rs
above, adjoining the residence Of Mr.; Jonn r.
Hobson and now occupied by Mr.. william +.
Price. a.rF rgrf g1Gl-. ,o.,,,rn,Iy ON,
bellisbed, and In nice order bathroom, closets,
The Nv fronts 80 feet and runs back about l2s feet
to an alley. ...,,. q, .,o .,s.,-. ,rs
altogether this is one Of the most desirable
nieces OF property of the kind now In the market.
Possession can be had on the LIST of September
next. 800 go, y,,-, 2-y-s.y :. - -,
3 wears with interest payable semi annually. the
title being retained by the court until the whole
purchase money is paid. A..
r p EACRY lR. GRATTAN., =. -" 3"
- ...s5 = Commissioners.
GRUBBs& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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r,...... BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

NTERY VALUABLE GRANITE-FRONT
" TENEMENT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND Fl IL, a
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCT1OM;;I1MS11lli. ps
the 4h OF August $685. at O'Clock P. NJ, that ex-
cellent. THREE-STORY CIR NJ TE.FRONT
TENEMENT located as .abeye,, now in the: occu-
pancy Of Messrs. Hirsh & Guggepheimer. 1t is a
rst-rate business stand, and Is located on the pest
improved square on Broad street, and Is worthythe
special attention of capitalists and Others.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added, secured by trust deed
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DOR RENT, THREE ROOMS over a.
IL stores Nos. Ills and ILL Main street-two E::l
well adapted to Offices and one for the meeting of
lodge. Mr.. A. L. West, in the buildings, will
show the rooms to persons wishing to rent. q.
jy 2l-3taw3w JAMES THOMAS, JR.
TOR rem I For rent, the large g.:
IL WAREHOUSE on Fourteenth street near LII
the Exchange Hotel recently occupied by Hust &
King and formerly occupied as metal and gro-
Gerry store by John n. Gordon i Son. To good
tenant the rent will be low. - - 3"' 49,
III .a.., GORDON & CRINGAN, ii
Jy 31-1w Pearl Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-04
By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

A VERY VALUABLE BRICK COT
n TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE MOTH
SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.--On
WEDNESDAY,, 5th August, at half-past so'clock
P. NJ, we will sell upon the premises the very at,
tractive and desirable BRICK COTTAGE SltIatea
at the rent of $500 per annnm.
It contains eight pleasant rooms besides kltch-
en- with three rooms, Is furnished WITH Gus, water
and baths with the premises thoroughly drained
by culvert
The house was built In the most careful manner,
of the best materials, and Is In excellent order
throughout. ,oosc.,..
The lot fronts 90 feet and runs back 100 feet to
wide alev.i This property, from It's situation, so
pleasant and so fery convenient to business, Is de-
sir.Ibe either for residence as an investment.
TERMS At sale. ~ 4.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auc.ioneers.
7''-. Office No. s2l Main street,
3-,s. three doors below Suotswood Hotel

T ARGE LUMBER-HOUsE, ON THE
IL. NORTH SIDE OF THE. BASIN BE
ION LEASED GROUND), FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Wil be sold on TUESDAY the 4th day OF
August, 1868 on the premises. at 81 0'clOck 7. NJ
the LARGE BRICK LUMRER-HOUSE on the
north side of the basin at present occupied by
Mr. n. T. Pate. The lease has two years TO run
This is avery fine stand for commission ousi-
ness. I#.-
TERMS: Liberal. and made known on the day OF
sale. JAMES NJ. fTA1LOK u SON,
jy3o Auctlonccrs.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctlonecrs,
No. LII Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.-SAMUEL w. HAMPTON, AID
MINISTRATOR. &C.. VS.. SALLIE WEBB, &C,
RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT, IN CHANCE
RY.-Pursuant to decree prohonnced In the
above case, l shall, as special commissioner, on
the premises on MDNDAYthe 10th day of August.
1888. at O'Clock P. NJ, proceed to sell the LOT
Bakers addition conveyed by Samuel r. Cole to
Randolph Webb by deed dated June L. 1856 and
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court office, In
Deed Book SO B, page 90. The title Is believed TO
be good but selling rs commissioner l shall con-
vey by special warranty.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash TO defray ex-
peuses of sale /: The residue on credit of ninety
days the purchaser exeeuring his negotiable note,
with approved endorser and the legal tile retained
until the purchase money Is paid: ,-+,
. i. Z. TURNER,
" Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE &C GoDDIN, Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-04
By Wellington Goddin,
sAuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il STOCK OF DRUGS MEDICINES. &C.-By
virtue Of deed of trust executed to the subscriber
by Messrs. C. w. Thomas Il Brother. bearing date
2ist of March, 1858, duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court, shall, In execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auction at their store corner
of Main and Twenty-tirst streets, on FRIDAY the
It'll of August, 1858, commencing at 10 O'Clock A..
NJ. all OF their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS JARS. BOTTLES, COUNTERS,
SHELVING, SHOWCASES, PRESCRIPTION
CASES, SCALES and WEIGHTS. SODA APPA-
RATUS, and all other goods, wares, and merchan-
store s~aas ra..''.-
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash sale,
yet am authorized to say that for all sums under
sixty days credit for approved endorsed negetia-
BILE paper. .--~ .= y. b. SANDS, Y
iy es ~ Trustee. -
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- THUNIAS W n ININ.'fC
iyl6-Jy2a 81. Aug. 4, 7, III, IL, II .a-.
A TTRACTTVE SALE of ONE THOU

A TIKACIlpE DhDE Ur oNG INV
"A SAND SEVEN HgSsp = AMP n !, E ! =.
EsTATE, IN HALIFAX COUNTY. VA; AT
PUBLIC virtue Of ha an order Of Of
Virginia, the undersigned will. Oh THURSDAY
the sd day September 1888, sell on the premises
at public auction that portion Of the landed estate
Bette S..his wife by deed dated the 4th day OF
May, 1857, and duly recorded In Halifax Comfy
Court Clerks office, to James Peasants and Albert
Blair, In trust for certain purposes therein mem
toned The Land conveyed Geea a.
lions, described as fo1lows: ~. ~
wynnes creek and Dry Fork i being the same same
T The second tract contains s7ss acres, Leo on
M WypRe osH eFdf b c coa Baey
The whole of these lands lie In one body, on the
north side of BaDister river, within three miles OF
Halifax Courthouse, and about the same distance
of Scottsburg depot, on the Richmond and Danville
railroad. The Whole OF 1t Is we'll watered by creeks
Of considerable size and numerous branches, ana
By order or the court, the whole tract will be
divided into such parcels will suit purchasers Of
will be had to the conyeniences Of wood and water
and to the settlements, which are numerous.
Plats Of these lands will be exhibited on the day
S Sal sa'S WOOD ei Halifax coarthonse, Va
The title to these lands La undoubted and the
neighborhoqd Is rs good as any In the State. The
roads from Halifax Courthouse and from SCOTS
burgi depot, on Richmond and Danyillc railroad.
vestmens is offered TO the public. Capitalists as
well as the man of small means would do well to
view these lands and attend the sale.
TERMS: SIS. 900 win be required on the LIST day OF
January, 1850. and the residue in one two, and
three years from date Of sale the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security for inc
payments which shall bear interest from date, and
the Interest TO be secured by separate bonds fall
ing due at the maturity OF each principal bond,
f1af ha nj nod
the purchase money shall be fully paid, 800, p
"" .5'I7"FI ~" JAMES PEEASANTS,
g- IT,. -.r.. s,s d, ALBERT BLAIR,
.~.,.r.....r.,.si, ,Iy- ,.g1-1 Trustees;
And W. W. WOOD. 81
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{ By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
! aET Office No. s21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
T,RUsTEE,st SALE OF A HOUSE AM

T,RUSTEE,Sy SALE OF A HOUSE AND
? Il LOT, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY Al,
MUNFORD STREET, AT AUCTIONl-By vir-
the Of deed of trust executed on the 18th day OF
March, 1885, by E. n. Kelly and wife to the sub
scrlher as trustee duly recorded in the clerks Of
flee of the Hastings Court for the city OF Rich
mond, to secure the payment of'two certain nego.
table notes therein mentioned and at the request
of both parties to saiddeed, will OTTER for sale on
the premises, on MONDAY the 10th day OF Au-
gust, lses, the property as above described Oeing
a HOUSE and L OF, fronting on Clay street ao 1eet
10 inches and running back 100 feet TO alley.
Terms: One-thrd cash and enoughto pay inc
expenses of the sale the balance on a cfedit "
six andtwelve months for negotiable notes, lhte
rest added, and secured by deed of trust . -
81 - JAMES NJ TAYLOR trustee. q
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. IAhLo' =
Soy. ,AuctiOneers. ------ =. ~ 80 . - hu =
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of claim
y In my hands In favor Of John ID. Hammerslcy
against James J. Foster shall proceed to seli ~
near the Gas Works, on the FOURTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1863, at II o'clock, one THlRTG-
FIVE-HORSE POWER BOILEB and ENGINE,
and one SMALL BOILER, nearly new, "Talbott's
make >, one MASH TUB, one STILL and DOU-
BIER, one CHARGE TUB, nine FERMENTING
TUBS. six YEAST TUBS. two WHISKY ClS-
TERMS, and one RECEIVING CISTERN.
3-tds JOHN w. WRIGHT, 5. c. r.