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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-11-26
~ DIE WITp HEIGIBR-

Il. DE WITT HEI6tBR-
~ Having permanently located in Ebens-
burg, offers his professional ser-ices TO the
citizens of town and vicirity.
Teeth extracted, withOut pain, with Nitrous
Otde, Laughing Gas.
ESs- Rooms adjoining G. Huntley's store,
High street. Tnugl3
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a NEAT FRAME DWELLING CUN-
n TANNING TWO ROOMS, AND LOT
% 3-12 BY 100 FEET ON st: RI uL,s
ITY STREETS. FOR SALE At AUrTlnN.-
At the request Of Mr.. J. W. Crow we VIII sell the
above-named property ut auction. on the premises,
on FRIDAY the T7th instant, at O'Clock 7. NJ.
TERMS ODe-third cash: balance nj three ana
six months for negotiable notes bearing Interest
and secured by trust deed.
RICHARDSON Il EEWRURN,
AnctiOneers.
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WASHINGTON, November 10, 1868.
Southern Radicals are reported by their
friends TO be still busy in their assertions
Of Kuklux outrages and other unlawful de-
mopstrations in the southern States. Jhe
congressman from that section are choke
full" of such awful reports, par'lcuiariy
those who come from the gulf States. Inc
VIRGINIA Radicals are scarce here just now,
end We are SHARED the usual recItals from
+hot ouarter. What they want is congress
s;onol LEGISLATION: but the elections being
o,er Il will be found Of no value to them
n keep up their "cock and bull" stories.
The truth is, that in Congress the respect
for southern representatives ls not go
thorough az to call for much special le-
eislation, now that no ends are to be &C.
complished and it will be shown that in the
eyes of the dominant party southern
loyalists," SO called, will be considered of
no better attention than southern people
generally. Consequently these representa-
tiyes ~ might Just as well cease deridipg
the communities they claim to represent.
General Grant is expected to return to
Washington tomorrow or next day. HIS
visit to New York is interpreted by some
to have been for the purpose OF consulting
with prominent fnanciers and others re-
rarding financial policy to be pursued
after his Inauguration. The most general
idea, and probably the most correct one'
however, is that his visit was one OF recrea-
ton merely.
Large patches Of storekeepers and gau-
gers under the internal revenue law con-
Time to be made daily. To-day Reuben
u Harrison was Amounted raumer for the
sixth Virginia district.
Among recent decisions of the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue it was ruled
that a distiller of brandy from apples,
peaches, or grapes, exclusively, is subject
TO the per diem capacity tax imposed by
section Is of the new internal revenue law
until the distillery is closed for the season,
except for those days on which he proves
to the satisfaction of the assessor the distil-
lery was not in operation. TIMoN.
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AUCTION SALES,
TTTTRE DAY.
BY wellington 6oddin.
Anntinneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM CALLED "BENvILIE.n IN KING
AND 2EEEN re G9TYTTw w rs nof Pn,E ETvEk
virtue or deed Of trust executed TO the subscri
beers by Mr.. William Robinson and wife. dated 18th
June. 1907 duly recorded In The Clerks Office NJ
King md Queen County Court, we shall In the
partial execution Thereof Droceedto sell ut public
auction. nj the Office Of Wellington Goddin. III the
city OF Richmond corner Of Bank and Eleventh
streets. on "WEDNESDAY the 2d day Of Decem-
FARM located ms above containing ONE THOT-
SAND THREE INDEED AND FIFTY
ACRES. OF which between five and six hundred
acres are cleared. and the balance we'll tinbered
attached To which IS n large marsh Of some five
hundred acres in extent afprdIng fine pssturage
for cattle and horses and giving the place mn
euuallnd advantages rs grazing farm In addition
To which there about ten miles OF river shore
adanted to oyster heGs
The cleared land. mostly Of low grounds. is well
waiercd and enclosed. and having hceG recently
heavily 'imfd Is well adapted TO the growth cf
wheat, corn. oats, etc.
The dwelling house was destroyed by fire just
previous to the war but the site thereof Is beau
iirul one on an emnenre bout fifty feet above the
river commanding q full view OF the lowlands
The other buildings are In good condition consist
Ing Of kitchen. carriage. house, overseer's house
and several cabins. There Is on the place IN ex-
ceilent mill size.
The location IS in good and HEALTHY reichbnr
hood and is accessible BY water To Norfolk. E.Iit
more and other places, and within two hours ride
Of Richmond by river and railroad.
further description l. deemed unnecessary. as
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing would prefer cS-
aiming the property before the day of sale.
The deed requires that the property shall he sold
for cash. lint the creditors are willing to accept
these terms far As the debt due 10 them Is con
cerncd IN lien Of them, one-thtrd cash, balance
NJ four. eight. and twelve months for NEGOTIABLE
notes interest added, secured by 4 trust Gced; and
- 70 the snrD)us Of sale it any on such terms rs
the debtor shall prescribe and direct.
JAMES PEASANTS, T-rstoos
JOEL 3. WATKINS, ! 'i"''''''
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AGRICULTURAL.
uAY PRESSES.-HAY PRESS ES
BALING WIRE, sc.

We are now prepared 70 furnish the OLD DO
MINlON HAY PRESS, which is the best horse
power press, and the IhGERSOLL, which is the
best hand hay-press, In use. The first we make,
aud the latter We sci, ct manufacturers prices.
hNSEALED WIRE, suitable for balng shucks,
nay or straw, for sale at New York prices.
The advantages OF baling hay are so well under
otoou u TO need no assertion. We therefore only
coy Ihat we can furnish PRESSES and WIRE on
.ne most favorable terms. Our stock OF STRAW
SiIEhs and CoRN-sHELLERs cannot be
sneo. Ii. NJ. SMITH 4 CO.,
no ls-dawti5Js Monn,aa,,s.s
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SPECTACEES, &c.

TT SHALL BE LIGHT.-If you ezSe>
are deprived or good sirht, do mol W. ~
live IN ohscurty, but eet y PEhEstsoPiC spEC-
weak get ore Of my sKY-RLUG PEBBLES
(sometbtng uewl. II You cannot come, seGd me
your age, and vii! Enarsntee = tnst
HENRY KAYT0S,
P.oies,o o. OF optics,
No. s27 BROAD street, between Third and Fourth,
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POWDER, SHOT, So.

~ UNPOWDER.
W ORANGE RIFLE and SPORTING.
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD:
4 fpll supply OF the above celebrated, anu now
FAVORITE GUNPOWDER, constantly on haaa
aud for sale by who are the authorized agents.
Where heavy work is to be done regg irinS Ec yr
der OF great strength and purity, the BLASttNa
J AND MINING POWDER manufactured ey TINS
company is in the highest repute. Every packssge
or this powder sold 81 US wlu oe gnE ~ co 10
represented. .. Z, Ah-@bS " wa
gu 23-tsn
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By Grubbs 4 Williams. Auctloncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
AT TIE CORNER OF BROOK AVEEUF
AND MONROE STREETS, OCCUpIED BY
Mr.. FORD. WILL BE SOLD AT AuCT1OS
on MONDAY. 23d November, at O'Clock i. VI.
II has ST rooms, with Kitchen and stable also,
well In he yard. The lot fronts % feet.
TERMS a sale. ~
GRUBB5 & WILLIAMS,
no 10 EuCLuh'crs.
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Ry Sampson Jones, Jr., 4 Co.,
huctfoueers ard Commission Merchants,
Ifteenth street between Main and Cary streets
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT

WYE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT
w orr warehouse Nos. /, g. and Fifteenth
street. between Main and Cary. on MONDAY the
cad Instant. commencing ut halfpast 10 o'clock :.
NJ, Il large and wel'-assorted stock Of GROCE-
RIES. LIQUORS. &c. consisting of
BACON-Sdes Shoulders and Hons;
PORTO RICO and CUBA sUGAk
BIO and LhGUAYRA COFFEES,
MaCKFRFT. and IIFRR1NGS,
Prime FACTORY CHEESE,
LARD, In tubs and tIerces;
NOT.ASSFS and SYRTPS,
FAMILY and TOILET SOAPS,
PEARL STARCH,
VINEGAR,
RROOMS.
BUCKETS and TUBS,
WRAPPING RPFP-assorted sizes:
MUSTARD and PEPPER.
ZINC and WOOD WASllBOARUS, &c.
ALSO,
RRANDIFS,
WHTSEEYS,
GINS, NC.
S. JONES JR.. & co.
TERMS : For all sums under 800, cash over that
amount. thirty DAYS credit for approved negotia-
be paper. no ri >. -, JR.. ~ I -.
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BY a. G.. PuIllam, Auctioneer.

MULES, COWS, HOGS, WAGON, CARTS,
W. AND HARNESS; CROP OF CORN,
SHUCk-, AND FODDER; HOUSEHOLD AND
AUCTION.-By request Of Dr. Robert NJ. Pull
liam, who is removing to the city, will sell, ut his
residence. GUM SWAMP. Chesterfield county ten
miles from the city, Manchester turnpike. on
FRIDAY the 9th November, instant, 1863 at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ. two young MULES, In good con-
clifton several COWS OF excellent stock seyc-
raj HOGS WAGON, CARTS. and HARNESS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS; HOUSEHOLD AMI
KITCHEN FURsIrURE. Also, CROP OF
ODRN, SHUCkS and FODDER.
TERMS All sums Of $50 and under. cash: all
sums So, bond, interest added, with approved
security 1T six months. a. &. PuLLIAM,
no 20 huctiO
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by Cook X Laughton. Auctioneers'
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

TRAME TENEMENTS AT AUCTION
r Nm MONDAY the cad Instant at O'Clock p.
NJ. W. will sell on the premises, corner OF Ross
and Governor streets,
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS,
need as grocery and confcctionaries fronting on
Governor street, and blacksmith and shoe shops
fronting On Ross street.
The buildings IN ~ he removed, Orto good ten
ant The ground rent " Ill be very moderate.
COOK Il LAU6HTON,
noel &uctionecrs.
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gk7INTER SCHEDULE.-RICHWGC-
w AND PETERSBURG RAI!ROLn ~
and after WEDNESDAY the eth lasfs1, y q

and alter EDNEsDAY Lhe an lagrs7, :
trains over this road win be run as follows 4.
Leave Richmond at 4. II. and 2:35 2. n
Leave Petersburg at l0:z5 4. " and az p -
Accom- aODAITOS TRAIN, with 49,.
car attached, win leave Richmond daily N I,r's'
u. and Petersburg daily at $50 \. ". lsrr",rr,,
egcepled). '''!i
The Al. NJ. train viii not leave Richrnordo,s- g.
days, and the 500 Z. II. train viii not leave Ps
burg on Sundays. "'
Passengers for Norfolk all take the 3:.,p u
train, running through daily. 81
Fare - Norfolk 81. Baggage checked tho.
The passenger coach attached 10 the rnai ,.'g.
viii leave Clover Hill! at 7 4. d.. and rets,.r,, :
leave Richmond III 2 10 z. u. on TUESDAYS. a..Hr
days, and Saturdays. r. Il. Gill
no2 Engineer and Sup"rintsufar.
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z GIlILADI

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND ,Ls%S
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sSsss4SastAs
LINE. - Steamers NORFOLK and VAL. -
every SAT URDAT, AID Richmond every fAl
/. Day, alternately. -.
Freight taken for Cincinnati. Chicago. ana ).
Louis, rEd Pennsylvania. Central raIlrDaf &'.o
for Norfolk and Boston; and C."sr connie
made ut Norfolk. Tills Of ladug siTea tLt"a.-
Passage TO phIlAdelphla, Including meals n.d ,'-.s
room 80. ". L. FCh IET, As'a''
DC II ONCE -.-j #0CA @3'ts.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Etate Agents and EuctiOnccrs,
No. 1903 Iiain street.
"nIrcE WITu EIGuT RO0NIS AN

UOUSE WITH EIGHT ROOMS, AND
4 i ONE HUNDRED AND ETHETT-EIGHI
FEET FR"N OF GROUND. kuNNI:G BAt X
ONE HUNDRED AID THtfIf-TWo FFsJ'
IN MANCHESTER OPPOSITE GENERAL T.
NJ. IOGAN'S. FOR ShEE.-We Will sell on the
premises on TUESDAY the oath Instant 1T 4
o'clock. the above desirable property. Fruit on
the place Kitchen and cowhousc attached.
TERMS cne-foutth cash : balance 1t one, two,
ard three years for negotiable notes, Interest
added. secured by trust deed.
no 70 HnT s. GODDTN. AuCtiCn6crS.
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g>GE NEW YOcK-0LD PC II,

Il IN re " 1Dt2N H-SSL ~ ~ -
j MiELOE STEAMSHIP C0APA-CGDi5-szs
"T.--The splendid new side-ThCe! j:r".aa
IsAhC BELL, SARATOGA, StAS AAt AZ
GiRiE, and KAHTERAS, leave &c6 o..
DAY Leave Richmond every TUESDAY -
SATURDAY, -.
These 5h,1a ere entirely new; they have r,EL
saloons and staJer0onIE; .aG rare, ~tco1~.'
tions, md attention, are unsurpassed.
FretGtits for pOiuta BEYOND New ior- i1!' 81.
with Dispatch and no charge IMAGE s1Tr 10 %
tGal expenses Incurred. ,.,
Close connections made wtsh steamers u. D.
southern pct r. LOysaan ports,
Insurance. effected ~ love / laL,s "a-h -.-
=. J.. ACl;IgADZ, President, III tr'1"'"
street, New York. ,.
WILLIAM G. DUEHsS 8 CO.. A&rA'S
rnyJ corner Main and Eleventh 2.-.-1
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

By A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BEAU
" TIFUI LOT OF LAND. WITH n I"0-
STORY FRAMED BUILDIh G ~ ERnO II
" >RX'S ADDITION, ON 7 He EAST , SIZE
IF THE MANf HESTER AND PEIEIKSShB oR ~.
virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court OF Chester
held county November term, 1893, In case OF
Foley rR. Foley It ais, will sell at pnolc auc
a. 1898 at O'Clock p. NJ, LOT No Do IN Marx
addition fronting 200 feet on the rast n sne %, @
Manchester and Petersburg lurnplk1 NM urnn
FRAMED BUILDING and NUMBER OF fhoAi
TREES thereon. .,a ,,
and nine months for Negotiable notes, lnteres .
aided. satisfactorily endorsed ana Title retained
until deferred payments are mace; ,,,,o,o-
~ D,, nrc,ioneer nu2l
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AUCTION SALES.

~-~1~~-~~~I-~-~-~-~<-~
THIS DAY.
BY Cook q Laughton. Auctloneers,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets
uoRsEs, MULES, HOGS, COWS. TOP
at 10 O'Clock we will sell ut the horse lot on Coun-
Gil Chamber Hill
several excellent II nRsFs,
Five g,od FARM MULES,
One 1n,ef LIGHT Milf SPRING WAGON with move
Get of GtopoSb HARNESS.
ALSO,
NINE HEAD OF HOGS.
Including ecve-al superior BROOD Sl" > 10 ne
cold far account OF James II. Doo!ey. Eco, execu-
tor or the estate of Thomas Considtne. deceased.
va VI COOK & LAUGHToN.
roo, Auctlonccrs.
BY Thomas W. Reese, Anctoneer,
Office No. 1877 Main street.
Y WILL ATTEND AT THE HORSE AUG
Z TON lot THIS MoRNING to sell
HORSES
WaGoNs,
KIM o''''' - THOMAS w. KFF5EE,
,oo1 Auction. err
BYE. GathriQht, Auctionecr,
,laa Main street bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
T WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
i Saturday MORNING at 10 O'Clock large
a's'i XII cJT,H1pFR and PARLOR FURNITURE,
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS,
BOOSTERS,
I'LL OWS,
SHEETS
RLkNKHTS,
STOVES, &c.
FINE CLOTHS
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EAaEEDATz,
loICHMOND AND DANyILLg

lplCHMOND AND DANVILLE B.r
lk ROA D-SUMMER SCHEDULE r. Il
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains ~ -. ~
road will run as follows W III
6ofss .WEsT.--Throrgh hail Train,
Richmond daily at $50 A: IL. leaves D1S..}Saa
daily 1t 4:27 L. a. onAectins at Bnrrs5iI4 .ll'
the aouthSide road for garnYiile, LyncbIa54ss III,
all stations 90 the yisNnla ana Tennesss4H ~, ~
road, Knoxville, Esahy.iie, MeIrphis, e.. s.'
louisville, Columbus, &C., HJ.; R1n.s,,ipaa ~
catrr, &C., Ala Coriuth, Grand Jp1ctfon g. u.
burg, &C., Miss. New orleans, &c. and =.
boro' With North Carolina railroad f- Cbs u.s.
CoIumbia, ChareetoD, Augusta, saysnra6 w., .3<-
Columbus, ATLANTA, &C., ga. ; EOuEZc,of--ll
bile, New Orleans, &C. ~ y -l-
GCIsa EAsT.-TarourE Kaii Trslo..-f..-
Greensboro daily a. $50 a. u. leavrE -, q
daily at s:.5 A. u. connects at EurEe9,Is -, ~
ssuthsidt train from LYuchLgrs lor Pee. a
&c, '-'A
Through tickets can be procured 81 tra "a
Offices In Richmond and DanYille 10 All r',1":rii
points South and Southwest, sCd NJ Brr,!.,, ~
and D2nviIIe 10 all points North. Mast sgI WI,
THOMAS DuDAMg4n y,
no @up+ riGtarEI,
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rVRUsTEE,S SALE OF TWENTY Fly

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
L ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND
IN REAR OF TIE CITY RESERVOIR NEAR
To CAMP Ora NT.-By virtue OF deed of trust
bearing date on the eth Of Seutrmhcr. 1887. duty
recorded In Henrlco County Court. | shall. IN exc
cuton thereof, proceed to sell ~ public auction oil
hcr 1853 at O'Clock p NJ # fair II not the first
fair day thereafter. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
BEAUTIFUL "a RMi&G LhEn lOcatedas above,
adjoining the Lands nj HcSsrS Haxal urs. tr n
shaw, Pollard. and HaryIe. 1t Will be sold In four
lots of six and quarter acres each or SOLD rs
whole, according 10 4 plat to be exhibited 1T the
hour OF sale.
For suburban residences, or for market gardens,
these lots are desirable the soil Is OF supe
rior quality. with convenient access TO the city
by IN excellent ROAD.
TERMS Cuc-third cash balance N four. eight.
and twelve months FIR negotiable notes, inteIcst
added secured by atru5t decd
no f5-eOftGs W. GOlDblS, Trustee
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Oh us.
EESTAUEANT's. &c.


YETELLE, RESTAuRA- ~
Ia TEUR, No. 1900 MAIN M,Sae
STREET, keeps on hand ..e DELL u-Sea
CACHES and SUBSTANTIALS of %.n~-r-A.
the season-wild and Observation-Disclosures OF the Iund
or the wterp served IN best style 10 order at his
own tables or elsewhere.
He respectfully invites the ladies of Richmond to
patroniZe his LADIES' ORDINARY, where they
can enjoy his best dishes in comfort and ent rely
bis word To this.
The BEST LIQUORS, WINES, and BREWED
DRINKS to order at his bar, and the finest CT
CARS, with PIPES, &C., always TO be had in the
saloon. OCT
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
WASHINGTON, November 10, 1868.

Southern Radicals General orantw 6dn9e'
Anno;nted-T Tar on Fruit DiStitterS.
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Frederick,s Han, Louisa county, Oct. a. 'i lS5s.

The STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS
HrU$F HOLD FURSIl UEE, and KITCHEN
UTENSILS, such as re usually found largc
estate will be so d on Tie same day AT anctcn. i'm
mcd!atciy after the sale Of the real estate. Terms
Of sale Sums Of S2i and under, cash over That
anonnt, nine months credit, lie purchasers giving
bonds, bearing Interest, with approved security.
4. l.. HARRIS Attorner In Fact.
for i. ". UyeItCu.
Frcdcricks Hall, November 10 1883
n,IfTe
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| DiCANOkD AND YORK RIVER Rhli.
40 ROAD LINE.-NEW sCHADuLE.-go?
YEST.-Tnc steamer Ki:TnEBYC, ClE..g' Z
u. FREEMAN commanding, leaves y bite 49,
every VI EDnSoit2x aud SUNDAY hD&S!Ns
IN 9rri7ai Of ;he caT5 from EicGmont, re4c1..
Returning, The kENaESEU leaves Esluro..
every BOMBAY and 9RGR2O&G a. 9'c.,:t
The 5teSmer ADMIEAL, Captain BIRyr. Az con.
r.2ndiLr, leaves " Lite House every Tuesday
ard FhiDAY on arrival Of the cars from e .
monL. reaching Baltimore the tciioUirE moo
,,more every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY. :.
pAoSHrGGRs FOE BALTIMORE leave L,
depot or tie Richmond and FvrE E'yer ia. !.
road COMPANY ut $ O'Clock 4. D. SUNDAY,
TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY, ard fEljhE r..
turning. they leave Baltimore On N..taT
Y GitHEsDkI, ThFt'Ai1$I, sad aAI tE3tG
at O'Clock z. IL, reachlz.. j:ichmoud TIE .-.ag.
f5-r 20 1slti7oore only 81.
FTciEtt received at al times aHd 'rrT,'>l
promptly, and through bills % isdlpE given "at
p Tie -P;X83sENjGER TRAIN lesves tie t.p;
WILLIAM u. EMO.
&C 81 Freight and Ticket hga.,
grALL AND WINTER ARRENCENeST
A. TO THE NORTH. EAST ASU WEST IA
70 THE SOkIb, East ND WI 81. 1
rdE RICHMOND, FnEDEG-CllsbL2 -
POTOMAC RAILROAD "a EIlSt- ..s
aANQ CARS WITH NEW tAIa&T sLGa,.
we CTkIfS on All g EkIE2.-Is
TaaOUGH 1'IsA1H4 OF t1!s read &rg nov r,
rom he dss - corner bTH2 aE2 2-f.lg
Ths D2Y TBROUGH MIL rEkIS '~.f
&icLmOnd GaGy ~ II NJ, Hrc.|ir- .a W..
mctGa 81 1890 T. ", CONNECTING VIII .E, ,.r.r .
.arn -op eISYrtas Urine YoT Tire North, VS.. --!
he lie NIGHT yHsoUaH Nal I2A!s. ~
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
g hND ONT-FOrETH INTEREST II !
LARGE MANUFACTURERS MILL, IN THE
COUNTY OF MECKLEHEUkG, FA:-Ry VII
tue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Hcckleg-
burg comfy rendered at the September tenn l'ss,
N the case OF William Towncs, plaintiff, against
Beverley Williamson in his own right and as adj
ministrator Of James Williamson, deceased, de-
viii iii' sell on WEDNESDAY the cd dav OF pecen-
Der 1858, upon the premises at public auction Az n
commencing ut IL O'Clock NJ, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND IN the county OF Heckicnburg
OF which the late James Williamson died sl.zeI;
containing SlNE HUNDRED AND FoUR AND
This Land is situated on the Dan river above the
mouth Of Big Buffalo creek one and a half miles
from that well-knownl waite .ng-placc Buffalo
Springs, six miles above GAINESVILLE, and eleven
miles from the Richmond AMI Danyille railroad.
The Improvements consist OF large and com
modions DWELLlNG-HQuSE, s T. .p = = ~ ox e.
| There Is on the premises I oOoI SIihF. aiu
| rE;> CHI ORCHARD, and well Of good wafer IN
u" HI.o, ONE LOT OF FOUR ACRES, lying I'm
madiGtcly beyond the corporate llu3its OF ni.rE,-
willie, with Il LARGE ThkEE-StoE Bilth
! good WELLlNa-HOUSE and i've or six double
At the same time and place win be sold ONE
Ing mil at AbbTyiiIe known as "RUSsELL's
MILL and the improvements connected there
| with consisting Of . MILLER'3 HOUSE. STORE
HOUSE, COOPER SHOP, and BLAChsMlTh's
Also, TWO SMALL LOTS lying two or three
miles below Clarksville.
TERMS or SALE For cash as To SO much OF The
proceeds Of safe rs viii defray al expenses the
balance OF the purchase money 10 DC olVluee mo
two equal inStaimentS, payable one sha s'o ye..ss
Win apnroyed security bearing interest from date.
and the title 20 be retained until ali tie purchase
money is paid and coAyeyanceS are ordered 5y the
ne III Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21
yE7EUsTEEs' SALE OF A VALUABLE

FE7EUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
I TRACT UF LIND IN LOUISA COUNTY
~ virtue Of two deed al trust ccuted 10 ths
der igrcd by Nathaniel ". Harrls-the one bear.
ing date the eth OF july, 1877 and the other
bearing date N the 20h of October. l'Gj--bo;h Oi
which have been duly admitted TO record In the
Clerks Office of Louisa county, we shall proceed l."
sell to The highest bidder on WEDNESDAY thu 2d
Of december. 1888 on the premises. that valuable
tract Of land IN Louisa county called F8tDE-
RiCk'o AL. containing, by estimation
TWELVE HrNDRfD t"p FORTY acres.
more or less. sit uatcd IN fun view Of Frsderick's
Hall depot. aud mm edIatcly south OF the same.
On II Is Il large brick dwelling house, now in good
condi Ion ana also The usual out-houses. such a
arc ordinarily rcuud on Il large estate The high
land has been much improved by the use Of guano
and other fertilizers and there Is on the estate II
large portion OF the most productive meadow land,
lying on the west side Of Little river.
Persons Gesirous Of purchasing are invited to
yirw the premises.
TERMS: Une.third cash, and by the consent Of
the creditors the balance VIII he divided into I'VE
iustalments-oue Of which viii be- requl'cd twelve
months after the sale and the other in two years,
each to bear interest, to be PAID annually.
W. G.. r. NELSON,
Il. Z. BlBB,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-21
By Grubbs e Williams, Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM EN-
4 CINE AT ATCTI0N.-Ry virtue Of a deed
OF trust executed by p. e. Colby to the subscriber
as trustee dated An August. 1897 and recorded in
Chesterfield Comfy Court office being thereto re-
qured by thu creditor secured. VIII sell ut anc-
tfon on MONDAY, 3oth November, nj O'clock 7.
VI at Rradev's huiidlng, corner OF Hull and
First streets. in Manchester, ONE FIFTEEN
HORSEPOWER ENGINE and BOILER, In
~mplete order. ~
TERMS: Cash. JOHN W. MopHt"
Trustee.
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