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LOTS FOR RENT OR LEASE.

TOR RENT OR LEASE, the LOT re-
a. Gently occupied by Messrs. Ragand Il Co. rs
a undergrad, on the east side of Fifteenth be-
tween Cary and Dock streets Possession given
at once.
The LOT for many years past and at present
occupied by Mr. James Gum as undergrad, at
the corner of Fifteenth and Cary streets. Posses
sion 1st Of January next.
The LOT at present occupied by Messrs. Whit
lock & Roane as undergrad, at the corner of
Fifteenth and Dock streets. Possession given lst
of January next.
These lots will be rented or leased separately or
collectively. AS one lot, many diE.rent kinds Of
business might be done on 1t to great advantage
1t is in the centre OF business, convenient to the
three streets 1t measures $50 feet on Flftet nth
street, l34 feet Cary street. and laa feet Dock
street.
The VACANT LOT fronting on Dock street
near Shockoe creek is also for rent or lease. 1t
might he connected, as occasion would require, by
q movable railroad with vessels in the dock. APP
ply to
Sc Him BACON TAFT.
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PATHS marriage register was signed :" NJ.

PATHS marriage register was signed " NJ
Louis sebastien Henri de Roger de Calsu-
FAC, Marquis de Caux, son of the Count, and
Demoiselle Huguet de Varange, now the
wife Of the Duke de Valmy," and mile.
Adele Jeanne Maria Patti, proprsetaire,
daughter of n. Salvatore Patti and Catha-
rine Bhioza, renters"
81 buy two cravats, which last me a
whole year, said the famous Sebastian
Bach. Il a black one and white one. In
about six months the one does duty for the
other. The black by constant use becomes
rather white, and the white turns very
black"
An Edinburgh paper says: We regret
TO find that the announcement OF the death
Of Mr.. W. is a malicious fabrication"
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Mrs. Fanny Kemble can add to her other
triumphs the rare distinction Of having as
tonished railway conductor. She bought
four tickets for her party of three persons,
On leaving Springfield last week, because
she wanted to occupy four seats for the sake
of comfort. The conductor was veteran
official, but he had never met such case
before. .....
The Grecian bend is made to cover about
every attitude and movement that can be
named. 1t includes the stagger Of a tipsy
Ounce, the wobble of q graceless cook, the
awkwardness of q lubberly lout, and the
mincing, wriggling gait and inclination OF
the elastic miss just opening into woman
hood.
lawful death Of twenty persons and a
peer" is the way London paper an
nounces the Abergeley accident.
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PATTI.-One of Mr.. Petach's friends writes
thus of the Marquise de Caux's recent ap-
pearance among the operate audience:
"It was very natural for her, for one plea
sure of her honeymoon, to 60 to the opera.
But may be allowed, dare 1 venture to
say that, grace and elegance apart, in so
doing our sweet Patti reminds me very
much of one Bob, the waiter at tavern
near unto Drewry Lane. Bob, as perhaps
you are aware, when he got holiday, was
accustomed to spend it in sitting down to
one of the tables at which on other days he
attended, and causing himself to be served
by his fellow-waiters. In suggesting this
parallel, am guilty of base comparison
Nay, say not so. 'One touch of nature
makes the whole world kim Adorable
Patti has ministered to our enjoyment IN
very high degree, but SO likewise has Bob
in no small MEASURE"
An unromantic fellow says that Caux
loves Patti for her franc-ness, and that
Patti loves Caux so.
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A Hot Day 1nctdent and its Moral.

A Hot Day Hncident and Its mora'.
AsI was trundling up town in the omni-
bus, in the sitting agony of one OF those
dreadful afternoons, there was poor
Young woman carrying q hideous basket
full of something or other. 1t WAS intoler-
ably heavy, and I saw the poor girl actu-
ally painting upon the curbstones as we
came up. knew, moreover, she had no
money to spare for her passage, but that
she must pay it or sink in the street. The
omnibus was full crowded. Everybody
wished everybody else ont Of it. Every
body's elbows transfxed his ne1ghoor.
Everybody's collar was PROSTATE, and an
intense expression of "pshaw % was i'm
printed upon everybody's reekipg counte-
nance. The omnibus stopped, and the
weary young woman with the enormous
basket appeared at the door. There was q
universal gasp Of horror. But suddenly
| heard pleasant voice saying:
"Here, nv dear, sit here
| turned and beheld old Carbuncie 'he
r,;,,;onoira He smiled, and squeezed, ana
sod N his neichbor, awe must make room
hara - And his neighhor WAS comPeiied
az ,oole room. and the girl came in, dong
90 veil as she could with her load. oid
Corbuncle took it as she approac hed, ana
-ssted the weight of it upon his knees 80
that if ANYBODY had complaints to make ne
NIGHT com plain of him. Then he salo 10
the young woman: ,,oa for
"Mv dear, this is very heavy load 1or
very hot day" 49,, ,,,dr cor1d
She said something when nooouy 90.
hoor ond the old gentleman did not lnslst
80 n. conversation but when she came 10
r. stonn;np-place he had paid for her pas
.o md he handed her basket out at the
door and the Young woman disappeared.
ON very sure she was happier for that little
oorvice than if he had given her ten dollars
With lofty air of condescension. 1t was
dinner of herbs, and content Herewith,
which she found infinitely preferable to
possible stalled OK.
Now very few of us could give great
many tired young women ten-dollar Dill,
az Mr.. Carbuncle can, but there's nobody
in town who cannot help poor girl with
her basket, and relieve her mind as well as
her muscles by taking upon himself the
burden of his neighbours indignation about
nothing. There is nobody SO poor that ne
cannot spread his dinner of herbs for every
wayfarer. And, oh if all of us did 1t,
what a hospitable and happy world this
would be
What q fearful amount of friction there
is in the ordinary journey of life 1! What
occasions it Not surely the contest with
wild beasts at Ephesus, for very few of US
travel by the Ephesus road. 1t certainly
is not the necessity of fighting with lions,
for there are very few lions in anybody's
path. The difficulty is in our shoes. 1t is
the little peg and the little pebble. We de-
spise them we won't stop for any such ri
diculous thing. So we 90 striding on,
at every step, until there is bis
ter, tester, sore. We won't dine at all
except upon stalled oxen, and therefore we
starve. But, dear brethren,-1 would say
if were preacher-take the pegs out of
your shoes, and you can jump over the
lions. Dine every day upon herbs, and you
will not care for the ox.-Hurper'S Bazaar.
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By Wellington 9oddin.
Auct,oneer sna Real Estate Agent.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
~ MACHIEERY- FOR THE MANUTAC-
TIRE OF PAPER, IN THE MILL IN MAN
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MAYOS
BRIDGE.-hs assignee In bankruptcy OF George
Raughrnan shall sell at public auction, at the
mill owned by Messrs. Kelly, Tackett d Ford,
located as above, on THURSDAY the Path Of Sep
tember, 1883 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. all OF the MA
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE
MANUFACTURE OF PAPER belonging to the
said Baughman, consisting in part Of the following
articles-ytz.,
LARGE EESNiG1NE, complete;
PRESS,
WOODEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER, ...
LIME TANK,
All the Betting, MILL-GEARING, and
STOCK for manufacturing paper and great
many other articles Of much valhe but too tedious
to enumerate
The property will he offered as a whole. with the
privilege or continuing the present lease bnt II
II cannot be sold in that way, then 1t Will be soio ID
detail according to the inventory TO be e1hiolteo
at the hour Of sale. .,
TERMS: One-third cash balance at and u
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with interest added.
au lp-d2taw4w& dtds Assignee.
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After the Grecfan.
D1sJoHE PAUL

When lovely woman stoops to frolic,
And rues the rtise, alas too late,
What hahn shall soothe her melonchoIicI
VIVA: art shall act her back up straightF
The only thing for the disaster
The only way her woe to end
Is tn apply a mustard plaster:
IL she won't do It, let her beno
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
N AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS. On
THE EAST SIDE uF SIXTH STREET NORIH
on T,FIGH STREET. AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY. 21st September, at O'Clock 2. M, we VIII
sell upon the premises the property situated as
above and occupied by Mr.. William Eielshman:
arranged with about eight rooms besides
kitchen with water and gas on the premises. inc
With the dwelling will he sold LOT OF sixty
feet front. After which, win be sold very beau.
tiful BUILDING LOT of 80 feet on the south, ane
two others Of u feet each on the north.
The situation is pleasant and retired, yet very
convenient to the business part of the CITY,
90 II GRI1BPS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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Paine g. Co., Auctfoneers'

By Paine & Co., Auctioneers'
u IRsT FALL SALE,
L BY CATALOGUE.
On WEDNESDAY the 2sd instant; com nnnms by
at 10 O'Clock we will sell at our stock Of
Catalogue, very large and attractive s'oeA %
FRESH DRY GOODS,
oo,nnris,np varied assortment OF ne" snF fa and
coz gnoss now receiving adapted to the fai anu
winter trade. .,oo
THREE HUNDRED CASES ,roD,1s
ROOTS SHOES. AND BALhlohAiIo,
-noetlv mime goods suited to the season. sId Hi
hraciie every variety for men, wonen' al" 'ni'-
dren. ,roo
a large and choice assortment or
'"' ~ READY-MADE CLOTHIMG,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS, &c, &C.
We invite the attention Of city and country deal
org to this sale as the stock Is large one coin
nrising All the leading and most desiraDie goous:
and will be sold without reserve ana IN lois 20 sui
purchasers. noaonecro
10 f,"'eIoH,
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By William Pannill. Auctloneer,
Petersburg, Va.
SALE OF VALUABLE

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1iNWIDDIE AND STATE OF VIRGIN1A.-As
assignee of william Turnbul bankrupt, shail:
on THURSDAY the Ist day OF October neSt, az l.
q, clock noon, within the store Of William Pannlll.
Petersburg Va, sell by public auction that VAL.
LIABLE TRACT OF LAND called Edge hill,
lying in the county OF Dinwiddie on cox r2 seI
FUNDRED ACRES. The land is highly i'm
proved and wel-suited for a market garden
having on 1t several thousand FRUIT TREES,
consisting of apples. pears, and peaches, OF many
varieties. and In good bearing condition.
This farm is one of the most valuable In tms part
Of the country. and as an investment is deserving
Of particular attention.
TERMS or SALE: One-tbird cash; the balance
upon credit # six and twelve months purchaser,
living bonds with interest added. and approved
securities and the legal title retained until the
whole Of the purchase moneyis paid.
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
WILLIAM PANSILL, Auctioneer
Sc l1-M&Tht30thSe
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A16TION SALES.
FUTURE DAY,
Nv Wellington Goddin.
...,aneer and Real Estate Agent.

rRusTEE's SALE OF Of, VA saISTE
SIDE 81 EETTE yIsue IF deed trust
EiGHI6b =. The subscriber by Mr.. N. Tinsey Pate.
essr,ng date sd Of August 1857 duly IN
nSId Sssg e ss S3u sh e
thereof, pr on TUESDAY the 2?d September: lses,
a ss II oO tas by he sa
% aons,sting of LOT located as above, 'front.'
G ins esbeen feet running back eghtytwo feet to
an aley twelve feet wide; having thereon an e3cei
'er TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
Gale and to discharge note Of S7es 81 with interes
S.iI 5sd oath August 1868 on credit as 20
a7is ~ until the 3d-2sth August 1907 on credli
ss to s7se. SO until the 23d-2cth August 1910 anh
as to any residue of the proceeds OF SAFE on sue
the the whole purchase money to bear interest from
Tue uas Va '' Trustee.
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T OST, on Broad street near seventh, a
omen hook. Inscribed on it was '.Christian Also.
citation Catherine Lewis The finder w1 pe the
C,tv Hall A liberal reward will be paid. o.x
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

FUTURE DAIs
By Cook Laughton, Auctioneers,
cornar NJ franklin and Governor Streets
oECOND SALE OF BITUMINoUs .' Gva seii
- FROM THE BURF00T MI nNiS ssteptemher
a. putl1G o ac,ncb M in lots 500 bushels win
the privilege rp.aE COAL.
20. 900 BUSHELS SUPERIOR AVEhA" u. on.ere,I
This Goa! good ar,cle s9aaa'. to 70 sea
in this market and Is wei i, ha sold deliverable
aT{ tbe eH vard to be in week a. sixty
TERMS: App1or csI, ne GIeeonnt rdr cash
days, VIII Two % C. HARTWELL, Aeen and
Yard and office e. cor richmond, Va.
CooK & LAuGHToS. Auctione9nIrSn. Ia made to de-
sdynntageons arrangements VIII DC n'"' sell
liver coal to purchasers II deslraDle.
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers'
,yo-.hvest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner Of Main ana eleventh streets'
VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUN
VDRED AND THIRTY-SEvEN AND
HALF -ACREs, ON THE RICHMOND II 1 AND
SEVEN MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction.
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY 23d of septem
her. at u 'clock NJ. the FARM located as above
described, formerly owned by Elijah Priddy and
adjoining the lands of B. E. Anderson. John
Clash S. G. Waldrop. and others. There are
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN AND
A HALF ACRES, lying on both sides of the road.
and will be sold as a whole or divided The I'M
proyements are comfortable FRAME DIV ELL
portion Of the land, say one-half, cleared; the
balance in wood,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes
- GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS,
sel4 AuctiOneers
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. REAUTIFUL COUNTRY-sEAT, FOoR
a t,mFs East OF RICHMOND kE YEA
HE NIcsyIILILIEv TU aGRFs TH 4RiH
Ia nIS IN TWENTY POLES. FOR SALE Al
h VIII sell at auction on the pT sfs at
on THURSDAY the nth Of senteHap ret FAIR daE
2clocF r. that beautiful and attractive PARM
ND ARKET garden dSnIe oe se1lsa sdioininr
"a aJe of n a, Cosby and - Conant. contain
n ne 'S ssFvFNTY-FIvE acres THREE ZEE R sh1nt
AND TWENTY POLES; more or Tess isb,S I'm i'm.
S,y acres OF which is cleared and hiehiy III
nr tv aI the balance in wood There Is nice nice
Tonng orchard of choice fruit trees in fui oeAriF
u rrho mIWEIIISG IS beautiful cottage contain,
two seven rooms pantry. clothes presses |" 80, C..
Kitchen with four rooms courthouse. aiu =. i INT
harp nc" paint and whitewash only needed 10 pun
Trp.,s Cne-fourh cash the balance az SIX
twelve. and eighteen months interest adue'' sc
cnrea ny u N'' r D. FACHO. Auctioneer.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. G. E. KLOEBER DENTAL -
ROOMS No. goa BROAD STREET, sSDSf2rS
RICHMOND, VAL inserts beautiful ARTEi-
CIAL TEETH on the VULCANlTE BASE Tor
ton given TO all operations necessary to the preser-
yatton of the natural teeth Correction OF trregu-
lar teeth, cleaning extracting, aud the treatment
or dental diseases generally, my %
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LOST AND FOUND.

MOUND, on the 9Th instant, MOkOCCO
r. RAG containing sum of money. which the
owner can get by applying at this office and nay,ee
Gr
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
4 HENRICO COUNTY FOUR MIL S NORTH
OF RICHMOND.-By an order Of Henrico County
Court entered on the 18th day of September. 1858.
the undersigned was substituted as trustee in the
place of Mr.. John G. Williams who declines the
trust In the deed of trust executed by the late
Thomas NJ. Ladd and wife. bearing date on the 29th
day of November. 1852 duly recorded in Henricn
County Court to secure to Bernard Briel the pay
ment of bond for 81, 006, with interest shall, al
the request of said Brel, proceed to sell at pub
lie AUCTION. on the premises on MONDAY the 2ist
If not on the first fair day thereafter. all the right
title, and interest Of said Thomas M. Ladd and
wife In and to the FARM on which the said Ladd
formerly resided. containing ONE HUNDRED
ACRES, lying four miles from the city of Rich
mond. adjoining the lands of Abraham Warwick
John Stewart. and others.
TERMS The deed requires cash as to the ex-
penscs of sale and the amount of the debt now due
amounting to about 81. 500, yet am authorized hy
the creditor say that he VIII accept those terms
or in lieu thereof onefourth cash. balance at siX
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes
interest added secured by the trust deed and as to
the residue of the proceeds of sale on such terms
us shall be announced at the hour Of sale.
JOHNSON SANDS,
SEQ Substituted Trustee.
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THIS DAY.
BY r. Gathripht, Auctloneer,
l433 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
r AFGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNl-
~ TURE. &c. AT AUCTION.-I viii sell >.
my store on THURSDAY, nth INSTANT ~ ~
O'Clock,
BUREAUS.
RFDSTFAnS.
WARDROBES,
TABLES,
CHAIRS.
ROCKERS,
SOFAS.
FEATHER REDS
MATTRESSES
PILLOWS.
SHEETS: &c.
-. AFTER WHICH,
~ BOOTS.
SHOES
FISF CLOTHS,
81. #....... CASHMERE,
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS. &C: ...oo--
r. GATHRIGHT, Auctloneer:--
r441
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND ND
LOT. ON CHURCH HILL. ON THE EAST
LINE OF TWENTY-SIXTH STREET NEAR
TO NJ sTREET.-By virtue Of two DEEDS n Of trust g
snd wife the one dated 18th June, 1883. and the
other 18th September lses-both Of record In Hen
rico County Court shall In execution theTeol
On N FRIDAY the 18th day of September, 1883, at
O'Clock p. M the house and lot conveyed by, the
said deeds located above. on the eastern SIDE OF
Twenty-sixth street near street. fronting 42t feet
on Tweuty-sxth street. running back lbs feet TO an
alley Ia feet Wide, ..
TERMS Cash as TO the expenses OF SAFE ana u
other for 81 Ooo with interest the first from 18th
June, 1864 and on thu other from 18th September
1884 the payment of which bonds Is TO be COM
mued at seven for one for the first and twelve for
one for the other that being the value OF tonfede
rate currency the time the debts were
and as to the residue of the proceeds of sale. on
such terms as the debtor may prescribe and direct.
go 70 WILLIAM FOIKES. Trustee.
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FARM, IN LOUISA Co, COUNTY Vt 6pI FOR Or
Hay. FODDER. &C.-Havng decided to rsnoy :,
to Richmond will offer for sale on IHURSDa
the oath day of September. mt II O'CLOCK, on the
premises. THE FARM ON WHICH NOW RE-
SIDE formerly occupied by Miletus Gooch
Esq. containing I'll Rec HUNDRED ANb
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES: about one hundred
acres heavily wooded within three-qnarters OF a
mile of the railroad the balance arabic ana Wen
adapted to raising grain and tobacco Ihere Is also
a fine meadow. Welding 90. 600 pounds OF nay. All
the fields are we'll watered. and the whole premises
are under good fence, woods included.
The improvements consist Of a comfortabie
house with seven rooms kitchen. ice-house stable
cow sheds. wagon-house, courthouse, shop, To-
baccO-h0uses barn. etc.
The farm lies on the Virginia Central railroad
one and q quarter miles from Treyilian's depot
and three and half miles from Louisa Court
house. 49,, $500. ,
Possession given Immediately Of the house ami
the crops removed In time to SOW wheat.
TERMS 0nc-third cash: balance AT SIX. Twelve.
and eighteen months with interest. for apprcVe'
security Title retained until purchase money Is
all paid. join U; NJ Eni
After the sale Of the farm. Will sell the MILE
NFNTS CROPS OF HAY, &c, lot Of FUR ~
TI-RF and some STOCK, 4 good WAGON, DOU-
BILE BUGGY. &c.
r S.-The farm can he bought privately by ap-
nlication to me ut Trcvilian's.
Sc 2 J''iiN w. NJ ~.
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r WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT AUG
4 TION, to he sold without reserve at the dlstll-
lery near Frederick's Hall depot, Louisa county,
Va, on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH 1865,
SUPERIOR HORSES,
. WAGONS.
AMBULANCE. second hand
8HEAD SUPERIOR BEEF CATTLE,
belonging TO the distillery concern. -,o>-
Sc ll-tds JAMES L. DlChlNooN'
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sEEDsHIEN, FLORISTS, &c.

THE VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE
4 COMPANY HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
RICHMOND, VA, offer their usual large and we'll
assorted stock OF 49, -. -. Ls,ls
APPLE, PEAR, PEACH. PLUM. CHERRY,
APRICOT, and other FRUIT TREES,
embracing all the leading varieties.
ALSO,
-... very large assortment Of
...- GRAPE VINES,
including the heaviest stock of Norton. Concord,
ives and Delaware, ever offered In the State.
A full supply of STRA WBERRIES, RASP-
BERRIES, BLACKBERRIES, CURRANTS, and
other small fruits, constantly on hand with fine
collection Of EVERGREENS and DECIDUOUS
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, &C. ....
Catalogues furnished and correspondence in
yted. .. .g -.
Post-otfice box 1913. Address
-.T7 I-a ALLAN & JOHNSON,
se5-3m ~ General Agents.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
II Z
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Ry z. D. Eacho'
Real Estate Agent and Aueli .nneen Main
oh'e ave- and Franklin.
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Il AND ON YORK RIVER" KINGS
4 CREEK THE BEST FARM on YORK
RIVER. ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWO Hun.
DRIED ACRFS-TO BE SOLD IN LOTS of
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO Two HuNDiRED
ACRES At PULLS SAIL SaLE, 80 Tor 9pe cnny
made on the 9th Of March 1893. In the cases OF
Smith, cashier Us. Thomas .. warren, ana Johh
VI Jones rs. Thomas ID. Warren and wife, we;
the undersigned as special commissioners, VIII
sell the real estate az hereafter mentioned, called
KINGS CREEK" on York river, In YORK
county at public auction. to the highest bidder or
bidders before the courthouse door OF 1orh
county, on MONDAY the 10Th day OF october, n.
D.. 1858.
The sale will be made for ten per cent. OF the
purchase money in cash and the balance on Il
credit OF g. L. ard Is months. equal instruments.
bearing interest from the day OF sale the purcha-
sers to execute bonds with sufficient personal scch-
rity and the title TO be retained until the purchase
money is paid. Y -
The commissioners are directed to lay off and
divide under the direction OF competent sur
vcyor the said land In lots of not less that twenty
five nor more than two hundred acres, ana 10 sell
judgements Of said Smith. cashier. and said john
NJ Jones against said Thomas ID: Warren, except
ing from said SALE 81 II can he done, the dwelling
and curtIlage and the lands adjoining. The survey
will be made and the lots Land of before the day OF
sale A plat will he exhibited on the day or sale.
The land is Immediately on York river. lis po-
sition, soil. fish. and oysters, nave gwen ~ t.e
name Of being the best farm on YORK river. lhlrty
years ago 1t was purchased by its present owner lor
S32 600 or Whereabouts in cash. and considered very
Williamsburg and about twelve miles from YORK,
town Steamers connecting with the Richmond
and York River railroad to Baltimore now pass IL
four times leach wayl week.
WILLIAM T. PFACHT,
c.s Sp.cial Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-17
ar1ervON SALES.
By Wellington 6oddin.
Rnctsnneer sna Real Estate Agent.

FUTURE DAY.