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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
Thou hast all else If Love indeed be thine

The mosquitoes don't appear (slap) to be
quite so numerous (slap, slap as they have
been some (slap) seasons. We remember
one (slap) summer when (slap) they didn't
give fellow (slap) any rest at all hardly.
You couldn't get (slap) good nights rest
for (slap) weeks. If you sat down to slap
write, you would have to (slap) stop every
other word almost, and (slap) switch them
of from your paper to (slap) see what you
had been writing. 1t isn't (slap) SO bad
this year. We slap have said (slap) our
say (slap) about (slap, slap the (slap, slap,
slap mosquito. We wish they (slap) were
all in (stap) Lake Erie, we do. (Slap, slap,
slap, sla-p.)-Fat Contributor.
A young woman, meeting former fellow
servant, was asked how she liked her new
place.
" Very we'll"
I" Then you have nothing to complain
Off"
Nothing, only master and mistress talk
such very bad grammar
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BY A. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM CO.

TRUSTEES SALE UF A FARM JUN
TANNING THREE HUNDRED AND NlNf
ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY.-By virtue Of
a certain deed of trust from Ludwell Bracket to
me the Goth day of April $780, and duly RECORDED ~
the Clerks office Of Henrico County Court, shall
as trustee in said deed being so required to do BY
the beneficiary therein secured proceed TO sell
upon the premises, at public auction, at IL O'CLOCK
NJ, on THURSDAY the Sd day of September, 1888
If fair, If not, the next fair day Thereafter the
FARM described In said deed, located on the Ne"
road and White Oak swamp. and adjoining TINT
lands of John n. Doggett E: Gathwright Esq
and others CONTAINING THEE HEnDhdEbp s hN
heavily wooded ,,,,o
The buildings consist of nearly new Dwelling NM
perty Was bought by John athsn Bracket Of A1sel
Sathripht This laid lies In four miles or MEADE"
ttinns ~ FORK River railroad. and twelve miles
from Richmond. The nelghborhood abounds IT.
mari. which has been used with great success upon
the farms in that section.
TERMS: Liberal and made known on day OF
sale. THOMAS j. YARBROUGH, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULL1Ah, Auctloneer
au24
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LEXINGTON, VA, Aug. 81, 1868.

Our good old town is beginning to brighten
up somewhat as the time approaches for the
opening of our schools. The Institute opens
the lst Of September and the College the
18th, and the prospects of both are in the
highest degree encouraging. There will
probably be 800 cadets at the Institute and
500 students at the College during the next
session. We learn that our military au-
thorities have at last concluded that they
may trust the corps of cadets with arms
without detriment to the public peace, and
that arrangements have been made to
secure muskets in short time. We have
not ascertained whether they will carry
their confidence 80 far as to return the Sea
Diet Battery" which Jackson used to drill
with, and which General Grant promised
ut the close Of the war to return. Our me-
chan!cs are all busy, and large number of
new houses are going up, though not near
Z enough to supply the demand. Houses are
recommending fabulous rents in Lexington,
and some enterprising capitalist would do
well to come to our town and erect num-
Der Of buildings for rent. The Institute
mess hall and General Lees residence will
be, when completed, ornaments to the town
as well as great conyeniences to the insti-
tuions. Your correspondent was favored
On yesterday with a view of the "drawing
academy" Of the InStitute-now being
fitted up by the accomplished professor,
Colonel Williamson-and reseryiug more
detailed account for some future time, We
win only gay now that it will be an orns-
ment to the Institute and an attraction to-,
all who visit the town.
Rev. DR.. White is entering upon his new
duties as Presidentof Ann Smith Academy
with an energy and zeal which, combined |
with his ripe experience and preeminent
qualifications, FAUST insure success. Rev.
Dr.. Pratt, who has accepted the passionate of
he Presbyterian church here, comes with
ne reputation az 0 preacher, 9 gentleRsu,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
By a. G. Pullian, Auctioneer.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY A HAND

NOR SALE PRIVATELY A HAND a.
il SOME SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, Eli
WITH TEN ACRES OF EXCELLENT GAh-
request Of the Rev. W. w. Bennett offer for
sale privately his very handsome RESIDENCE,
with TEN ACRES OF EXCELLENT GARDEN
AND FRUIT LAND attached located near Man
chester, the River road about three quarters OF
a mile from Mayors bridge. The buildings are In
excellent repair, and the dwelling contains six
rooms above the basement. The out buildings
consist OF house for servants, room for young
riage-house. Fencing, of post and plank, in good
order-mostly new. young orchard Of select
fruit trees, including quite a large number OF
dwarf pear trees planted by Mr.. Bennett with spe-
cial care. There are fine strawberry and aspara-
gus beds in the garden. The soil Is admirably
adapted TO the growth of vegetables, fruit trees.
and vines.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months III negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by a trust deed. Apply to
a. c. PULLIAM,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To WILLIAM
i CLARKE, FORMERLY OF RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA, SON OF WILLIAM JACKSON
CLARKE. WHO DIED SOME YEARS SINCE ::
Your locality Is now not known. There Is In my
hands q sum Of money and stocks accruing To you
from the estate OF Elizabeth c.. Clarke. deceased.
who resided ia Hanover county, Virginia, which
am anxious to pay over. Should you be informed,
either through this or any other medium, commn-
nicate with me at once.
Address, Richmond, va. n. B. CLARKE,
Executor Of Elizabeth Q. Clarke, deceased,
sg +~dstswIg&wIm .-e-rt /.
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BY Richardson 6 Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, 1ols Main and Eleventh streets.
THAT VALUABLE AND HIGHLY AT

THAT VALUABLE AND HIGHLY At
TRACTIvE PROPERTY OF MIR. "a
ING CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS. AND ALL
NECESSARY nUTHOUSES. AND LOT FR0NTEr
ING 2o01leG FEET ON LAUREL STREET, At
tTS iSTERSECTION WITH THE CANAL, IN
BELVIDERE. FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-At
the request of the owner, we will sell at auction on
the premises. the aforementioned property on SA-
TITRDAY, September 5th. at P. NJ. There are
few situations around Richmond that command
more extensive view Of her surroundings. and none
hence IL would seem valuable not only as place
Of residence, but to those seeking an investment
with the view to erecting mills or other factories
now or In the future If at the time OF sale atten-
dants should desire more ground, double the guam
tlty above mentioned can be had In the same To-
seem most desirable at the time OF sale. when the
terms will be made known and accommodating.
RICHARDSON & NEWBuRN,
auqa Auctioneers.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
rTRUsTEEs' SALE OF LOT AND TWO

yT1RUsTEEs' SALE OF LOT AND TWO
4 SMALL BRICK ENEMENTs, ON
CHURCH HILL, AT THE SOUTHWEST COX,
NER OF FRAN KILN AND TH1RTIEIH
STREETS.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executedtto
the subscribers by Mr.. j. W. Thomas, Dr. and wife,
dated Goth May, 1857, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court. we shall, In execution thereof
proceed to sell at public auction, on tne premises
on FRIDAY the 4th of September. 1858, at o'clock
P. NJ, If fair If not the first fair day thereafter,
the property conveyed by the said deed Consisting
OF q LOT located as above, fronting 30 feet on the
south side of Franklin street. running back lo rect
to an alley ten feet wide.
The deed requires cash sale. yet we are autno.
rized by the creditor to say that he will accept
those terms or at the option of the purchaser one
fourth cash, balance at four, eight, and twe!ve
months for negotiable notes, Interest aGded, Sc
cured by trust deed.
JAMES PLEASANTs,} Trustees.
+ H SANDS,
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AUCTEor SALES.
THIS DAY.
By arubbs d Williams, Aucdoneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventn strees''

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM OF TWO HUNDREpl, d A REyr IIj
VENTY-sEyEN ACRES IN CHEZ - En- En- TIdE
COUNTY NEAR THE HALF-WAI s 11anpnIpG
ON THE RICHMOND AND PEA. E.h t.sso no
RAILROAD.-By virtue OF deed o OF must go a.
cuted by John u. Pattescu to the su1sc ,,o snS
trustee to secure the purchase money LOT 1ns t %
thereby conveyed which deed is dated hpril n ~
1897, and is duly recorded In Chesterhea Coa a
Court Office viii sell ut auction upon tne preni
ses. on THURSD Y the I'D day OF septemper. at
o. clock p NJ. If fair, II not then upon ths h -,
fair day thereafter. ut the same hour. tne AIN
whareon the said Patteson lately reslaed; lying ~
above stated known as nPALESTIN ~, ana
Containing TWO HUNDRED. AND SEVENTH
SEVEN ACRES portion Of which Is cleared,
and the remainder In WOODS: H.,
The improvements consistof dwelling WITH six
rooms, an Office with two rooms. Kitchen, smoke,
house, ice-house barn, stable, courthouse, gooo
garden, orchard. etc.
This would he a very desirable country seat for
persons living either in Richmond or Petersburg,
being convenient to depot, and distant only
eleven miles from either city.
TERMS !: Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
Of sale and to pay the sum Of about $500: credit
rs to 81 oss until goth Of April 1862 and further
credit as to $3.50 until 10th Of April 1870 andth
balance upon terms to be made known at the time
of sale. Credit payments to bear Interest and 70
be secured by deed of trust on the property.
. az ls-@EIE 'SH - p W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
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BY A. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

Nor SALE AT AUCTION A VERY
L NEAT NEW RESIDENCE FOR 4 SMALL.
FAMILY IN Nays ADDITION TO MAN
| vii sell 1T public auction, on SATURDAY the
5th of September, 1865. ut O'Clock 2. NJ, the
HOUSE AND LOT adjoin ing the property of
lug 80 feet on Railroad street and running back
with jefferson street 100 feet. The house Is new.
and Contains three comfortable rooms and two
large closets. New fencing around lot.
TERMS 0ne-third cash : balance at 1. 5, and II
months, negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed. A. G. PULLIAM
sci RuctiOneer.
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Something Left.

"Gone. gone the freshness ofmy youthful prime !;
Gone my illusions, tender or sublime;
Gone IN the thought that wealth Is worth Its cost
Or aupht hold SO good as what I've lost;
Gone are the beauty and the namelcss grace
That once worshipped in dear ature's face:
Gone is the mighty music that of yore
Swept through the woods roil'd upon the shore :;
Gone the desire of glory in mems breath,
To wait my name beyond the deeps OF death;
Gone in the hope that In the darkest day
Saw bright Tomorrow with emplnplng ray;
Gone, gJne-all gone on which my heart was cast
Gone, gone forever. to the awful Past:
All gone-but Love''
Oh, coward to repine !.
Thou hast all else, If Love indeed be thine,
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, lii Main street.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF A FARM, OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM, ON
THE CHARLES CITY ROAD THREE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, At AgCIlOs on
BY virtue Of the provisions Of deed OF tr4sS exc
Hogan. and of record In the office Of the Clerk Of
Henrico County Court in Deed Book 81, page sis,
will proceed sell (beiDg thereto requesten Dy the
beneficiary at public auction on the premises. on
SATURDAY, September 5th, 1855, at O. CLOCK I.
taini Ing ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE
ACRES, more or less, adjoining the lands OF Dr.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF exc.
cutting trust and discharge two bonds 1Sr ye
interest from LIST Of March, 1855, upon each until
paid. subject to the following creditsvtz $500 on
5sd of March, 1867; $3.50 on 2ad of April 1857 $3.50
on the 23d of May 1857; the balance OF purchase
money, If any, upon such credit as the said Hogan
may prescribe, or. in the absence OF Instructions
from him upon such time rs the trustee may think
proper. JosEr u D. Trnstea
sera au IS
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee of
IA Hyman Levy, bankrupt, l will on MONDAY
the 18th day of September next at lo'clock 7. NJ
sell at auction, on the premises, at Louisa Court
house, an IMPROVED LOT OF LAND con-
tanning about ONE ACRE, which there Is
good store and dweiling-house. kitchen, lumber
house. ice-house. etc. Altogether, this Is one Of
the most desirable locations for business ut Louisa
Courthouse.
The property will be sold subject TO two deeds Of
trust thereon to Samuel and William II. Andrews
and TO A. K. Blakey, Trustees.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at and
months. with interes. bonds with approved secn-
rity. Title retained until purchase money Is all
paid. JOHN 6. HUNTER,
aus Assignee Of Lyman Levy.
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BY Lyme e Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1889 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE STORES, Nos. sO2
l AND so4. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET. ONE SQUARE EAST q
BROOKE AVENUE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
auction, on the premises on THURSDAY the Sd
day Of September. 1858. at 81 o'clock ?: NJ, TWO
VERY DESIRABLE RETAIL STOKES win
dwellings over same, located described. at pre-
sent occupied by tenants at fair rents. The lots
front each Is by 1870 feet to alley 10 feet wlde
TERMS: At sale. .
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A SSIGNEE,S SALE-As ASSIGN

A sSIGNEE'S sALE.-As assignee of the
N estate Of Samuel F. Mcaehee. bankrupt. ]
at public auction on the premises, the fine TRACT
OF LAND on which said McGehee now resides,
containing eleven hundred acres, and lying five
miles from Keysville depot, Charlotte county, Va.
This Is considered by good judges one of the best
tracts of land in the county. and produces good
crops OF tobacco, wheat corn, and oats. There Is
4 large proportion of fiat or alluvial land on t..
which brings heavy crops OF corn whenever cuti-
waited.
The Improvements are excellent. The dwelling
Ia new, spacious and handsome, and contains nine
rooms, exclusive Of the basement. Nearly all the
out-buildings are framed, and having been 6uli'
iust before the war, are In excellent condition.
The neighborhood Is unexceptionable.
It Is seldom that such IN opportunity Tor Invest
ment In real estate Is afforded, and would advise
capitalists to examine the tract before buying else
where.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
For further particulars, apply TO the undersigned
at Charlotte Courthouse. Va, or to Mr.. john
Booker, of the firm Of Booker, Kerr Lyon, Rich
mond.
If desired by purchasers, the tract will be divided
ii. A. CkRRINGTON,
Assignee Of the estate OF Samuel F. McGehee.
bankruDt. 21-tUS
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LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

approaching Opening of our SchooLs-The
Corps of Cadets to be Armed-Ne,c Build
inqS Going Up-VaRey -1trican Baptist
-4SSociation-Tote Of Thanks to the MN-
tary for :" Butlerizing" The Methodist
Chmch-DoeS the "Lome Mission So
ciety Of Neto York" Propose to Continue
Their Var Policy of Taking Southern,
Churches by the Bayonet ?-1he Recent
Case an Outrage upon Negroes as apell as
WhiteS-Change Of Commanders.
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TOR SALE, variety of IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE In the city, embracing
DWELLINGS, STORES and other business
Also, L NIMpROTEU PROPERTY in AL parts
Of the city, amongst which are some valuable
BUILDING LOTS;
And FARMS OF every kind, size, and price,
near this city and in nearly every county In fas'
ern Virginia some OF which win be exchanged for
city, property. Also, SPLENDID ESTATE IN
Halifax county, N. G.
Persons desiring to purchase REAL ESTATE
Of the kind referred to above are invited tn apply
to or address GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
Zeal Estate AGENTS and AnctiOncers.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-On
SATURDAY the 5th OF September at 20
O'Clock. we will sell on Council Chamber Hill, for
account Of whom 1t may concern,
One BAY HORSE,
to pay livery charges at the stables OF John Laugh
lin Eighteenth street between Franklin and Grace;
to which the attention of interested parties IS
called. COOK & LAUGHTON,
on "a kurtioneers.
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By .. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
corner. Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
v CORNER OF BROAD AND IMENpITT.
S SEHHSp TWENT ThTi AND TWENTY-FIRsT
STREETS, FOR SALE At ACCI1ON.-Wll
1858. at O'Clock P, NJ, those beautiful LOTS as
above described. The corner lot fronts on the
loo feet. The other fronts 30 feet, and runs back
These lots arc very desirable, and in the mos.
improving part of Church Hill.
rhEpws: At sale 8. n. DAVIS,
co AuctiOneer.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STOLEN OR STRAYED FROM MY CEs
- residence. In Manchester, DARK 1A~
REDDISH COW white spot on right hind guar
r TANKS white straight horns six or eight Inches
long: left ear split and right ear cut. FIVE
DOLLARS reward will be paid for her return TO
me. .
Sc 3-2tF IHOMAS BURN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
By Wellington Goddir,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
lot ON CHURCH HILL. on TIL
NORTH LINE OF LEIGH BETWE
TWENTY-EIGHTH AND, TWENTY-N1NTH
STREETS.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed
to James Elicit tnow deceased) by Anton Rousch
dated 2sth March, 1854 duly recorded in Henrtco
County Court shall as substituted trpsteeIby an
August lss8-proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, On MONDAY the Tth Of september.
1893. at half-past O'Clock P. NJ, II fair; II not
the first fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the said deed and located as above,
fronting the north side Of Leigh street eighty
two and half feet, and running back sixty-six
feet having thereon small TENEMENT. .#
TERMS Enough In cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale and to discharge bond of $780, with interest
from oSth March, 1855 and IS TO the residue upon
such terms rs the debtor shall prescribe on such
terms as the trustee shall think 1T.
au27 JOHN BRAUER, substituted trustee.
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CUGAR-COATED PILLS.-The attention
= ar nhvsin,sns aud others IL called 10 my stoeA
OF sUGAR-CoATEp PILLS and 6RANtU,L 1. 4.
have In store the most complete s,a sell
city from the best manufacturers, WHICH, LII nries
iists furnishsd on application. JOHN "a, sni
BON, Aposhscsry aud Druggist eorGer AA, mvT
Third sssSsss, RlchMona, va. ~
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A FTER THE ABOVE SALE, WILL BE
n sold the FRAMED TENEMENT No. ?eo,.
N the south side OF Main between Twenty-s1Xyt,h
lam G. Fear, and adjoining the store Of Mr. Bril-
,olara 1t has three rooms; arranged tor store
md family use. GRUBBS 8 WILLIAMS,
sa Auctioneers.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AEfN
AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIPS
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and xALLEs,i
CITY, composing this line viii leave PhlaaePWRiA
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every rhf
DAY, alternately. yyva
Freight taken FOR Norfolk, also for CHARLES.
TON, SAVANNAH and NEW ORLEANS anu
bills Of lading signed through. IA
passage tS PhiIadeIph!a including meals an9
s.ateroSn, $40, ". P. PORTER, Agent,
OF n Office No. 71Ss on the Dock.
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agyessaOH SAFES.
TTTrfIHE' DAY.

IT,RUsTEE,s SALE OF sToCK, &oe-- AZ
,s5sa dasea september se Is isss duly recorded IN
Hanover county being requested By enc q NINE she
benehciaries therein, shall proceed to
Called sAvoneale', in Hanover county. Two mss
from Atiee's station on TUESDAI, pnranerty'
CONVEYED by the deed aforssaid-yiz', re zs'1
HORSES, Er
MULE,
HEIFER eighteen months old ...
tTwO-HOR-E CAKRIAGE and HARNESS,
/ WAGON and HARNESS..
let ON FARMING UTENSILS.
TERMS: For sums Of fifty dollars and under;
cash for sums over that amount 1 am authorized
to give sixty days for notes wen Az
sale To- Commence at IL o. clock A. NJ:
sea a. r. COURTNEY, Trustee.
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ITO MRS. HENRIETTA E. HALE

THO MRS. HENRIETTA E. HAIL.
Take notice, that Oh the :lsT DAY OF sEr-
TENDER 1863 between the hours OF IN sne l9is~
noon and In the afternoon OF thai day, ~ .s rn
Office of Thomas K Weisger, In the town OF NAB
chester, Virginia, shall proceed 70 take ne asso'
sitions OF Samuel Walden, John Cersley anao usr,
i'm the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield coanty, VIZ.
ginia on the chancery side thereof IN which am
plaintiff and you are defendant; and II from az ~
cause the taking Of said dispositions shall NO. 80
com menced, or being commenced. should not ~. al
completed on that day, the taking OF the SAM w.
be adjourned from time 10 time until the sasa
sltlons shall be completed. Given undef H' N"-
'' mia iH INV " JAMES w. HALE.
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TOR SALE.-The subscriber offers 1or
sale that very valuable tract Of lana ~ . s,'h
all It's improvements, che former estate ana s.ss
dence OF the late DIR. William Cramp. Ill
THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAsp I'D
corn. and Is regarded as OF the best IA,a. ~
the Appomattox river which ~ It's southern pou H.
AIRY. There 10 sufficient wood land attsensu '" -
farm. .-.as -s .-.. .,n,
The improvements consist OF spacious msnsiSon.
cont inii,x ten rooms and basement, Wild sNensA
attached; good barn and stsoie,
tobacco houses. csrriage-house. &c. o,.h-
The property IL In pleasant and heaitny Esi ~,
borhood Is accessible by good ROADS and ths ~.
Appoms.sox, aud Is convenientto seyersi snstS1ss
and good schools. .o,,,
TERMS, which sre liberal, win be made kh mon.
OIL application 10 me, near Dover Aincst aoSSA'
land county, Va. Apply 10 ,y,ys or
T. A. BRASDER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A MELIA COURTHOUSE TAVERN AND
N FARM, ON THE RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD. FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
At the request of MIR. Joseph Canoe, | offer for
sale privately the HOTEL PROPERTY AND
FARM at Amelia Courthouse. The HOTEL con-
tains thirteen rooms with all necessary out-build
ings, and also dwellng-house equal to any in the
neighborhood all shaded by beautiful grove of
oak trees. There is excellent garden of several
acres, enclosed by high brick wall. The FARM
contains ONE HUNDRED AND S1XTI-F1VE
bcred in original growth Of oak and pine; the bal
ance In cultivation.
A further description is deemed unnecessary, as
parties disposed TO put chase would doubtless pre-
fer to visit the property.
Possession given Immediately; and for terms,
which will be very accommodating, apply to
se3-3t WELLINGTON GODD1N.
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M H1NE OIL, ou,,, o.,
We have on hand a superior article OF on. for
threshing machines, grist mills, saw mills, &C.
o. O. OWENS & co.
TT 30. % eoVeyaoy street.
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BY Wellington Goddin,.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TWO EXCELLENT FRAMED TENE-
MENTS ON THE WEST LINE OF FIFTH
STREET NAVY HILLl BETWEEN JACKSON
AND DUAL STREETS.-I am authorized to sell
two very excellent and admirably well-arranged
FRAMED TENEMENTS located as above, each
containing five rooms, besides front and rear
porches, and kitchens with two rooms. Each lot
mas front of 80 feet, and depth Of l22 feet to ali
alley.
a. 3-2t W. GODDIN.