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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-24
BY Grubbs e Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
WEST CORNER or MAIN AND TWELFTH
STREETS.-By virtue of deed OF trust from
Alexander Dural and &c rye G.. ExalL trustees.
day of May. 1866 and duly recorded, we shall, on
FRIDAY the 9Th day OF November next nj IL
O'Clock NJ, flair, If not. then the next fair day
sell by auction that valuable PARCEL OF,
GROUND, situated in the city of Richmond at
the corner Of Main and Twelfth streets, contained
wi hin the following metes and bounds-viz.,
at its intersection with Twelfth street. thence
ming on the said Tive lfth street southwardy 08 feet
to an alley feet WIDE thence along the said alley
westwardly % feet To the dividing line between the
sid parcel of ground and the parcel OF ground ad
joining the same, towned by James Thomas Jr. j
thence northwaraly along the said dividing line TO
the southern line Of said street % feet TO the point
beginning together with the building and i'm prove
ments on tf,i same.
The building is new and handsome. four stories
high, one of the most elegant on Main street and
Is occupied by Mr.. John H. Montague and others
THE TERMS or SALE ARE: Cash for sum sufll-
bond for So coo with interest from SIN May isss;
credit NTH 9Th May, 1852 TO s. Co., with interest
from 5th May, 1853; a credit until 9Th November,
1885, as TO "a 00o with interest from sth May, 1866
credit until Sth May. 1870 as to SS 900. with Inte-
rest from sih May. 1896: credit mill Still May.
ISL TO 50 600, with interest from sth May, 1865
and the residue upon terms TO be announced at the
time OF the sale. The credit payments will be for
negotiable notes, all 70 bear interest from the day
OF sale, and be secured by deed OF trust upon the
premises aforesaid 49,
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with within
FIVE days after the sale, the undersigned reserve
the right 10 resell at the risk and cost OF the pur
chaser In default. rsfs
w. A. MAURY, Atu'eS' 8
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. aaaE
~ ID.
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ByLyne & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1899 Main street.
y7ERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PR

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO
v PERTY FRONTING ON MAIN AND
STREETS: CONSISTING OF
TWO LARGE AND WEGL-BUILT BEit y
STORES. WIFE. DWELLINGS OVER EACH
CONTAINING SIX ROOMS, KITCHENS WITH
TWO ROOMS, WITH WATER AND G1S
ORDER, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-By request
of the owner, we will sell on WEDNESDAY the
18th day of October, 1sss at a O'Clock z. NJ. the
above very desirable and convenient property.
which Is now rented at good and fair prices. There
are culverts running from the property which
affords all necessary drainage. &c
These stores are well suited fer the grocery or
Other kinds Of business for which they are admi-
rably adapted. s...s..
? The LOTS front on Main street fifteen feet each,
andruo back good depth to an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash 3 balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
Interest added and secured by a trust deed.
nc % LYME &, BROTHER. Aucticneers.-
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prysRsRURe. October %, 1868.

PETERSBURG, OCtODCI 20, 1ooo'
Yesterday while the chain-gang was ct
work on the streets three Of the number
asked permission to go into house near
by to get some articles they wanted.
Though accompanied by guard, they
managed to make their escape, being re-
l;eyed Of their chains during working hours,
and so successfully eluded pursuit as not to
be retaken. This morning two Of them
returned to duty, as if nothing had hap
peued. giving as reason for their absence
that thew wished to have q nights enjoy
ment with their friends. The third reported
tothe tailor, excusing himself for not going
TO work on the ground that he was destitute
of shoes. One may infer from This that
not ell the negroes are opposed to compui-
sory labor, especially when they have com
Portable lodgings and full stomachs. Doubt
less during the approaching winter the
chain gang will be a popular institution.
For two or three days past the Mayor
has not held a court, no arrests having
been made, and consequently no cases TO
he tried. 1t would be agreeable to regard
this fact as evidencing something more
than n transitory cessation from crime;
but next week, in all probability, the
criminal record will be as full as ever.
The revival at Market-street Methodist
Episcopal church steadily increases In in
terest. Every evening large congregations
are present, with nightly addition to the
number of mourners. This is the second
week that the meetings have been held, and
it is understood they will be continued
during the next week.
The number Of street beggars this fall
seems to be larger than in any previous
season. There is unquestionably good
deal of restitution prevailing; and as the
overseers of the poor, under instructions
from the Common Council, refuse oil aid to
persons outside of the poor-house, many
will be found asking for aid rather than
submit to the degradation of going there.
The poor-house is the last resort OF the
wretched. We cannot but think this Is
cruel regulation, in view Of the fact that
there are widows among our population
with children to support-the widows and
children of Confederate soldiers-who have
seen better and happier days. A city like
Petersburg should not compromise her
honor by placing such a class on level
with Migrants and negro paupers.
An elderly colored man by the name OF
Henry Pugh, while walking along the street
to-day, was attacked with o hemorrhage OF
the lungs, from which he expired before be
could be removed. 3.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucti0neer and Zeal Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE FARM AND MILL, IN CHAR
LOTTE COUNTY, ON STANTON RIVER,
CONTAINING SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES
lCtte county pronounced on the 22d OF September
1868 in the case of Moseley ETC., against Faulkner,
ETC.. we, or either OF u.s. will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the Sd OF Noyem-
her, 1868, at O'Clock p. NJ If fair II not the first
fair day thereafter, that VALUABLE FARM To-
Gated as above, on which Mr.. John B. Faulkner
now resides, containing about SEVEN HUN
DRIED ACRES, together with the valuable min
thereon and the water privileges attached thereto.
This land is said to be very valuable by reason OF
Its fertility the fine mill thereon and other adyan-
tages. t,
TERMS /: Six, twelve, and eighteen months for
bonds bearing interest, with good personal secu-
rity, and the title retained as further security.
JONI i; S9 = DMhNosELEY Commissioners.
q gta,,-
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LYNcHsURG, October 81, 1868.

IYNCHBURG, Octcper AI3 1oDo'
Business in Lynchburg is not as brisk as
usual at this season Of the year. The COM
mission houses are deing something, but
the dry goods establishments do not give
signs Of very great thrift. The fact is, We
have too many stores i'll the city for any
body to make money in mercantile bust
ness. Besides, money never was tighter
TO use the phrase on the streets-than at
present. Not q few Of the business men of
the city, and even Of the professional men,
are fitting up country residences, and liy-
ing ON little farms, as an economical mea-
sure. to save the expense Of house rent,
fuel. etc., for their families. The tobacco
business, which, for soaong time has been
the business Of Iynchbugg, is greatly de-
pressed. A large numberof the Oldest and
best manufactures of Tobacco are closed
up. AS o consequence, hundreds, If not
thousands, of laborers are thrown out OF
employment. The approaching winter
must necessarily be hard on the poor OF the
city and surrounding country.
Strange tosay, living is high in Lynch
burg. The market is pretty well supplied
with the vegetables of the season, but sell
OF unusually high prices.
The result of the late State elections has
engt an effectual extinguisher upon the
hopes of those who were sanguine in their
expectations as to s Democratic triumph in
the approaching Presidential election,
The little excitement ocoasioned by the
Iaie Norfolk Convention is rapidly sub
siding. The Observation-Disclosures are at
work to dsfsata permanent consolidation on
tha line of railroads from Memphis to Nor
folk. There are two sharply -deaned parties
ON this question in Lynohburg and ontthe
line Of the road westward. Each party ID
wide awake on the subject; but consolida.
lion 10 likely TO prevail.
Two elderly ladies OF high social POSI-
t,on--namsly, Mrs. Elizabeth Benagh,
widow, or the late Major Renagh, and Mrs.
Lucy Shinn, died in this city, Of paralysis,
few days ago. :.
Diphtheria' has been prevailing to some
ooraiderable extent among the children in
I ,vnehbnrg for the last month or two, but
Il noR said 10 DO on the decrease. The
health of the city Is good,
4 a series Of tableaux isgosng on for . Few
n,ehts ID the city for the purpose q raising
money &, is repair . iOot-bridge s1seseaans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-24
BY Grubbs & Williams, uctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

A NEAT BRICK DWELLING, WITH
IN THREE ACRES OF LAND, ON THE
EAST SIDE OF BROOK TURNPIKE JUST
BEYOND BACON,S QUARTER BRANCH. At
AUGTION.-On WEDNESDAY, October 18th.
1t a O'Clock p. NJ. we VIII sell upon the premises
tn 6RICK DWELLING above referred to, adj
joining Mr.. Leonard chamberlain, and recently
occupied by Mr.. J.. Helstern. It has five rooms
besides the basement; kitchen, stable, and
slaughter-house: also, well OF excellent water.
There are THREE ACRES CT LAND, lying
beautifully for gardening purposes.
TERMS One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for notes with interest added and
secured by deed Of trust.
oc % Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, kuctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A NEAT BRICK COTTAGE RESI-
GRAC OF STREET BETWEEN MADISON AND
MONROE STREETS. AT AUCTION, UPON
THE PREMISES, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER
1t adjoins the residence Of Dir. Ro. P. Davis has
five rooms, brick kitchen with three rooms. gas
porches, and some fine shrubbery. The premises
are In very nice condition. Possession ut once.
The lot fronts 2is by $50 feet to an alley.
TERMS !: at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
DC 81 kuctioncerS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
e. hot Main and Rank

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
/ DWELLING AND LOT, ON SOUTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET JUST BEYOND
.MDNFORD STREET, At AUCTION.-In exc
cution OF the provisions of deed of trust from
Henry Brockeiman and wife to the subscriber as
trustee, dated 9Th of May 1857, and recorded In
Henrico County Court office, being thereto re-
dured will sell at auction upon the premises, on
MONDAY, 2s!h Of October, at O'Clock z. NJ, II
fair II not then the next fair day thereafter at
the same hour, the DWELLING and premises oc-
cupied by said Brockelman, situated SIS above II
has about rooms, with stable and other usual
outbui!dings. Also. SMALL TENEMENT adj
joiningit. ..s-.,
|, TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off Il note for SAT- with intere I
from 9Th of May 1883 balance on terms to be made
known at the time Of sale.
GRuBRs IL WILLIAMS, AuctioIeers. ocls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-24
BY Paine & TO-. Auctioneers.

T ARGE SPECIAL ANDPEREMPTORY
u SALE.-Nn THURSDAY the Goth instant,
commencing ut IL O'Clock will sell ut the store
No. 1911 Main street n large invoice Of assorted
MERCHANDISE. consisting OF
DRY GOODS In variety:
$50 dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS, prime
goods of newest styles
SO cases BOOTS, SHOES. and BATSORALs,
with large assortment or seasonable
gaa. READY. NJ DE CLOTHING.
The attention of dealers Is particularly invited to
this sale. the goods are all fresh and desirable,
and will be sold without reserveand in lots TO suit
purchasers. PAINE & CO.,
oc % AuctiOncers.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
state Council Friends OF Temperance

State Council Erten1S Oh HehnpeK"nce'
STANTON, October %, 1868.
The State Council of the Friends OF Tenn
perance closed its sessions about IL o'clock
last night.
The following persons were elected re-
representatives. from Virginia to the Supreme n
Council, which meets in Louisburg, N. W.
in June next: Rev. W. D. Wellons, A. W..
Weddell, A. P. Abel, George A. Bruce
Rev. George W. Dame. D. D., Rev. Will
liam W. Green, James B. Blanks.
Pnblic addresses we're delivered last
night in the Methodist church by Rev: ".
: B. Wellons, Rev. W. W. Greene, and ". ..
Thomas.
The session was very harmonious ana
profitable, and a new impetus has Deen
given to the cause. There are now ABOUT
three thousand members in the State.
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Special Correspondence OF the Dispatch. Esa
THE SYNOD OF vIRGTNTA.sssssgssss
HAnnrsoNBuRa. v A.. Oct. %, i

HAaRIsoSBuRa, "a, Oct. %, 1858. &
The Presbyterian Synod Of Virginia
meets in this town; tonight.
On Tuesday morning the clergyn,en and
elders from Richmond left by the Centrai
railroad, arriving in Staunson last evening.
IS AT Staunton the party from Richmond !,
having been reinforced by ministers ana
others from all parts Of the State, came
overly Trotter's stages to this place. iMo
ministers and an elder outsidein the ran
six ministers, an exco nasaS a,,r coach.
There viii be 4 good attendance at Synod.
Among sas those : who have arrived are Rev.
Ss Brown, Hammer, Read, Handy, Con
y ysss Mite. Mitchell, S. j. Baird, and Rev.
Messrs. Hooper, Grey, Fitzgerald, Brown;
Houston, Baker, Mccoy, Blair, Lepps, anu
The sessions Of the Synod viii be opened
+, With a sermon by the Rev. ]. G. Hammer,
D. D., Of Baltimore. puRsEhh.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams. Auctioneers,
T1.rantb cfraet hatveon Main and Rank

TIME HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT THE
4 SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN ANI
THIRD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
ON TUESDAY, 9TH OCTO Err. At a
O'CLOCK p. MI has been remodeed and re-
Iovated throughout, painted, and papered; new
roof covered with slate; iron verandah iron rail-
ing In front; hot and cold baths; water-closets !:
new cooking-range.
There are II rooms, besides bathrooms closets
coal and wood-rooms. :
rection OF q gentleman familiar with all the mo-
dern arrangements intended for his own residence,
and no expense has been spared 10 MAKE IL coln-
plete in every respect.
such property Is rarely offered in the market
and we therefore invite very particular attention
to this sale.
The lot Is 53xlO4 feet to an alley "a feet vide;
After which will be sold the PROPERTY adjoin-
Ing on the east embracing the school-house occu-
MED BY Mr.. David Turner, with a lot 35x104 feet
TO the alley above referred TO.
GkUBSS 81 WILLIAMS,
oc2l Auctioneers.
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EYNCHBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Business in Lynchbavg-Marlets and Er-
pense of Living Politics-1'he NorJolk
Convention = Railroad Consolidation -
Death Of Too Venerable Ladies Diph-
theria Tableaun--R Religious Interest
The Last Man at the Springs-I'he Late
Frost. etc.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND yUEa RSyggy
RAILROAD CoispANy, J
.GEMoND AND YORK RIVER Rail,

EICHaonp, august l, ist,
DICEMoND AND YORK RIVER RAIL.
Ii ROAD 1LINE.-NEW sCHEDULE.-ROR
BALTIMORE. THE NORTH, AND NORTH.
WEST.-The steamer KENERBEC, Captain j,
B. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White House
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
on arrival OF the cars from Richmond, reachn,
aeturnins the ne KPNNEBE6 leaves : Rs sTs
eea-y MONDAY and THURSDAY al O'Clock
p. II.
manding, leayes White Hopse every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY or arrival OF the cara from Rich.
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
AT sunrise. Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bal.
si o'sIee skypf!y WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY I"
PAsSENGERs FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and York River Rail-
TUESDAY TUE dS WEDNEsDAY, and FRID1Y. Re.
turning, they leave Baltimore on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
Ing evening.
Fare to Baltimore only 81.
Freight received at all times and Forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF iading given TO all
p, The Phs RsGg TRAIN leaves the depot
EVERY MORNING at J A. M.
dation train will leave Fish Haul for Richmond =.
. a. III. and returning leave Richmond for Fish
Haul at z. M. WILLIAM Is. kkOa
au2s Freight aud Ticket Agent.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
ANROA D-sUMMER SCREDULE.-on and
AFTER TU ,ssI April II s ss the passenger
GOING WEsr.-Thrnugh Mail Train. Leave:
Richmond daily ut tbs A. NJ; leaves Danvile
daily at s:27 p III. connecting at Burkcvtlle with
the Souths,de road for Fartnvilie, Lynchhurg, and
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail.
road, Knoxville Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn;
Louisville, Columbus, &C., KY; Huntsville, De-
catu-> &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, Vickt.
burg, &C., Miss; New Orleans, &C., anG 81 Greent'
boroi with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, hacon,
Columbus, sbtianta, &C., Ga. Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, &c.
GONG EAsT.-Throush Mail Traln.-Leaye:
Greensboro daily at $3.50 A. M leaves Danyi Inc
daily ct $50 A. n. connects at Bur heytle viii the
Sauthside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&C.
Through tickets can be procured al tae tckel
offices In Richmond and Danviile TO al important
points South ard Southwest, and 1t Greensboro
xnd DanvllIe TO all points North, East, ard Nest'
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
an 10 Superintendent.
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BY James N. Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s21 Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

A VALUABLE MARKET-G ARDEN,
IN WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS THERE
ON. ON THE MEADOW-BRIDGER ROAD NEAR
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, NORTH OF THE
CRY AND ONE VILE FROM THE CAPITAL,
ADJOINING THE FARM OF DIR. DEANE
AND OTHERS. FOR SALE At AUCTION
VIII be sold ON MONDAY the goth dav of October,
1858, on the premises at O'Clock z. NJ. the dcsi-
rabfe residence now occupied by Mr.. j. Reinhardt
as above described.
The house has six rooms above the basement
and all the usual out-buildings There are FIF-
TEEN a ores OF LAND highly improved and
for market garden in the nelghborhood of the
city. 1t being about equal distance from both
markets. There is also well of fine water on the
premises.
TERMS One-fourih cash balance at four.
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
terest added, and secured by a deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &c SON,
oc1T Auctioneers.
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oc l6-2tawIw&dtds

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il WHARF PROPERTY AT GOSPORT, VA,
AND BANKS G-HOUSE IN PORTSMOUTH,
VA, At AUCTION.-The undersigned, trustees
Of the Bank OF Virginia, will sell at auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 18th instant,
at II NJ, that valuable WHARF PROPERTY at
property Is admirably situated for ship-buIdng
or shook and cooperage establishment, supplies
Of timber and slaves being there very abundant.
This lot has front on Crawford street Of 2a2 feet
and front on Elizabeth river of the same number
of feet, and n depth or $50 feet. The depth of
water Is sufficient to float the argest-class vessel In
the United States. and there is dock on the north
and south side. On the lot Is large brick dwell
ing-house and several wooden tenements.
Immediately after the sale of the wharf property
we will sell the BhNKING-HOUSE In Portsmouth
so long occupied by the Bank Of Virginia.
TKRMs One third cash: balance on a credit of
four eight, and twelve months interest added and
secured by trust deed on the property purchaser
paying taxes for the present year.
ID. J. SAUSDERs, Trustees.
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By 8. n. Davis,
Real Estate; Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

1.-TWO NEAT FRAMED DWELLINGS,
i WITH FOUR ROOMS Each, ON THE
WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET BE,
TWEEN ROSS EXTENDED AND BROAD
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-Wnl be sold on
TUESDAY the 9th day OF October. at ~ O'Clock
P. NJ those two neat FRAMED DWELLINGS,
containing four rooms each as described above.
The lots front each thirty feet, and run back Us
feet to an alley eight feet wide.
At the same time win be sold a vacant I.OT. al.
Joining the above fronting thirty feet and running
back 128 feet to same alley.
TERMS: One-thIrd cash balance at four, eight,
andtwelve months.
oc "a :. N. DAVIS, AuctloneeT.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
of the Richmond Dispatch.

Voluntary Return of Escaped Prisoners
= No Business in the Mayors Court-ln-
terestinq Reuiual at Marlcet- street Chotrcn
Sired Begging-Sudden Death OF a
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BANKS ARD BASKEEs.
TNoLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

noLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DIscousT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Deposit your money and get interest DO "
$50 keep Idle.
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND WALL. NO tseos
sECURIrY UEDouBTEp.
JOHN e. BoSsIEUx, President.
THnHAaa AaNIsrNAps Cashier. " A-sia
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T7OR NEW YoRK-oLD DO <sasg

EOR NEW YORK--OLD Do c&SS8.
Vi MINION STEAMSHIP COMPAT SssssSS.ssAaas
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamships
MARLE, and HATTERAs, leave New York FOR
Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
Tnese ships are entirely new they have elegaas
saloons and staterooiDs; the fare, accom mod"'
lions and attention, are unsurpassed.
RrsIsnts for points beyond New York Forwarded
VIA dispatch and no charge made save Tor &c
spal expenses incurred. . =,
Close connections made With steamers FOR Al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected ut lowest RACES when ORDERED
n. L. MCCERAoY, President, ISL Green"ica
WILLIAM @. DUNBAR d co., Agents,
sIain and Eleventh streets.
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rY,HAT VALUABLE APoTHEcARY
i STORE FOR SALE AT AUCTION, AT
AND TWENTY-FIFTHS TREETs.-Will be sold
Mt auction, ON the premises, on FRIDAY the aoth
tiaf valuable APOTHECARY STORE Mt the
northwest corner Of Broad and Twenty-flftl
streets The stock OF MEDICINES. DRUGS, and
CHEMICALS, though not large embraces good
assortment for retail store. The location Is an
excellent one and the custom good.
To a young man with n small capital disposed
TO embark In business, this establishment offers pc
Guitar advantages for safe and profitable invest
ment. ~ ~
An inventory OF the stock can be seen at my
office.
TERMS AT sale. W. GODDIN,
oc % r Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Lee IL Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1l!7 Main street.

uANDsOME FRAME DWELLING a.
Ii WITH SIX ROOMS, A LARGEMa
sTOREHoUsE. &c.: WITH FIVE ACRES OF
GOOCHLAND COUNTY, FOR SALE.-Wr are
Authorized to sell this valuable property, Situated
on the White Hall road eight miles from Gooch-
land Courthouse and seven miles from The James
River and KaIiawha canal-one Of the hest busi-
ness stands, ps rhaps. In the State. bargain can
be had and terms accommodating.
- LEE 4 GODDIs AucttoIeers,
/ oc o1-3t 49, 81 Sc. No ILL Main street.