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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-16
PETERSBURG. September Is, 1865,

PETERSBURG. September Is, 1868.
Some weeks ago gave You an account o.
type-setting machine, the invention OF a
gentleman Of Norfolk. now propose 10
bring to your notice another invention, alSo
bya Virginian, of equal value in the spheIe
to which it is applicable. After s~eiD'
years of study, Samuel Custer,of hoa,
-noke county. has constructed an ailtoma,'c
registering marine compass, for Wh'ch NJ
has obtained letters-patent. The use IL Is
intended TO subserve is to determine with
accpracv sbe course Of vessels OF which iron
enters an largely into the structure, as to
AFFECT the needle of the ordinary mariners
,comnass. Iron-clad ships, for instance,
are now always accompanied by wooden
vessels TO carry the compass, involving Il
heavy expense to the Governments owning
large navies. The automatic compass does
away with their necessity. The instrument
: has been snhmitted to the inspection OF
Commodore Maury and other scientific gen
. tlemcn, who all pronounce il perfect sue
cess. Commodore Maury says 1t is lmpos-
! sibie to estimate the value OF the invention
but that it cannot be less than million OF
dollars.
In the last number Of the Planter ana
-Fdrmer there is an interesting article on
the Japan clover (Lespideza Striata) by l.
S. W. Mott, of North Carolina, recommend
ing its use as a valuable improver of poor
land. Having read much about this p lant
last year, procured q few seeds from Mr.
e W. II. Summer, of Pomaria, S. c., through
the mail, and sowed them in the garden IN
a very thirsty soil close up on the south
side Of high plank fence. They came up
in a few DAYS, and the heritage is now, and
has been for some time, very luxurlant.
That il will succeed well in this climate,
and even farther north, have no doubt;
but it will probably be too late IN
blooming to perfect the seeds. In South
Carolina the blossoms are not formed, ac-
cordinc to Mr.. Summer, sooner th9r oc'o-
Der. The growth Of the ri"n' - .faliihs'
but very doneo- 7, evidently belongs TO
the clover family, being trifoliate and legu-
minous; and / was therefore surprised to
find Mr.. Mott stating that it is an annual.
I should think that it was biennial, like
other members of the family; but If 1t holds
its own wherever it gets footing, as MIR. NJ.
also states, it will make little odds whether
it is annual or biennial, for practically it
will be perennial. l heartily unite with
Mr.. Mott in advising every man afflicted
with poor land to make trial of 1t. 1t Is
presumed there will be no difficulty in OBJ
tanning the seed =; and perhaps some of our
en,erprising ,seedsmen will take pleasure in
introducing it.
IT is q melancholy sight to see the large
number of fine linden trees which adorn
our streets entirely stripped Of their foil
age By the ravages of worms. In Il few
years, it may be, they will die out, as the
s,taFfBsss have done before them under similar
For a compact, symmetrical
tree the linden is unequalled and their
loss will leave gap which it will take long
years to fill. S.
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LYNCHBURG, September Is, 1868

LYNCHBCRG, september 10, 1SbS.
The Hill City" has been overhuDg with
saurky clouds and its streets deluged with rain
for few days past. Theinclemency of the
weather has more or less interfered with
the business of the city, aud yet there are
Indications of activity at the depots and
commission houses. The dry goods bust
ness has been dull for some months past,
and the merchants in this line look Il little
gloomy Hopes, however, are entertained
that the fall trade will be good. ...
"Hope springs eternal In ;hc human breast.''
The farmers in the surrounding country
are actively employed in putting in wheat.
The corn crop is very good. We hear no
complaint On this subject and this is say
Ing & good deal, for the farmers generally
are wont to complain Of their crops how
ever bounteously kind Providence may
bless them with fruitful seasons and o plen
tiul return to the hand of tillage.
In politics we have positively nothing Of
interest. Even the colored people them
selves seem to be growing indifferent
on the subject. Iiolet Williamson has
disappeared from the stage. Where is
he? Lydick, the debonair," with his
staid and steady gait, is sometimes
seen on the streets, and regularly at the
church on Sundays, but he rarely mingles,
as formerly, when q candidate for the Con-
vention, with the negroes in their meet
ings. Flynn, the livery-stable man, who
was severely pummelled in the streets a
few weeks ago for his insolence to a gentle
man, occasionally delivers his low-dung
harangues from the courthouse steps to =
shabby handful of mean-lookipg freedmen.
Kelso, the most sensible man of the mise
rable batch, seems to have lost his influence
with the people of color. The Conserva-
tive-Democratic Club Of respectable colored
men is growing in numbers and in inhu-
ence. Radicalism is on the decline here
abouts, and Conservatism is gradually gain
ing the ascendancy. The signs are encour-
aging.
Religious meetings are held every night
ut the Centenary Methodist church under
the direction of Rev. MIR. Judkius, and At
Court-street church under Rev. DR.. Ed
wards, which are marked by-very decided
interest. A spirit OF deep and earnest re-
ligious inquiry seems to be awakened in
these congregations, and We hear Of u num-
Der that have made an open profession of
~ conversion. ....-
The health Of Lynchburg is very good.
Flt is indeed very rare that we hear of Il
case of sickness. The doctors have little or
nothing TO do. SIGMA.
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Virginia VS.. Northern HAY.

We commend the following brief note to
our Virginia farmers 81 rs-1
"Editors of the Dispatch III 80. j@'
81 am hay-seller, and wish to see
Virginia raise all she uses and if you can
help that interest, am sure you will do it.
In the New York Ciitirdtor Of September
10th l note the following in the market
reports for New York city Hay.-Bale,
for shipping, per hundred weight, Go to7ac.;
retail lots, 81 toto Sl.45.' ~ T.
"P., dealer, a few days ago told me he
could not get from New York such lot of
Virginia hay as he had bought here at 81 90
TO sl.lo. Why do people let northern hay
(bale, for shipping,) come into their
stables All here can, and manydo, make
as good hay as the dealer above spoken OF
bought at. 81 .05 TO Sl.l0; and MemoneyTe-
nsGins at honle. g.. - 800 i. .s','t.l
!" You appeal to country merchants to
sustain Richmond, why not also, appeal to
Richmond to sustain the farmers !! l'<f."o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-16
By Paine 4 Co., Auctioneers.
DAN KRUPT SALE OF A
LARGE STOCK OF
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
BY CATALOGUE.

BY order of Andrew Rutherglen, ESQ.,. assignee
of z. 2. Townsend in bankruptcy we VIII sell at
the store lately occupied by said Townsend. No.
1919 Main street by catalogue, on W EDNESOA1
the 18th instant, the entire stock Of said T.. I.
Townsend. consisting of ..--
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
LAW MEDICAL, AND CLASSICAL BOofAs,
BLANK BOOKS. H.
MIISIC BOOKS AND MUSIC,
CAP. LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES, r.:.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
WRITING DESKS,
STEEL PENS, PENCILS,
PORTFOLIOS.
MUSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL lSSTnu-
MENTS,
POCKET AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
INK tINKSTAND &C, &C, &c
STORE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES,
ONE FIRE-PROOF SAFE.
Catalogues will be ready one week previous 10
the sale, and will be forwarded to any parties de-
desiring them.
Store will be open on Monday and Tuesday be-
fore the sale for an examination OF the stock.
Sale positive and without reserve.
SCI PAINE e CO., Auctioneers.
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BY William Pannill, Auctloncer,
Petersburg, Va.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A RIAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
DINWIDDIE AND STATE OF F1RGlNIA.-As
assignee Of william Turnbull. Il bankrupt shall
oiclock noon. within the store OF William PanniL
Petersburg Va. sell by public auction that VAL
LIABLE TRACT OF LAND called Edge Hill. ;"
living In the county OF Dinwiddie, on Cox road
asniIt one mile r. IN the city, and containing ONE
HUNDRED ACRES. The land IS highly i'm
proved and wel-sutcd for % market garden
having on II several thousand FRUIT TREES.
consisting Of apples pears, andpeaches, OF many
varieties. and In good bearing condition. .-". ".
This farm Is OF the most valuable In this part
of the country and as an investment Is deserving
Of particular attention.
TERMS OF SALE One-thtrd cash the balance
upon q credit Of six and twelve months /: purchaser
giving bonds with interest added, and approved
securities and he Legal title retained until the
whole Of the purchase mnneyis paid.
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
WILLIAM PASNILL, Auctioneer.
... |...r &c lt-MSTht3othSe
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The extent to which snobbery can go in
England is shown by the fact that recently
q poor carrier, .oyertaken by an accident,
and likely to die after many hours Of expo.
sure, was refused admission to an inn be-.
cause Lord Mostyn was there, and actually
did die il consequence. ~
Madame Rachel, Of beautiful forever"
notoriety, contemplates coming to America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-16
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT. ON CHURCH HILL, ON THE EAST
LINE OF TWENTY-SIXTH. STREET NEAR
TO VI STREET.-By virtue OF two deeds of trust
executed to the subscriber by Stephen Bouts, Sr.,
and wife, the one dated nth June 1888 and the
other 18th September. lssa-both of record IN Hen
rico County Court. I shall, in execution thereof
proceed to sell at public auction. the premises.
on FRIDAY the 18th day Of September 1885, at
O'Clock P. NJ. the house and lot conveyed by, the
said deeds located as above on the eastern side OF
Twentv-sixth street near street fronting a23 feet
on Twenty-sxth street. running back lbs feet to an
alley Is feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of sale and tn
discharge two bonds. the first for 81 900 and the
other for 81 O0o with interest the first from nth
June. 1884 and on tn. other from 18th September.
muted at seven for one for the first and twelve for
one for the other that being the value Of Confede
rate currency at the time the debts contracted.
such terms as the debtor may prescribe and direct.
sel2 WILLIAM FOLKES. Trustee.
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By Wellington Goddln,
Aurtioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"A MACHINERY FOR THE E, MA ~ y E
TURE OF PAPER, IN THE MILL n M iid,s
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MAYO,s
BRIDGE.As assignee in BANKRUPTCY o, at fSe
mill owned by Messrs: Kelly, Tackets q F orc
located rs above, on THURSDAY the Ntn OF seP-
TENDER 1883 at 10 o'clock A. NJ All OF fn the mh
CHINERY and OTHFR ARTICLES FOR. IhE
MANUFACTURE OF PAPER belonging 70 sIe
said Baughman consisting In part OF the loiio"hie
ii'PfAPER MACHINE and IRONS, for small
LARGE enE' ERSSe1NE, complete;
W HoSoSDEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER,
LIME TANK
All the BETTING, MILL-GEARING, ano
STOCK for manufacturing paper: ana gTeat
many other articles Of much value but TOO teolous
to enumerate. s,o Nth tho
nrivilege of continuing the present Lease ont "a
II cannot be sold In that way then 1t VIII be soiu III
detail, ACCORDING to the inventory TO be eXhlpiIeo
at the hour Of sale. s -
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with interest added. -r,cIuS
An le-d2taw4w &dtds Assignee.
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Rules held in the Clerks

7 IItUI4NI II ItuIVo HCAU III tHO O1e1 = .
' Office Of the Circuit Court for the county q!
Accomac on the first Monday in September, A. ID.
1853. the same being the 18th day OF the said month ;
Elizabeth ). Smith. a marie. woman, who sues ny
Samuel w. Powell, her next friend. -. plsintin'
Against
George W. Smith ......................Dei endaht'
IN CIIASCERI. .
The object Of this suit IS 10 obtain a decree d.
vorrinp from the bond Of matrimony the plalutlf
and the defendant. =.
Affidavit. having BEEN made before the clerk 4i
said court. and died amongst the papers In ms
c.nsc that the defendant + not = resident OF hi,
state on the motion al the plaintiff by her attOr-
u.y /, Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
hTIe within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what Is Necessary TO protect his
Interests In this suit and that this order be pub
Iished once a week for four uccf5sive weeks In
he Dispuich newspaper published IN the city OF
Richmond and 4 copy thereof po-tcd 1T the front
do nr the courth,use Of this county on the hrst
Jay Of the next term OF the court OF s:sd county
" ! couv-Tes,e: j. GILLET, Z. Q.
I>y
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By Francis T. IsbelL
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VALUABLE FARM CALLED M MpIC6
MEADOW" IN TIE COUNTY OF HENR,1.GI1sns.:
ONLY ONE AND A HALF MILES FkOM ! nro
CITY OF RICHMOND.-In obedience to decree e,
of the Circuit Court Of the United states
on the Path day of June. 1883 mt Ricnmonu, ta;.
In the case Of Fosters executors &C.. Us. D TIEu
adm illustrator. &c, will offer for sale on T.
PAY the 18th day Of September, 1888 on tne pIet
misses at 10 O'Clock NJ If fair. II not inc , re GT
fair day thereafter. that VALUABLE IRRCI ~
LAND lying on the New Bridge road one ana
half miles from the city of Richmonn' na1lsh
THIGH MEADOW" containing ONE HCN-
DRIED AND NINETY-ETGHT ACRES, and al,
Joining the lands of the late Mrs. Pleo- Coionel
J. VI. G. Dickinson. ct cts. ,.,,
There is upon this pl ace beautiful and commn-
dious DWELLING-HOUSE. situated on 8, hlgh
hill containing some seven or eight rooms large
barn carrIage-house stable. ice-house. once anu
a number of other out-hoUses a fine yard anu
garden and large orchard Of choice fruit trees !:
ali we'll enclosed It Is in short one OF the most
convenient valuable and beautiful farms now In
market Nearly all the land Is In a high state OF
i'm nroyern ent and In cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash: the balance
upon a credit of six. twelve, and eighteen months
the purchaser giving bonds with approved sec,lr ty
for the deferred payments, and the legal title re-
tanned until the whole OF the purchase money Is
paid. JDhM- ~ cch6SRy
Commissioners.
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TN RI NJ P H A n 7
,s,he grand motto Of the famous

WILCOX L GIBBS SEWING aAtblSEs
for In hundred trials aud tests IL has OF
over ompetition and borne away 49, "a, sim
victory. liz Is safely asserted " be ne 49,, I'm,
piest and mos, perfect machine no" Ss,o Us and
ruLlIc. II sews. hens, feIis .geEs' ga ,n,nnsr
stitches In the most perfect ana etesah1 ist,d
family with noise and racket mol ~ DC so's'
In any orderly neighborhoed. -. ;,q1 Main
sole agency for this machine ~. =.
etreet. :, - orpvs ,.ni.
So 7--sm T. s' "Ao'.f
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TITO GEORGE W. SMITH: Take notice

4 that on the - day of October. \. u. 1855.
at the ottice Of Benjamin T. Gunter In Drumicond-
town, Accomac county. Va, between the hours OF
sunrise and sunset oil that day, | shall proceed
W. hdaIr. Benjamin T. Gunt.r and others, IL be
read as evidence In my behalf In a certsiu suit in
ch,ncery depending In The Circuit Court for the
Won are defendant aud II from any caaec he
taking of the said dispositions he not commenced
on that day, or If commenced be not concluded
on that day, the taking or the same will be al
iourucd and continued from day 10 day. or frnm
time To Tine ~ the same place, and between The
same hours. until the same shall be completed.
ELlZARETH $. SMITH,
married women. who sncs by Samuel w. Powell,
her next friend, by Benjamin /. Guntsr, her
attorney, solo-IhS~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAaBI.LLil

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALQh aI1LI5
BRICK TENEMENT on NJ, TIE igrf non tHn
P1GI sTREETS.-By virtue Of q deed OF trust
subscriber BY Mr. ~ Tseya e In
pichmSnd Hustiugs Court, shall, In execution
thereof proceed t. sell at public auction on d ine
premises on TUESDAY the ed Septemper; I sn
" sn'cIock p NJ II fair. II not, the first fair day
thereafter. the real estate conveyed by the SAID
deed consisting Of LOT located as above iot "
ing eighteen feet running back e,Rty.wo aeus
lent THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT. .
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
from 23d-2eth August. 1868 n credit rs 10
s74s 81 until the 2ad-2sth August 1899: on ereoi,
rs to $3.50 So until the 23d-28th August sIo' nm
as to any residue Of the proceeds OF sale on sucn
terms az the grantor shall prescribe and direct
t tte d.v oS Sale w. GODDIN,
~ va ~ 1885,. Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctoneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUN
HALF Aces, ON THE RICHMOND AM ND
e a HARL oTTEsvTLLE PLANKR0AD. ABOUT
SEVEN MILES NORTH nF RICHMOND: FOX
SALE AT ATCTION.-We will sal at auction.
on The premises on WFDN ESDAY. 23d Of Septem.
ber at u O'Clock NJ tn" FARM located as ahn r
described, formerly owned by Eliza rriady a,r
Clash. g. waldrop. and others: There are
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN AND
a HALF ACRES, living on both sides Of the road
and win be sold SIS a whole or divided. The I'M
provements are a comfortable FRAME DWELL.
fNG with four rooms. in pretty good repair d
balance in wood. IT,,
TERMS :: Ore-fourth cash: balance at six.
twelve and eighteen months for negotlaole noIeS
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
..on Auctsoneers.
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sALE.-By virtue of

" decree Of the Circuit Court Of spotsylvania
county entered on the 2od OF May. 1853 In the case
OF Scott us. The Rappahannock Company, the I'M
that purpose, on the Sd DAY. OF OCTOBER,
1904 in front Of the Exchange Hotel IN Frederick
auction, the real. ESTATE OF the Rappahap-
mock Company aud the property known as the
RAPPAHANNOCK CANAL, with It's WORKS,
terms-viz., enough In cash 70 pay two Judgments
recovered against the said ccmpany-"ne !2r
Sli2.b7 and costs. subject 10 credit "t :a3 ile
of this suit aud the residue In equal annual pay,
rnents at one and two years to be secured oy coma
with good personal security. The Title retained
until the purchase none, Is paid
WiLwLl \; + s PATTON Commissioners.
L .-Wla.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRABLE
Il AND BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM TWO
MD HALF MILES FROM THE CITY. OK
THE STONY RUN OR NINE-MrLE ROAD, CON.
TANNING TWENTY ACRES.-There T. on the
place great many fruit trees consisting OF apple
peach; and dwarf pear. besides u vineyard. The
land lies well. and Il under good enclosure. The
improvements consist Of i handsome COTTAGE
RESIDENCE containing nlLe rooms built In the
most improved style. with the usual out houses
Mr.. George fleck the present occupant, viii take
pleasure In showing the farm TO any one. The les
see will have the privilege of renting for one or
i've years. Apply to
LYME & BROTHER
Peal Etate Agents and AuctIoneers,
sc R-3taw2w 1853 Main :, rec,
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Auction SALES.

THIS DAY.


THIS DAY.
-.-1-I-<--J~<- ~------J-I--~~--~~~~|~-~-
Nv Sihley Il Co.. Auctinneers,
No. 1e Eighth street, between Main ana cary.
FURNITURE SALE.-We will sell at our
II auction store No. l6 Eighth street hetweefi
Main and Cary. THIS DAY at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
BUREAUS. WARDROBES,
TABLES. BEDSTEADS,
LOUNGES, ru,u,ors
NEW and SECONDHAND MAI1hh9oh''
FEATHER BEDS
RFDSTFADS. CARPETS,
RITGGY HARNESS. ~
CHAIRS. COOKING-STOTES,
CROCKERY. &C. Also,
One CAMERA.
Consirnments received TIL hour OF sale, -
60 lGl* STBLFY e CO.. Aucttoneers.
BY f. Gathright, Aucttoneer,
1893 Main street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
T WILL SELL AT Ny STORE THIS
/ MORNING at 10 O'Clock an assortment or
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURN1-
REDS MATTRESSES
PILLOWS, SHEETS, &C. .-
ALSO, ..r-
q ''''~ ROOTS,
SHOES.
DRY GOODS
.& CLOTHING,
CLOTHS
CASSINFRES. &c.
sele f. GATHRIGHT. Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
"A AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS On
THE EAST SIDE of SIXTH STREET NORTH
0F IEiGH STREET AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY, 2lst September, at O'Clock z. NJ, we VIII
sell upon the premises the property situated as
above and occupied by Mr.. William Fleishman.
The DWELL ING Is large. substantial and well
arranged with about eight rooms: besides a
Kitchen, with water and gas, on the premises. The
lot fronts 40 feet and runs back about 100 feet.
With the dwelling will be sold Il LOT Of sixty
feet front. After which, will be sold very beau
tiful BUILDING LOT of 80 feet on the south, and
two others of "a feet ca oh on the north.
The situation Is pleasant and retired, yet very
convenient to the business part Of the city.
The terms will be accommodating
SELL GRUBRS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, on Saturday the 18th, o PAIR OF
- HEAVY GOLD EYEGLASSES with Il
Hack silk cord guard attached. They we're dropped
somewhere between the corner of Sixth and Leigh
streets and the Dispatch office. If left at this office
Tie finder viii DC suitably rewarded. sc lo-.tT
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LYNCNBERG LETTER.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
The Weather-BusineSS- Crops-PoliicS- -
Williamson, Lydichc, Nelso, Flynp--ite,
lgious heet:gS of the City.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Paine & Co., Auctioneers'
TIRST FALL SALE,
BY CATALOGUE.

h gY CATALOGUE.
On WEDNESDAY the 23d instant conni. ,s nv
Mt 10 O'Clock we will sell ut our anctlon-i -
catalogue a very large and attractive STOCK "a
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprisne varied assortment Of new an1 nss.r Ira
bIe goods. now receiving adapted 10 the '"''
winter trade.
ALSO
THREE HUNDRED CASES ,,op.1s
BOOTS. SHOES. AND BALhlonnd ON
mostly prime goods suited to the seas.h' ,nG chii
bractng every variety for men, woiheh' Hn" Inn
dren.
a large and choice assortment Of
READY-MADF. CLOTHING
MEMS AND BOYS HATS, &C., &c.
We invite the attention Of city ana coun.a! con-
ers 10 this sale as the stock Is large one oods
prislng all the leading and most desirane soo on
n mr '''" PAINE & CO..
pa aa "a Auctoneers.
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EOR RENT. the FARM and RESI- a.

E'Uh MINI, the ANN and KESI-H5
4 DENCE now occupied by Miss LAWNS Z
81 sir, on the Rroad-street road. about two miles
from the city OF Richmond. The house has four
large rooms and two wide passages with front and
back porch /; two Kitchens with four rooms each.
snd q well of excellent water the premises.
There are ONE HUNDRED ACRES or LAND
attached, most Of which Is well suited for the
growth Of vegetables Of every kind Possession
given LIST October. s. " DAVIS
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
sel5 Eleventh and Main streets.
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AN EXCELLENT LITTLE FAkM Of
n sIXTY-sIX AND A HALE ACkE5S' TNp
aaFFCHAkp About FIVE MILES WEST OF
THE CITY. ON THE ROAD LEADlNSr % .
BETHLEHEM CHURCH, BETWEEN IN
DEEP RUN TURNPIKE AND THE klCh-
MOND AND FREDERIGKSBURG RA1LRo - y,
At AUCTION.-On TCESDA 1, september ~, ,i as
70 O'Clock NJ we will sell at auction, upon the
PREMISES. the FARM owned by nr. Jacob Keck.
Situated as above. About fifteen acres are I'm woods
Sbe remainder is highly improved. DWELL
ING. KITCHEN, and the usual out-honses are
among the improvements. Also, VINEYARD
of about IS 600 selected grspe vines, ana large
ORCHARD OF select fruit.
The situation Is retired and very healthy.
TERMS Very accommodating
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
Sc s-2awtl9ae&dtd AuctloheeFS.