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New-York tribune., 1868-04-16
ALBANY.

THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD WAR; y
yID's ISLAND BILL KILLED. IN, ,',, ,i,, ~
PEAL OF TIE REGISTRY Law " " ~
BLY, - e,
AIn,xv Anil 15-Tle Underground Rail
= 49,, uaar,a, sis. The only two roads that
80 ohooo 90 90, .irough the Legislature have their
- o.,srs throats The Arcade folks charge
+ Tho Con. al people Will not LET their bill go through
tbe sepa while the Central folks aver that Arcade VIII
no, s them a show in the House This quarrel may be
,or the promoters OF both roads but the fun will de-
1--WE the people of NewYo from procuring what they
demand-an underground road Ths WAS one OF the plans
projected by several rich OF New York 10
road The routes OF the Arcade and Central do not
ct both should be legalized Competition viii make
mttee on Railroads reported the Arcade this morn
ing Several amendments were inserted IN the
below II feet Of the surface; another prevents
them from using locomotives which emit smoke
starcases from the surface 10 the Underground Roads on
Che cross streets MT Campbell asseea from inc asppf.
Are go many bills ready for third reading that this bill
cannot be taken up in the Comntteo oi the Whole Icr
The Democrats in the Assembly this morning refused
IN cede Dayds Island 10 the United states The Gen
era made urgent request that this island
senate with very little opposition The Assembly Demo.
high political reasons for refusing 10 grant te
request they placed themselves OH the record this
A BIZ passed the Assembly to-day which nulnes the
principal safeguards of the Registry law OF NewYgk
cjty and virtually reyiyes The law which preceded The
one now in force The Republicans opposed the BILL he
Democrats voting eOndly for II.
The Assembly Committee on Cities reported complete
this morning the bill increasing about threefold the ices
OF the COrOners OF New York That bill passed the senate
only yesterday and il is solely for the benefit OF Dom
ocrafc officials, 10 will 20 through the Assembly.
The Assembly Railroad Committee bave reported bill.
which creates q hackney-coach monopoly through the
Central Park It allows set OF men TO have the sole
business OF carrying passengers through that rustic
sort Property owners along One-huDdredandt twenty
dfh-st and the Kngsbridee and Bl0omingcale roads,
and the people OF New York who enjoy the two beautiful
| drives last-named, should show Gov. Fenton why he
should not sign the surface railroad bill that sent
him night IL runs along these thOroughfares, and
| will unquestOnably spOll them
The case of the Lobbyist Lewis up before Justice
Cole of the Police Court to-day. Assistant District
Attorney Bailey appeared for the prosecution. Mr..
| Glenn was sworD His testimony repetition Of that
which THE TRIBUNE published on Saturday last. The
| case VAS then sent 70 the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16
THE CASE AGAINST CAPT. MILLS.

Yesterday afternoon the light of inquiry
numined the much misrepresened ease OF Police Capt.
Mlls Al the special request OF the Captain, nyesti
cation into his conducs touching the commtal OF the
woman with the dead child had been ordered and at
o'clock D. m the opened before the Police Com
lssoners at NO 800 Mulberryst by John Graham, ESQ.,
counsel for the defendant number OF witnesses
examined whose testimony occasionally OF a some
what contradictory character but nevertheless It's main
tendency was decidedly In favor OF the eaumnated
polco officer Even had the been perfectly sober
her arrest and cOmmitt would have been justifable
under circumstances and, though she may not have
been thoroughly drunk II Is plain that she must have
been considerably muddl,d, and this, coupled with
her having been the bearcrOf dead infant about whose
an nperaye duty the IaIt OF Capt Mills 10 hold her
for examination at the Corobers inquest. lest in bera
ting Nc should have hbcrated murdercss The mere
act, therefore, OF committing the woman, howsocyer
seemingly harsh was nothing more than the discharge Of
exposed Capt Mills TO dismissal Nor Is the charge OF
iuhumanc treatment at the Fifteenth Precinct Station
House whit better founded, since on being conducted
police sitting foom ana wdd have % been permitted to
stop there all night had she persistently refused
part with heruieess child. which 1t deemed i'm
proper 10 leave through the night in the
warm atmosphere OF the room for fear dccom-
position shouh commence To remove the infant
INTO cool apartment 10 consequently necessary
the mother. But though confined IN a cel she
visited eVry 20 minutes by the dOOTman on duty,
and edy offered coffee aud other refreshments
The mere testimony addueod was In fact amply sufficient
TO exOnerate Opt. Mills aud Capt Caffrey from blame
but Notwithstanding such the case, Mr. Counselor
Graham mt content aud after the conclusion of
the testimony he addressed the Board ON behalf OF his
Client and III le course OF his speech he administered
severe castgon to those very papers which are habit
ual slanderes and depecntors OF police force while
totally nsrsib OF the many benefits which they hourly
confer al classes OF the community Sentence
served bu an anticipate that In the present instance at
s.i ''''0n Vt" not be '0"d'"a'oy Of the officers
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BY rELRGRIPB rHs TRIBUNE. ..
MEMPHIS April l5-Coiton tnn; receipts 22 bales erpor 5j
IOUI.yLE April fTobaceo firm, sales Of l59 nhds Lugs at
S52SaS7 Common Medium Leaf 81 @dtl6; Fair SIG Isl Se-
lecions zig 25 Raw WHISKY, free 81 rs -
ST. Lows April TObseeo and PC1 unchanged Corn dull At $50
Oats heavy at 69d7Oc Rye g. Barley firm at % G$2 80 fOr
Prime 10 Choice - .oseo a., ~, ~
8lid82c. ,,,r ~,
sAyAsSAH Ga, April l5.-Cotton-Millngs SIC "a -
WILMINGTON n c. April l5-Spihts Turpenine' oSe kosn-No
q So 50H 5l65 Tar. ~ Is
AUGUSTA Ga, April l5.-C Cottou-Midilugs, Jle ..
CHAhLEsTOs, 3. C., April ll5.-CottOn--Miidlngs, JIG
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s...mAp e.aea. xerr.n. pesss sd.. .pa pa. o Wm.

Steamship elaaeus Horgan Boston. ndss and pss 10 william
steam,hp shetuekst. Clark Norwieh
snip Harry Warren of Avepool Jones' Calcutta Dee n1ss d
Bark mernsn M o. Lenc, Lca,a IS days. suphar to pa,,
BARK P.siuna G., Pelego 90 days. marble. ss .,s q
BARK Bolivia wrbeny, Aspnvsn le d.y. and p.s..Iv
JOY o.
Bark Albert George tPruss) Bslssyes Antwerp dsys s.
w o. Edge ''' F" a.
Bark Patds Russ) sOdernsn ssgua II da, sagu 70 Pm,
Meiucke Weudt - '" '"h,
BARK AngeuOr Of St. John b. Olson GARDENS Il .
Bark Dupont f sesnpOh Clifford M.,n I, s.,.
Er1 Pouyert Allen ssgua II DAYS sugar 10 Tbou,.., ~
Sailed company with bark Topeka, for philadelphia a''f
Bng Lima, Hill, Cenfasgo II days sugar Tucker Lss
Brig Melrose (Of Boson) Griggs, Bermuda days ne,s .
Big Challenge Psrnham EBzabethpot for YewHsvsa
schr Annie Carl (of NOrthporD Tyler csaeEos u dsy ss,
10 Smith 4 Co. -
Shr sOpha Of ROcklsu jameson Bsnsoa II d. %
schf sabso Iansen Barbados days, sugar rs.,.,
scbr Gen. Jones' Wilmington, N CO days naval stores.
schr rgre (Of Windsor ST. Paulhuer, Demsr, o.y. ,
o J. r. DeW4lfe -
sehr LGhaye (Of LunneRbusl Jones' ssguA 10 d m,,, .
Sehr Florence Newell fof Philadelphia Feuimore T..,..
Mex q da,s mdse. 10 Moler 4 Tbebaud ~'"'
sehr Matilda (Br Stevens Nneritas IL DAYS Ins.
CO. Sailed in company With schr Cansr for New-feFh
schr Madura (BI Nugent Bahia % days rosewood H. n
Rnch..r.. r, Webster Par. days rubber ,us t.
schr Bsntsno Park LsghOru 50 days. marble Bsuy MR
se6r Magellan Nugent IudauOla % da' cotton and t. r
per Beatty.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16
THE WEATHER.

REnARKsMOndsy-rainy @ oeoek SFsIea da1y AN
fogy from ito land objects being 300 feet only sky overcast
AfenoonOyecast very CLOUDY h'enns
Cloudy from si 10 l2 windy from 70 H. penon Oi
fbes) night ascension "a min It's deenAtSn ~ ~
before u viii be sbou de-
grees planet Mercury which the fourth morning ssr on
the l7th also degrees Of the Moon at "a m Of the @
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Fulton Aspnwa April mdse and pass
North American steamship Co stb at sgnaed steam
ship Arona hence Apnsa lib, az meridian sgned steamship
Guiding star, hence for Greytown.
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portland With pass
/ Ame
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LACE CURTAINS,
a. A Specially,
A'ELrrs, No. tt1 Broadway.

USE GLEASON NoIsELEss PATENT LEVER
AheASp Ca bVhSiA azure Ela, Pleasant aud It'll. s daylight
e. r. GLkAsos, No. Us Msrcerst
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iAnleuneemenul l

Easter inputting period to the lugubrities
Lent has also wished old heads all respectable
o'Isns KSoith been as crowded church yourself at No.
ia Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16

THE BURGLAR CnPELLED TO BE HIS Own
lsrosssH-he oPepng door rings bell in your
sleeping ftoD Ohee puhVL TEL EsRsPn No 20i Btoa
sM D. HoLhss No 2ol Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16

scuooSERs-RvER AND coasrwsE
ONWARD EHIabethpOrt NJ Holmes. Virginia
Ann Amelia Virginia. Jos Waples, Vrgfnla
crinoIas, yirgiala Hero, Liacol1slIs Me-
J. Clark. Providence Wm. Cape, Bath
wm- Carroll. Rkers Island. Senator. Boston.
Sylvester Hale Taunton. r. T. Crook Bridgeport
c. A. Grainer Providence Yarmouth, Barnssbl,
MARY A. Loyen EewLcndon. w II. Bowen, Providence
DOrrstta KAtn, Middleton yss Nelson Ta.rton
Rescue, Boston. L. sherman, Proyiieree
j. R. Ciark Providence. Thomas Pstt.n, sew.Bedtsrd
Annie Lawson. Providence. Island Qaeen. Providence
Lcusa Gray, Eew'BediOrd W.R. Gem Boston.
Harriet Hamilton. Elisabeth, Yarmouth
Cleaner Port jefferson. W. L. Peek, HuntiEgos
Abner Taylor, Port Johnson Artlst, somerset
Edwin, Philadelphia. US Sabine, Hew-Lcn1eA
Evergreen Gloucester. 1Aota, Providence
I'd Gardner, Barns:able. Fair WIND. Nsw.Bedisrd
Lady Ellen New-Hayen- Pacific Madison.
Aida, Pawtucket
Steamships Australasan and Manhattan for Liverpool; saniaso
Cnba GeytOwn Fairbanks Wilmington barEs Cuba, Havana %
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CH.RLE Esros April l5-iryed steamship yichburg HeyYei
sehrs wapea and Rachel ysna%aD SewiOrk swia Bess
sSy.ssaH April I5-saed steamship North Point Baltimore
wLMSGros c., April i5-ceAred steamship Rebeeea Clyde
NEwLoSDos April Rmgres. from Roellaud tsr
EewYork Gen. Marion from RoekaId fo Ben
amn Strong Providence Philadelphia sebr Bonh Boat senlgoB
Ba%ors ;1r Ss1 aS0 b, eT ssSg%e S,oTsge. "a .
Ps River, with store awaiting orders from Govenmsat sasr
sbetueket ehr Bella Peck hewYorki Oop Har
Harbor.
AsPSwAL-In port April u steamship Penohseo and ssA
NUEvrsS-n port April brig Kossaek for EewYork in tdsss
SPOKEN.
April of Cape Antonio bark unne from Cisfaego for Borsr
April J. lat 81 l5 lon 70 brig Caroline Kelly from ceuf,ss' Ia
April l. lat a2o, On e. H. ,chr Charles Gibson from s
NeWYork
DISASTERS.
dep s,rneE on an Obstruction this morning opposite Pa.
sunk In is minutes Gre" saved
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16

oWIAow SHADES,
ON s,pslatsd and Holland
" L. b. KnLTI Co, No. ++7 Broadxs,
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= NEW ORDER OFTHINGS.'

AMERICAN POPLAR MEMS FURNISHING. AND HAT
ESTABLISHMENT" open tyAIs old stand No sl Psse
Radical reform Wonderful success Very best New fork Milo
shirts "a IS; Excellent IS r rs; Good sbr 81 oi Lss
Coars 81 Novelties In searfs Bows Gloves 1e r
lower than under the old SLOW ltem Nibs hau s ecs
No umble about duh tunes" here Gail and sEs he
fegkO "
New-York tribune., 1868-04-16

THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD WAR; ~
PEAL or THE REGISTRY Law. BY TIE ASSEM-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13

school has begun
Or aoIss 9, 10 - sG school eve 15sy. They
wen'. let me play there. Inc ooy" -.
allowed to whisper. | don't whisper more
than forty times q day. The teacher THINKS
I am very good boy. | think so, too: 10
be GOOD is not to be found out. Peter
Snuiiiins was a very good boy, because he
could whisper without moving his mouth.
| used to call him Mullins. He has left
schoo! and works in butcher shop. He's
poinr TO take me to the slaughter-house
some day.
learn good many good things at school.
Before I went to school didn't know half
as many tricks as do now. have learn
ed to fight. Bill Stubs said was gump.
] said he was another. Bill gave me hit.
He called il "swat." / gave him two
He tried to knock me down, and did tum-
Bile. Just then cop came along. II II
hadn't been for that cop I'd licked Bill.
Tbe hovs said Bill licked me. But it wasn't
so :. I Skinned down on an orange peel. Be
aides that / didn't want to hurt Bill. l
like to fight with boys that l can lick.
Boys that can lick me don't get into muses.
with. amt afraid Of Bill Stuobs.
/ learned Sofne grammar as S~-'
coreerfee. But | learned to play marbles
a good deal quicker. Pa says boys ought
to learn only what they have got taste Tor.
I've got q taste for chewing gum. I've
learned good deal of them.
Ma says that we boys are worked too hard
at school. She says her children shan t
study when they have headache. l often
have headache when the lessons are hard.
l am in class 8, section Q. In few
months I go to college. want to 60 to COL
lege, because the boys there carry canes
and have fun, and don't speak to little boys
and can 20 in torchlight professions.
I've been to good many schools. Some
way l change schools very often. The
teachers think change is good for me.
Ma saws the schools are very poor, and
BOYS don't learn much in them. think
so too. But know great deal after all.
/ want to 90 in store. Pa says shall.
Ma says l sban't. Ma calls me her pre-
cious darling, and says | must have an
education. I'd rather have row boat.
I'm sure if l had row boat, and went out
every day to the river, I wouldn't have
headaches so much. l tell ma that schools
are very bad for the head. l want to ask
ma for on excuse. We have long lesson
in compound multiplication tomorrow, and
my head begins to feel quite bad. l am,
JOHN GEORGE WASHINGTON SHRIMP.
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BY Winstock & Levin, Auctloneers.

BY w lnstock Levin, Auctloneers.
z ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
On WEDNESDAY the 18th OF November. at
10 o'clock. we will sell at wareroom, No. 1909
Main street, fresh and most desirable stock Of
MERCHANDISE, comprising In part
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALM tRALS for mems
women's. and chidren's wear. OF every style
and variety, direct from eastern manufac-
turers:
The latest styles OF MEMS and BOYS, HATS,
embracing all sizes and colors:
Choice lot Of elegant CARPFIINGS-Vierna,
Wool, Ingram, and magnificent Brussels pat
terms;
DOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS.
Splendid assortment of
CLOTHS,
EkSSiMFRFS,
SATINETS,
HOOP SKIRTS
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
ard ctNer articles, which will be exhibited on day
of sale.
Teams: Cash.
We ask the special attention OF city and country
merchants 10 this prime lot nf goods. consigned 10
us direct from manufacturers, which will be sold
positively without reserve In lots to suit pur-
Chasers.
Consgnments solicited. Liberal advances made
and prompt returns guaranteed.
WINSTOCK & LEVIN,
IL Auct '0npprg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13

The sun comes up and the sun goes down,
And the day and night arc the same ms one
The year grows green and the year grows oro"h'
And what is Il al, when all Is done!
Grains IF sombre or shining ssnd,
sliding into and out OF The HAND.
Aninen go down in ships to the seas,
And \ hundred ships are the same ss one:
And hackwa-d and forward blows The breeze,
And what Is It all when all is done?
tide with never = shore III sight,
Stesdiiy, steadily on TO the night.
The fisherman dronreth his net In the stream.
And a huadred streams are The same RS one
And a m alden dreaInrih a loyc-Iit dream,
And VII It Is it all when I'll Is doney
The net OF the fisher the burden breaks
fter dreaming, the dres,ner wakes.
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BOOas AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !!--Just
IN received at No. 1908 Main street,
I theatrical Management in the South and West.
By Sol. Smith.
7 he = routing Horse or America. BY W oodruu.
Fun for the Million.
Canoes IRON English History. BY the author Of
Heir Of kedcll tfe.
The Life of George and Robert Stephenson; with
History OF the Invention of the Locomotive.
Spanish Gypsy. by George Eliot.
The Story OF 4 Round Loaf
Handbook for travellers in Europe and the
East
All The above, with many other NEW and At
TRACTlVE BOOKS, can be had at
A. Il. CHRISTIAN K CO.'S,
NJ uunuSitp the uostOfice,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13
IRON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE sHOP.-sLOAT AID
IN DIEGTON. lsl5 Cary street, near Fourteenth
EAM-ENGINE aud BOILER RsPAlRISG
In city snd country; Tobacco Machinery Of ali
Kinds made new and repaired; Scales OF all kinds
repaired and adjcsted; SEWING MA, HIN Es Of
ali kinds repaired and all parts for furnished,
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on the
sLOAT ELLIrTIC aud WHEELER 3 WILSON
SEWING AACHINES. SLOAT ELLIPTIC MA
CHIMES Tor sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
for suppl, ing The JuGson Patent Governor snd
Valves for steam engines, also for the celebrated
Selden's Patent Packing for steam engines and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made by
Messrs. Il. Horton i son.
GEORGE B. sLOAT,
no 2-sm a. JACKSON ARLINGTON,
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~
BY Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner OF Governor and Franklin Streets
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ENGRA-
IL WINGS, FURs, &C.. At AUCTlos;;,m,-"a =.
win sell ut store THIS DAY, rI1p NJ ~
10 O'Clock very desirable assortment OF JIM
TURE, consisting I'm past or ,ou.Ips
MAHOGANY SOFAS, DIVAsS ana va Ai'>
MAHOGANY PARL0R TABLES, ,,Soa ~
A large lot IF C0TORED FS.ThaviNoo VI
fine finish and Handsomely frameni ,ra1oN
Two very superior MAHOGANY EAihESoioN
TABLES.
COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE,
MAHOGANY ard oth-r BEDSIEh,Sr
MAHOGANY and W .LNUT BIsEh,rpSocr
CANE and WOUD-SEAT CHAIRS and koCh-
FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS and Boil
HAIR and sRUCK MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES. TABLES,
WASHSTANDS,
COOKISG. OFFICE and CHAMBER STOVES
ALSO.
An 1850, tment of LADIES' FURS ana FAcH-
IONABLE BONSFTs and HATSor
no1a buctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE r.,
Ill ON GAMELF'S HILL. on IHp, ",rTn
LINE OF FOURTH BETWEEN 81 y11T ED ~
ARCH STREETS. FOR SALE AT huC ~ EpI-
DAY The 1ath of November. 1858, at reI0 DH
NJ. the choice Of those two HANDSohh bt e. ~ ~
cunied br Mr. Samuel Eaton and the other by Mr
John q. Wade. Each Of the tenem.nts are ll'n-
somelv finished and have the usual accoinIl,,u-
lions for the use Of small family Tor WHEN pu h
pose they are admirably well adapted. Inc nsig en-
borh~ Cd Is a good one, and the locatlon anu 'Ae
view from IL equal to any In Richmond. o ,~
TERMS Ore-fou-th cash {: balance NJ tnrec, sla.
and nine months for negotiable notes, hIerest
added secured by trust deed .,or
N.
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BY E. Gathrlght, Auctioneer,
1433 Main street,

between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI-
j. 1URE, FEaTHER BEDs, ST0VE
Clothing. BOOTS, SHOES, &C. AT AUt-
TONI Will sell at M store on SAT URDAI he
4th instant. commencing ut 10 O'CLOCK, large lo
OF FURNITURE, &c, such rs
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEnSrEADS,
MAHOGaN Y and other CABINETS,
W'pnROBES,
SOFAS,
tIne L. .UhGES,
TAB ES,
CHAIRS,
HAIR and other MATTRESSES,
Superior FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS.
BLANKETS,
STOVES, &c.
ALSO,
Large variety Of
PEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
UNDERWEAR,
DRT GOODS,
FINE CLOTHS,
CaSSiMERES,
BOOTS,
SHOES, &c.
E. GATHRIGHT,
nol3 Aucttoneer,
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 AND ONF-FOURrH INTEREST IN A
LARGE MASUFACg URING MILL, IN THE
COUNTY OF MECKLENBUhG, VA.-By, vir-
tue of a decree OF the Circuit Court Of ecklen-
burg county rendered at the September term 1858.
In the case Of William TONNES, plaintiff, against
Beverley Williamson in his own right and as sd-
fendaut. the undersigned rs special commissioner.
viii sell on WE NESDAY the I'd day of Deem
her 1885, upon the h premises At puzzle alef99
TRACT OF LAND in tn" county Of Meckenburg
or which the late James Williamson died sliced.
sG2,aiHiaF SI AdRE HHNDkED AND -FOUR AND
This land Is situated on the Dan river above the
mouth Of Big Buffalo creek one and half miles
from that well-known' waite lng-place Buffalo
Springs, six miles above Clarksvile. ard eleven
miles from the Richmond and Danyllle railroad
The Improvements consist OF large and com
HOUSES, including BARNS, STABLES, &c:
There is on TIE premises good APPLE and
PEACH ORCHARD and well of good water In
Also, ONE LOT OF FOUR ACRES, lying i'm
ms a tn osyGns re Pf BRTcK
TOBACCO FACTORY located thereon also a
good DWELLING-HoUsEa and five or six double
cabins.
F0URTH INTFRFST in that large manufactur-
Ing mill ut Abbyvie known as "RUSSELL'S
MILL and the Improvements connected there
with. consisting of MILLER'S HOUSE, STORE
HOUSE, COOPER SHOE, and BLACkSMITH'S
Also TWO SMALL Lots lying two or three
mills below Clarksv'lle.
TERMS OF SALE For cash as To so mHch or the
proceeds of sale us will drfray al expenses the
balance of the purchase money 10 be divided into
two eGua instalments, payable one ana Two years
with approved security, bearing interest from date,
and the title 70 be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance are ordered by the
court. H.. !. w fRbEf,
oc 81 Special Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estste Agent and Auctioneer.

cMALL FRAMED TENEMENT IN
- ADsMS'S VALLEY. NEAk TO THE
WORKSHOPS OF The VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY, on MILL :TREET,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will be sold at auc-
ton on the premises. on SATURDAY the lath of
November, 1888 at 1 O'Clock p. NJ, SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENT, located rs above, near
the residence Of Mr. Favcrs'raw. ! he lot has
front of forty feet and depth of 2ro feet:
TERMS: At sale W. GOnDIN,
No II AuctlOnerr.
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T,HE CELEBRATED ESTATE ON
4 JAMES RIVER, IN JAMES CITY COUNTY.
Known AS Jamestown ISLAND,r CON
TANNING ONE THOUSAND THREE HUN
DRIED AND NINETy-ONE A CRFs, FOR SALE
Allen / shall sell ut public anctinD at my office
in the city Of Richmond. at the corner of Bank
and Eleventh streets on TUESDAY the 9th ''cto.
her, 1853 ut IL O'Clock NJ. That valuable estate 81
historic fame known rs JAMESTOWN ISLAND
c. obtaining HTRTEES HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-OSE AZ RES, OF which frnr hundred ana
three acres open land of great fertility, with
ample wood and timber for The use Of the place
There are on the place the ruins or severai oio
buildings erected before the Revolution, ana lie"
other buildings for the use OF the estate. .
7 his property Is or peculiar value oy reason OF
lis location. Tt has long river front where Ves-
sells OF the largest size can load thus aforcinR I'M
usual facilities for Transporting TO northern mar
kets fruits vegetables. AMI other crops The J.
mate and the soil are admirably adapted Tor early
vegetables and fruits.
Whilst the place Is susceptible or division INTO
several smaller tracts II will be sold rs whole.
Persons dispose to view the property can 90 so
at any time before the day of sale.
The title is clear except as to a lien or ABOUT
IS, 600 which VIII be discharged out OF the pro-
ceeds.of sale.
The special attention Of northern capitalists or
those Disposed to embark In farming or IN In. Inc
trucking business is particularly called TO THIS
truly valuable property.
= plat Of the Island can be seen at my Office.
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance Mt q, s. ana
IL months for negotiable notes. In crest acGeo, Sc
cured By trust deed.
Possession at the end Of the year.
". GODDIN, Auctioneer.