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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
i THE CLEBKs
OF TIE DEPARTMENTS
AND OTHERS.
Christmas Goods,
FOR TIE holidays.
J. w. SELBY CO.
Have pissed upon their Retail Counters,
AT GREATLY RRDUCtD PIECES.
SEVERAL THOUSAND
ENGLISH DRESS PATTERNS,
AT
$3.50, 81, $3.50.
Fer Pattern of ten yar1s each
They are now sellit ten yards of
BLACK ACPAOA
for $3.50.
These goods are better than we sold formerly
The above goods sold less than importers
price, and are guaranteed TO be perfect.
We have made great reduction in the price of eur
general stock, with view - diminish stock BIZ
the nrst 81 the year.
Ten yards test CALICO for 81 IS
CANTON FLANNEL from Il, Nd
Good em-Stitchsd HANDKERCHIEFS, IS cts
Embroi'Ored Hem Stitched HANDKER.
CDIEH>, t2is cents.
OUr store will be opened till O'Clock at night
Gail 5ar.y II you want g. procure bargains.
1928 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, south side,
de23 q lRep near eth street.
l ENSYSOE'S ENID, WHEN, GESIyIEvF
TIA NE Oh volume containing nine magnii
cent EnGrayiuGs, by Gustave Dore. For sale at
sHILLINGT Ms BOOKSTORE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN toy BOOkS
Beautifully printed in colors
A lsrse assortment of JUVENILE and ILLVS.
TkATED GIFT BOOKS, WRITING DESKS
MUkk RoNES. PORTFOLIOS. CARD bones
GLOW BUNkS, CHESS and CHEChEk
BOARDS, RUSSIA LEArnkR PUCKE tOUkS
NALLETs, ard PORrMONIsS BUILDING;
BLol rs, GOLD PENS, PENCILS, and PAINT
BONES.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, in Morocco and
velvet binding. 81 he Very lowest prices at
81 LLISGTON'S BOOKSTORE
do ruer An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
OURUs JRYLaws-How THEY woRE

No psper will be issued from this once TO-
morrow, Christmas day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FRENCH CHINA
CIR; AID s.ucsRs.
'' 5hithsEs!s f Frs SETS.
sPITr0Ss, kc.,
Also fall stock o.
wnIIE AID SI,, eGtR r., FssP PIysss
sEPABATk PIECES.
LAVA GOODS.
ysses, Card stand. aDd Receivers.
TcbAocS Boxes, 50 tt0ns. &C.
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.
CCLCoSE stTs
yAsks, VINE SITS.
DEcANTkRs. a..
PaRIAN WARE.
BUsTs FIsURKs,
vNsrs;4c.
LADIES' willow WORK.
sTASDs, SC.
PLATED WARE
CUTLERY AND TEA TRAYS.
In sidi;icn 20 the sSoTs, / have IL store aeon-
rl-te assortment
CROCRERY,
GLAtsw.ET
HVUsEREz7IS5 ARTI1LEs.
LAMPS
CHASDELIESs, A..
GERMAN STUDY LAMPS.
PIECES As LOW az The LOWEST
cH.RLss UL'RIcH. yg.
De 2 - i9s'l siGtE street, ;Essn d sad 4.
LIDAY GOODS.
JUST BE,.IyEB At
c. ID. LIEBERH
500 NINTH STREET. CORNER or d.
ALaRGE ASSORTMENT or
CATEOL rCFEETEE BOOKS. EEBLES. &c.
JCYESLLs;
POETS I'D
MIsCELLASE9Js BOOK,
ELEGANT wRITISG DE>Ks. a. styles
wOBN Bo1Es. JEWEL CAsEs, Po.TroLIps.
PogTEH0sSAIEs,
GOLD PENS.
PoCKET ~CILERT.
CEEss CHECKEE-, CaESs And CgIBBAGE
BOARDS. AND poMINoEs,
Ard a EreAt variety 81 ot--r Co.'s. suithsls Tor
CHBIsTTAs PRE>,S.s
fSO sKyEsTH sTREkT. -. $50
At MAEKRITER s.
Hisl:c-E aouc.Y Pse.saTs.
EFi30PRitTE sOs Ill Sc5s0ss.
PAINTING : s.E.asrAai.s vita ,ser. Ia %.
tU-. a -ilCE- y ter j. ] re - si-ter.
ShsksI-arv = (, r- re t0Uft .: ----l kl.Ess-i4
Iss.o Bee ths .o.-t - F-T-a Il .i.s Ia
Mountain; win other Cto.oe Psictirg- in ~ zsa
PASTEL eIn1r-oihg uls very r.-a FrG.t Pi~c-s.
A,so BsartiFz, EsGRAyISGs. CEEoXos. IL
? ID.
SWISS CAEyKD WALNUT BRACKETS AND
EAsELs.
FANCY PES WIPES
PICTURE FRANEs hct- C~s' 49, .-.-a q,
Nh.1Lt SCI ~ s-ir. ra- Er-st-sr variety i, the
A4siriog. Slt- . te.-Ilf-l " 1i-tg 4
C.BD FBAsES
Ct FcreiEu a-E Iglestic uSaa -scture
P.PEBH4SGINss, a. g-asss 49, Yri,s..
low SHAPES -. PT-rCR S CORD and
AASehLS G Gl-sTsut ely IS AL1 Col -.
BISGs, NAILS. sc.
Cal ~ iook AI5un3 before yoz pzrchAse
All tro-1s warranted g represented.
TEENS CASH.
J. NAREBITEG.
10. $50 SEVENTH SHEET
cs-s-iI, Between snd streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

Pr some raasOn-we hope not from 3 feeling
inImIcai 10 NIsSlngtOn-sOme OF tl- Bait: q.
mOie IaUers have shown a disposition 70 throw
sold water upon he projected railroad conbi-
nation arraE Erm-nts, 4fIordIug through freight
and passenger come, tons through The city Of
Baltimore. The BaItimo-a GI-r e OF yss.er-
day, for instance, undertook 10 deny the whole
story CT thr arrangement on 1.-The best author
lily" The Agsrtc-H Of this morning, however.
s. ertS positive ely that the aTransemsat has not
only been made, but that il is beng carried on.
81 ls-Es outlay OF money. The excavations
are II progress, thar paper states. al tue
Charles street bridge Tor the grsst Combination
depot OF the different roads; and
large force Of men. horses and caSs
are brskly st work there. The old
Mount Royal Reservoir has already
disappeared; the LauvaIe Factory rains have
ben d-mJlI>h, d and everything indicates that
The utmost activity and energy Is - be exsrtsd
- H. sh The wO-k II the earliest possible
cay. Jury has just condemned The pro-
psTty west % Boundary avenue 10 remove the
Bcl'On Depot 10, and from which the stone 70
be used Ii constructing the tunnel is 70 Dc
quarried; and The line for the tunnel has been
established, commencing n Kiroy's lane ana
ending near the junction OF Boundary veL Ne
with Jones Fails.
Ihls i encouraging information 70 Wash
irs-oIIa-s, a is the following paragraph from
the Fr.cc Gtor5 IIa, he home organ OF Cover
ror Boa i5. u no Is the President OF the Bali
more sid Potomac Railroad Company.
The T e-e Ides Z bringing so many Giffsrent
rcScs ',-, A-- n harmonious working interest
l. less surprising taAI tue success which we
a-v assured LSs been sttaILei, ami which Is
eNlL-yd ty m ts-ts thai the contracts nave
A4Ir ady Ovea awarded and the work IN rapid
pIC-T--s. The I-a-as->v banks % .lI v--.;l-
reservoir. near tu- CIaCl-> street 0rlds-. 10 lie
ToH>- fashionable aud improving s---lJus OF
H---I-nC-s. where MS S-aud and IUln-us-
~ C~Gu-- covering SC--s =. s-0uli. Is 10
o ic,s--.. C-iu- already lvy-il-i a4d graI-5.
and TIE tCr u-l-lLS having already been COM
UvuCet also
Tn r-UItUte C IL undertaking can has
= sI---IL5I when W STATE rlat one firm sIoue
has = contract Tor C-4dIns and excavation
al Gun -isl % thrr--1l Ia nali u Hons OF dol
4-Ts. ms To-. doe ECI include. We are III.
Timed the Baltimore aEd Potomac T.nupI
through Baltimore. " hiCa viii b. ,n,TF than a
rlle-1IC-S-half long twice - lOn- a The
-alCUs Al egnany Mountain Tuuua.,l AMI
y - also cc>t IL millions q money IL al IL-Iua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

W The PBOTESTANr EPISCOPAL
oS CHAPEL. ont syitJi Hill, A street -outh,
LVsI "a east. icing new eieted -rEir= Vt.. be
E-4d there CE ChhlST has NUasING and on
sSSIa1s fereat'er s,[niog service q, II
c % :, tFellLs - n. As this the only Eeis-
coSA! hUIeh q the Hill, me cOHgr-Cati5r 4,
g2.LtilLE- sests nee 1t
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
~ LATE BANK Or TIE NET 3OPDLIs
NA>E-NsTaN, Deem Der p. ISIS
AZ e'ecil0z for Iin- Directors % this Bans 10
elF- ior ne year II ensuing will be nelf a, the
bsLA lDs House on Tt EcDaY The 32tn OF snusrT
10y. tS'eE tie hour. Il el-y@l sd tgB
se "a -sNsS NOIxS KELLY. Cashier
TLoOK OUT TOR THE FLAG ON THE
~ CARS
LHE AShINGT0N 81 AfING PARK WILL
BE OPkN tUk NI-ITURs on CHhIsFMAs
Ds ~ The Ice permits The 4 az on che street
esrs al fed bali Will tie the sign.l , III the PARK
10 nec u VIII be brilliantly iiuu mated ., ight
every sTTaog-uent hsyins been made 10 b I'VE a
trilisLt si-play OF Fire~oris sea.on ana single
utke.s u lie had al tie gate.
H.A MOORE, sec,y.
IErOn Intel a Esp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

L Hip a SOLO NON IS
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE.
332 Penn. avenue. bet. ssh and 10Th streets.
Their Holiday Display OF
HANDSOME BOOKS and BEAUTIFUL FANCY
ARTICLES
Is no. resdy for inspection They have lAii out
uron their counters the largest eoIlseU1n Of
HANDSOMELY BOUSDAND
BEAUTIFULLY lLLUrTRATED BOOKS
PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS AND BIBLES.
JUVENILE BOOKS.
WHITING DESKS, WORK BOXES.
-o,,r SGoTGH GOODS. LEArHER GOODS
DRESSING CASES,
CABINETS, SWISS WOOD GOODS.
WRISTBANDS.
GAMES FOE CHILDREN,
And q CREST number " other articles,
bICH, BARE, AND BsAUTIFUL,
at sll prices, and especially adapted fyr HJuIsy
Presents.
Engraving OF
VISITING. WEDDING, ASDA HONEC.RDs
Az appropriate Present l. q Card Plate and PAck
Of Wishing Cards. dels
MINES AND LIQUORS.
We have iu store q foil .uprIy Of
California Wines s1i5 BrsBdiss.
fOre Oh Rye and bourbon
Scotch s1d Irish " hisk-ys,
jam aica sud It. Croix RAM
HOllsod Gin. Cnsnao Brandies,
Sparkling California Wines
hessty 8 American Burgunly wine &;
dels-stif Corner and Ninth streets
PURE APPLA CIDkB.
10 barrels Pure Apple Cider,
In store aud for sale ~
dels-6in Corner aDd Nisth streets.
n
FuRs, rrRsg FUR.
SUITABLE FOB HOLIDAY MEMEsTOEs
F0YsL ERMISF SETs. sa5i SIS
WATER MINI SETS. - to15
FULL ASSORTMENT MISSES FURS.
BEAVER GAUNTLETS ASD AUFFLERS
b. Il. SriNENETZ
NATTER AND FURRYER
cel-2. 234 Penn ave, bet l2tn sni 18Th st..
JAIL AT THE
POST OFFICE
BOOK AND STATIONERY
STORE
And SUBSCRIBE for yeur MAGAZINE rrPA
PER for 1859. Subscriptions are received a.
Publishers prices, AMI TIE postage saved.
Also, EXAgISE THE JUVENILES
WORK BOXES.
WHITING DESKS.
LADIES COMPANIONS,
BIBLES.
HMM BOOKS,
PRAYER BOOKS.
ALBUMS.
ALMANACS.
DIARIES, &C.
Constantly on hand, all the latest PrBLIr4-
1iOee, and q varied assortment Of STATION
sTANPING, LITHoGRAPHISG, AMI ry-
0HANlhG executed IN the best manner,
JOHN {. PARKER.
POST OFFICE BOOK AND STATIONERY
STORE,
No AS SEVENTH STREET, CoBNRR
de9-tf
n - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07

Rev. James: x. duncan, b. Dis . uni
versal favorite, and ais In every respect the
right man in the right place. Professor
Thomas R., Price, -Jr., he's no superior as q
linguist.s The chair. Of mathematics could
not have been filled by an ADLER man in
that department than Professor Harry Estiil,
late Of Washington College. B. Nc smith,
al professor Of natural science, will meet aii
the demands Of that chair. If the commit
tee shall be IS successful in filing the chair
Of modern languages as they have been IN
their selections for the other chairs, no
COLLEGE on the continent can have more
thoroughly competent and accompiished
board Of instruction than Randolph Macon
Collsoe. Such, an institution must COM
mand liberal patronage. 1t presents
every facility and advantage for an educa7
t;ou that could be required, We may hope
for q brilliant and prosperous future for
this old college in its new location. we
hail it as valuable acquisition to the edn,
cational movements Of the day In dear oia
Virginia. ~at,o 81 -.
Short letters in newspapers find more
readers than long ones. lwrite to % read.
Here, then, for the present, pause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07
BY Wellington GOddin,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
APPERTAINING TO THE SAME, AND THE
LEASE of THE "AMP1BILL MILLS" IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. On FALLING
CREEK. SIX MILES SOUTH OF RICHMOND
ON THE, MANCHESTER AND pEI , n ~ ,Ii
ander Clendenin, and with the consent OF the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue. at Washingt0n. D.
C.. shall proceed to sell at public auction. on the
premises. located as above, on IHGRSDA me
valuable MACHINERY owned by the said Glen
denim for carrying on a frst-class dlstllery, al
tached to the Ampthill Mills. embracing every
sistif,g In part of the following articles-viz.,
MASH TUB. feet;
STILL and D0IGBl Err.
lPATENT CONDENSER,
u FERMENTING TUBS l4xs feet;
BEER WELL. l4xs feet:
WHISKY CISTERNS, l2xefeet;
2 WATER TUBS
WORM and WORM TUB,
YEAsT-COOLING TUBS,
D DC ENGINE. Io-horse power;
BOILER, se-horse power;
SKATING,
GEARING,
and all kinds OF PIPES attached To the distilery
apparatus, together with many other articles.
AmpthflI Mills for a term Of years or not. az he
NAV prefer. The water-power is ample, and small
vessels can come from James river distant one
mile) to the mill. thus aorting great facilities ior
will be offered rs whole; but II II cannot be sold
I'm that way then It will be sold In detail according
to the inventory, which will be exhibited at tho
honr Of sale.
'''' ~ ANDREW RUTHERGLEN.
an la-2aw4w&dths ... Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07
BY Wellington Godjin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
4 BILE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE REAL
ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
LEIGH. SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH sTREETs.
BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust executed by Major
signed, James Peasants and }. B. Walk ms, dated
10Th of August 1857, the second TO the undersigned.
James Peasants and Robert A. Lancaster, dated
18th March 1858, both duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court. shall, in execution thereof and
with the concurrence OF the grantors, proceed To
sell 1T public auction. on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 18th Of September. 1858, at O'Clock =.
NJ II fair, If not, the first fair day thereafter that
valuable PROPERTY located rs above. formerly
the residence Of the late Nicholas Mills. recently
In the occupancy Of Major Allen, and now by Cen
eral Burton.
The lot has front on the north side of Leigh
street Of 26o feet and depth Of $50 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide.
Also two lots ION which stand the brick stable.
carriage-house &c, on the east side OF Seventh
100 feet to an alley twenty feet wide.
The foregoing real estate lin many respectsl is
Justly regarded as amongst the most beautiful and
attractive on the market, and the dwelling has
every accommodation suitable for the use Of q
large family. The whole premises are in good or
der the buildings thereon having recently been
thoroughly painted and otherwise repaired. 81
The property will be sold In lots according to the
original plat copy of which can be seen at the
office Of the auctioneer, and Will be exhibited at
the hour Of sale.
Whilst the deeds require cash sale, yet, by con-
sent of the parties interested, the terms will be
onc-ourth cash, balance at four. eight and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, &C.
cured by trust deed.
J. 5A ;! %A EhHSsshSTs' Trustees.
RO. A. LANCASTER,)
an oa-2aw2w &tdtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07


"A estate or Samuel r. McGehee, bankrupt, I
shall sell on the srH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1888.
ut puslic auction, on the premises the line TRACT
OF LAND on which said McGshes now resides,
containing eleven hundred acres, and lying dve
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 Data: There ts
3 large proportion Of nat or alluvial land on .
which brings heavy crops Of corn whenever cuitl-
ynted. , -,
TIE improvements are excellent The dwelling
IS new, spacious aud handsome. and contains nine
rooms exclusive OF the basement Nearly all The
uut.buildings are framed, sud having been built
Just before tire war, ere In eace!lsnt condltlon.
The netyhborhood Is unexceptionable.
IL is seldom that such an opportunity for invest
meut I'm real estate Is afforded and would advise
capitalists TO examine the tract before buying else
where.
TxRMs Made known on day OF sale.
For further Particulars, appy To the undersigned
at Charlotte Courthouse Va, or to Mr.. John
Booker, OF the firm OF Booker, Kerr Lyon, Rich
mond.
II desired by purchasers, the tract will be divided
ii. A. DARLINGTON,
Assignee OF the estate OF Samuel !. MsGesee
bankrupt. ~ 3l-tcs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07
By Wellington Godd1n,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"A MACHINERY FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PAPER, IN THE MILL IN MAN
CLUSTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MAYO'S
BRIDGE.-As assignee in bankruptcy Of George
Baughman shall sell ut public auction at the
mill owned by Messrs. Kelly, Tackett Il Ford,
located as above, on THURSDAY the 24th Of Sep
TENDER. 1893 at 10 O'Clock A. ~. all Of the MA :
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE
MANUFACTURE OF PAPER belonging to the
said Baughman consisting In part Of the following
arttcles-yiZ.,
LARGE ENGINE, complete;
PRESS,
WOODEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER, .a-E a
LIME TANK.
All the Betting, MILL-GEARING, and
STOCK for manufacturing paper. and great
many other articles Of much value but too tedious
to enumerate.
The property win be offered as n whole. with the
privilege OF continuing The present lease eaL II
IL cannot be sold In that way then II wiz DC soid IN
detaiL accordin to the inventory TO be exhibited
ut the hour Of sale. -
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; balance at and II
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with Interest added.
m l9-d2taw4wS dtds Assignee. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07
BY Wellington Goddin,
.nctioneer aud Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IL FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHT
TUKNFIKE, CALLED "HICKoKY- HILL
TWO AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue of deed OF trust exc
cuted by the late John o. Taylor and wife to Loftln
n. Elicit and James Elicit, both now deceased,
In Henrico County Court shall, as executor Of
Loftin n. Elicit, deceased, who survived james
Elicit, the other trustee proceed 70 sell at puolc
auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
9th Of September, 1868 at O'CLOCK +. NJ, Ialr
VALUABLE FARM located as above, OF which
the late ohm o. Taylor died seized, and now occu-
pied by Colonel Coppens as tenant. the tract con-
tains TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHT AND a
HALF ACRES more or less. or which nearly
the whole is open land, the larger portion OF
which is in high state of cultivation. The I'M
provements on 1t ample for the use OF the
place, consisting OF an excellent dwelling. large
barn. stable, carriage-house, quarters. ana TWO
fine ice-houses. The neighborhood and location
amongst the best in the county, and the farm
itself has the reputation of being very profitable
especially by reason Of the valuable ice-houses
on IT.
4 plat of the land will be exhibited at the hour
Of sale, and the farm will be sold In gross or In lots
fronting on the Brook turnpike, as may be deter
mined on at the time Of sale.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale 10 the extent
Of the expenses Of sale and the debt OF $4,000 WIN
interest from the 23d Of December, 1865 yet by the
c0ns q. Of the creditor am authorized to say that
he viii accept those terms In lieu thereof one
fourth cash, balance at six, twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes. Interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, AS to the surplus OF sale,
such terms the legal representative OF John ..
Taylor deceased shall pFeffriSe ana diTes
Executor OF Loftin n. Elicit deceased, and trlls-
tee OfTri1. AN 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07

g Editors Dispatch: Unless we live in q !,
oonntrv whose laws are made and executed
IN the interest Of rogues (Which indeed
seems to be the case), Cary Braxton, VINO
shot negro thief in the very act OF steal,
ing his corn, ought to be regarded anu
treated as a public benefactoT. ana yet nS
is held to bail, and will no dount os ~
and worried by legal ~ proceedings Ioranh H:s
for which he deserves more tnah "''''A''
from the public. .,...,a :, nm :
If honest men are to be molested OF pun
isbed for protecting their families and pro-
n ,v in the only way in which it 10 now
ppossible for them to do it, they had better
abandon the country at once to rognes ana
to barbarism. ol'i'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07

,.oa,st in allowed itself aiiyst to al Of these
great enterprises. Dr.. Broaddus alluded TO
.hs fact that the Shiloh Association, in his
early ministry, used to spend it's time dis
cnssine whether they ought to attempt to
snread the Gospel abroad, and that now the
onlv difference Of opinion was as to the
hest method of accomplishing this great
duty 10 81. so. iEgs .,.,.a,
The Association adjourned at 2 o'clock,
all feeling as they took the parting hand
chat IL had been a most pleasant and useful
session. The hospitality Of the Cnurca
and community, and the abundance OF gooa a
things, reminded one of the palmy Gays
before the war. 10r lfisS"AN''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07
ByJames NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers'
Office No. s2l Main street, e
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

might DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
WI he sold on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 9th of September. 1853 at s o'clock ?. NJ.
EIGHT DEsIRA BILE BUILDING LOTS In sd
new. as follows Four lots on Laurel between Do
YER and Cumberland streets. fronting 80 feet each
on Laurel street running back us feet to an allev
three lots between Beverly and Albemarle streels.
fronting 30 feet each on Laurel street running Dack
$40 feet to an allev; and one lot on Pine between
Beverly and Albemarle Streets fronting 80 feet on
Pine street. ,,.
lots as any In Sidney. .,s,, 30
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance on credit OF
interest added and satisfactorily secured. -.
cox -a Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

FRANK n. NIL. EDWARD C. GODDIS.
IT'LL g. GODDIN, REAL ESTATE
III AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERs,
No. 1903 MAIN STREET.
SELL, BUY, LEASE, or RENT HOUSES anu
LAMBS publicly or privately, and special atten-
ton given to the collection OF claims.
REFER TO
Messrs Lancaster & Co.. Bankers;
Powhatan Weisger Esq;
John NJ. Goddin, Cashier Of Planters National
Bank:
Miles Turpin, Eco. Of Turpin y iaTbrougn;
Steamship Company:
Walter X. Martin Il Co. Sc l-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SlH?
ACRES, AND GRlST MILL, IN CHESTER-
FIELD, SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER,
ON THE OLD COMPREHENSIVE VIZ
tue of deed of trust executed TO the subscribers
Mr.. John ID. Thomas. TO secure the unpaid puI-
chase money due to Mrs. Sarah A: Forloines, bear
ing date 10th OF August. 1865, duly recorded, IN
Chesterfield County Court we shall. In execution
thereof proceed TO sell 1T public auction on lhe
premises. on TUESDAY the 2sth August 1873 ~
o. clock P. NJ. If fair, II not, the hrst fair Gay
thereafter, the farm on which the said Thomas now
resides, containing three hundred and hty,s1
acres on which Mrs. Forloines formerly RESIDED.
The improvements consist ofa dwelling containing
FIVE rooms a barn, stable. quarters, &C., ana u
grist mill. There Is some fine meadow land on the
place and an old orchard, besides large quantity
Of valuable oak and pine timber suitable Tor plank
and barrel slaves. .g.. --...,,,
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet the cred
itor will consent to accept onethird cash. balance
at six and twelve months for negotiaoie note'
bearing interest, secured by trust deed. fossest
sion given in ten DAYS Of the land not In crop anu
partial possession OF the buildings but full possess
sion on the 18th OF October next.
;, Y. ao 4RnWy Trustees.
PosTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is unagoidaby postpohth ai,t III
TUESDAY the 9Th day OF September hex" d lne
same hour. -W w. G0DD1N. Trustees
an II BROWN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07
BY Grubbs q Williams. AuctioneerS,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-

A VERY DESIRABLE BhICh hEoI-
n DENCE, At THE SOUTHWEsT CORNER
OF CANAL AND FOURTH STREETS, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-By request or the owner
who expects to remove from the city. we VIII sen
az auction, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAl
the 9th day of September. at O'Clock L. NJ. ius
PROPERTY, situated as above, and now occupied
by Mr.. James Lawrie. IKE. -.a
The dwelling has eight rooms. bathroom. ana
water-close,s, with water and gas besides ~nlch
there is kitchen with two rooms, stable ana car
riaye-bouse, coal and wood-houses, and eut'efis
giving thorough drainage.
plete order throughout having recently been reno
waited painted and papered. We have rarely OF
fered for sale piece Of property In so nice e"n-
ditiOn. ,, III,
The lot IS 3oxls0 feet to alley. Possession VIII
be given LIST OF October.
Terms: At sale. ,,,yS
-, #E..H Auctioneers.