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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-22
BY Grubbs d Williams, 9Auct1oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
8 i DWELLING AND LOT, ON SOUTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET JUST BEYOND
MUNFORD STREET, AT AUCTIOS.-In exc.
Henry Brockelman and wife to the subscriber as
trustee, dated 9Th Of May 1857, and recorded In
Henrico County Court Office, being thereto re-
quired will self at auction, upon the premises on
MONDAY, 2s,h Of October, at 4 o. clock p. N, II
fair II not then the next fair day thereafter al
the same hour, The DWELLING and premi.es oc
cupied by said Brockelman. situated as above I,
has about seven rooms, with stable and other usual
outbnfidings. Also. a SMALL TENEMENT ad.
joIningit-
The lot Is Skis feet, to an alley II feet wide.
TERMS Cash sufficient to dtfray expenses NJ
sale and TO pay OF = note for Sl7I with intere
from 9Th Of May 1858 balance on terms 10 be mad.
known at the time Of sale.
P. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBEs q WILLIAMS AuctIoneers nc "
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE REBEL OUTRAGE
Some of the outrages daily coming under
our notice are altogether too brutal to be
tolerated. Any one SO atrociously barba-
rous as the following deserves to receive the
condemnation of all respectable men, no
matter where residing or of what shade of
political opinion. We think Inspector Uhr
richly deserves removal from office, if not
o punishment more severely marked. We
quote our exchange, This Week:
"The police, under Inspector Uhr, went
out and q am informed) succeeded in
shooting upwards Of thirty blacks. Soon
after this days shooting, it appears that
report came to the police that Mr.. Can
non had been killed by black; where
upon, we are informed, Mr.. Uhr went off
Immediately in that direction, and his sue
cess, | hear, was complete. One mob of
fourteen he rounded up, another mob of
nine, and last one Of eight, he succeeded
with his police in shooting. In the latter
lot there was one black who would not die
after receiving eighteen or twenty bullets,
but deputy speedily put an end to his ex-
istence by smashing his skull.
"We hope the Radical papers at the North
will not give this lamentable occurrence
too much prominence for two good reaso rs !:
1t is not only uniyerso SILLY deprecated
throuebSu qhe South, but its repetition can
: ,mffy serve to lnfame Radical passion still
further against the so-called southern: re-
bells to useless extent, the evil results &C
cruing from which may not be palliated by
the fact that the incident as related in Ihas
Week occurred in Australia, and was origi-
nally published in the Melbourne Argus,
being an actual account descriptive of the
policy adopted by the people of that coun,
try to rid themselves Of the native colored
race, while we propose elevating it to power.
Ne,o Orleans Times, October l6.
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SAYINGS FROM MADAME SwETcHINE.-
Weare always looking into the future, but
we see only the past.
The courage with which we have met
past dangers is often our best security IN
the present.
Real sorrow is almost as difficult to dis
cover as real poverty. An instructive deli
cacy hides the rays of the one and the
wounds of the other.
He who has never denied himself for the
sake of giving has but glanced at the joys
of charity. We owe our superfuity, and
to be happy in the performance OF our duty
we must exceed it.
Let US ever exceed our appointed duties,
and keep within our lawful pleasures.
We expect everything, and we are pre-
pared for nothing. ,s -"
There are not good things enough in life
to indemnify us for the neglect OF single
duty. @
We are rich only through what we give,
and poor only through what We refuse.
There is transcendant power in exam
pie. We reform others uHeonsciously when
we walk uprightly.
The inventory of my faith for this lower
world Is soon made out. | believe in Him
who made it.
Situations are like skeins of thread. To
make the most of them We need only to take
them by the right end.
We deceive ourselves when we fancy that
only weakness needs support. Strength
needs it far more. A straw or feather
sustains itself long in the air.
Liberty has no actual rights, which are
not grateful upon justice. Her principal
duty is to defend it.
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r1,rr E.RTuoUAKE. THROWS ISLANDS
\, pnrE GEMS FROM THE BED, OF THE "a
W. MosT REMARKABLE STATEMENT
o o,'' TuE AGE.-To the. Editor of the st.
Ton;s TT,nes,-One Of the most eItraordi-
nary stories ever read or written has since
late hour last night been gaining ground
in certain quiet quarters of the city. Ii
will be remembered that the late catastro-
phe in South America occurred simultane-
ously with the extraordinary eclipse OF; the
ann which astronomers affirm has not oe-
Cured before for two thousand years, ana
will not occur again for two thousand years
to come. u ..,
The substance of letter from sea-cap-
tain, as it has reached us, is mainly as 1oi-
lows When nearly half way on the Voy-
age, and at the time the earthquake too1
place, a fearful phenomenon PTesenteu
itself. The ocean became conyulseo 10 i'e
m;chtiest depths, and terrible wave was
event along so high that, as the captain
hnmorously said, he thought it Wonld nave
landed him in the city of Quito.
Just before sunrise sight OF magnlh-
cence, such as no human eye has ever rest
ed on, met his gaze. 1t was no less than
group of islands formed of huge masses OF
solid diamond of every color, and. in some
places, of the purest brilliancy, cast up oy
the earthquake. .iG .4ael,,,
They sailed among the group the entire
day, and found it to consist, on rough
calculation, at from twelve to twenty IN
number; but the exact number or their
relative size there was no time to ascer-
tain. They consist of large, white flint
rocks of crystallized shape-some places
nearly transparent-which rise to height
Of about $50 feet from the water. Thick
layers of various metals are embedded into
them, and the diamonds form thick layers
beside these latter. This is the general
formation but some of the smaller islands
are composed nearly altogether Of diamond,
in which the emerald prevails. There ore
agate, opaque, topaz, ruby, and indeed dia-
monds of every hue but one island, which
he describes as being almost seventy miles
long by fifteen wide, consists of an entirely
pure emerald without any admi1ture of
foreign substance. ..+
THAT will do for one day. Munchausen
is evidently not dead yeti -.....
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the rear Of ceunsels that have brought the
end that we do not, look on with any de-
light. That consolation is that the prsyafs5:
lence Of my views might have brought 70 9
better condition Of affairs thar, that nov
exciting. When we shall have redunla .,s
foreign population brought in by y1g g so,x
effort to get it, and lees gently en .hs ea LAY
than natural causes will induce ~ , h. Jaw mv
that will be CALLED must vince ou' ~
withers shall be unwruns. - .
/ am your obedient servant y -, ,,1 10 !
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BY Lyme u Brother; ~
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. ll39 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO-
v PERTY FROETINGyON MAIN AND
TWENTY-FIFTH STREETS. CONSISTING OF
TWO LARGE AND WELL-BUILT BRICK
STORES. WITH DWELLINGS, OVER EACH
TONTAINING SIX ROOMS, KITCHENS WITH
TWO ROOMS, WITH WATER AND GAS
THROVGHOUT THE PREMISES, ALL IN
O3DER. FOR SALEAT hUCTION.-Byr request
Of the owner, we will sell on "WEDNESDAY the
18th day of October, 1885, ut 4 O'Clock z. Nj. the
above very desirable and convenient property
shich is now rented at good and fair prices There
are culverts running from the property when
affords all necessary drainage, &c "
Other kinds OF business for which they are admi-
rably adapted.
The LOTS front on Main street hffeen feet eacn,
and run back good dep'h to an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance AZ SIX,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
Interest added and secured by trust deed.
&c % LYME e RROTUER. Aucttrneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street betws en- Main and Bank.
THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT TIL

TNHE HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT THE
I SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
THIRD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
ON TUESDAY, 27Tu OCTOBER. AT d
O'CLOCK p. M.-It has been remodclled and re-
novated throughout. painted, and papcred; new
Ing in front; hot and cold baths; water-closets !;
new cookng-ranRe. ~ :
There are II rooms, besides bathrooms, closets,
coal and wood-rooms.
The improvements have been made under The df-
rcction OF Il gentleman familiar with all the mo-
dern arrangements intended for his own residence,
and no expense has been spared to make It COM
plete in every respect. .-,H.-. .-e
Such property is rarely offered In the market,
and we therefore invite very particular attention
to this sale. H
The lot IS 53xl04 feet to an alley D feet wide.
After which will be sold the PROPERTY adjoin-
ing on the east, embracing the school-house occu-
pied BY Mfr. David Turner, with u lot 3Sxlo4 feet
to the alley above referred to.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc21 Ructioneers.
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By James NJ. Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. S2i Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

A VALUABLE MARKET-G ARJ1IEw az,
N WITH THE IMPRnvEMg,,''- -. wy am tGkk E
on, ON THE MEADOW-BRIDGER ROAD NEAR
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, NORTH OF THE
ADJOINING THE FARM OF DIR. DEANE
AND OTHERS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold OH MONDAY the 28th day or October,
1883 on the premises, at 4 O'Clock T. NJ. the desi-
rabie residence now occupied by Mr.. j. Rcnhardt,
as above described.
The house has six rooms above the basement,
and all the usual Out-budngs. There are FIF-
TEEN ACRES OF LAND highly improved and
Is considered to be one among the best locations
for Il market garden In the neghborhood Of the
city. IL being about an equal distance from both
markets There is also well of fine water on the
premises.
Terms: Onc-fourih cash balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
tcrest added and secured by a deed ~ trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
or IT AucfiOneers.
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BY Richardson & Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1915 Main street. corner Eleventh,
LOT FOR SALE AT AU

VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE AT AUG
v TON I'VE will sell at auction on the pre-
Misses on FRIDAY the 2adfnstart at O'Clock p.
NJ, a valuable LOT with small DWELLING
thereon, on st. Peters street between Baker and
Charity streets. subject to a leasehod for three
years ut thirty.fye dollars year. z
TERMS Cash.
5 The above mentioned property was sold at auc.
ton on The 10th instant to Peter Watson (coloredD
sale It VIII be sold again as advertised at his cost
rg- RICHARDSON'S NEWBURN,
oc20 .Er EAurtloneers,
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BY James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s2I Main street,
three doors below SpOtswood Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L IN THE COUNTY OF CHEsTERFIELD.
aEING PART r,9 OF s nEALLs Fla rLANTh p
AUCTION.-Ry virtue of deed of trust made on
the ed day Of January 1861. TO the subscriber,
from D. +. Ward, recorded in the clerks Office of
the County Court of CHESTERFIELD to secure the
payment Of certain negotiable notes and bonds
therein mentioned, with interest thereon, and de-
fault having been made In the payment Of por-
ton of said negotiable notes and honds and ut the
request of The beneficiary in said deed; and In &C
cordance with the terms thereof, will offer for
sale at public auction on THURSDAY the 22d
day of October, 1858, on the premises: at O'Clock
p. NJ. Il part OF the REAL ESTATE conveyed in
said deed being tract OF land containing about
SIXTY ACRES with tn" improvements thereon.
bounded on the east by the lands formerly owned
by the late Henry IT. Drewry. on the west by the
Richmond and Petersburg turnpike. and on the
north by the lands owned by Dr. Marx. and is n
part Of section marked the plat of the " Falls
Plantati on.n
TERMS Whilst the deed requires all in cash: by
The consent Of the beneficiary In said deed shall
require one-quartcr cash balance on credit Of
six, twelve eighteen. and twcnty-four months,
negotiable notes, interest added secured by deed
Of trust. JOHN IS. 1OUNd, lruStce.
JAMES NJ, TAYLOR e SON, Auctionecrs. oc 81
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BY Lyme i Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
l439 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL NEW AND DESIRABLE
d COTTAGE HOUSE, ON WORTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN TWENTY-NINTH
Rooms of GOOD SIZE AND HALLS RUN
Ming THROUGH THE HOUSE, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-at the request Of the owner we
October. 1853, upon the premises, at half past 4
O'Clock p NJ. that neat and convenient COTTAGE
described above, having been just built, and is
now In perfect repair.
The LOT is sOxl55 feet, to an alley twenty feet
wide.
ocIo Auc.ioue ers.
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THE QUEUE BADGE OF SERvITUDE.-A
female missionary in China writes that the
long plat of hair spliced with silk cord
hanging down the back Of the Chinese is
q token of vassalage to the Manchurians,
the real masters of China. She says that
this race were as distinct from the Chinese
as the Jews from the Gentiles, considering
themselves a superior people, and dwelt
apart from the inferior ce.-Re!i5ious
Eernh ..r... ..... ..-.. .
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BY Wellington 6oddin,
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
4 ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
AT ITS JUNCTION WITH THE CONNEC-
TON RAILROAD. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on FRT.
DAY the sd October, 1883, at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ
those three beautiful BUILDING LOTS located
as above each fronting 30 feet on the south side
OF Broad street. running back Of Irregular depth
to the said line OF said railroad.
TERMS: One.tbird cash : balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by o trust deed w. GODD1S,
oc 10 Auctioncer
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Banks AND BANKERS.

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
III We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, In asy
quantity. We will also build all kinds OF GkaN-
given to rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENE
TgFY WORK &c.. and ali material furnished.
Office corner OF Canal and seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMENTEkL.
&C u-sm superintendent.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS WATER

~ =
This Invaluable mineral water, recently bottled
Is now In course of shipment to the houses named
below AS Il remedial agent in many deprayed
conditions of the system, and in some of the worst
chronic ailments, 1t: stands unrivalled, and THIS
afIer at least FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
10 tsCROFULOUS TAINTs OF THE BLOOD,
p IN SKIN DISEASES,
chronic D1ARRHGA and DYSENTERY,
DYSPEPSIA,
KIDNEY DISEASE, and PILES
its cures have been many and very marked, The
same is true OF FEMALE COMPLAINTS, as Is
known to many hundreds who have experienced Its
healing qualities.
Cases Of one dozen half-gallons, $40.
Gases of one dozen quarts, So.
The MASS OR SALTS OF the water put up In g.
and $4-vials. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond
A. b. Rucker Lynchburg; M. A. 4 c. 4. Santos,
Norfolk; Rives & Proctor, Petersburg; G. NJ
Flynn, OanviIIe; George NJ. McIntire, Char!ottes-
wife oc S-d&w1m 70
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By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLED
/ "cEDAR HILL THREE MILES EAST
OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING SEVENTY
TWO AND THREE.QUARTER ACRES FOR
SALE AT AUCTION: AT the request or mr..
James r. Radcliffe will sell at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY. october 20. 1862, at
o'clock p; NJ the beautiful farm on which he re,
lands OF Messrs. James NJ Carter, William F g.
Garnctt, and Richard Cauthorn, containing Sc
VENTY-TWO AND THREE-Q UAR T Err
ACRES Of which about sixty acres are open land
In fine heart
The improvements consist Of u comfortable
dwelling containing eight rooms; stable, carriage
house, Kitchen, &C.. well Of good water In the
yard, and an orchard Of choice fruit, &C.. Posses
sion given LIST or January next. The growing crops
can be taken by the purchaser at valuation. The
location Is a handsome one, and the neighborhood
good. b.y:tf
The land lies within quarter Of a mile Of the
west side Of the Mechanicsyille turnpike, with an
excellent road leading to It from the turnpike.
TERMS : Reasonable, and made known at the
hour Of sale.
MIR. Katcliffe will take pleasure in showing tine
f W. GODDIN,
nc 1B-otawlWSdtds af Auctionfer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
WHARF PROPERTY AT GOSPORT, VA,
AND BANKIN 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 2sth instant,
CIosport belonging to the Bank Of Virginia. This
property is admirably situated for shtp-buildipg
or shook and cooperage establishment, supplies
of timber and slaves being there very abundant.
This lot has front on Crawford street OF 42feet
and front on Elizabeth river Of the same number
of feet, and depth OF $50 feet. The depth OF
water is sufficient float the largest-clsss vessel In
the United States, and there Is dock on the north
and south side On the lot Is a large brick DWELL
ing-house and several wooden tenements.
Immediately after the sale Of the wharf property,
we will sell the BANKING-HOUSEf in Portsmouth
so long occupied by the Bank OF Virginia.
TERMS 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.
D. j. SAUNDERS Trns,ee.
oc1o s. C.,TARDY, trustees
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AUCTTON SALES.
FUTURE DAY
BY Thomas W., Keesee, Aucttoneer,
Office No. 1911 Main street.


ssi FUTURE DAY.
S-s~-e11~~.----~~,~O-
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auc.ioneer,
5e, Office No. 1911 Main street.
a ssIaNEE's sALE-By virtue Of 9
n. decree OF the United States District Court
Tor the district OF Virginia in the ease OF Henry
Exall. bankrupt. dated October l., 1858 shall as
Ssr & fss St. at m &
Parkinson brand. cutter, on Twelfth street below
Main FEY doors sell at pusltec suct1n, 70 ahe
on Twelft street now occupied by said 8. t. Fer
Sinsop, brand-cutter. etc.
Also. at the same time andplace, lot OF Tools
for guarrying and other purposes I: a Bellows, An.
VII and Small Engine, n lot OF valuable Calcined
Cement ] ocks, Vault noor, Work Bench. two
or three old Iron Safes. and lot OF old Iron.
Also Mt the same time and place, the lot Of valu-
able SANDSTONE now 1ying on the vacant lot in
:, JOHN JOHNS JR,
Assignee OF Henry Exall, bankrupt:
T. w. KEEsEE, Auctionecr. oc Y
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.
GALE OF VALUABLE COAL OFFICE,
TION:-We will sell, at The request OF the oTner r
at public auction, on the premises on FRIDAY
coayapd Occupied by Aessr Iarns
cherry, on Dock street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, the Hgg
COAL. OFFICE,
OFFICE FURNITURE,
FENCING,
STAGING. ---.--------
FLOORING,
81 SCREENS X
BARROWS y-.fE
pair HOwg'S PLATFORM SCALES
large LILIES FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFF, and - ...ss'-
GOODWILL. .... p. .
ALSO.
A lot of OAK and PINE WOOD.
This ts Justly considered one Of the hest and old
established yards in the city. and parties wish
Ing to engage In the business would do well TO az
tend. '-.
TERMS: AT sale. LYME 8 BROTHER,
oc % Aucti0neers.
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EOR RENT, that most eligibly and O.
IL N q E h3iV

CUR RENT, that most ellglDIy anu f:a
Il delightfully."- located r E 81 N E12
streets, recently occupied by Mr.. P. NJ. Tsbb, Jr
(who has removed to llis farm in Henrico county,
containing about fourteen rooms, with large halls
and passages; gas water-closet, and bathroom In
the house; there are four large rooms-one d.
ning-room sixteen by twenty feet, on the first or
basement floor, besides the pantry and hall on the
twenty feet each with modern marble mantel-
pieces aud CRATES and sliding doors. wster-closet
and large bathrooms, passage and halls; on the
third floor are three chambers the front chamber
having a ccnvenent-sized dressing closet on the
fourth floor are two good rooms and three closets
there are also two good out-chambers for SER
wants with entrance from the rear yard.
There Is no more desirable framed building IN
the CITY, the framing being OF heart-oak and dou6l'
boarded and foored. The premises have recently
been thoroughly repaired, parlors repapered, and
painted out and In. Possession can be had once.
days or TO T.. d. EACHO,
&c 11-lw Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
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AUcTTor SALES.
BY Grubbs q Williams, Arctfoneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
By Gruobs d Williams, AucticBeers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh styee.s
ERAME DWELLING WITH FIVE

LtKAME DWELLING WITH RIVE
IL ROOMS AND LARGE STABLE, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF DUVAL STREET ADJoiEs
will sell at auction. on the premises, on FRI.
DAY the Esd Of October, at I O'Clock p. M The
FRAME DWELLING located as above descrih@d
containing rooms and now occupied by Jane,
Booker. The lot fronts 30 feet on Du7a( street
and runs back 90 feet.
TERMS: Ope-fourth cash the balance atl,
and t2hionths FOR negotiable notes interest adSed
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS
0c 20 kuctiDnecrs
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
r ARGE AND HANDSOME DWELLING
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

EIeVentn DeGWctH alaI1l anu balIh sereets'
r ARGE AND HANDSOME DWELLING,
4LWIrH ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
AT CHESTER, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
FOR SALE PRIYATFLY.-We Offer for ale pri-
vately the large and handsome DWELLING a.
Chester, now occupied by DR.. Hewlett coHtainlng
IL rooms, well suited for boarding school iof
which purpose It was built, or for the accommodA-
ton Of large family, with kitchen with rooms
and all necessary out-buildings. he situation Is
haudsome surrounded with beautiful fruit SHADE
trees. The farm contains re HUNDRED
ACREs-4o cleared and Under good cultivation, Tue
balance In wood and timber.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc 2a-2teoa Resi- Estate Agents.
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THIS DAY.
.
- BYE. Gsthrieht, Auctioneer. 81 "
~ u. ~, 4 llas Main street, gTEF-0f
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
r WILL SELL At MY STORE ON
nuIIRsDAY the 27d instant, ut 10 O'clock
aa1nTaEHoED and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
such as JENNY LIND. COTTAGE, and other
} REDSTEADS; IL
BUREAUS -cs.. g-sy
WARDROBEs,
TABLES, .Et y"
CHAIRS. Ks
ROCKERS,
SOFAS, ah#
Fine FE aTHER BEDS, ,as.
PILLOWS.
BLANKETS, 49,
SHEETS, &c. @2 ,.e
ALSO.
COOKING and other STOVES,
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE. &C..
besides large invoice of r-
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHS
NOTIONS, &C.
oc22 r. GATHRIsHT. Auctioneer.