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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
WASHING

1aE MISSISSIPPI IiLcTios-AnJorRsnESr or
crSGkEss-
wAsgixeTos. July Is Mississippi radicals ap-
pe.red before the Reconstruction Gommii.ee this
morning demanding the exclusion from the count
Of The votes on The constitution Of the counties OF
Raokin. Chiekasaw. Marshall, Carol, Desota
lafayette and Others
By this means they expect 10 carry The coutti
t1,;on and 70 e,sci the radical STATE officers and
eypxrtssner. The reason they A.,ege IL that Ter
rcr reigard In thosc counties
The genera! understanding to-day Is th-i Con
prese vii. adjourn next Monesy o! Tuesday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
cTAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS

THE ALBANY COT TON GIN MANUFACTURE
ING CO Albany, N. Y, Manufacturers Of 0EsIsA
AanIculrrnAt NAoaIsLsr. comprising the celebrated
:. Star" Threshiny Machines; Star Railway @r
Cotton Gins and coDdrnsers; Circular Crosstut
Savmills: Vegetable Cutters Horse Hay Forks;
Com and Feed Mills, Power Corn shele's; Fog
We wish to cali no pa,.ensr attention OF Farmer.
10 our celebrated STAR THRE-HER AND CLEAN.
ER, which, as lately improved, we claim II far mpr.
ior 10 any other machine now In market 1t ID com.
pact and easily rtable simple in It's const uction
and therefore easy to olerate by the most nexper.
iepcei and will do lis work with marvellous rapidy
and Perfection. and with comparatively ihs least de-
We have u sde recent improvements In this machine
by which we arc enabled u thoroughly clean the
n sin rrder aimos, aay combination of dificnlties
and We are now using an entirely new and eIeciss
device fol relieving the feeder Of dust thus making
The operation Of threshiug comfortable and safe
with The ordinary machines 1t Is annoying AID fire.
| onertiy dc situctfye of health.
These Machines are made ~ suit he sizes for orr
| Star" Railway Hurse Power aud for our Star
| Lever Pr wers for aud horses.
| For s.le hy our agents and dealers generally For
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| Circular snd tric. l'-t Correspondents will plea.s
| address HE Albany COTTON GIN MANuFAC.
| TURING 20, r. u Drawer ls2, Albany, NY
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w This great remedy is IN excellent sppsser
II pur DIES the blood, invigoraes t4e system, possss
es great nourishlng and strengthening powe', ena-
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sleep refreshing. and esisbl. robust health smo
ker. and Chewers io- Fifty Years Cured Price Fifty
Cent? post free A treatise on the injurious Effects
o. Tobacco with lets Of references. testimonials
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d TO $500 per month and expenses paid o
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state age past business aud write for particulars 10
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

Mr. BANCROFT, cur minister TO Germany,
is marvel of industry. HIS isbon in behalf
of naturalization, in arranging tresties with
ali the German powers arc 20 less laborious
than successful Amid the heat Of summer
for ii is warm osherwheres than Whining
ton-he is negotiating with Baden for .
similar treaty to that which he obtained
from Prussia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

VIZ ooxNEsp 10 Horiiralturists and fruit
growers. who wish al intelligent and able
monthly devoted 10 those subjects. the
american .lop mi Of HORTICULTURE, plb-
lished a. Boston, Mass, BY J. E. Tiitoc 1
u ! treas ABLY and thoroughly the sub
jec,s which Ii app.o ,ches-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

Tnx Esa YORK ooHREspcspEsT Of the
Philadelphia Ledger SAYS
Concerning Chase. !; turns cut now ths; ii
was rsihe; deep game that the penocra-
..e l,ac r had bsen playing. The game was
i. tay with hin 4Ist long enough 10 detach
l.l.a IRON LIS own party. and then drop him
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
CHASE.

Telegram to the Baltimore Sun
"It is stated that Mr.. Chase did not in
any of bis letters and t-legrams sent to New
York, during the Convention, give the as
sursnce that be would support the party in
It's nominee in the event Of himself not being
selected. tits row said here. by the friends
of Mr.. Chase, that he will take no part in
the contest; will probably not even vote.
but If be should, will cast his ballot for
Grant and Colfax.-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

TIM PLATFORM Of the Democratic party Of
tie United States Is sileat on tie question
ii negro sufoaSs'
Ifn is opposed to colored men voting, why
did Il rot say SO:
-, ~ hssr the exrlscstion.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

TaxnK is everywhere evidence Of the de
iioralizaliun oil those who were expected to
seaport Sewn nr aud Blair. and it begins to
look as though there would be no serious
opposition 10 the election Of General Grant
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

GENERAL GRANT with his family, Is now
sojourning on his farm near 81 Louis, where
he will remain for several weeks prior to
his departure farther west He 10 NOT ex-
pecied to return TO Washington before the
middle Of SeDsembHF
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

Tue NEw YoaK rsuBusr says that the feeling
in that city Is Characterised by hack Of eafhu-
sissu everywhers,'' for the candidates of the
n<xnas1zrr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

JAMES PcSDxa, Of Sussex coanty, has been
placed upon the Drncersaie National Committee,
instead Of Mr.. fowesesd. The lastes has good
reason TO feel hurt Of the summary action Of Mr..
Dsyzrd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

WAR HAS become OF our..friend Gov, Of
Milford, We should like TO hear Of some
Of his results in the field and garden, this
season. We hope his leisure VIII permit NJ
xr.su.s. rs.rsnrfx
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

BaisK noSrior proposes 70 secommodais
that ei.ss Of the sentaensnly Demoerss Who
dis,ike the World. BY sstablishins nsw daily pa
per In New York. TO Be called the Lenecrtr.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

TIE MIrDix7ows TnASscArT seems pleased
with The candidates and the platform, and says
lhs ticket combines the eaemenis Of strcpgsh
and popularity
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
ia. two sa,s,er,.

Lei The President cleo, dispsrss the
carpet tag State governments
F. 2. BLAIR, JR-
a.Lei Is have peace
r : GptS7.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, July 10th, 1868.

70. President. General Q 8. GRANT.
on rEg WHOLE sEPrstlt-
Vic. Pr.s:dsat, SCHUYLER CoLFAI,
o. IND;ASA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
TUESDAY.
TUESDAY.
L. Snna.n William, p;ck q a1, White NJ n {

In the Senate, William Pickney White was
sworn in as Senator from Maryland TO sue
coed Mr. johnson. The bill authorizing the
temporary filing Of vacancies in the Esecu-
tive Departments was passed, and sent TO
the House Tor concurrence in amendments.
The bill authorizing the issue of temporary
loan certificates was considered. The Fund
ing bill was then taken uP, and after dis
cussiou mainly ON political questions, the
Senate went into Executive Session. After
recess the House amendments TO the bill
for the discontinuance of the Freedmen's
Bureau were concurred in. The consldera-
ton Of the Funding bill was resumed in
evening session, and the bill was passed.
In the House, the Alaska appropriation
bill was passed-yeas III, nays ~. The
conference report on the Sundry appropria-
ton bill was concurred in; also the bill pro-
wiling for the temporary filling of vacancies
in the Departments. An evening session
was held, but nothing of importance wa,
/ done.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

NiLG6R ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
A Complete
r. E v o L U I | ON
IN TRADE.

oan be fouua Ia he fact that the immense business
We have built up has induced mutae OF SNAIL \,
oaSoElss to initiate on club system ana sy ~
advertising the presents they viii gye %
sirlly 10 divert slne Of our business 10 ~
selves, We make this announcement simply 70 y,
form he public that 1t will be in hslf ihe.' Nv
patrunize our house, as We s' contlhur 10 aY.
-gE goons Avn aEsAItR REQUIREMENTS 10 AeAf's $50
A.Y ornss oosoRss ~ ms su-isfAs r,Ncy
We seu every description ut pkl anu ,ar,n,i i
GOODS. PLATkU WARE. JEwELhf. Mau ,,o,,,,r,
SEWING MACp]NkS, &c, &C. iof W. q a INV Al
pri,s Of UNE DOLLAR. Circular, srns " ~, Wy Nv
diees free. pi1s,n.nr Z, pus,on,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

THR Heal is certainly fair subject for
consideration. Indeed il has forced itself
upon our notice, and will not be put eff by
any means within our knowledge. There
has been general disposition TO speak Of
il. On all hands. and we feel sure that our
mentioning it will I've appropriate and timely
rather than otherwise In Washington,
Tuesday. the mercury rose to leS degrees.
Business in the departments was almost en-
tirely suspended. In New York, there
were fourteen deaths from stroke during
the twelve hours ending at noon, and upon
one passenger railway-the Eighth avenue :
seven horses dropped dead in the course o.
the forenoon Chicago reported six cases
Of sun stroke. two Of which were fatal and
Providence four fatal cases within two days
The telegrspbic weather reports collected
from ali quarters at 9, A, NJ, Tuesday
show the vaIiations in different localities
though they do not. at that hour, express
the maximum heat Of the day. 1t will b'
noiic-d that places South, as Mobile, New
Orleans. and Key West, are not only coole
than Wilmington, hut cooler than Chicag'
O. New York
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
The Lonsa. Paper. ON the Nominations.

The Londan Papers On the Nominations.
The London Cable telegram, of Saturday.
says -
The Daily Standard thinks tina. sanguine
Democrats themselves may well doubt II
Seymour can defeat the most popular AMER
lean General
The Daily News says that the Radical
party will exnlt over the Democratic defeat,
which is certain TO follow the selection Of SO
weak candidate as Horatio Seymour. The
News thinks the country needed q stronger
and more herlthfnl opposition than 1t Is
likely now to have. and believes that isteli-
gent Americans will soon acknowledge this
with regret.
The Morning Herald treats The coming
contest as forgone conclusion. 1t is moi
sure if the best man the Democrats could
select could nj oppose Grant with advan.
| tage on the question of meeting faith with
the Southern States and bondhnlders, bu
Grants personal eminence and popularit,
would probably elect him in any event.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
A Democratic Organ on ,he Platform.

Ths, old fashioned Democratic paper, the
New York Journal OF Commerce, speaks
its mind IN way which will bring the party
pressure very heavily upon ii. Ii says Of
The DemvcIa,ic platform
This is out nd-out Reputation OF sol
emn obligation, as We understand II, 10 pay
all the bonded debt in gold.
That, on the question of reputation,
St the democrats are boldly committed to
the baser alternative, and will reap the main
advantage where this heiesy is fondly cher
isled. There is no excuse for such prop
csition. II is bnih wicked and disgracefu.
The authors know very well that the money
was borrowed with the express understand
ing tina, i, was to be repaid il coin. and tina,
anything shorf Of this is population Of sol
emn covenant.
The same leading democratic paper says
Of the candidate:
"GoYernur Seymour has always warnl,
| insisted on the obligation 10 pay the bon.:
il gold The platform is thus the very op
pnsile Of his well known views How thu
Two are 10 h, reconciled is nc. fol- US L
decide z
The democratic press has been inquiIin.
whe re the enthu-i.sn fer Grant and the Ike
publican pla,fu'm il to be iuund Slch Ell
lhusissm as their own leading papers shoy
cannot certainly be mat he'd else@beie.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang & Gross Cut
s A w 6

Every ssw that leaves eur Factory is OIL Temno,.
"a and Patent Ground, perfectly true and even ~
made Of uniform temper by patent temperinp n,o
ees>.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

n7s TO 500 PER MONTH salary paid to Agent.
a I'd male or female, y introduce our PAfRNTt
EVERLASTING WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LiNFs
Dearborn Of chicago, in. ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

GOOD BRICKLAYERs
W,,,r, =, work 10 HOURS day. at the rate q ~,
viii ana ,sdy employment by calling on OF aa Sv II
ine SECRETARY Of the MECHANIC e y yi.ap0ND
EXCHANGE, No 81 Liberty street, New ioia'
w.. nrer.rss IN receive advertisements for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16

The unly States that we consider morally
certain 10 vote for Seymour and Blair are
kentueky. Maryland and Delaware and
D-swere might he carried for Grant if his
in.nGs were active and Jealous as they
should pe
So SAYS cur friend Greeley il the ri
rune and We give espec,ful consideration
We really did no, know the effort was ex-
pec,ed Of Us, but if IT is, Of course il must be
done. The following vote il the three cnur-
ties will effect ii;-
New Castle Majolity for Grant 1900.
Sussex :. 9 !. 800.
Kent :. 30
Total 1850
This will revolution;ze tie State and give
four hundred more for the Hero Of Appamat-
iox than fur salisbury in 1856.
/ With the exception Of the Rochester
Democrat, this paper was the first in the
United States, to our knowledge, which
placed General Grants name at the mast
heai for President That was over veal
ago. and the Tribune and others are much
more recent converts. In leading the move
ment. throughout the Republic. in behalf o
our great obieitsin. the COMMERCIAL though
il had earned enough glory, and discharged
lis whole duty. hut if our electoral vote i
also desired. why let it be given, by al
means, Ned Leary and Mr.. Richardson /
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-16
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

P,ocr 4 our sfa,,mea Ia. re hags nude
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~ 70. 81, Au3, q
A ssIGNEES SALE OF ONE THOU
. cnNn ntJr IfIrN rpEn kED EfRTy-

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF ONE THOU
N SAND ONE HUNDRED, AND FIFTY
eight ACRES OF MOST DESIRABLE REAL
EsTAHHc A IN HAIi EA6 pANNv1ftE A AE
ROAD ANG RAN1sTER RIVER, AT PUBLIC
ATCTION.--As assignee Of John Clark; bank.
rupt and by order Of the United STATES t DStrlS n
WEDNESDAY the I'd day of September, lsss, sell
on the premises, at public auction. free from All
liens and yssessr sSieP6I
TATE upon which the said John Clark now re-
sides. This tract-a large portion 81 wh1Sn Is oest
river low-grounds. well dyked, and Dts lttle SUD
ject to oyerfow-lies In Halifax county, W. some ONE
eight miles east Of the Courthouse. upon Bar1sItsr
river aid the line of the Richmond ana DanViiIe
railroad and cgF.st3s one =, T I1 ONE
fife kESfDBNCE, Is ole Of the most elegant In
the county, and Contains sixteen rooms Is situated
upon beautiful eminence, eotnita5ding view OF
the country for miles up and down the river.
Out-houses, granaries, barns, stables. e.. are
numerous and in excellent condition. In fact II
Is very rare that SO fine an estate both as regards
fertility Of soil and improvements, is put up at
public auction.
The whole tract will be. divided into several
smaller parcels, plaEs OF which VIII be exbiolteo
on The day OF sale. Capitalists seeking permanent
investment Of funds. and small farlers In search
OF homes are alike invited to view these lands ana
be present at the sale.
two, aid three years. the purchaser SWING ponds
with approved personal security for the deferred
payments. which shall bear interest from date ol
SALE the interest to be secured oI seRatse bOnds
and the assignee retaining title, as furtnsr secu-
rity until the purchase money shall be f1lly Paid
Assignee OF John Clark, bankrupt.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE. VA. July 8. 1sss.
N. B..The sale above advertised will commence
precisely at q P. NJ. Parties from Richmond VIII
Sle faiiroad IN ample time for The sale
~ lATu&Ftds
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EXECUTORS SALE OF A LARGE
At MossING FORD DEPOT, CHARLOTTE
sHS6 AND Wv fwE SEAps @ e.
tate will be sold public auciop on the premises,
not, on I'll the next fair day thereafter it is com
monty known us do WELL" the property Of
the late William NJ. Watkins, Sr. 1t lies imine-
Richmond and Danyille railroad, contains about
four hundred acres of flat or alluvial soil, and Is
watered by Twittle's and Roanoke creeks
this whole region. Besides the support Of large
and expensive family It furnished for years be-
fore the war surplus products for market In shape
of tobacco, grain, and provisions, the average an
nual amount of which was about ten thousand dol
lars. The tract IS abundantly supplied with wood
and timber, and contains buildings numerous and
&c will be divided into six smaller tracts to suit
purchasers which Will be offered separately on the
day Of sale.
The family residence is large brick structure,
containing ten spacious rooms, besides four eel
lars. costing ordinarily ten thousand dollars. A
garden and valuable orchards are attached. The
dwelling and about six hundred and fifty at
tached Will be sold as one subdivision.
Another settlement called HAMLETT'S- with
four hundred acres attached. will constitute an
other, which contains u comfortable family resi-
denc5, with numerous out-buildings.
There is third settlement north Of Roanoke
creek, about mile and half from The depot, con-
comfortable and newly-erected houses. which Is
for sale. The location Is healthy and has the ad-
vantage Of refined society.
Purchasers could seed wheat crop, but full pos
session will be given until the end of the year
TERMS: One-third cash the balance In one.
two, and three years, with interest from day OF
sale, the interest payable annually principal and
interest to be secured by bonds and deed Of trust
on the property sold.
Captain II. V. Gaines, present resident Of the
estate will be pleased TO show 1t to those desiring
to purchase.
For information, address ISAACR. WATKINS,
Charlotte Courthouse, Va, our agent and attor-
ney.
BESIDES, will be sold 25 900 BRICKS, 10. 900 feet
LUMBER, and about fifteen stacks of OATS.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale.
F Ii oi MMA WkTKfNs, Executors.
jy le-Jy %, 81, Aug. 4, 2, IL, Is, II
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Aucs'oneers,
,yo-th1vest CORNER Of Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE IMPROVED y RE 4ftt E ESTATE R 2N
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS. IN
THE CITY OF RICHMoND;-By virtue Oh o Q,
crees Of the Circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond
rendered In the chancery suit of " endenburg Us;
Phelps and als on the sth day OF June ana tne Ito
day ~ July 1858, the undersigned. as Commits
sioners. viii proceed TO sell at public anction on
tie premises, on THURSDAY TIE 9Th day OF oI Az
not then the next fair day thereafter the yai
inc Of LOT of ground. with fine thrEe-story brick
building thereon fronting 22i feet on the west linz
and running back about s3s feet to an alley being
the property now in the occupancy or William l..
Montague and others.
TsHas .One-fourt1i cash; balance st six, twelve,
and eighteen months, *ith Interest from DAY Of
sale the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments and the title to be retained until all the
purchase money be paid and conveyance directed
by the Court.
# e. + s h5 4 S5S5
GRUBgS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.-. ~ 70
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A TTRACTIVE SALE OF ONE THOU
~ SAND SEVEN HUNDRED, AND NINE

IN SAND SEVEN -HuEDREp, AMP ME- NM
ysIx ACRES Of XEEY G TAhThEVa AE At
F FsTAT6t A6 u h1 virtue Of an order q
the United district Court for the PtstESt Of
HFs 81 day tae S se ON
public auction that portion OF the anGea sst MG
q John Clark ESQ X fh Ga dsv
May, 1857, and ai,y recorded In Halifax County
Court Clerks office, to James Pleasants and Albert
Blair In trust for certain pufpbses t9erein men,
i7es acres, and consists OF two adjoining pianta-
tons, described as follows:
WINES creek and Dry Fork, il being the same
tract purchased by John Clark OF William IT, MOT
ton, Sr.
Wynnes creek, and Is q portion OF the lands for
mcrly owned by Colonel William Bailey, deceased.
The whole of these lands lie In one BODY, on inc
north side of Banster river, within three miles OF
Halifax Courthouse, and about the same distance
of Scottsburg depot on the Richmond and DanYiile
of considerable size and numerous branches ana
the soil is susceptible Of easy Improvement. =,
BY order of the court, the whole tract VIII pc
divided into such parcels as will suit purchasers OF
small means In making the division, reference
will be had TO the convenences OF wood and water,
and to the settlements, which numerous.
Plats OF these lands will be exhibited OH the day
of sale and before that day at the office of Barks-
dales i Wood, Halifax Courthouse, Va
The title to these lands Is undoubted. ana the
neighborhood IS as good as any In the state Inc
locality is healthy and Of easy access by good
roads from Haludx Courthouse anu from .CottS-
burpJ depot, on Richmond and Danvie railroad
1t Is rare indeed, that such an opportunity for in-
vestment Is offered to the public. Capitalists as
we'll as the man ofsmall means would do well To
view these lands and attend the sale.
TERMS So 900 will be required on the LIST day OF
January, 1860 and the residue In one two, and
three years from date Of sale the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security for the
payments, which shall bear interest from date, and
the Interest TO be secured by separate bonds fall
ing due ut the maturity OF each principal bond,
and title to be retained rs further security until
the purchase money shall be fully paid.
JAMES PLEASASTS,
ALBERT BLAIR,
Trustees;
And W. W. WOOD,
Assignee of John Clark bankrupt.
Tu1p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-31
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM OF SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIX
ACRES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON
JAMES RIVER, AT BOSHER'S DAM.-By vir-
tue OF deed of trust executed to the subscriber by
the late Daniel Stringer. dated LIST of june 1852
duly recorded in Chesterfield County Court given
for the credit payments of the real estate bought OF
s. o. Duval. shall proceed to sell at public aucc
ton, on the premises on THURSDAY the 9th OF
August. 1888, ut Il O'Clock NJ. If fair. If not the
first fair day thereafter, the VALUABLE ESTATE
located as above on which Mr.. George A. w.
Taylor now resides, containing SEVEN HUN
DRIED AND SIX ACRES, embracing some hne
lane.
The improvements on the estate are Of excellent
quality. embracing fine dwelling and the usual
Otlt-buildings.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to discharge bond Of g. 9S2. lag, with In
terest from LIST of June 1882 and rs to the residue
of the proceeds of sale, such terms as shall be
announced at the hour Of sale.
ty27 W. GODD1N, Trustee.
The above sale has been, by military order. post
poned until further notice. W. GODD1N.
iy3