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when labor Is abundant and cheap,
SO that the improved roads will have
time to settle and become solid before
the rainssand frosts of Autumn and
Winter set IN. The suggestion is a
good one, and we gladly present it to
the attention of our citizens.
SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-The ex-
animation of the Primary Schools
commences at nine O'Clock this morn
ing. The Primary Schools taught by
Miss Dudgeon and Miss Ewing. Park
Building.) Miss MED hnston, (Jack-
son Engine House,0 Miss Woodbury.
and Miss Gilmore, Uower School
Ruilding,) and Miss Brown and Miss
N, Upper Buitding,) will be ex-
s.IAiaed during the forenoon, and the
schools taught by Miss Dougherty
and Miss Conn, (Locust Street En-
CINE House, Miss Tabor, Miss Spence,
Miss Wach. and Miss Weld, Ninth
Street Building,) VIII be examined
during the afternoon. The examina
ton of each Primary School will con
tinue half a day. All who take an
interest in the schools and in the
pupils. are cordially invited to at
tend.
On Thursday the intermediate
School, taught by Mrs. Jordan and
Miss McCalla. in the Ninth Street
School Building, will be examined,
occupying the whole day, as will
each of the several intermediate
Schools, the following days.
HoTTEsT.-The heat yesterday was
really terrible, aud was scarcely miti-
gated by the strong south breeze that
prevailed nearly all day. The mer-
curry, at 81 o'clock, stood at 81 deg.
at 10, and till II o'clock, it stood at
SO deg. and at 50 deg. till 5 o'clock,
and 92o at z p. NJ. Such weather is
almost unprecedented. 1t is to be
hoped that the intense heat will ex-
haust itself before July sets in, and
that we may have Summer in a milder
form henceforth. Our dispatches this
morning report the weather cloudy
and cool at Pittsburg and raining al
Cincinnati. The aspects of the weather
here last night were favorable to rain.
HARVEST. - The weather for the
past week has been highly favorable
for .ripening grain, and harvest is
fully upon the farmers Throughout.
this region of country, and all oul
information leads TO the belief that
wheat. everywhere. will yield over ar
average crop, Oats aud rye, also
promise we'll, aud the grass is exceed
ingly luxuriant. In the far South tht
crops are more promising than fol-
several years past. Corn, cotton anG
sugar give promise of a most prolific
yield, and such teeming abundanc,
everywhere will serve to enrich tn
people and furnish cheaper food t,
the needy. Surely the Lord o. tn
Harvest has blessed this whole land
BEFoRE JUSTICE WALKER-Wm
Mcdonnell was charged before Jus
tice WaIker'witn having stolen from
Augustus Rodeman various sums 0
money, amounting in the aggregate t,
$40 IS. He was required to ente-
into reeognizance to appear for pre-
liminary examination at 9 %o'eIocl
; this morning. Not being able to Civ
; the requisite bond be was locked u.
/ for safe Keeping in the county Jail.
WELL ADvANCED.-Tbe floors Q
the second and third tiers of the Ne,
: Opera House are laid. aud the wor.
of completion is advancing rapidly
Fair progress has also been made i
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SUNDAY SeHo0L PIcNIo.-The Sab.
bath School OF the First Baptist
Church will hold their ANNUAL PFC
MIC at West Franklin, on
CATHpnAV TTTNT 00Tu
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SALE OF A LARGE

TXECUTORS' SALE OF A LARG E
T. AND VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY
AT MESSING FORD DEPOT G IENd L,IinTl
S2THIY vi S2NTA5NIN aGcR nMo nho es
tate will be sold at public auction, on the premises
on. TUESDAY, August the 18th, 1858, # fair If
not on the next fair day thereafter t It Is COM n
the late William NJ. Watkins, Sr. It lies imme-
diately contiguous to Messing Ford depot, on the
Richmond and Danville railroad, contains about
four hundred acres of fiat alluvial soil, and Is
watered by Twittle's and Roanoke creeks.
It's high productive capacity has been noted In
and expensive family, it furnished for years be-
fore the war surplus products for market, In shape
of tobacco grain, and provisions, te average an
lars. The tract Is abundantly supplied with WOOD
and timber, and contains buildings numerous anu
It viii be divided into six smaller tracts to suit
purchasers, which will be offered separately on the
day Of sale. ..
containing ten spacious rooms, besides four Gel
lars, costing ordinarily ten thousand dollars. A
garden and valuable orchards are attached The
dwelling and about SIX hundred and fifty acres at
tached will be sold as one subdivision.
Another settlement called HAMLETT'S, with
four hundred acres attached will constitute an
other, which contains comfortable family resi-
denco, with numerous out-buildings;
There is third settlement north of Roanoke
creek, about mile and half from the depot con-
tanning about three hundred and fifty acres, with
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 not be given until the end Of the year.
TERMS One-tht-d 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 r. V. Gaines, present resident Of the
estate, win be pleased TO show 1t to those desiring
to purchase.
For information, address ISAAC r. WATKINS,
Charlotte Courthouse, Va. our agent aud attor-
ney.
Besides, will be sold Is, 900 BRICKS. To- 900 feet
LUMBER, and about fifteen stacks Of OATS.
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale.
r z. V. WATKINS, I r~acr,ors
THOMAS WATKINS, Executors
jy ld-Jy %, 81, Aug. 4 I, II, IL II
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

TRUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC
Rv virtue of a deed of trust executed to the SUD-
scriber by Messrs. C. w. Thomas & Brother, bear
ing date 9lst March, 1883, duly recorded IN Rlch-
m9nd Hastings Court, shall, In execution thereof
nrnceed TO sell at public auction, at their store
Corner of Main and Twenty-1rst streets; on
THURSDAY the Goth Of August, 1868, at 10 O'Clock,
al o. DRUGS ,I5IIt IEDICINEs, CHEMICALS,
JARS, BOTTLES,
COUNTERS, SHELEING.u.,>- s,r.s
SHOWCASES, PRESCRIPTION CASEs'
SCALES and WEIGHTS,
SODA APPARATUS, .,.,,,.,
and all other goods WarGS +, s aaT drnp stare
Tic sale viii be in gross, and not in detail, thus
offering favorable chance for any one to engage
- TERMS: One-fourth cash {: balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added, satisfactorily endorsed. -,>, No.
All 10 d. H. SaNDS 'IuStce.
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CEILING OFF SELLING OFFll TO
CLOSET TO CLOSET!

with the view Of engaging in another business,
Ihave determlnedto close outmy ENTIRESTOCk
OF DRY GOODS, which is very large, for short
time only, AT AND BELOW COST.
1t would be useless to attempt TO enumerate any
particular goods or prices and will only say that
the stock is complete In all branches and every ar
ticle MUST be sold regardless of cost j; and what
ever remains unsold within short time will be
disposed of at auction.
This Is chance rarely offered TO consumers Of
dry goods and will be to the interest OF all in want
to call early at ISAAC HUTZLER'S,
lea No. $40 Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
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wellington Goddjn,
suctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
l THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTI-SIN
ACRES, AND GRIST MILL. in CI!ESTER-
FIELD, SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER
on THE OLD COALP1T TURNP1kE.-By vir-
tue of deed of trust executed to the subscribers by
Mr.. John D. Thomas, to secure the unpaid pur-
chase money due to Mrs. Sarah A: Forloines, bear
ing date 10Th of August, 1855, duly recorded In
Chesterfield County Court, we shall, in execution
thereof proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises on TUESDAY the 25th August. 1868, at
4ocloek P: NJ. If fair, # not, the first fair day
thereafter, the farm on which the said Thomas now
resides, containing three hundred and fiftv-six
acres, on which Mrs. Forloines formerly resided.
The improvements consist ola dwelling containing
five rooms, a barn, stable, quarters, &C., and Il
grist mill. There is some lnemeadow land on the
place. and an old orchard besides large quantity
of valuable oak and pine timber suitable for plank
and barrel slaves.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet the cred
itor will consent to accept one-third cash. balance
at six and twelve months for negotiable notes
bearing interest, secured by trust deed. Posses,
sion given In ten days of the land not in crop and
partial possession of the buildings, but full posses
Sion on the 18th Of October next.
W. GODDIN. Trustees.
auto d. A. BROWN, Ai"'''e''
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4 TTRACTIVE SALE OF ONE THOU

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF ONE THOU
N SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-sIX ACRES OF VERY r VdALuTAxBELHE REAL Al
ESTATE n H{Ak1FAX COUNT an V arder All 81
the United States District Court for the District OF
Virginia, the undersigned will; on IHURsDIA1
the Sd day of September 1858, sell on the premises,
at public auction, that portion of the landed estate
of John Clark, Esq, conveyed by said Clark and
Bette s. his wife by deed dated the 4th day Of
May, 1857, and duly recorded in Halifax County
Court Clerks office to James Peasants and Albert
toned. The land conveyed 6y said deed aggregates
l,795 acres and consists OF two adjoining planta-
lions, described as follows:
The first tract containing sl2s acres, lies on
Wynne's creek and Dry Fork, IL being the same
tract purchased by John Clark of William q. Nor
The second tract contains 87as acres, lies on
merry owned by Colonel William Bailey, deceased.
The whole of these lands lie Id one oody, on the
north side of Banister river, within three miles OF
Of Scottsburg depot, on the Richmond and Danyille
railroad. The whole of it is well watered by creeks
of considerable size and numerous branches, ana
the soil is susceptible of easy Improvement. 49,
By order of the court, the whole tract VIII be
divided into such parcels will suit purchasers oil
small means. In making the DIVISION reference
will be had to the convcuiences of wood and water,
and to the settlements, which are numerous.
Plats of these lands will be exhibited on the day
of sale, and before that day at the office OF Barks-
dales &c Wood Halifax Courthouse Va.
The title to these lands is undoubted, and the
neighborhood Is as good as any IN the etate. nc
locality is healthy, and of easy access by good
roads from Halifax Courthouse and from SCOTS
burg, depot, on Richmond and Danvllc railroad.
1t rare. indeed, that such al opportunity for In
vcstmcnt IS offered to the public Capitalists as
well us the man of small means would do well to
view these lands and attend the sale.
TERMS S. 900 will be required on the LIST day OF
January, 1869. and the residue In one, two, and
three years from date of sale the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security Tor inc
payments which shall bear interest from date, and
the interest to be secured by separate bonds fa-
ing due at the maturity OF each principal bond
the purchase money shall be fully paid
JAMES PEASANTS,
ALBERT BLAIR,
Trustees;
And w. w. WOOD,
Assignee of John Clark, bankrupt.
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a ssTGNEE,S SALE OF ONE THOU
n SAND ONE HUNDRED AMP I'D : F1 bE Il
EIGHT ACRES OF MOST DdET SiKAn bLE hS AZ
R RahD k And BRNisfEk RIVER, At PUBLIC
AUCTION.-As assignee of John CLARK; BANK.
rupt and by order of the United STATES DlStrlct
Court for the district of Virginia shall, 81. on
WEDNESDAY the I'd day Of September, 1865, sen
ON the premises, at public auction free from all
liens and membranes whatever SeXGePI MS ls
TATE upon which the said John Clark now re-
Sides This tract-a large portion OF wmcn IS pest
river low-grounds; wen dyked, anu eu1 n.'ie SUI
eight miles east Of the Courthouse, upon BaniSter
river aid the line of the Richmond and DanyiIIe
railroad and contains 1 s one ~ T t1T oNE
The RESIDENCE is one of the most elegant In
the county, and contains sixteen rooms; Is situated
upon beautiful eminence, commanding vie" OF
the country for miles up and down the river.
Out-houses, granares barns, stables. &c., are
numerous and In excellent condition. In fact, IL
Is very rare that so fine an estate, both rs REGARDS
fertility of soil and improvements, Is put up NJ
public auction
The whole tract will be divided into several
smaller parcels, plats of which VIII be exhibited
on the day of sale. Capitalists seeking permanen,
of homes are alike invited to view these lanas ana
be present at the sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the residue IN one,
two and three years. the purchaser giving 6onds
with approved personal security for the deferred
payments. which shall bear Interest 1rom date o.
sale the interest to be secured 6y separate Ponds
and the assignee retaining title as further secn'
rty until the purchase money snail De 1y paio'
Assignee of John Clark, bankrupt.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE. VA. July g. 1888.
n. B.-The sale above advertised will commence
precisely at P: NJ. Parties from Richmond VIII
VILE railroad. In ample time for the sale.
jy 4-Tu&Ftds
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BY James NJ. Taylor * Son, Auctioncers,
Office No. 82l Main street,
three doors below SDotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE GRIsT MILL, FIVE
v MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, WITH
TWENTY-sEyEN ACRES OF LAND At AT,
sell on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of August 1888,
on the premises, at half-past O'Clock =: NJ, the
above-described property, adjoining Wilton, and
ing is thlrty-six by forty, two stories high above
the basement, located In a good neighborhood, and
has now good run of custom: The land Is well
adapted to the growth Of vegetables. There is also
on the place HOUSE with two rooms, suitable for
the accommodation Of small family.
TERMS One-thrd cash; the balance at six and
twelve months, negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by deed of trust.
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON,
AL il--2t Auctioneers.
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The above property having been sold privately
the sale win not take place as advertised.
auIl-It FRANCIS T. ISBELL, Aucti0neer.
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WTANTED, a COLORED WOMAN for a
w dnng-room and house servant. Must come
well recommended. Apply at
WILLIAM JkAY'S, oil Marshall,
All ll-3t between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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WTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COOK
w with good recoInmendations-free Of ill.,
cumbrance IL possib)e-to go to the country. APP
ply mt this office. al 10
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BY Lee q Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. LII Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARMIN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, LYING ON THE g LOVE Hi l.
RAILROAD, ABOUT EQUi-DISTANT (THkEE
MILESl FROM CHESTER AND THE COURT
HOUSE, At AUCTION.-By virtue OF the pro
visions Of trust deed executed by Mr.. Joseph.
White to the undersigned as trustee, bearing GATE
4th September. 1867 and of record in the ofice OF
the clerk of Chesterfield County Court in Book 30,
page pol and being thereto requested by the bene-
bcfary in said deed secured, will proceed to sell
on TUESDAY the 18th August, 1888, at Chesterfield
County Courthouse that being court day. at u
O'Clock NJ. the property described In said deed as
follows: ''An that piece, parcel, or tract OF land.
with the improvements thereon, lying anu DelnG II
the county of Chesterfield containing C y
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-IHREE ACRES
more or less and adjoining the lands of William
e. Hewlett Benjamin Graves's heirs, - f1sner'
and Others
The greater portion ofthe land open and In Gull
tivation The improvements consist OF q comfort
able FRAME DWELLING containing SIX rooms,
and the usual out-buildings. On the farm IS an
orchard of choice FRUIT TREES and excellent
water.
ecuting trust and $Hlt5 payable on 30th july 1897
the balance upon such credit as the said Joseph J
White may prescribe Or In default Of such 1nstruc
tiOns from him, upon such credit us the trustee
NAV think proper. The deferred payments to be
secured by lien on the property:
Sale conducted by LEE s. GoDDIN, AucLionecrs.
au lids
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
Y DWELLING, ON THE NORTH SIDE OE
MAIN STREET BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIG HTEENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
On To ESDAY, 18th August, at half-past O'Clock
p NJ, we will sell upon the premises the properly
situated as above next below and adjoining the
store of Messrs William Taylor Son, and occu-
pied by Mr.. Israel Elias and others.
The BUILDING Is three stories above the cellar,
and is well suited by situation and arrangement tor
q store and dwelling.
The lot fronts 22I feet on Main street, and runs
hack l55 feet to Walnut alley, which leads out to
the market house and 10 Eighteenth street. This
is q ell-established business stand
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance NJ TOUR,
eight and twelve months, interest added, and Sc
cured by deed of trust.
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DRY GOODS.

TIRSH s. GUGGENHEIMER.
As our NEW STORE will be completed by the
first of September, take this method Of inform
ing our friends and the public In general that
we shall continue until then to close out the ba-
lance of our stock Of
DRY GOODS
AT COST AND GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
at our temporary stand, No. dis Broad street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
HIRSH Il GUGGENHEIMER.
W. c.. KEAN, JULIUS STRAUs, JAS. III. CHENE-
RY, Statesmen. au IL
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CEILING AT COST!
EVERYTHING AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYS!
LAWNS, MOZAMBIQUEs
BAREGES, TISSUES,
LINEN DRILLINGS
WHITE LINEN DUCK,
MARSEILLES, INSERTINGS,
EDGINGS, RUFFLINGS, LACES,
NAINSOOKS, CAMBRICS,
SWISSES, DIMITIES,
GRENADINES and MUSLINS for shawls,
ALPACAS, CREPE,
MARETZ, BLACK CRETE,
TAMARTINES, BLACK HERNANlS.
NORWICH CLOTH,
CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS,
PARASOLS, FANS.
ok BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS,
MITS SHIRT BOSOMS,
FNELTSH HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
TABLE CLOHS,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
QUILTS, &c.
Call and secure great bargains az o,r
WILLIAM THhLHIMER Il SONS,
No. s15 Broad street between Third and Fourth,
and No. 1919 Main street (Ezekiel's old stand).
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cows FOR SALE,


MILCH C0WS.-I have for sale TESS
lSl two or three frst-rate MICH COWS. 49,.
Inquire at Grove Cottage" Towards Grove, or
TO John Lindsay, at First Market.
aull--stk j.. w. LEWELLEN.
GUPERIOR MILCH COWS.-Beings Ysssa
~ overstocked, offer for sale privately .5Esl1--
FIVE OR SIX SUPERIOR COWS, with young
Ayrshire calves by their side.
au e-iws JOHN b. CRENsHAw. s.
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By Cook E Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

TWO STORY FRAMED TENEMENT AT
l. AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the 18th In
stant at IL O'Clock, will SELL to be removed, the
TWU-STORY FRAMED TENEMENT No. 1882
Broad street, near the Central Railroad depot con-
tanning five rooms. with gas and water pipes, &C.,
formerly occupied by Louis Antelotu rs resi-
dcnce.
The attention Of carpenters and others Is called
to this sale. COOK Il LAUGHTON,
All IL Auctioneers.
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COURT ORDERS.


NTIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the clerk,
office of the Court of the county Of Acco.
mac on the first Monday in August A. ID. one tbon
sand eight hundred aud sixty-seyen, the same tr.
ing the fifth day of the said month:
George K. Crosswen. Plaintiff
against
Edward Jones. Defendant
IN CHANCEHY.
The object Of this suit is 10 subject certain tract
or parcel of land situated In said county, contain
Ing six acres, more or less, belonging 10 the de-
PENDANT to the satisfaction OF judgment rendered
I'm favor of the plaintiff against the defendan, Tor
thirty-eight dollars and eight cents tsgs.0s with
interest thereon from the first day Of JANUARY A.
ID. 1851 and for the further sum OF nineteen dollars
and twenty-nne cents 1913. 28, with interest thereon
from the twenty-eighth day of December, A. D.
1850.
Affidavit having been made before the clerk of
the said court that the defendant IS nonresident
of this State, on che motion of the plaintiff by HE
COUNSEL 1t Is ordered that the said defendant do an
pear here within one month after due publication
Of this order aud do what is necessary 20 protect
his interests; and that this order be published
once u week for four successive weeks In the Dis
patch, newspaper published IN the city OF Rich.
Inond. and also posted AT the front door OF the
courthouse of this county the first day Of The
next term of the said court.
A copy-Teste: l.. X. WARREN
Deputy for j. W. Gillett, c. a. C.
jv 21-Tu4wF
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BY Grubbs C Williams Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets
vTERY VALUABLE WOOD LAND, Foul

VERY VALUABLE WOOD LAND, FOUR
v AND A HALF MILES WEST OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND IN 1IENR1CO COUNTY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION by virtue Of deed
Of trust executed to the undersigned by A. Black
burn and wife May 2lst, 1885, at the request OF the
beneficiary, and with the consent of said Black
burn, l shall proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises on WEDNESDAY, August 10th, 1855,
at S O'Clock P. NJ, that most desirable piece Of
WOOD LAND adjoining Bethlehem church, four
and half miles west of the city, andwithin half
mile Of the Fredericksburg railroad, containing
EIGHTY-THREE ACRES, more or less-more
than one-alf of which is heavily set In cord-wood
timber This tract Of land lies upon the road lead
ing from Hutchinson's or WOIdsOn's shop by
Bethlehem church. and extends back to within one
hundred yards OF tie Decp-rtIn turnpike: and. In
addition to the wood for which 1t is valuable, has
upon It beautiful building site and an excellent
spring, which makes 1t very attractive for farming
purposes.
1t will be sold as a whole or divided shall seem
most desirable on the day Of sale, and upon terms
which will place II within the power Of almost
any person to purchase.
TERMS While the deed requires that the whole
debt secured shall be paid in cash. the parties intc-
rested have agreed that the sale shall be made upon
the following very liberal terms $3.50 in cash, To
cover expenses of sale; remainder at three, SIX,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by trust deed, and the first note
satisfactorily endorsed with city cndorscr.
a. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. an 10
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By Richardson & Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1915 Main and Eleventh streets.

T.HAT DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELL
4 ING OF Mr.. G. J. BETHEL,S; IN Sl ll2,
ALBEMARLE STREETS, containing SIX rooms,
Kitchen ETC.. well Of water and shade trees IN the
Yard fronting so feet and running back 1904 feet,
will be sold ut auction on SATURDAY, August
18th. ut o. clock p. NJ.
TERMS Onc-third cash balance In q, 5; ana l.
months secured by a trust deed. interest added.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN.