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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18
wha< an Eva trrttsf ayts Hosstse VIE
| n<ss says niyotat pessrcssee,-

WhuF an Eva eurttal autS HoaStsf VIE
n<ss says asyotst Tessrcsses,
A gentleman connected with the
Central Democratic Committee Of st.
louis sends the Nashville Banner tho
following note. II furnishes q pleas
ing contrast to the ISLANDERS cf the
lying vsgabonds of the Cincinnati
Gazette.
HofatSo y. Wood, Esq, we'll
known young attorney of this city,
has been travelling In your sstate on
official business, and from which hes
has recently returned, having travelled
as he says. through tho county of
Hickman ard dtheadjoining county cf
Maury, where, as the Radical papers
tell as, the Kuklux Klan had their
organization TO the terror of Union
men. Mr.. Wood says that he was
one of those who believed that the
citizens of the South ard returnett
Confedcrates, from what he had read
in Radical papers, intended to again
make war against the Constitution,
and he believed WITH tire Radical
press that this heipg their PURPOSE, he
favored the negro SUPREMACY Of Con-
gress being placed and continued over
them. He has seen for himself, and
says that never were d people moro
maligned or UNANIMOUSLY treated; their
Uniofiisni Is attdoubtsd, snd their
disposition to avoid any other or
further contest is apparent. Mr..
Wood has been in the Union army
four ygnrsj and had up TO the time Of
his visit 10 sour State bccn an ultra
Radical, but Browiilow's reign of ter
ror has changed him, and l am salts
fled that Grant and Colfax have lost
another vote,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

"LET Us HAVE PEACE."-I have
knocked you down, have beaten you,
Ihavesp nyour throat have picked
your pocket, says the trooly loil man;
and iiow lfyoU beat me back again,
or attempt to deprive me of my hard
earned gains, l will cry out revolu-
ton, and everybody who isn't rebel
and n traitor and n bloody revolu-
ZIONIST and will fly to my rescue
Let us have peace; and nov, my good
friend, for another dig at your purse.
N. y. World 1911.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

On CENsuRis.-"tor my part" says
Rev, John Newtoh, ''if my pocket
was full of stones, have no fight to
throw one at the greatest barkslider
upon earth, l have either doit as
bad or worse than he; or I should II
the Lord had left ME q little to my
self, for l am made of just the same
materials; IL there be any difference,
1t Is wholly of Grate.n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

The calico interest of the United
States IL an important one. The total
product Of the printed goods IN 1890
was about 9, ,000,000 yards. In 1886, 1T
reached 120, ,OOO,000. In 1855, there
were twenty-seven prIht-works in tho
United States, which produced in the
aggregate 350, 200, 900 yards per year.
This amount, at an average of ten
cents per yard, was worth $50, ,0OO, 600.
There are Q, 900, 900 cotton spindles now
In operation IN the United Stntes, of
which over 2,0O0,0O0 are running on
cloths for printing, and produce 45O,-
00O, 900 yards.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

THE official returns of the election
In Vermont on the LIST itist., have not
been received, but the following state
ment Is believed to be correct: Page,
Rep, 40, ,0s6l Edwards, DEM, II, ,033;
Republican, majority, 1896. As the
official returns come In tho Radical
majority grows less, and is now more
than 1000 less than was claimed by
the Radicals a few days ago.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

THE DEMOCRATS TO CARRY THE
CoUNTRY.--The South seems likely
to go with rush for Seymour, and
the reason Is that the Republican pol
icy has been made so clear by Con-
gress aiid the reconstructOrs that 1t IL
impossible to disguise 1t, especially
in that most offensive point, negro
Suffrage. On the other hand there Is
everything to hope rom the Demo.
Gratis, and the Southern people readl.
ly believe that they will have the
sympathy of the leaders of that par
ty. In all the Southern States we
shall see nearly what we have Just
seen in Kentucky, and as the Demo-
crats will surely divide the North,
there is the highest probability that q
sweeping success In the South will
give them the country. .--NetU York
Hert,id, August l2th. b.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM THE
STATES. General RAM
dpll has just returned from trip
North and West He expresses the
belief that the Democrats will carry
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio In
the October elections, and In that
event Wisconsin and Miniiesotn will
undoubtedly go for Seymour.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

"Pap" Thomas reports the whole
number Of Federal soldiers inferred to
be 27g,043, and the total cost 10 tho
government OF It's cemeteries has beeil
$500, 800. And yet the radical party
desire to increase the number and the
cost,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

Temperance puts wool on the fire,
rneal In the barrel, fiour In the tub,
money in the ptrsc, credit In tho
country, contentment la the house,
clothes on the children, vigor In the
body, intelligence In the brain, and
spirit in the whole constitution,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

A weii-informed writpr has estiina.
ted the losses of the South, In cOtise-
quence Of the war, including the val-
ne Of her slaves and the inyalidating
Of the Confederate debt and currency,
six thousand millions. s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

MEAN PEoPLE.-The iiiah who
kicks people when they are down,
and the subscriber Who rehises 10 pay
FOR his paper.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

1t In predicted that the Democracy
will carry the State Of Georgia by fif-
ty thousand majority for Seymour
and Blair.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

The greatest llt on record--ttat
Logan, the model lsadical, Is a lover
of truth,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18
Don Pihtt, one of the ablest Radical
editors In Ohio, recently saidi


From DC hour of his (Lincoln's)
first ina uSurdtion, up TO The time o.
his death, ne hioDcs Were dHfn office.
IL was impossible, almost, to lay
hands on n official, and not touch q
man made rich by his position. This
was especially the case with the mon,
eyed office. Honest men stood aghast
atthe impunity with which stealing
went on. All cries Of shame at the
outrage seemed unavaillng. Az OPP
pdsition 10ds MrOUn array. Thieves
Wtre turned Om 10 be succeeded by
Mepesi and colossal fortunes pcre
utde IN an hour. The amiable old
Pf,sident cracked jokes over the ras-
chity, and said that IN his appoint
Iyents he had run his hand into d
sick Of fifty snakes to find one eel.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

What does a telegraph operator do
when he receives the heads Of impor-
tant hews7 Waits for de tails.
Thc Radical party IL In favor of
progress into the liockets df the peo-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

Crops throughout Arkansas are tho
finest ever hIiown.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18
DISSOIIITION.

'IuIFC On PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRE
l existing between Hainlett a Schruadt Is
this day, Ivy mutual cohscit, dissolved =.
Those indebted 10 the Arm viii please call
On !. ]. Hamlet, lat II. kincannonsl aild
settle Also, those having clntn,s agalhs,
the old hrm, viii please prescott them to
the same tpr paNinVnt
Mi SchroaAt viii continue the Carpcn-
tors business ut the same old stand, Mr
uamlptt can be- h,und With II. kmcannon
~ the Tin, stove and House thtuishinn
line on Franklin street
a. AH.I..f - ISIS. fM.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18
To Advertisers.

Nh. Parties advertising by contract, for a
given time, will be confined to their legiu-
mate bugincss; anything outside OF this
will be charged for separately.
ceedina three months, will have the privi-
Icee of renewing their adyertisements
Quarterly; oil extra changes VIII DC
ma aDoublc-column advertisements will
be charged ne-third more than regular
rates for single columns.
no Funeral Notices, Obituarics, or any
other matter subscribing private interest
will he charged for.
re Notices in local and special columns
are matters Of special contract
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

Never tip your beaver toa fine lady
Bnd pass the poor woman without
4eniing 10 see her.
Never remind other people OF per-
s,nal deformity, or Of the relatives
Jho have disgracGd them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18
CO.PARTNERsUIP,

MIR. II. W. WEATIIERS. OF THE LATE
MI arm of Turnkey & Weaihers, has been
90 an interest I'm our business, the
firm naine ref1aining unchanged,
SMITH 4 HtrCHlNuS.
IniN 81 rs nIn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
MISS MAGGIE MciNERNEY

HAS OPENED a HAIR ESTABLISH
Ill ment at Mrs. ]. Tassi's Millinery Store,
over Courts & Beaumont's, where she is
ready 10 wait upon all the ladies with any
kind of Ornamental Hair Work they may
wish to have done.
Aug. IA, '6S-2n.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18

lT'he cables for the new bridl eat Nj
igara arc being stretched.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-18
MARRIAGE MAxIMs.

. I am truly yours,
HENRY WARD BEECHEH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
\ SsIGNEE,s SALE or ONE THOU

A SsIGNEE's SALE OF ONE THOU
EIGHT ACRES OF MOST DESIRABLE REAL
THE RICHMoND- AND DANYILLEl RAIL-
ROAD AND BANISTER RIVER, At PUBLIC
AUCTION. ~-As assignee Of John Clark; bank.
Court for lie district Of Virginia, shall, on
WEDNESDAY the I'd day OF September, Lssa, sen n
on the premises, at public auction, free from all
fas and Id5 N aomse sh
TATE u3o1 which the said John Clark now re-
Sides This tract-a large portion Of whlGn IS Dest
ject to overnow-lies in Halifax county, Va, some
eight miles east of the Courthouse, upon BanlstSr
river and the line of the Richmond ana DanSllle
f HNpRE sba AND sS,' FTFTY.EIGHT ACRES
The RESIDENCE Is one Of the most elegant In
the county, and contains sixteen rooms sltuatea
trpon q beautiful emtnence, commanding view OF
tile country for miles up and down the river.
Out-houses igrauaries, barns, stables. &c, 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
Thn Whole tract WIN be divided into several
smaIle- PARCELS plats Of which viii be exhibited
on the day OF SALE. Capitalists seeking permanent
Investment of funds. and small farmers In search
Of homes are alike invited TO view these lands and
be present ut the sale. - 4
TERNs': One-Sourth cash; the residue In one,
two and three years. the purchaser giving ponds
with approved personal security Tor the deferred
nayments. which shall bear interest from date OF
SALE the interest to be secured by separate bonds
falling due at the maturity OF each psineipaf bond
and the assignee retaining title as further secu-
rty until the purchase money shaly es W fa5{ a'
.sszIF a,e Assignee OF John Clark, bankrupt.
HALIFAX CoURTHogsE,sNk..Ju july .. 1858.
N. B.-The sale above advertised win commence
aPrytv AZ scnttsburs, on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad In ample time for the sale. i lsse
lty it-Tu&F tds Iy., al. = iis - .g..,l.f. ,Ll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
ss4ag BY Sampson Jones, DR., q Co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Hain and Cary streets.

A ssIGNEE'S. sALE.--As assignee Of
IN Henry Exail, bankrupt j win, on .sATUR-
DAYthe sff dag Of August next st 1P. NJ, cell At
auction at Exalls building, T8elhh street near
the corner OF Main, the fine GRANITE QUARRY
known as Pages Quarry, - situated In Henrieo
county on the James River and KanSwna canal,
about two and q half miles from Richmond. has
four to five acres or land. The granite Is reppted
to be OF very superior quality, and there Is said
TO be enough OF tt to last twenty yesrs' workilg.
Also, the BOAT and TOOLS belonging TO the
same, with the SHEDS and TOOLS on the corner
Of Ninth and Byrd streets, Ta5i sd -Hft.
Also, all the right and title Of Henry EIal TO
HOUSE snd LEASE OF LOT on .Twelsth$ strees,
arcorneT OF sMain.tI 5Et3 tgTE gS5 fItsttssT %
Also, the SHEDS on Twelfth, street, with the.
TOOLS ana Old IRON 81 them, next 70 said
Also, lot of .sANDSTONE. ,Fs,, r,3ss .;tsf .sl3<
TERMS or SALE Ono. third cash: balance In
three and SIX months. negottab notes IA II sums
u1 ~ i sl'e cash Assissss d HEM assss S s
5D0cKBRIDGE ALI M. SPRINGS, j VA,
/ IN FOR SALE SEPT NBER i lsea, This
spfendid property is ecrsei to be soid fSs parii-
ton on the list DAY. OF sEI'T = biaRisAHfs
{ For full particulars, see FGtion4t lntsfts
aud every Mondays Issue Of New 1ork kisrGia I'll
stIay ttf sale. On 1915 5aof}N ID. BALDWIN, =
- - HENRY b. MICatE,,S9
~, ,.ss s John y IN, E sas4 as si
ty ie-sds - g,,fs; ssT9-Erz Commissioners. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
~ By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

..Ea. I.
r ARGE AND WELL-ARRANGED DIS
Il TILLERY,, ON MOORE STREET, IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND; ALSO, AN EXC1L-
LENT STEAM ENGINE, &C, FOR SALE PRI-
yATELY.-For sale privately, that valuable pro-
perry located as above, having front OF 1so feet
cons Quarter branch 49, -.
The improvements on this lot consist OF large
new brick building, covered with slate, granite
basement 50xs0 feet; also. one other brick build
ing 20x40 feet also, large brick stable, granite
foundation, covered with slate, 6O1eo Feet besides
several other sheds. 90 5s4t-.,s @ssr
Tn the large brick building is complete set Of
DfSTILEERY. FIXTURES and APPARATUS.
nearly new, and cost, as learn (without the real
estate) about 800 00Q and constitute, as am In
formed one of the most complete distillerfes In
Virginia.. a full supply of pure spring water. con-
viewed by pipes passes through the whole property,
thus adding greatly to its value.
a LARGE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
and an additional BOILER Of l0o-horse power
will be sold with without the real estate, as may
be determined Ut the hour of sale.
The foregoing real and personal estate present
great attractions to those disposed. to embark In
the dlstiliery business or In other manufacturing
pufposesi = EstE l'-'.
The foregoing valuable, property cam be pur-
chased privately at low figure, or the machinery
and fixtures can be purchased separately from the
a great bargain viii be given If application be
made ut once. ao,,,,,,.- r
-jy 2T-3t 80 yiBEss 80 :tt3ss= 49, w. 0oLDIN.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
YXTILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 4TI
BY A. G. ,Pulliani, Auctioneer.
gpRovED AND 5UllNIMPRovED REAL

IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED REAL
1 ESTATE I'm MARX,Ss ADDITION, ON
HULL STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTlpN.-
At the request or Mr.. G.. A. Perry viii sell on
SATURDAY the 1st Of August, at O'Clock Z. NJ,
on the premises --g.
First. The LOT and BUILDINGS thereon at
the corner of Hull and Jefferson Streets fronting
on Hull street feet two inches, and run
ming back seyenty-flve feet. Tbs property is
situated Immediately Mt the corporation line, and
well located for grocery store.
Second. The vacant LOT at The intersection OF
the Petersburg turnpike with Hull street ICON
tnued) in Marks addition, opposite the residence
OF Mr.. James Briggs being Lot No: OF TRAN,
gular square, fronting on Hull street lS2 feet ana
running back OF an irregular depth on the PETERS
burg turnpike le5 feet and on the western line 10?
feeteelegantly located for store Of any kind and
to accommodate the weary traveller with produce
and m arketiug coming to the city.
TERMS One-third cash; balance In negotiable
notes at four, eight. and twelve months, Interest,
secured by trust deed Taxes Tor 1905 10 De paiu
y2s A. G. PULLAM. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
: RESTAURANTS, dc.

YETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, No.
~ 1905 MAIN STREET, has constantly ON hand
all the LUAUR1ESa and everything In season that
can be obtained In this latitude an served np I'm
the best style at his tabes, furnished to order
for dinners or parties In his own saloons at the
residences of citizens. - +.@tt = "a
Tho best LIQUO Rs and BREWED DRINKS at
his bar. Excellent CLARET.suitablefo for thes ca
s' TuRf III fs aud P STEAKS FAX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
=AuCr1ON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
Dy wellington aoddin,
Auc.ionecr ana Real Estate AGENT

,TyprsTFE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM or SEVEN HuNDklEslpg- Az ~ ~ ~
i. IaASMES RIVER, At BOSHER'S DAILY VT, ".
ina Of deed of trust executed TO the Iassy
tho late Daniel Stringer, dated lst OF June7 To-,
he credit payments of the real estate bengns OF
SO. Dural shall proceed 70 ss az pf tSe st Of
nrnst 1883 ut II O'Clock BE-. fair lot, t ane
frst fair day thereafter, the Est 10
located as above, on which Mr. GeoTg sr d nrrN
b BRED and SIX ACRES, embracing some me flp
land. tasi -. IL ,r,,,1oot
uaIity. embracing a fine dwelling and the usual
-out-buildings. 80. ], .--,,.,,sos of
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expense, Oh o.
sale AND! Ia discharge bond of g 0s2 49, WIZ in
terest from list of June 1859 and as to the RESIDUE
~ the nroceeis Of sale, on such terms as shall DC
announced at the hour OF sale nr-z,oeoa
jy27 49, - w. GOoDIN, !I1s.es-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
BY Paine Q Co., Auctioneers.

GALE OF STOCK GOODS AT AUG
y TION.-On THURSDAY, July e. commence
Ing at 10 ocock, will sell at our auction rooms,
the entire stocks of two country stores, consisting
Of
- DRY GOODS, - ~. rs
BOOTS and SHOES
-se5 e.rs. + .ftH CLQTHING,
HARDWARE, &C., 60,
among which will be found great variety Of very
choice and desirable goods. W
~ We VIII also add to the above largo invoice Of
SMALL WARES, comprising
Gloves, In great variety Hoop Skirts, Spool Cot
tons, Pocket Books, Hair Nets, Combs, Buttons,
Neck-Ties, Belts, Balmoral Skirts. Shawls, Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs, Embroiderics, &c, NC.
=, ALSO,
FIFTY TRAVELLING TRUNKS, Of various
styles.
Sale pcremptory and without reserve.
Nv % PAINE Il CO., Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
BY wellington Goddtn.
! skr,cffoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
STOCK OF DRUGS. MEBICINEss us SG:Mbsy
virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 s date
~ March 1895 duly recorded In Ric6m0 nn
Huns shall n e1s e sseip
oS NJ md T,renty. FIRST streets, en FRIDAY Inc
Fl t or August fssa coencing at y eS1sNkE g
NJ all of their: stock Of DR1tGS. M nGG1IIfNTERS
,s SH1EIs1t5sNiHa SHOW CASES PREsCRIPpdpotN
CASES. SCALES and WEIGHTS. s Oh 1nercban-
dise stock and axtures contained in the SAID drug
TEnMs: whilst the deed requires cas1 saIe,
aftT dollars cash win be required; over that s,,
sixty DAYS credit for approved endo5ssNa nS
bic paper. o. q. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
tar BY Grubhs G Williams, Aucdoneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
11RUsTEE's SALE OF TWO VALU;

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALU-
ABLE GRANITE-ER RON SIT, sT9RlESsf E IN
RETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, At AUG
virtue Of deed Of trust execqree by
dated 5th Of April 1854, and recorded IN Klcnnona
Hastings Court Office. the undersigned n 81
trustee appointed by the said court, WIZ sell az
auction upon The premises on TUEsD ia 2srh OF OF
july at 81 O'Clock 2. M, If fair, II not theh on
the next fair day thereafter, at the same ho'T 1he
real estate conveyed In said deed beiSg Nv" ~
Fifteenth street. upon. which stand the granlee-
front tenements Nos. and lo-the former iedy
occupied by Mr.. Charles Howard, ana the latter
now occupied by Messrs. Hill & Pleasants
The lots front about 20 feet each and run oacS ioo
This propertyis very. desirable for commercial
purposes and Is worthy the attention OF persons
seeking safe and profitable investment.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to discharge the balance sofSfhe dent
secured by the said deed of trust the same oeng
81 u.s. Is with interest from the Sd of August lS62
the balance upon terms to be made known at the
time Of the sale, CHARLES U. WILLIAM
Substituted Trustee.
GRUBEs s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 1y II :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
..r - THOMAS WATKtNS,) 'D
ty lS-.Ty2s SL Aug Il n IL. II, 1T st.ss .atI=- t
A TTRA GIVE SALE OF ONE THOU

A TrRAeTIVE SALE OF ONE THOU
> N SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-sIX. ACRES OF VERY r. s vALgIAIBL1E hEAL L
E Eb H H HaFA9 vrtae s Of an order Of
the United States District Court FOR the District Of
Virginia, the undersigned VIII; on; THUKsDlAf
at public auction that portion OF the landed estate
Of John Clark ESQ, conveyed by said ga fsI and
May, 1867, and duly recorded In Halifax County
Court Clerks Office, to James Peasants and Albert
Blair, In trust for certain purposes therein men
1 T9s acres. and consists OF two adjoining planta-
ttons, described IS follows: .-,F,s.s ;, ...za
The first tract containing o12i acres, lies on
tract purchased by John Clark OF William G. Nor
The second tract contains s7as acres, lies on
eSGed by eoa rs Baey
The whole OF these lands lie in ono body, on the
north side Of sanser rye5 within mn Tee meS @.
of Scottsburg depot, on the Richmond ana DanViile
railroad. The whole of 1t is we'll watered by creeks
OF considerable size and numerous branches, ana
the soil is susceptible Of easy Improvement.
BY order of the court, the whole tract win be
divided into such parcels as % s es
VIII be had to tho conveniences Of wood and water
and TO the settlements, which are numerous:
Plats OF these lands VIII be exhibited oil the day
of sale and before that day at the office OF Darks-
dales 4 Wood, Halifax Courthouse, Va,
peIshborhood is as good as any in the State. The
locality is healthy, and OF easy access by good
roads from Halifax Courthouse and from SCOTS
burA depot, son Richmond and Danyifie railroad.
It's rare indeed, that such opportunity for In
vestrnent is offered TO the public. Capitalists as
we'll as the man of small means would do well TO
view these lands and attend the sale. st II gifsl
TERMS as 600 win be required on the LIST day OF
JANUARY, lseS. 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 Teach principal bond.
the purchase money shall be fully paid. 81. e.
I .s-y.yt5.'- JAMES PLEASANTS, ~
= s'.9' -, ALBERT BLAIR, Il.
i ~ s-aSf sr5t ia3as a1sf29'lGJ sttf Trustees;
And w, W. WOOD, - afT5 -
Assignee Of John Clark, bankrupt.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, VA, July 7, lses.
N. B.-Sale win commence precisely at II ID.
tv Tt& ( $3.50 ~. -sTE5-sr
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PROPOSALS.
T1ROPOsALS ASKED F0R.--sEALF

DROPOSALS ASKED F0R.--SEALED,
PROPOSALS viii be received nc the otsee o.
the Clerk OF Hcnrfco County Court until tne sd III
DAY OF. AEGUSTa at u o'clock for Yebaildtne VIZ
On the Osborne Turnpike road, the contractoI -
replace tho woof-work and earfh-worS rs pelo's
the destruction OF sGs, hrfdgss l5.if .,,.a 1ay
the oonstfcsston OF eulyert near the present s''
OF The bridge u y 81. - .ha ,,s,,,e OF
mid CLERK 6y Calling for report OF Coinms slone.'
Ina both cases the contractor will take in'o con-
sideration the value OF the old mate.ial,
/ ADDRESS JASOB >. a i.a.aty
I,,, ~ ~ ,sss - -. 33 ls--td