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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-07

sast PETERSBURG, December 3, looot
The receipts Of cotton for the presen'
week have been rather more liberal fhan
for several weeks past. amopn'lSe ~ W
wards Of seven hundred bales, ana ma a'S
an aggregate Of nearly seven thouran J
bales since the first Of Septeu, per. IL h
generally sold as fast as it arrives, excep'
when the market is dull, which is somewhat
the case to-day. At such times the views
Of BUYERS and sellers are slow in harmon'-
zing.
a large quantity Of dressed mutton aud
beef ia now being daily sold at the auction
houses, and generally Of fine quality, but
bringing prices somewhat less than those
asked and obtained at the market houses.
A great number OF live turkeys are being
brought from the southwestern counties OF
Virginia, which are taken up as fast as
they come. All these, with good supply
Of game at the same time, afford plentiful
variety Of meats.
Since the Common Council passed the or
dinance, some months ago, permitting mer7
chants taking ont licenses to pay for part
of the wear instead Of the whole, as for
merly, the revenue officer makes quarterly
returns. For the quarter ending November
soth the amount collected was S7I5.26.
The examining committee Of the South
side railroad returned late last night from
a tour of inspection, having been absent
two days. They report the road to be In
better condition than Mt any time since the
war. Twelve miles of new rails have been
laid down, number of defective ones re-
placed, nearly the whole Of the old sills
have been renewed, and new cars and loco
motives put on the road. Altogether, it is
believed that President Malone will be
able to make y very favorable exhibit at the
annual meeting Of stockholders which
takes place on Wednesday next. But "a
accidents will sometimes happen in the
hest regulated families, so railroads cannot
he expected TO be entirely exempt. even
under the administration of General Ma
hone. The train bearing the party on their
return came in collision with dirt-train
moving in the opposite direction near Con-
cord station; but beyond detention of
couple of hours no Inconvenience was ex-
perienced.
The demand for the Southern Opinion TO-
day has been unprecedented. At least 300
copies have been sold, and the demand has
not been satisfied. ).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-07
By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

T1RUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ RESIDENCE AND HALF-ACRE LOT ~
CHURCH HILL, AT THE NORTHWEST cox ,tos :;
MEX OF MARSHALL A. ND TWENi I-hldhih
STREETS-By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust executor
to tnr subscribers by Mrs, Mary Frances liarwood
bearing date 18th September. 1855 duly recorded IN
Henrico County Court, we sh al, IN execution
thereof proceed TO sci! at public aucti n, on me
premises, on THURSDAY the 10th December, l;e.,
at O'Clock i. NJ. II fair Il not, the hrst iar GAY
thereafter, the REAL ESTATE nyeyed by "
said deed consisting OF that beautiful HALL,
ACHE Lon at III" northwest corner OF NarShAHi
and Twents. eighth streets, fr, nting on NaLshal
street l32 feet running back Les feet hasinZ inert
on large BRICK TEN EHESJ, now III Tie occu'
pancy Of Mr.. David Anderson. Jr.
The deed requires cash sale to me e1rht ".
about s. SO and expenses of sale yet. ny cosei:
OF the creditor, those terms will be accepted gr III
lieu of them one-fourth cash, balance al ionr'
eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes' ~.
terest added, secured by trust dc,d ana a 10 any
residue OF the proceeds of SAFE on auch terms -
shall be Announced at the hour OF sale.
no 2s-eod.ds j l.. APPERsON,} trustee, -
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AN EARTHQUAKE SToRY.-The following
somewhat doubtful story appears in the
"Western News" summary of the st. Louis
Republican Of the 9th: :. .,
tstrange phenomena are reported IN the
Sierra Nevada mountains, at the head OF
Kern river. The earth is said to have been
shaking for. more than two weeks,aimostia
constant shake, rolling rocks down the
mountain, and the earth waving like the
sea. 1t is supposed that it is volcano get
ting ready to burst out. The mountain is
supposed to open like hinge, hence it is
not felt great distance off. The atmos-
phere has been very thick there for weeks"
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Nader the author called upon Laftte the
banker one morning and said ~" You'll
think me- very bold perhaps, but want to
borrow 3,O0Of." Yes, do" replied La
fitte g but you'll admit lam holder than
you, for propose to lend them to you."@
One Of our exchanges publishes an arti.
Gle half column in length, every word of
which begins with 81. =. ~..1
Robert = Lincoln will always be rich.
Why2 Because he is an Abe-Bob.-Bdgby.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Peal Estate Agent.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL BRICK
y TENEMENT 4 ND VACANT LOT. ONTHr
WEST SIDE OF VALLEY STREET BE-
TWEEN DARLINGTON AND WASHIHGTOE
STREETS, EXTENDING BACK TO CONCORD
sTREET.-At the request Of the owner I shall
sell at auction on the premises, on TUESDk I the
9Th Decembe- 1853, At O'Clock Z. NJ, the SMALL
BRICK TENEMENT located above recently
In the occupancy of Mr.. Iougherty, and near the
residence of Mr.. Michael Purcell. ..r
The LOT on Valley street has front of % BY
100 feet, and the one concord street Tor Central
railroad h - Il front Of IS by 100 feet
TERMS Half cash; balance ut three and six
months for negotiable notes, interest added &C.
cured by trust deed. W. GOpD1N,
de l-eodtd5 egs.. ..E tuctioneer.
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"a TO avoid waste. With+a good supply Of
food, regularity in feeding, comfortable
stables cleaned out daily, proper ventia1
ton, and water easify accessible, there ls
no trouble id doubling thsHordipary guam
tity Of butter from now, until mid-winter or
elater.--Araerican Agricadturist:i aGE@1
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BY s. II. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ Bile FARM IN HEERfC0 COUNTY.-Ry
virtue OF decree OF the County Court OF Henrico
In the suit of Robson, &c. Us. Irby, &C.. pro-
nounced on the 10th of November, 1893, viii sell
on MONDAY the 7th day OF December, 1866. that
beiug Uenrtco County court-dLy. the TRACT OF
LAND in the suit mentioned, OF which flizsbeth
Irby died seized, containing, Two HUNDRED
AND SEVEN AND A HALF ACRES.
The said land has on Il good buildings, and Is
about nine miles below the city OF Richmond. con-
venient to the York River railroad at Savage Sta
ton, and Is now occupied by good tenant.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO satisfy u note OF
Samuel NJ. Page's, former purchaser OF said land,
for the sum OF three hundred and eighty four DOH
lars and twenty-five cents with Interest accrued
thereon till paid, and the cost Of said decree ard
the sale OF the land the balance upon such credit
as said Page, former purchaser. may direct and
in the event Of his failure 10 give such Of ecuons,
upon a credit or twelve months, the purchaser ex-
ecuting bond with Interest from date ana title re-
taiued until paid and conveyance directed by the
Court the said sale 70 be made at the cost and risk
of the said Samuel ID Page. ,x,,
noSs - r3t's5 Special Commissioner.
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MAKE. MORE BUTTER.-Butter Is very
high, and it lie desirable to increase the sup
ply of an article in such general use. There
is but one way of doing this. We cannot
increase the number of COWS. so as to meet
the demand this fall and winter, but We
can, by liberal feeding, enable the cows that
we have to give more milk, or at least we
can get milk containing from one-third to
one. half more butter. That liberal feed
ing will do this there can be no question.
What extra food to give depends on cir
cumstances. The quality of the grass at
this season is apt TO deteriorate, and even
when there is an abundance of it O little
richer food can be given to the COWS with
great advantage. When grass is short Their
is still greater necessity for, and advantage
in, providing extra food. In many sections
there is much corn imperfectly cared, and
there can be no better way of disposing of
it than to feed it out, stalk and all, to mich
COWS. This will save husking. If well
cured and put in small stacks, or in barn,
with layers of straw between the corn, very
few of the soft ears will mould. A liberal
supply Of the fodder will keep up the flow
Of milk until Christmas, and if the COWS
are provided with warm stables butter may
be made nearly all winter.
: When there is no fodder Of this kind on
the farm, feed ordinary corn-stalks, or hay
and straw, with liberal allowance Of some
kind Of grain or Of oil-cake. Probably
corn meal is the cheapest food that can be
used and 80 far as the writer's experience
extends, he has never found any trouble in
using it. -Four quarts day to each COW
have been used with great advantage, and
at the present price of butter such feeding
is quite profitable. Some dairymen prefer
to feed half corn meal and half bran.
When peas can be obtained at about the
same price as corn, q mixture of equal
parts Of corn and pea meal is perhaps the
very best food that can be given to o cow.
If wheat bran was cheap (say but little
higher than hay) we would feed that also.
But our object is not so much to say
which is the best grain to feed mich COWS
as to urge farmers to feed grain of some
kind. 1t does not so much matter what.
Only give, the, COWS a liberal supply of food, ,
and they will return liberal supply OF
butter. The kind Of grain and the way Of
feeding is left to the judgment and good
sense Of the readers. When it is convent
ent, it is better to " Stop " the COWS; but If
not convenient, the fodder may be chafed
and moistened with water, and due pro-
portion of meal mixed with it, care being
taken that the managers are so constructed
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THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS PRO.

'hUDI Oa LIZ vt ~DOfGE MlLbo I NJ
4 PE2TY,IN GO0CHLAND- COUNTY.-By
virtue of deed OF trust to me as trustee from s.
d. Fisher. dated January 8, 1857, recorded In
Goochland County Court. and by request or the
creditors therein secured 1.-THE Injunction hereto
fore granted having been dismissedl. shall sell at
public auction on the premises. on MONDAY the
4th day Of January 1862 at y O'Clock M., II fair,
If not the first fair day thereafter, that valuable
property known as DOVER MILLS, lying In the
and Kanawha canal. Tover creek, and the lands Of
F. r. Hohson. consisting of TRACT OF LAND
containing SIXTEEN ACRES more or less. with
MACHINERY. FIXTURES and WATER
RIG HTS; DISTITLhRY, DWELLING-HOUSE
buildings and appurtenances. the whole constl-
tuting II well known AID very desirable property.
presenting great attractions to mers, capitalists,
and others. .-3 #r 1854
TERMS The deed authorizes sale for cash as
to large part of the purchase money. but By con-
sent OF the creditors accommodating terms Will BE-
granted. which will be made known st the sale.
L. r. HOWISOS,
de 4-2tawtlJan.t til Trustee.
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EVERY paper in Virginia spells
it"plow.n Even the Dispatch has " ploW.'
Why "plow?" Why not r-u-f. rough
COZ, cough or do, dough ?-Bagby.
Answer to the first question For
short "-and upon good authority.
To the second We have no authority fol
ca dninn
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE on VALU.

N ABLE REAL AND Personal PE1,,
PERTY IN KING W!LL1AM GoDaId .15I ~,
c. t. u, Of Robert Hill, deceased, VIII, upon ".
premises, on TUES % the STA day Of DsceinSct'
iss II lstr IL not the t hs1t inr N, m
called FoKKLAND, containing TWO ny : D Lf.rt,
AND sIXTY-sEvFE ACHES, OF which AooG'
two hundred acres are arabic the residue urbeTSJ,
wing in the county or King William t"o ihi.'
from the Courthouse, SIX miles from fiShbau iIA,
lion, on the York River railroad. and Ave miIsg
from two public iandinGs-oac on the ha~Af'N'
and the other or the pamunkey.
The land IS productive and well adspted 20 !Ls
culture OF corn, wheat oats. p2tstoe Hid eiSfT,,
Ply iaG th 6S Fx aBs2nn |. e MahL
The buildings consist ola DWELLIS5-HoufoEr,
KITCHEN, b 4 K n, STABLk, ChEhi VI
HOUSE. an OFFICE IN THE YAtD. aaG 9tl.I
FARM HOUSES, which areiD good ORDER a q aa.
pie FOR the comfortable accommodation oi 'A'h'
family. and for III agricultural purposes
he water 1, unsurpassed. ,,.,.g #
The location is ably healthy, and Is one o
the most desirable IN The coun',. go, ,,.,s
There win be, sold ~ the same time sma Pie ne
same estate, called the eQIIh6E, S9a sswss
about ONE HUNDRED AND TWESTl .ss 80 ' ~.
ACRES and lying two miles rom Ins OF
described fsrIn. 1t has upon u large quAN't'' "
PINE TIMBER. ,,,t ne
.t the same time and place will be also 500 ~ y.
Bers a Sse sspsssS 0 sna lis
Hill deceased, consisting o. COIN, sou,,t.'raN
SHUCKS ST0Ck. OF oAITL. Hggas't tfGi'.E-
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C. ,,,,l
: Iha terms for the real estate viii Dc ohe,I \,
cash; the residue at nice AVID sigEieen montlS ,,S
equal tnstalmeDts with interest from Gay o.
the purchaser or purchasers to Rave ths PRIME
of paying the whole In cash, but II pot 70 Tor
their bonds with approved personsi ssS IN re-.
the deferred payments ana the Ute WIZ ,n,y be
tginsd tn the whole OF tbs purchase mohH2} n.
paid, when deed with special warranty Wiz
given. ,,o,v, on the
Terms for personal property maze Sn mo-, s,R
dag OF sale. JDhN W - linhe,t ard
Commissioner. administrator, &c, OF no1e 81
Harriet Gtl, deceased. ~
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By A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
outhwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth )

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OFF LAND IN CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY
At AUCTION.-By virtue Of decree Of the
County Court Of hesterfeld county Nngelnber
form isss in the case Of q. A. Wood rS. Wood Il
ais. viii sell at public auction. In front OF thes
terfieId courthouse. on rUEsD ~. HecembGr
s, 1883 Chat being court-tar). TtACI ,F LAND
northwest by Broad Gock road, south by Iot!!n's
tract west by John Woods tract, cast By Ne"
road. -,
TERMS : Qne-fourth cash balance at SIX, eight
and twelve months Interest added, in Negotiable
notes, and title retained until deferred payments
are Maid II. n. LOGAN,
Commi sSiOner
no ed-ThWSTutd,
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BY Richardson L Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1918 Main, corner Of Eleventh street.

A VERY PRETTY SUCCEED DWELL
FKON TING FORTY BY ONE HUNDRED
AND Thirty FEET, ON SECOND BETWEEN
1T AUCTION.-Will be sold AZ auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 4th OF December, at
O'Clock 7. NJ, the aforementioned property.
The house has just been painted, andis In excel
lent repair mrs @..r..
TERMS One-tbird cash {; balance at four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes bearing
interest, AMI secured by deed OF trust.
- &. RICHARDSON & NEWBHRN,
Auctioneers.
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q Receipts of Cation for The Week Dressed
Sa Meats and Fouls Favorable ReDort OF
T. the Condition of the Soathsidc Railroad
6 Southern Opinion.''
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Aucti0neers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.

WTE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, at
Wv our warehouse, Nos 4, G. and Fifteenth
street. b. tween Main ANA Cary. on MONDAY, 18th
instant commencing al half-past loo'clock A. NJ,
a good stock Of -"RvCEklES, WINES, LII
QUORS. &c, consisting 0f
BACON-SIdes, ShoulGcrs, and Hams:
PORTO RICO and REFINED SUGARS,
RIO and LAGGBYRA COFFEES,
AALKEREL and IIERRLEGS,
MOLASSES and SYRUPS,
ADAMANTINK and rALLow CANDLES,
TEAS, yarious grades ,. M
CHEESE,
q, STARCH, ....s t...-
LAID,
81 FAMILY and TOILET SOAPS
VINEGAR.
PARLOR MATCHES,
BHODMS, '--rv aansr -
BUCKTTa and TUBS,
WRAPPING PAPER,
BACKING and BRUSHES
MUSTARD and PEPPER, &C.
-~ l- rs ALSO, TO Es-
.. WRISKEY, BRANDY, RUM. GIN, and 4
general assortment or WINES.
s. JONES, DR., h CO.,
de Auciioreers.
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PROrEssI0NaL CARDS.
THOMAS F. GOoDE,

ATTORNEY At La"
RoYpToS, ascKLsSsURG COUNTY Va
prsctices In the courts OF alecksnonrs no ese ..
Ing counties, and In the Quilted STATES N"ait 81,
Richmond.
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ONE.FTFTH INTEREsTgINrTHE 81

1855 -Erg III - Es.--.-. a. - at'ttt -
A ONE-FFTH INTEREST," I'M THE ST.
IN CHARLES HOTEL PROPERTY Will
Misses, ON WEDNESDAY,, THE 18th DAY
OF DHCEMBER. At "a O'CL OCR9M.--Th he pro-
peGty r 4 IN
east correro or Rain and Wall streets. Is seventy.
three and fen-twelffhs by sboutI one hundred and
large and handsome brick bnilding covering the
whole ares, four stories above the basement az 9
lad off into three eligible stores on Main street
tel which embraces about one hundred rooms
finished and arranged In the hest manner. with
every convenience and requisite for the business.
The Hotel Is now successfully conducted.
The tents arc between $1,000 and Us. 600. and the
location IS so ADVANTAGEOUS. being II the heart OF
the bu' mess part Of the city. that this property
mist ALWAYS he regarded as substantial aud pro-
ftah'c iuyestn ent
TERMS VIII be maze known NJ the time OF
sale. ~ ,gg sGRUBBS q WILLIAMS.
dc 7-a,11.td Auctioneers
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VTANTED. Several families can obtain
wv splendid SUITS OF ROOMS. with PRI-
vATE PARL0R IL de=ired. Also the most oe-
sIrable rooms shifted for single gentlemen FIST
class BOARD at the lowest price. Apply at once
I at the RICHMOND HOUSE. corner Of Governor
and Ross streets, Richmond. Va: r,r,,-rox- .
de S-1wx Mrs. y. RI. IfiohN 'oN,
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BY 6rubbs q williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
I DENCE on the north side of Franklin street
three doors above Fourth street, occupied By Mrs.
Taliey, will be sold at auction, the premises on
WEDNESDAY, 9th December, at a O'Clock z.
It has ten rooms besides bathroom and closets,
ample kitchen and servants rooms stable and
carriage-house. Lot thoroughly drained by cul-
vert. Rooms large and airy. and the location one
of the most desirable In the city. The property is
well worthy the notice OF those seeking pleasant
residence. ~. -s.1F A ,-a.Ea. ...4- e.. ...
TERMS At sale. --
n rU 80 .a..- GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
AuctoOppra.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

TTOR RENT AT AUCTION, IN FRONT
II OF THE TOB Geo FXCHAEGE, on SAT-
URDaY, DECEMBER 18TH, at IL o. clock m.-The
large and .cemmodious WAREHOUSE known as
the ssLud1an q Watson Warehouse located ut
Rockets will be rented as above for one year from
frst January next It ia one hundred and twenty ~
ffty feet three stories and garnet above basement.
Its daptability for general storage and for dry
stemming ard curing tobacco are unequalled.
Those unacquainted with the premises and de
string to examine It prior to the day Of renting
can do so. -r-------
de ct u GARRET r, WAISON.
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A UCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
N FARMS IN HANOVER COUNTY, VA
AS agents Of William Fl. Cosby we win sell !.
public auction, at l O'Clock 2 NJ. on WEDNES-
DAY, 18th day Of December, 1858. IN front Of the
depot at Hanover Junction, two very valuable
FARMS, lying respectively thrce.quarters Of
mile and two miles from Tayorsvie depot, Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
No. l. "ASPEN GROVE contains FOUR
HUNDRED AND SIXrY-TWO ACRES. lying On
Little river has good dwelling and all Necessary
Out-bulldings.
No. .. "HARRIs PLACE" contains THREE
HUNDRED AND FURTY-FOUR ACRES. lylng
on North Anna river, on which are some valuable
grounds. Land lies we'll, and Is In high state
OF improvement. Has good, comfortaole dwell.
ing and all the necessary out-bui.dinKs.
Both Of these farms are healthy, have abundance
of timber and are peculiarly adapted to the truck.
Ing business for city markets.
Parties from any direction can attend sale and
return same evening by railroad.
holland & CARR.
General Land Agents,
de l-.tawtds charlottesville, Va
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f DISAPPOINTMENT. slr +.
The weather being inClement, the abOye.m
toned sale Is postponed until MONDAY, 7th De-
ccmbcr, atI O'Clock y. VI. ...
de 5 fJa2'a RICHARDSON Il NEW BURN.
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81 By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

UOUsE AND LOT IN DUVAL'S ,AD-
IL DITION, AT THE CORNER OF ST.
JOHN AND BACON. STREETS FOR SALE
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of December.
1883. ut O'Clock P. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT
located sbove being part OF lot No. cay fronting
so feet Bacon street running back 100 feet, now
occupied by Elizabeth Thacker.
TERMS Ope-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes interest added
secured by a trust deed. W. GODDIN,
i de6 VI s&.ss- sl Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

l. A LARGE NUMBER OF HANDSOME
n Bulldog LOTS, IN THE PL4N OF
GEILsToN. NEAR BTCHANAN SPRING
NOW SPRING PARKh7 WILL BE SOLD At
A COTTON. Upon THE pPFMISFS, THURS.
DAY, srH DECFMBFR AT 81 O'CLOCK P. N.
The lots tn be sod front on Clay. Marshall. and
other streets ust beyond and near to the residence
Of Mr.. r. J. Fuker. and embrace some of the ELI
Chile and desirable building sites in that rapidly
improvfn q neiRhborh0od. 0frg trsiE. rsI
They win be laid fl To suit the views OF bidders,
and the sale will afford good opportunity To Sc
cure building lots or to make profitable invest
ment. .-...--- .-.. .E, .--. .s
ap.rt -r1EsF'I 10 GRUBBS.& WILLIAMS.
del .. -.. ..-.-4 ro44gi ,Auctianeers.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.-I engaged
H. In business at the close Of the war WIFI wnat
seerned To me fair prospects, but like maDv others.
failed: and now. without money. marbles. or
chalk. cold winter coming on with family TO sup
nort-hegginp is overdnne. stealing ditto-i am
therefore COMPELLED tn try to get living by work,
ing for it and am willing to do so. think could
give satisfaction either as salesman or book-
kaener in almost any business. Address me post
office box $40. '-~..''' -
Jad fcv f..
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A TTENTION !. LABORERS.-I want
II TWETTF-FIVE GOOD TRACK II NIS
IN work IN the Richmond and York River railroad
in King William county. Apply at my woodward,
corner Of Adams and Broad streets.
de 4-lw II 49, ~ II. SAUNDERS. ,
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BY A. c. Pulliam, AuctIoneer
BY A. G. Puilism, Auctioueer,
uthwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth stree,
NOMs1IssIONER,s SALE OF VAIN,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE. Is THE TOWN OF
Circuit Court OF the county Of Chesterfield va
at the November term. 1888 In the SUIT Of Wake
and wife against D. u Winfren's heirs. will seyI
8. public aletion, on the premises. at > o'clockP
1853, that very valuable LOT and IMPROVE.
mENTS the' con. located on the corner OF Bsln.
bridge and Tenth streets, Manchester, Va, front
Ing rs feet on cambridge street and running bach
1e5 feet.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at sixty DAYS
and four months. negotiable notes, interes. added
title retained until payments are made.
Wh. AMBFkS Commissioner
Sale conducted by A. g. PuLLIAM, Auctioneer.
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