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SPARE LINES.

PIagiarism--!Prcachins "L-nt sermons
sappers and miners-Boys tina, gather
maple ap.
Rsc,i6ed spirits-spiriis Of reformed
drunkards,
Motto for hungry man -Dinnn forget.
A bone Of conienlion-Tbe jaw.honc.
Words tina, burn-i,ejreted eoin'nnn'ea'
tons
A poor cook-Ons that kneads ""''s"
and instruction at the san," Time.
An Inbred man-a SICK baker.
"Sauih," who ought To look through the
gra,inss for proIoan,lins such question:
asks N:
Would no, a yvaiu in the .Naim'g State
have rendered the resnlt Little more
spiy!
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Special u otlceS.
.J0CESON'S CNfNrrh Snuff
AND TROCHE POWDER.

delightful and pleasant remedy In catarrh, headache
bad beath hoarseness, asthma, bronchitis, cughs, deaf
ness kc., anil MI dsoclers rsuting from COLDS In head
throat AMI vocal organs. This remsly does not "dry
up" Caiarrh, but loosens Il frees the head Il NIL
offensive matter quickly removing Dad Breath aud Heal
ache allays and soothes the burning heat In Ca
tarrh Is mild and agrecpble In Its effects that II
positively cures without sneeIing! Asa Tre.
che Powder, II Il Pheasant " the tast-, and never
naseates when swallowed instantly gives ~ the Throat
and Focal 0rgans delicious sensntion OF cool.
ness and comfort. IL the beat Yoics Tonic In the
wcr. TRY II. Safe, reliable and only % cents. Sold
by Druggists. maile,i fse.
Address COOPER, WILSON CO., Prop'rs, Phfra.
Wholesale Agents. Geo. q. Goodwin Il Co Rust Bros
4 bird, Boston; W. W. whipplc Co., Portland ly4l
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Turner's Tic Dou,ourcux.

speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Disca.
ses. TIE sevcrest cases are completely and per-
manently cured In very short time. Neuralgia
In the face or head is utterly banlshed In y few
hours, No form OF Nervous Disease withstands
Its magic influence. II has the unqualified appro-
val Of many eminent physicians. IL contains
nothing injurious to the most delicate =, stem.
Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF 81 On and 2
postage stamps. TURNER 4 CO., 10 fremont
itrect, Boston, Mass, Proprietors.
Boston, July !, 1867. iyr,s
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Tho celebrated lIR. now continues 10 devote
his entire time o. the treatment Of oil diseases In.
cident to the female system. An experience VI
twenty.fuur years enables him 10 guarantee speed
and permanent relief In tho worst cases OF sop
preston and all other Menstrual arrangements.
hom whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81 Ofice No. o Rndicott street, Rostoh.
y. B-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
ma in under trcatmsut.
Boston. juno a., 1861. 1ryH
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Dr. Days ssnEuinaio, ~ HOOD purifyer. sure
cum Coz Dyspepsia, ere r Csiarh Zoe
Headache sure foe an disesaes srsng frm an I'M
pure stale Il Tie taA Msde nun rones AMI hefts, and
sak In al cases. 0Avs utal md stsiy your,sf Dc
sars ash "a ssiy d. nAyS eaagslnaio bisod fuhesi
all okhers are ccsaosA rtcs Ous DsiAr-Six botiies
&c Five Do,isp. hrLxY BRADFORD, prcptescu
cas- Washington g., Boston, Mass yH
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The following Is recommended as a re
ceipt Tor making Bologna sausage: take eel
skin AMI s'nd il with ground 'cai;-season
II with Scotch snuff prrsimmon oil; lay i,
in hog pen To dry, and then hang il up by
the tail IN grocery iot three months, Tor
flies to give the trade mark then il is
ready for use.
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Artificial gsus srs nais Il aist gla~-, and
Known - pastsA rhs AliaskA diAmonsis ere
mass Of The sAns material An. Imitation of q
e300 diamond can b made sSr thres dollars,
and no one can tell Il from genuine except by
handling IL In ss,sstng pastss, compare them
with . real diamond, and the one nearest like
the true gem win Be- Away, the host Another
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Ccrtats Cssrc IL alI Cases,

fhoss Who ned TIE services of IN sIpsrtesceA
physiesaa 90 surrsoa In ell din,sst ssd ehronis
diseases q every name and nature shoa'a s's
him . call.
Pa Dr. Dow imports and has ies saiea neg 20.
tIels called the Yrsnch Secret. Order ~ nAl!. Ns
q and . rsd stamp. ""
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L,nnortant.f0 fhc afflicted.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
IN PRNlLRy IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. now, Physieisn snd Sturgeon, No. . = 2 Va
dicott Street, Boston, 10 consulted daily Tor all dt
sases incident 90 the female system. prolaysth
Cteri. or Ailins Of the womb. YiucV Aibus, Sup-
pression and other menstrual erangeinents, arc
nov treated upon new pathological principles, and
Invariably certain 10 the nov mode AZ trvsNusesf.
that most obstinate complaints yield under t. anil
the afietsd person soon rejoIces In perfect hes
Dr. Dow hiss no doubt had greater expcriea~s Vi
the cure Of diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In BOSTON, ana has, sines
isia, eon6nsd his uhpls attention TO the cure u
private diseases and Female Complaints.
n; B-Ali Letter, must contain four rod stamps
OF they will not be answered.
Once honrs IRON 4. n. to9P.n,
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WHY SUFFER FROM sOREs9

When by the u.e IL ARNICA OINTMENT, you can easily
he curd. II has relieved Thousands from Harms. ScaMs
CAayp,d Hands, Spyains. Cuts. Hounds. an1 srsry
complaint Of e SkR. Try IT, fr II costs hut 2j onis.
De sun and ask fcr
Hale's Arnica Ointment,
Pcr sale by all druggists send your sidss and IS
Ia u. 4. SEYMOUR co Boston, Mass, anil rcrve a
boA ny return mail. oulssplyl5
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cATARRH CAN BE CURED.
Headache relieved, and In ,sct, ewry dseNse Of th'
noe and head permanently eurc BY the use d the well
l,...n
Raeders German Snuff.

Try H. fcs but Is ceots boz sale by M druggists
or send IS cents 10 o. r. SEYMOUR Co, Do-tao, an
rcccive boz BY return nall. OctlSsplyss
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4 GOOD FARM FOR SALE

IN KENFEBUNKPoRT.
i.i, ARTHUR CLOrGn.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.

SCrutOh SVratCh, SOrRtOh!
In IRON 10 TO Is hours
Jjx>Aaton's Oistmrnt cures The Itch.
WksaieR's Ointment cures SAT- Rhsum.
WAtafon's Ointment cures letter.
VAsafon's Ointment cures Baybers' ItcA
VA ATOMS Ointment cures OIL Sorts.
Ointment - cures Ersry Kind
Of Hsmor ike Magic.
Price 20 cts. box, by mail. "a cts. Address
WEEKS 4 POTTER. No. i7n Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by al.druggitts,
boston, Aug a, 1867. splyH
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u represents . oomely r~s,io lad, clad In
coarse homespun dress, with his trousers turn.
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Execution of n Murderer.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE,
1nt,Lac % 1SES

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE,
/ October %, 1868.
Harrison Flood (colored) who was convict
ed ut the September term of the Circuit Court
of this county (H. H. Marshall judge Of
the murder of James Sadsberry, about two
years ago, was executed to-day in the pre-
sence OF between 500 and 1000 spectators,
the larger portion Of whom were colored.
At T. NJ. the prisoner made his ap-
pearance at the Jail door with the halter
around his neck, in the charge of Sheriff
Wright, and attended by his spiritual adj
wiser, Rev. Cesar Perkins (colored(, very
much agitated-so much SO that he was
scarcely able to stand alone. He was i'm
mediately placed in an open wagon,
seated upon his coffin, and conveyed to
the place of execution under guard of de-
tachment of the Twenty-frst regiment
United States infantry, which had been
sent over by Captain Currier, commandment
of the post at Farmyille, to preserve order.
Arriving at the gallows, he was so COM
pletely unnamed as not to. be able to ex-
ercise any control over his body, and In
q trembling condition was placed upon
the platform of the scaffold. He then
made some remarks, seemingly addressed
to those Immediately around him, but gra-
dually his voice grew stronger, and he con-
tinued to speak for half an hour rather in
Justification of the crime he had committed,
but his remaks were SO disconnected as
hardly to be Ineligible. A very touching
orayer was then offered by the attending
minister; after which the sheriff proceeded
o arrange the rope and to fix the cap. All
Kings being in readiness at 8 O'clock
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The Rev. DR.. Blank once told little an
ecdote of Mr.. James Harper. GO asked the
Mayor" said DR.. Blank, "what he did? l
said to him that know that Mr.. John Har-
per attends to the business; Mr.. Wesley
Harper looks after the literary correspond
ence; Mr.. Fletcher Harper receives au-
thors and looks after new books and the
Nagasine-but you, Mr.. Mayor, I have
never been able to discover what you do"
pll tell you," answered the Mayor, in a
whisper, "but you must not let it out. l
entertain the bores.''
Poor CREATURE NURSE: "Well, Mr..
Charles, how do you get on in the coun-
try?" Dir. Charles " Why, Hemma,
shan't be sorry when we returns to town.
amt o sportin' man, you know, and
there's no society here but fshin' and
shootin'!"
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CoU1pS'r SPARE THE BLACKsMlTH.-A
blacksmith of village in Spain murdered
a man, and was condemned 10 De nangeo
The chief peasants of the place Joined
together and begged the alcalde that the
blacksmith might not suffer, because ne
was necessary to the place, which could not
do without blacksmith to shoe horses
mend wheels, etc. " Butt the alcalde said
chow, then, can I fulfil justice 7" A Ia
borer answered, "Sir, there are two weav'
ers in the village, and for SO small place
one is enough hang the other %
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COLONIAL LEG IsLAToRs.-An unfortunate
member, whose education had been sadly
neglected, was reading out document to
the Parliament House, and vainly endea-
voring to decipher an obscure letter. Turn
ing to his next friend, he asked, anxiously,
" Is that a hem or hen 7" "Oh," replied
his friend, "call it hen, and move that it
lay on the table,"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

,<~<~-~~~~~~<~<<<<<
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
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A TELL-TALE.-What did William Tells
son say to his parent after the apple was
shot of his head Father" said he (pro-
bably), "I've had an arrO,o escape
This, however, is only superstition, be-
cause what Tell Junior really said to Tell
senior on that occasion can never be told
Mrs. Darlington is of opinion that when
old Tell asked the "brave Swiss boy
whether he should shoot, the youthful hero
emphatically replied, "Du, Tell"
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the poor man fell, breaking the rope ana
falling heavily to the ground; but in rev
moments more everything was again aa
ranged and the doomed man again p .aoS1a
under the scafold. He begged plteou sa :
fora few moments more, but ms u anor I b;s
At hand the cap again played srsv os sna n,t
face, the prop again knocked aa m"'i Flood was
quarter to o'clock Harrison lar rs an tS
ushered into the presence OF an one NJ
Nj 3 y
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FOR RENT,-Fo, a.

1HELLlNu1 " IL II T.-FOr O.
~ rent, shree-story BRICK DWELLING Il
on the south side of Broad between Twenty 49,,
and Twenty-fourth streets. containing ten rooms
kitchen, &c. ''''"''
Twenty fifth between Broad and Marshall street, Dh
containing six rooms, kitchen &c iS'NS'
For rent, three-story BRICK DWELLING. cor.
ner Twenty-eigbth and Grace streets cont,iintn
eight rooms kitchen, &c, with gas and ensuing rata.
For rent, FRAME DWELLING, on G Ga.ea' So
tween Second and Third streets with ave roar ~
kitchen. &c. 'S i"'HiS.
For rent, small BRICK TENEMENT On o,s, .,,o
Of Twenty-third between " and y streets viii
four rooms, i kitchen. &c IN nice order. Wv"
the east side of Twenty-second between Leigh ard
streets, with five rooms &c. -" ~''D
For rent, three-story BRICK DWELLING, on
the east side of Nineteenth between Broad and
Marshall streets, containing eight rooms, kitchen
&C., with gas and water.
For rent, small BRICK COTTAGE, on Nine.
teenth street between Main and Franklin. with
For rent small FRAME DWELLING, on yen,-
BILE between Twenty-first and Twenty-second
streets, containing four rooms, and large garden
attached.
For rent; small FRAME DWELLING, on Frank
I'm near Henry street, containing five rooms, &c.
STORES FOR RENT.
For rent, BRICK STORE and CELLAR No.
1923 Franklin street.
For rent BRICK STORE. with dwelling over
same containing nine rooms, corner Eighteenth
For rent BRICK STORE, with dwelling at
tached containing SIX rooms, on Main between
Twenty-first and Twenty second streets. fte. =
For rent BRICK STORE near the corner OF
Twcnty-fifth and Main streets. with dwelling over
same containing five rooms, kitchen, &c. Suited
for bakery.
For rent, BRICK STORE corner Locust alley
and Main street, formerly occupied by Ii. Hess
berg.
For rent, two Of those NEW STORES on the
north side OF Marshall between Fifth and Sixth
streets. with dwellings over same, and gas and
water through the entire premises. Apply to
LYME & BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
oc 2s-3t 1899 Main street.
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GERMAN WITHOUT A MAsTER.-Scene
Railway terminus, Cologne.-English Tour
list Ignorant Of the German language
eli !! porter, can you speak English ~
Porter "Nein, Herr" English Tourist
"Then, can you tell me who does :"
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JUST LIxE.-A Yankee, travelling in Eu-
rope, being asked if he had seen Mount
Vesuvius, replied, "Yes, I saw her spout
ing away, and made up my mind we must
have mount just like her near Chicago"
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BY Lyme L Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
ABLE VACANT LOT, SITUATED ON
VTNaBLE AND ADAMS STREETS, FOR
SALE At AUCTION.-As commissioner APP
mond. and by virtue Of n decree of said court In
the case Of Mckinley rs. Aicf mcy and others,
shall sell on MONDAY the 2d day Of November,
uuon the premises, at 4 o'clock y. NJ, tn" above
described LOT. fronting on Ncnabc street 80 feet
and running back ll7 feet inches to an alley
twenty feet wide.
oc .! 4. VI. KELLEY. commissioner.
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BY Z. d. EachO,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.

NOR SALE PRIVATELY, that very G
u desirable BRIO HOUSE, No. 1872 sitll- e.: -
ated on the north side of Cary between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, now occupied by Messrs.
r. Fl. Dibrel andJ. Il. Simpson.
This house is very well adapted for commission
house and grocery store. II is regarded valuable
for its location &c. 1t is now rented at 1926 per
annum to good tenants.
Eor terms apDlyto +. ID. EACHO,
oco4-et Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer
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ByA. C. Pulliam. Auctioneer.
,op c,1EATATCTION THAT TRULY

NOR SALE ATAUCT10N, THAT TRULY
Il VALUABLE AND HANDSOME SUBJ SBBgfaBE5
An RESIDENCE. WITH TEN ACRES x or
EXCELLENT. GARDEN AND FRu1 :, t L.
ATTACHED. NEAR THE TOWN OF MhMt
CHESTER.-By request Of Rev. W. w. Bennett
viii offer for sale at public auction en- the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY Nth day OF November
next ut / O'Clock p. NJ, his desirable RESI-
DENcE with TEN ACRES OF LaMD aftaf frem
Mayois bridge The dwelling contains six rooms
above the basement. Out,buildlngs consist OF
servants house, Office smoke-house, stable, car
riage house &C. Fencing mostly new, OF posi-
and plank all in good repair. A well OF gooa
water and a spring on the place; Young orchard
Of select fruit trees; fine strawberry ana aspara,
Gus beds In the garcen. The soil Is admirably
adaptcd to vegetables, fruit trees, and vines;
After the sale Of the place some FuRElTrooRREF'
one CARRIAGE, about 200 bushels OF coal.
crop of CORN and PROYENDER, and lot OF
HOGS. will be sold.
TEENS For personal property, cash. Real
estate one-fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve;
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. Interest
''''s' A. C. PULLTAM,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer
% S1Noy2 81 10
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CHINESE TEMPLES" Carleton" in his
last letter from China to the Boston Jour-
nal, says: "The word Joss Is not ohl-
nese word, but corruption OF the Latlh
word Deus, first used by the portuguese.
The Chinese would not understand us were
We to use the term"
THE term is universally used in Callfor-
MIA to describe o Chinese temple.l
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RESTAURANTS, &e.

VETELLE, RESTAURA- ~
III TEuR, NO l2o4 MAIN G9
STREET, keeps on hand the DELL
GATES and 'SUBSrANTIALS Of E<--s-=-
the Seasor-wild and dOmestic-whether OF the land
or the waters served in best style TO order at his
own tables or elsewhere.
patronize his LADIES' uRDINARY, where they
can enjoy his best dishes In comfort ana
secure from the slightest indecorum. lie pleoses
The BEST LIQUORS, WINES, and BREWED
DRINKS TO order at his bar and the nhesL u
uhho' "1'n - f OCT
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T OST, on Main street between Thirteenth
Z ! street and Rockets, Il GREEN MOROCCO
KETICULE, containing my visiting list and other
articles. A suitable reward will be paid for the
visiting list, with without the other articles, on
It's return to Oh. MES BOLION
Grace street between Fourth and Flith streets.
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mo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
By a decree OF the Circuit Court for Nelson
county pronounced on the 9th day of the present
month (Octoberl III the chancety cause o.! dayo
Cabrll against Peters. Martin X Co., &c, the I'M
dcrsigned was appointed commissioner and re-
ceiver "to take charge Of the books, BONDS, &C: ac
counts and other evidences of debt due on the
hooks of Peters. Martin & Co. and W. q W ,.
Peters and collect the same ana holo the pro-
ceeds subject TO the future order OF the couIt:
either of said firms 10 call at my Office IN Loving
ston, Nelson county, without delay, ana settle tne
balances due by them. BY SO do!ilg much cost wiz
~ S. II. LOVING.
oc l5-Th!y commissioner Az" he'ciNcr'
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AyreTTON SALES.

rTJTURT DAY.

GERGEANT's sALE.-Will be sold sold. on q
,tCNnAy. November 0, 1868, at O'CLOCK I:
at the recently sts eseuPee ~ and
oh streets the following propertyto wit
1 COAL OFFICE,
Iron SAFE,
. s.ssaa-1 / OFFICE STOVE,
lot FLOORING,
Fra y 4 CHAIRS.
S-' l pair SCALES,
yryj DESK,
lot STAGING,
---'a IL. Q SCREENS. and
r-9 lot PINE and OAK WOOD,
- aat,srv distress warrant and attachment In my
Ind In favor of Mansfield Butler against Eugene
nhnrry CHARLES s. MILLS.
nc 90 Sergeant City Of Richmond.
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"ALuARLE JAMES RIVER LOW

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LOW
Y GROUNDS FOR SAL E.-By virtue Of a deed
of trust. dated March lst 1882, from James w: Lo-
gan. shalt. as administrator of Mar. w. Miller
the trustee named In said decd, on MONDAY the
10Th day of November, 1868 lcourt-day), at Gooch-
est bidder flor cash), the land conveyed by said
deed
This land consists of NINETY ACRES of James
River fairgrounds. 1t lies on James river on the
one side and the canal on the other. II IS about
thirty-eight miles above the city of Richmond.
Every foot Of Is very superior QUALIFYING poor
land and no waste land.
WILLIAM MILLER,
Administrator Of
Mar. W. MIL, deceased, Trustee.
oc os-NSTh6t<
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY wellington Goddin,
and Real Estate Agent.

EIRsT-RATE INVESTMENT IN THE
Il PURCHASE OF A MOST VALUABLE
IRON-FRONT TENEMENT. FOUR STORIES
HIGH ION LEASED GROUND), ON MAIN
STREET BETWEEN THE EXCH aNGE BANK
AND GOVERNOR STREET, FOR SALE am
authorized to sell the most valuable piece OF pro-
perty now on the market. It is now occupied by
an A No. tenant, under lease having more than
seven years to rum and will be sold at such sum
of more than Is per cent. for the whole length oI
the leasc such an investment is rarely offered 'or
SALE Apply at once TO W. GODDIN.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.
THHAT VALUABLE APOTHECARY
4 STORE FOR SALE At AUCTION, AT
TIE NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD
AND TWENTY-FTFTHST REETS.-Willb be sold
at auction on the premises, on FRIDAY the 3oth
of October. 1868, at II clock NJ. the contents of
that valuable APOTHECARI STORE at the
northwest corner OF Broad and~ Iwenty-ilitll
CHEMICALS though not large, embraces good
assortment for retail store. The location Is an
excellent one and the custom good.
To Young man with small capital disposed
to embark in business this establishment offers pc
cullar advantages for safe and profitable invest
mcnt. 49,.
IN inventory of the stock can be seen at my
TERNs At sale ". GODDIN,
oc "a tuCtionccr.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Markets--RemarkS and Qaotations--Sons
Of Temperdnce--Aa Es-ConJederate Sol
der on his ,cay Home.
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RICHMOND, October Z, IS
COMMISSIONER ; OFFICE
GOOCuLASD COURTHOUSE, October $, lSt5.

COMMISSIONER 5 OFFICE,
GooCuLAND COURTHOUSE, October s. 1898. )
VTIRGINIA.-InG oochland County Cir
cult Court, September !, 1853
D. W. Lassiter, executor OF Frances RiVes ana
Samuel ). Carter. ....'..l lalHtin,
A. II Hamilton, sheriff Of GOochlard county, and
as such administrator of Jesse Ii. Heath. de-
ceased, Sarah Heath. the widow, and William
Miller, guardian nd Item for Elizabeth, MunScL,
Jennie Tarlton, and Ellen Heath Eobert Skip-
with and walter ID. Leake. trustees &c Sale
l.. Carter. In her own right aud As adrnlnlsT!-
trlx OF Mildred l.. Carter, deceased, ana Ann IL
The court doth therefore adjudge, order, ana de-
cree that 1t be referred To one OF the
of this court to take the following accounts-yM
fl) An account of The administration or A. NJ HAM
ilton on the estate OF Jesse II. Heath, deceased
(2) an account Of all the estate, rea and Tsonal,
of said deccdent which can be made available Tor
the payment Of debrs (2l an account CT az ueOts
due from the estate of the decedent, WIN tlclI
character and the order in which they blnd the
estate or any part thereof; ana ~ an account
showing the amounts paid by the plalntlH, -. w.
Lassilcr as executor of +. Il. RlreS, on the DohGs
mentioned in the bill. and in what character his
testator was L party to said bonds. The creators
of the estate of Jesse II. Heath, deceased, siitii
prove their claims before commissioner on uay
to be named by him, on pain OF being eAcluuSa
from all share In the assets.
The parties interested in the decree OF which the
foregoing is an extract are hereby notlt2d that
have liked upon the 10TH DAY .lF NblEhB Ef
NEXT as the time, and my Office, AT Ooochlanu
Courthouse rs the place for executing said decree
ut which time and place they are required to AZ,
tend with such vouchers and other evidence As VIII
enable me to take said accounts.
Given under my hand as commissioner OF Il court
the day and year first above written.
&c l5-Th4w j. W. PbEASsNIs.