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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-02-09

. BLAME HOOKS,
No 16 CAMP STREEI-NEAA ORLEANS
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BY Gruhbs &c Williams, Auctioueers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh .rs1,,
THE VERY VALUABLE GRAyr7v

THE VERY VALUABLE GRANITE
i FRONT THREE-sTORY BRICK Tryv
MEST AT The NORTHEAST C0RyypS az Il;
bROAD AND FIFTH STREETS, AND Potfp
SMALL FRAMED TENEMRSTS on TIE
EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETyyPSS
BROAD AND MARSHALL, FOR SALE -
AUCTlOS.-On MONDAY. October sth. al b,It.
past clock p NJ, we will sell upon the nren,a,
The PROPERTY above described. occupied y
Messrs. Schmidt q Miller and others. v
The LOT fronts twentp-seyen feet on B-o,s
street and runs back Fifth street about one mr.
dred and thirty-eight feet
On the Broad-street front there is large ,hrss.
story GRANITE-FRONT BRICK TENEMENT
divided into two stores, with cellars below Ard
with eight rooms above arranged for the use Of !
family.
In the rear. on Fifth street there are four framed
tenements with two rooms each, and used for snail
stores and dwellings.
The situation Is one Of the best on Broad stree.
and the Improvements are OF the cha les,
calculated for yielding good rents
Altogether, there are very few pieces Of properly
In the city more desirable IS an Investment
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at four, e,gh.
and twelve months, with interest and secured by
trust deed. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Sc % Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auct1oneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF A FARM gI
u THREE HUNDRED AND TIIIRTRES
acres, IN FLUVANNA COUNTY r WIH
MILES FROM PALMYRA, ON BlKDCkEp SH j.,
As assignee in bank uptcy Of Mr. Within D, M :.
THITRSDAY the 18th October, l:6' at J? o'c!oh
", in front OF the United States -hoEies y
the city OF Richmond on the south SiCr 81 ,pS
between Tenth and Eleventh street.; thr ~,
Gated as above, on which the said Ryalls Tit, ,Ip
containing THREE HUNDRED AND IhI L,,
TEEN ACRES, adjoining the lands Of Dir. u 'aA'
j. Shepherd and others. ,,o ,,t
the land Of fair average quality. ot,p
TERMS Cne-fourth cash ; balance al io"t, ~. ~,
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, lh'e'"'
added. secured by 4 trust deed -,
se 20 o.wtds J. IF, SANDS, Assignee
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Anttn1plrd 9ispatth,
Observation-Disclosures 20, 1858.

New, CHEAP, SIMPLE, AND COOP. Clock.
The Kennedy electric clock was exhibited
Yesterday at 4Sl Broadway to number Of
Journalists and scientific men. It is an as.
tonishing machine. So simple clock
never was invented before. It's mechanism
consists solely Of a pendulum, holding two
magnets, and one wheel moving the hands
on the dial face. Springs, weights, and
winding-up are dispensed with altogether.
The pendulum is kept in movement by two
wires connected with the earth. One IL
furnished with piece Of zinc where II
reaches the ground; the other passes
through a piece Of carbon. One or theee
wires supplies a current Of positive, .'ne
other Of negative, electricity. Each is con
nected with coil opposite to the maen n,
fixed on the pendulum on each sioe. Inc
eleofrioi.v Of these magnets is OF the same
character az that supplied from the earth
ard concentrated in the coil on its side; OF
tho nendulum. Accordingly, when it swings
mn n that coil it is repealed, and made to
swing back toward the other side, where II
is similarly repealed. An ingenious little
arrangement cuts off the electricity from
each coil as soon as it has performed its Of
fee of repulsion, and let's it on again as
soon as the repulsiye force is once more
needed. ~ fas~ -
THE movement Of the pendulum is regu-
lated by screws, according to the intensity
of the electric currents from the earth. The
same pair of wires may be employed to
move number of clocks at great distances
apart, making them keep time with abso-
lutefequality.. For railroad purposes this
viii be of immense utility. The clock can
also be kept going by stationary battery
if from any circumstance it should be-
come difficult to connect the wires with the
earth.EE &
Altogether, it seems to us that Mr.. Ken
nedy's invention is one of extraordinary
value. The cheapness with which his clocks
can be made, and the long time that they
will last, will not be among the least of their
recommendations for common use.-Ne1r
York Sun.
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EOTs FOR RENT OR LEASE.


NOR RENT OR LEASE, the LOT re-
4 Gently occupied by Messrs. Ragland Co. as
q lumber-yard on the east side of Fifteenth be-
tween Cary and Dock streets. Possession given
at once.
The LOT for many years past and at present
occupied by Mr.. James Gum as lumber-yard, at
the corner Of Fifteenth and Cary streets. Posses
sion LIST of January next
The LOT AT present occupied by Messrs. Whit
lock u Roane as a undergrad, at the corner of
Fifteenth and Dock streets. Possession given lst
Of January next. --..
These lots will be rented or leased separately or
collectively. AS one lot, many different kinds Of
business might be done on 1t TO great advantage
1t is In the centre Of business, convenient TO the
railroads and to the dock having the advantage OF
three streets. 1t measures SS2 feet on Fifteenth
street. 1874 feet on Cary street. and 1874 feet Dock
street. -. .....-g-- g..
near Shockoe creek Is also for rent or. lease. II
might be connected, as occasion would require, by
anovable railroad with vessels In the dock. Ap-
ply to
Sc l7-fm BACON TAIL.
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By Wellington Goddtn.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 SUBURBAN FARM OF FIFTY ACRES.
N HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR THE REsER-
V0IR, AND WITHIN 4 FEW HUNDRED
YARDS OF THE CITY LIMITS.-By virtue OF
two deeds of trust executed to me, the first dated
the 10Th Of August 1857, duly recorded In llenrlco
County Court, In deed book No. 49, page $50, and
the other dated the 18th Of September. 1857 duly
recorded in said court. in deed book No. s3. pag,
534 Shall in execution thereof proceed to sell -
public auction on the premises, on THURSDAY,
October l. 1853, ut O'Clock Z. NJ, If fair. II not,
the first fair day thereafter, the PROPERTY con-
veyed BIZ the said deeds, each conveying seperate
tract OF twenty-five acres, adjoining the other.
thus forming farm OF fifty acres. On the tract
first conveyed there IS HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE (nearly newt, containing seven rooms.
besides kitchen, &c, now In the occupancy o.
Major Putnam also, an excellent orchard vine
ward asparagus beds. &c. The property VIII DE-
sold rs !, whole or divided into tracts of twenty
i've acres each, as may be determined on at TIT
time Of sale.
Whilst the deeds require the greater part or tbe
purchase money TO be paid IN cash an Arrange
mert will be made 10 sell for one-fourth cash
balance at four eight, and twelve months for ne
potiable notes, interest added, secured by trus
deed.
Persons desiring to pure base flrst-rate farm
within 800 yards OF the city limits. with bcautifn
road leading to it, particularly IL ved To- attes'
this sale ". GODDIN,
So 81 Trustee
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By Wellington Goddin-
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent
EINE FLOODED STATIONS FOS

TINE FLOODED STATIONS tvh
Il SALE AT AUCTION.-A the requr,t "L ~
Wilson Wlnrree, executor OF General WiHlHIa
scott, deceased late OF Powhatan county -.
sell at public auction, at Hix's stable, S".ST
or Cary and Tenth streets. in the city OF
on FRIDAY the Cd OF October, ls8. at u o CH
NJ. TWO FINE STALLIONS-thc one foHr ,! "a ~
old and the other five years. They were ~ ~ +:
Planet their dams being equal In Dlo0d 2 aHi =.
England or America. The pedigree VIII Us -. 81,
hibited at the hour OF sale and can IN "e 4-'
time be seen at my office. ,.,noJ-!
The special attention OF the breeders o. vs. S & I,
horses Is respectfully called 10 this sac - n.
said by those acquainted with the fact ma ha h,
purity OF blood these horses are not eSce'''' -
any III America. 80, ,ra o,tr'
TERMS {: Onc-half payable at six ana Nv
half NJ twelve months, for approved e"''''
negotiable notes with interest added. ..,o,.s,
AiSh os w GpDDIS, Auctiontr %
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: DIUhE jim I UhN ALND TT
including
TWO FINE SHOWCASES.
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1899 Main street.

TXCELLENT TWO-sTORY FRAME
II DWELLING. on THE EAST SIDE OF
VI STREETS, CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-We will sell, at the request of III"
owner at public auction, on the premises, on
O'Clock P. NJ, that very desirable FRAME
DWELLING located as described; containing
FIVE rooms kitchen, stable, &c. The neighbor-
hood and situation Of the property render It
amongst the most desirable in that vicinity. The
lot fronts 40 feet the east side Of Twentythir'
street and runs back depth Of l4O feet.
TERMS: Liberal and made known at sale.
LYME 4 BROTHER,
se o5 AuctionCcrG.
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THE FARM ON WHICH THE LATE
mile from GOrionsville. containing THREE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES. with the
necessary improvements, will be offered Tor sale
on the SIXTH or OCTOBER. II not sold VIII
be rented. Possession given Immediately:
MCKENZIE KING.
secs dse23 O2&5, wits
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ByA. NJ. Hamilton. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND IN GOOCaL&SD COUNTY TWO
MILES FROM THE JAMES RIVER CANAL
By virtue of q deed OF trust cNecuted to the SUD
execute the purposes Of said trust proceed to sell
on THURSDAY the 18th Of October. at public auc-
which the said G. W. Key now resides, lying in
Cioochland county two miles from the canal and
forty miles from Richmond containing FOUR
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
The land is i'm a high state of fertility, and the
buildings ample and In good order. Il Is one ofthe
most desirable farms now on the market.
Parties from a distance can come by the canai 10
Lock H. within two miles of the farm.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance In one and two
years : deferred payments secured by a trust deed
JOHN c. JAMES, Trustee.
VI HAMILTON Auctionter. Sc l5-Tu4w
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BY Lyme 6 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.
VERY DESIRABLE TWO-ST0R

VERY DESIRABLE TWo-sT0Rr
Y FRAME DWELLING; on s.rI TIE f EAST
TWEEN IEIGH AND NJ STREETS, FOB
SALE At AUCTfoN.-wiil be sold, at DE n.
Gnest OF the owner at public auction, on he PR.
misses, on THURSDAY the lst day OF 0ctobt,,
isss Mt S O'Clock =. NJ that neat and desiSh.s
RESIDENCE located as described. containing
three rooms kitchen with two rooms, and u.
usual out-nonses water, &c.
Persons of limited means desiring TO buy a!ts
little h me would d. well TO attend.
The LOT fronts 80 by 40 feet.
TERMS At sale. LYME BSoIHER,
CO % AuCtiCltefs.
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By Wellington Goddin.
auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY-TWO
l ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING "a NJ.
TWO NILES WEST OF RICHMOND ON III r
aGJTTH SIDE OF DEEP Run TURNPlkF
REING A PART OF THE ROSENEAIH
TRACT.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed U
the undersigned by J. A. Weston and wire ana
B. Faulkner and wife. dated 14th june 1867 dnly
recorded in Henrico County Court, shall. In exc
cution thereof, proceed to sell at public auction.
on the premises on MONDAY the 28th September,
1883 at O'Clock p. NJ II f'ir If not the first fair
day thereafter the real estate conveyed ny the 81 70
deed consisting OF the above NINEIY-TWC
ACRES OF LAND. being part Of the "R.'SE'
MEATH. TRACT 1t Is so well known That =
partfrnlar description is deemed unnecessary. II
lies beautifully commanding n fine view or Rich.
mond and has front IFS well on the south side 81
the Deem Run TURNPIKE as on a cross-street leading
from that roadto Grove street.
TERMS : The deed requires cash sale rs to q
large part Of the purchase money, but by consent
of the creditors It will be sold for ore-fourth cash
balance at six twelve. and eighteen months TO,
negotiable notes. interest added, secured by trust
deed. K. X. HOW1SON, trustee.
The foregoing sale is postponed nntil FRIDAY
AFTERNOON the Cd of October, 1869, ut half pas
O'Clock. The land ad'oins the former residence
Of MIR Lewis d. Crenshaw, now owned by Mr.. J.
NJ Lvneman opposite tn the late residence of Mr.
Joseph F. Powell and adjoining the residence o
Mr.. Alexander Kerr. V.
Sc % r. R. HOWISON Trustee
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FARMS FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the FARM and RESI- a.
n DENCE now occupied by Miss Lavinia MI
Blair, on the Rroad,street road, about two miles
large rooms and two wide passages with front and
back porch two Kitchens with four rooms each ;
There are ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
attached most of which is well suited for the
growth of vegetables Of every kind: Possession
,iyen Ist October S. n. DAVIS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
e1s Eleventh and Main streets.
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OOMNIssTONER's SALE OF VALU-

A NOM MlSSItN END DALE Vt FhLO-
" ABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF
MECKLENBURG.-Ryy virtue Of a decree OF the
District Court of the United states for the district
ofTrginta rendered In fav1r OF Mara Eosar u.s.
dersisned viii sell on MONDAY the 18th day Of DC
tober, lsss THAT being court-day1 In front OF the
court house door, the following tracts of valuable
land, living In the county Of Mecklenburg, or so
much thereof MS may he necessary to pay the pro-
portionae part OF said decree OF each solvent secu-
'' ~ The TRACT OF LAND on which Edward
Keen now resides eo9tsining Ab0u on. SEEES
lent and commodnus dwelling and all necessary
out-houses, all in good repair and situated about
ten miles pe5n T or RGS ssrabe tract f
I'd The TRACT OF LAND lying on the Lunen-
burg Courthouse road about seventeen S ml,e'
TEEN HUN MINED AND NISETY-F0UR
ACRES, on which Is n large and comfortable
fwellinp-house with all necessary out-houses.
3d The TRACT OF LAND on which 6. ". K
Averott now resides, known as the WILLIAMSON
HtJ3DRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, with
good dwelling house, stnrehnuse barns, stables.
&c. The stand, for merchandising, Is considered
Se at s9 The OF" Tract OF LAND lying on Beaver
Pond creek belonging to the said G. ". r. Ave-
rett and on wheR william sl9 RI| T SGFTY
ACRES, with good dwelling and out,honses.
m TM M Thrift nE A AeREs w 9Mh
g w r. Averctt purchased of James Iancey
commissioner known rs the .WILES TRACT,
anh formerly belonging 10 Benjamin A. William
son. deceased.
9TH. The TRACT OF LAND on which the late
e. II Pettus died seized and possessed, lying on
Kettle creek a d containing about SEVEN HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY.SIX ACRES, with good
improvements. dwelling and aut-hOuses, &c. This
tract Of land viii be sold subject to the widows
dover which has already been assigned to her.
7th. Also, n SMALL TRACT lying adjacent u
the house tract. and known as the JFFFRlES
PLACE. containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES, with sufficient improvements to make II
4 very comfortable little farm.
s,h The TRACT OF land on which Thomas
F Pettus now resides, and known as the BARNES
TRACT, contsining about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES living adjacent 10 the two next preceding
tracts. with good and comfortable improvements
In thorough repair.
HAYES to s. Il. Bullock. who sold 10 Watt Love
and on which the said Love now resides contain
ing ahnnt FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
SIX ACRES lying on the City road about sever
miles north of Boylton. with dweninG-housc and
other improvements necessary for farm.
TERMS: ODc.fourth cash. and the residue on
credit Of three, six. and nine months: thc pnr,
chaser TO give negotiable notes WITH interest ant
from day Of sale well endorsed and duly stamped,
for tho deferred payments
Parties Interested may Teter 70 ,,>.e,
80 ALEXANDER SYDN0R,
Commissioner.
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IMPORTANT SALE. OF REAL AND

\ IMPORTANT SALE. OF REAL AMI
Il PERSONAL PROPERTY IN MECKLEN-
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Mecklenburg rendered
the 18th day OF September. 1855, IN the suit OF
Gayle's executors rs. Swepson &c. shall on
WEDNESDAY the 2lst day of October next sell
upon the premises, at public auction the TRACT
OF LAND owned by the late Dr. William z. Dod-
SON. together with the MULES, HORSES stock
of CATTLE. HOGS and SHEEP, WAGONS.
CARTS, and FARMING IMPLEMENTS gene
rally, including a WHEAT-THRESHER Also.
tho HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE.
The land lies on the Meherrin river in part IN the
county Of Luneuburg and part In the county OF
Mecklenburg within thirteen miles Of the Keys
Vile depot on The Richmond and Danyllle railroad.
It contains about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES;
and Is Justly regarded one Of the most fertile and
valuable tracts Of land in that section OF country
TERMS OF SALE A sufficient amount or the
proceeds of the real estate TO defray the expenses
Of sale will be required In cash the residue OF the
purchase money payable in two equal ANIMAL In
staments to carry interest from the day or sale
for which the purchaser will be required to execute
bond with unquestioned personal security, and the
title to the land to be retained as additional securl-
ty. Should the purchaser, however, desire II ne
will have the privilege Of paying the whole or the
purchase in cash. The personal property will be
sold for cash. THOMAS +. GUIDE,
GO 22-tds Commissioner.
Richmond Wing please copy and send bill To
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BY Francis II. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh between hain and Bank streets.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY
4 FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT; o.
STREETS.-In pursuance OF the provisions
Of deed OF trust executed to 10th the ~ gnfsr
nary. 1867. and recorded In the office OF the
County Court OF HenrIco IN deed book ,d No. ss
~ Sentamher 1sss at h4!f-past o. clock p. NJ,
the premises II fair. II not on the next fair day,
offer for sale all that PARCEL OF LAND, lrort-
ING % feet on the north size OF Main street and
running hack on the eastern line of Madison street
lo3 feet, with two-story FRAMED DWELLING
thereon and well OF good water IN the yard.
TERMS: Enough in cash To pay expenses OF sale
and 10 discharge note OF 5000, with Interest from
Januarya 1898; the residue upon such terms as
the said Joseph Brignole shall prescribe, or IN cssG
name at the hour of sale. -,r ,,.
Sc 10 JOHN y. 'hN ~ 1>N'7. ! Ioe''-.
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r AND ON YORK RIVER.-"KINC

T AND ON YORK RIVER.-"KINGs
4 CREEK,,-THE BEST FARM on YORK
RIVER, ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWO Oh hun IN
DRIED ACRES-TO BE SOLD N ,,k yIS * TX
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO TWO hO
CREs AT! PUBLIC sALE.1l1 Sbede ente
made On the nth Of March 1888, in the cases Of
smith. cashier u8. Thomas D. Warren and Jonn
NJ Jones ps. Thomas D. Warren and WIFE we;
the undersigned as special commissioners, VII,
sell the real estate "a hereafter fnontlonea cSlIep
KINGS CREEK" on York river: IN lork
county at public auction. to the highest bidder or
bidders, before the courthouse ooor on Iofh
county, on MONDAY the 18th day OF October, a.
The sale will be made for ten per cent. OF the
purchase money in cash. and the balance on a
credit of & II, ard IS months equal Instruments
bearing interest from the day Of sale the purcha-
sers to execute bonds with sufficient personal secu-
rity and the title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
divide, under the direction Of q. competent sur
yeyor the said land In lots or not less that twenty
6ve.nor more than two hundred acres ana 10 sen
as mango said lots may suffice TO satls1{ the
judgments Of said Smith cashier and said John
NJ. Jones against said Thomas D.. Warren, except
ing from said sale II IL can he done, the dwelling
and curtilage and the lands adjoining. Inc surVe!
will be made and the lots laid on before the DAY Oh
sale. A plat Will be exhibited on the DAY OF sale
sition, soil, fish, and oysters, have given II the
name Of being the best farm on York river. Thirty
years ago II purchased by It's present for
s32 900 whereabouts in cash and considered very
Williamsburg and about twelve miles from York,
town. Steamers connecting with the Richmond
and York River railroad to Baltimore now pass II
four times leach way weeks r,opy
WILLIAM T. PEACHY,
COX Special Commissioners,
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1899 Main street.

THREE SMALL FRAMED TENE-
1 MENTS, On TWENTY-F!FTH BETWEEN
MIN AND CARY STREETS. FOR SALE Al
AUCTION We will sell ut public auction on he
premises on FRIDAY the % day Of October: 1879
at half-past O'Clock i. NJ THREE Small
FRAMED TENEMENTS, located as described
Containing three rooms each, and the usual out
houses present occupied by tenants at fair rents
The lots front each eighteen feet more or les
running back seventy-fve feet more OF less 10 al
alley. n,orur,
TERMS At sale. LYME IL BitDi hhh,
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aUCTuON SALES.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
By Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., AT
IT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 2eth in Il,
slant at 10 O'Clock we will cell at the
corner of Seventh and Main streets, Pof'ion "a
her FURNITURE, consisting or
WALNUT PARLOR SQII,
pair DAMASK CURThlNS ma
WALNUT EXTENSION OHM" a
,o,d BhEGsN ZANE pINING-ROOM CHAIRS,
atA CsSE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS,
CARPETS ..4..--
WARDROBES
on WASHSTANDS,
TOILETWARF, ,,-,,rs
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES
IL PILLOWS a'
HOLSTERS, and BEDDING
an assortment of
r CROCKFRY.
GLASSWARE, &c. .rr,YroN
,a Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
BY Wellington eoddin.
Real Estate Agent and Aucs,rn.s.

AC@a Aos1so AkeHt ana AucffOneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VAR.
i BE FARM AND HOTEL PRopyprn,Voh'
MILFORD DEPOT, IN CAROLjSE 1 lily AZ
vA.-By virtue Of r deed Of trust esee,..O1pHTf,
undersigned by the late Alexander Ncgsan " u.
Jane his wife, bearing date 9th Docs,stever sad
duly recorded IN Caroline County Con,.e IA
10th OF December, 1859, shall In e1ecn,itrn %.
Of proceed 70 sell at public auction. on ~ her.
SEES, on FRIDAY the 9th or Grtrhn, 'n ~, preni.
o'clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE Rpaf ~ - AZ
located as above and known as "THE MI r rAA1E
PROPERTY" consisting OF two nat.a,f oRD
containing ITO acres and the Other c pacen oss
acres. more or less but by surrey ~. sinlng
9th of June, 1888, the actual uranti,v % toe
to be only 1924 acres: On this propcrtv 'opnd
several ya!nabe buildings, among them i ,bs s q,
AS this property is located ut The ,nnc.,.
county road leading from FowlinJ E,"NtIp of The
Richmond and fredericksburg raIIross !, mnh tie
garded of great value for hotel copn,, J. Is re.
village. 1"'iy store, Or
The land is OF excellen, oua,,r
adapted for farming purposes ' ana vel
TERNs: Enough In cash u defrsv ava.
sale and TO discharge negotiable nofs sapsnset n
(which by decree Of the Circuit CO.. .e sts.sa
mond. has been conmuted 10 al asat .i "i fich-
from the 23d Of September 1893. an3 ".tn Interest
due OF the proceeds OF sale unon $3.50 any resi-
be announced at the hour of sale ms a' may
go 2s-2aw1w. tdtd " E0nnr>- -
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ByCook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

U0'cFFr0t '7r17 =
TLEGANT CHINA, GLASSWARE,
II CURTAINS, &C. AT a U G. 70 N.-oa
WEDNESDAY TIE cctN instant. at 10 o CLOCK, we
will sell at The residence corner Eignta ahu LelXh
ROSEWOOD TETE-A-TETEs covered with
plush, .,,.>-o ,,,. ,s
l very ORNAMENTAL ANTIQUE CHAIR
DAMASk LACE CURTAINS, with cornlce anu
clamps; ur,,v
Of GOLD AND GREEN FRENCH CHINA,
l FRENCH CHINA TEA SET,
lot CHINESE CHINA,
| set JAPANESE WATERS,
A large lot OF CUT GLASS. consisting or JELLl
CHAMPAGNE, WINE. and otGer Gl.ASsEs ;
DECANTE kS, PITCHERS, FlH'kis-
BOWLS, &C. ,.uro~r
se9a .Auctioneers.