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PETrEsErRG. Scntcmhcr 23. 1865.

PETFESErRG. September -, 1863.
The loss of the dredging machine Ill the
present financial difficulties Of the city
is Il rather serious matter. Though
it has been n subject Of rid;culc and
contention for years, yet that 1t has
been of great use in keeping open the
channel of the river is beyond question.
But in n stream so s~erpentinc in its course,
and so liable to he affected by the heavy
rains incident to the climatc twas necessary
to keep the machine in perpetual operation.
The drift sand removed to-day might be sue
ccedcd by another deposit tomorrow. The
advantages Of a ship canal, navigablc ut
ali times, have been frequently discussed,
and engineers in times past were employed
to survey the route and make an estimate
of the cost. Nothing practical, however,
has ever grown out Of it, and probably
never will-at least in this generation for
it will be many years before the city will
be in a condition TO undertake go gigantic
an enterprise; ami the General Govern
ment has shown no disposition 10 render
any aid in the Improvement of southern
harhocs. But the future prosperity Of the
city depends in a great measure in securing
ready access 10 deep water.
Ii you will allow n stranger to make a
suggestion in regard to your Horticultural
Society, it would be that instead Of one an
nual exhibition its object would be better
promoted by having frequent displays OF
fruits and plants and flowers during the
growing season-monthly, at least, II not
weekly. A room accessible to all might be
made a place Of great attraction, at Whlci
every variety of fruit as it ripened could
he exhibited. This would enable every
person fond of such pursuits to be
come acquainted with the several kinds
the new as well as the old; an'
the effect would be to foster the taEt
Of the people, and extend the cult
walton of fine fruits from year TO year
Visitors from the country would also b
spectators, and the benefits would there
bv be scattered broadcast over the land
! can see but little good to result from on
General exhibition. 1t may do for an agri
Cultural society the members of which ar
scattered over an extensive district bu
not for one the products Of whose industr
are the most perishable fruits OF the carti
a heavy rain storm, accompanied b
thunder and lightning, passed over the cit
this afternoon. 5.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, the FARM and RESI-
4 DENCE now occupied by Miss LayiniaRI
Blair. on the Broal-strcct road, about two miles
from the city of Richmond. The house has -four
large rooms and two wide passages with front and
back porch two kitchens with four rooms each
and Il well of excellent wafer or the prcmtS, S.
There are n HUNDRED kCRES OF LAND
attached, most Of which IS well shifted for The
growth Of vegetables Of every kind. Possession
given lst October. 5. n. DAVIS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiouccr.
Sc Is Eleventh and Main streets.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No li3Q Main street.

TXCELLENT TWO-STORY FRAME
H DWELLING. ON THE EAST SIDE ~
~ EETY-TUIRD BETWEEN LEIGH AND
n STKEETs, CHURCH HILL. FOR 9ALE At
ATCTIoN.-We Will sell, ut the request OF the
oyrer Mt public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 3th day of September. l.s., at
o'clock p. NJ, that very desirable FRAME
DWELLING located as described. containing
Ta rooms kitchen, stable, &c. The nelghbor-
hood and situation Of the property render II
amongst the most desirable in that Vicinity. Ihr,
Int fronts 80 feet on the east side nj Twenty-thlrd
street and runs back Il depth of 40 feet.
TERMS: Liberal and made known Mt sale:
LYME 4 BROTHER,
GO o5 AfcllhiIccTS.
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LETTER FROM NORTH CAROLINA,


HALIFAX COUNTY, September II, 1865.
The old North State shares the fate of
her southern sisters in being subjected 10
the domination Of strangers and aliens
the mcancst of mankind. The "carpct-
baggers" and "scalawags" arc in posses
sion of nearly all the high Offices, and are
running in all the districts for Congress.
The Democratic candidate in this (the trstl
congressional district OF the State, COM
posed of this county aud those lying be-
tween this and bordering on Albemarlc
Sound, is the Hon. David A. Barnes. He
was, l understand, in the Legislature at one
time, and directly after the war was ap-
pointed a judge III the Superior Court, but
was removed because he did not suit the
Radicals and would not adopt their politics.
lie made an address to the people yester-
day at Enfield, ably reviewing the issues at
stake III the present contest, and exposing
the unprinciplcd and nefarious policy Of
the Radicals. There are two carpet-bar-
gers said to berunning in this district-onc
named Cobb and the other French.
AS an instance showing the utter inca
pacity of the negro for Offices TO which he
is now appointed, l will give you Al Incl
dent which occurred at Enfield lately. A
gentleman having been threatened with
depreciation by u negro, went to another
negro, a magistrate, to procure O warrant
for his arrest. The magistrate, being una
bic to read or write, got a gentleman TO pen
him a writ appointing a negro a constable
to arrest the one who had made the threats.
When the magistrate went to serve his writ
the other was unwilling to be appointed,
and addressed him in the following style;
I" 'ouires you to read dis to me. How |
know what dis is 1t may be u due-bill.
II | was in your place, | would notify Gov
ner Holden dat | was not qualified, and
brow up my commission. Besides, who
irvine feed me while i lookin' for dat
man. The magistrate finally carried his
,ppointee with him to q gentleman, and had
,is writ read to him, and the last | saw of
he constable he was walking around with
our looks On.
A brutal and iendish murder was brought |
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By Francis II. Isbcll,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTI-

-
VTERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTI-
Y FuLLN-LOCATED TWO-A CIR LOT.
WITT 4 BRICK DWELLING. &C.: 4 NEAT
TWO-STORY EEICK DWELIIEG AND or,
AND SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. on
nONER y LAUREL STREETS. IN THE
TOWN OF SIDNEY, . SALE At AUCTION.
VIII lac sold upon TN" premises on TUESDAY the
?a;h day OF September. l'6S. commencing AT /
O'Clock p. VI. with that valuable and beautifully
located TW0-ACRE q fronting on the north
side Of Dover street a short distance beyond the
western corporate limits. bounded on the west 10y
Meadow street and on The east by Park street, with
an excellent brick dwelling thereon. containing
six rooms. front and back porch. with Il brick
kitchen. stable. carriagr-housc and 4 well Of good
water In Tie. ward. The lot Is well enclosed with Il
new aud substantial frncc.
Also. a neat twn-s,nry BRICK DWELLING,
near the corner Of Dover and Laurel streets. With,
four rooms. aud kitchen attached. The lot fronts
about 30 fccl. ami runs back feet.
Also. SIX lost DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS. fronting on the west side Of Laurel street
between Dover aud Cumberland streets 30 feet each,
and running back about Ia feet 10 Il twcnty-foot al
ley.
of The city and suburbs renters II desirable both
for an Investment and private residences.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ri sale.
FRANCIS 7. lSliEI.I.
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By Wellington Goddin,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
SUBURBAN FARM OF FIFTY ACRES.
IL HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR TIE RESkR-
V0iR, AND WITHIN 4 FEW HrNDRED
YARDS OF THE CITY ~LIMlTS.-By virtue 81
two deeds Of Trust executed To me the frSI dated
The oG;h Of August. lsj7, duly recorded III l!rnric"
County Court, in dccti book No. -, page 800, and
The other. dated the 18th III September. lt57, duly
recorded in said court, In deed book No 50. pag"
5st. I STALL. IN execution thereof, proceed 70 sell ~
public auction. on the premises. on IiltlsSl1A1 /,
Drtoipr |. 1853. ut 4 O'Clock l.. NJ. II iair. u not,
the first fair day thereafter. the PROPERTY con-
viewed by the said deeds, each conveying Il Scprratc
tract of twenty-five acres. adjoining the other.
tbms forming a farm of nifty acres. On the tract
irst conveyed there is 4 HANDSOME RESl-
DENCE mrarly newt, containing seven rooms.
hrsi,lrs Kitchen, &c, now In the occupancy %
Sainr Putnam also. an excellent orchard, vine
,ur.I asparagus beds. .Nc. The property VIII lc
sold ms i whole or divided Into tracts OF twenty
i've acres each, rs may be determined on ut the
tlrnc of sale.
Whilst the deeds require the greater part or the
nlrrhasc money - bc pal! III cash an Arrange
iirnnt VIII lie made 10 sell for onc-iourth cash
balance az four, eight, and twelve months tor ne
rotiah,c notes, interest added, secured by L trust
deed. -.
Persons desiring TO purchase 4 tirst-rate iarIIi
within 900 wards Of the city limits. win \ he"Itiiu.
- - "o "' ". GODDIE.
rms Trustee.
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LETTER
Corresrondcncc OF tho Richmond Dispatch.

Pennsylvania Poltics-Grant uerSuS ne
observation-disclosures Etection-Rctrenc"-
ment Committee-SarrGtt, etc.
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MENTAL NOTICE. "a

J LEIGH BUTTON, De IL 80
nrIrtitioner FOR twenty years. an!tlNr a' - o.
and graduate Of i southern dental %2iiess' ~
"a o. In those requiring denta. uI+'~
through the newspapers. .r-s
~. r"rrrs Ia the following wcil-kn""h aT
his city Hcssrs. Lancaster 4 %: 49,
s Win & Co. Messrs. Gibson < Watki#@ ht
IiIry,.ys 4 Williams, Mcssrs. ;. {. i"fIt
ar. John n. Montague. Mcss-s. McM'r = "a
Messrs. WomDlc < Jones, Messrs. Iofoe'J
q Co. TcSsrs. VIM. G.. ferguson = o. 49,
Thomas i. Price q Co., Messrs. y. : Wv
r Co. ..t.
0nlce corner Seventh and Franklin s!'vs'''
au g7-InA ~
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LOTS FOR RENT GR LEASE


NOR RENT OR LEASE, the LOT re-
4, Gently occupied by Messrs. Raglani Il Co. rs
Il lumber-yard, on the east side OF Fifteenth be-
tween Cary and Dock streets. Possession given
al once.
The LOT for many years past and at present
occupied by Mr.. James Gum as Il undergrad, at
the corner Of Fifteenth and Cary streets. Posses
sion LIST OF January next.
The LOT al present occupied by Messrs. Whit
lock X Roane as Il undergrad, II 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 II To great advantage.
1t Is IN the centre of business, convenient 10 the
railroads and To the dock, having the advantage oil
three streets. IL measures 332 feet on Fifler nth
street, Is! feet on Cary street, and l3! feet on Dock
street.
The VACANT LOT fronting on Dock street
near Shuckoe creek Is also Tor rent or lease. II
might he connected, as occasion would require, by
Il movable railroad with vessels In The dock. Ap-
ply 10
Sc lin BACON TAFT.
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Auction SALES.

THIS DAY.
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BY Lee Il Goddin. Auctioneers,
No. III Main street.
commissioners SALE OF VALU.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU,
" ABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF
INTERCHANGEABLE virtue of 4 decree OF thu
District Court of the United States for the district
of Virginia rendered in favor OF Maria Edgar S. y.
II. Blanch. formerly sheriff. and s%urctics the un-
d~ersigncd will sell on MONDAY the 10th dayofoc-
tober, 1863, THAT being court-day. In front of the
courthouse door, the following tracts Of valuable
land. living I'm the county of Mecklcnburg. or so
much thereof rs may be necessary to pay the pro-
portlonate part Of said decree of each solvent sccu-
ritv-to wit
i. The TRACT OF LAND on which Edward
nGs9 9PT 5(S.SfS' Ff fF@TT5Yf'Ait~@RRE %HW Win an nE axfci,
lent and commodious dwelling and Nil necessary
out-hoIses, all in good repair, aud situated ah"nt
ten miles north of Roydton, on the City road. Thu
is considered Il very desirable tract.
ID. The TRACT OF LAND lying on the Lunen-
burg Courthouse road. about seventeen miles
north Of Bovdton. on which Colonel Pcyton X.
Burwcll now resides, containing about TH1R-
TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-FOUR
ACRES. on which Is a large and comfortable
I'll. The TRACT OF LAND on which &. ". r.
Aycrctt now resIdcs; known as the nMSoE
S~TnEEH9USE; Tract G9nt3tnS as@Ti THkEF
good dwelling house, Storchonsc, barns Stables.
&c. The stand, ormerchand!sing, is considered a
a., The Tract OF LAND lying on Beaver
Pond creek, belonging to the said G. w. r. Ave
rett. and on which William Elliott now reslnes.
containing THREE HCNDRED AND FIFTY
5th. 4 SMALL TRACT OF ABOUT ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY-oNE ACRES. which
g. w. r. Avcrctt purchased Of lanes lancey.
commissioner, known rs the WILES TRACT,
and formerly belonging to Benjamin A. William
son, deceased.
9Th. The TRACT OF LAND on which the late
G. II. Pcttus dict! seized and possessed, lying Oh
Kettle creek. n Il containing about SEVEN HUN
DRIED AND THTrTT-SIN ACRES, with good
improvements. dwelling and eut-hOuscs, &c. This
tract of land will be sold subject To the widows
dover. which has already been assigned 10 her.
eth. Also. II SMALL TRACT lying adjacent I"
the house tract. and known as the JFFFklE~
PLACE. containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES. with sufficient improvements to make 1t
\ very comfortable little farm.
Sfh. The TRACT OF LAND on which Thomas
+. Pettus now resides, and known rs the BARNES
TRACT cnnt9iuiug about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. living adjacent 10 IN" two next preceding
tracts. with good and comfortable improvements
In fhnrnngl repair.
OH. The TRACT OF LAND sold by John VI.
HAYES L. (. l.. Eull0ck. who sold 10 Watt Love,
and on which the said Love ROW resides. contain
Ing about HUNDRED NJ TWENTY
SIX ACRES lying on the City road about seven
miles north Of l;oydtou. with dwclliug-hOuSC and
other improvements necessary tor Il farm.
TERMS: Onc-four:h cash. and The residue on a
credit Of three. six. and nine months: the pGr-
chaser 10 give negotiable notes. with Interest AIDED
from day If sale, well endorsed and duly stamped,
for The deferred payments.
Parties interested may refer 10
ALEXANDER SYDSOR,
n o.. commissioners
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hight VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
II LOTS, AT TIE CORNER OF SMITH AN8
kAkER STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
we VIII sell at auction, on the premises
THURSDAY the lst of October. At s o'r.er.p
VI, the eight very beautiful BUILDING LUT,
located rs above described. fronting rtnh 81 la..
Iiakcr street and running back ~ AMI fjaot.
TERMS Cnc-fourth cash balance al four aI..
and twelve months for negotiable note. latfts
added, secured by Il trust decd.
GkUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
So % Aur lnltrr.
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Y AND FOR SALE.-Will be sold on the

Z AND FOR SALE.-Wl!l be sold on the
Goth of September. 1865, IL fair, Ii not. on the
- Il fair Gay. HUNDRED y SEVENTY
ACRES OF No. / LAND. lying uu Falling creek,
on the warwick road, and within two hundred
wards Of the Broad Rock road. cast Of f.anchfs
ir,,k church good building and excellent water
spIcndii young orchard Of best fruit: piyr and
oak timber three or four thousand cords of wood
can he cut; place healthy. one hundred aud
eighty acres Of snl ndId baud Adj lining the above
i,aincd tract, within live miic~ Ul Manchester and
hair n mile Of the Petersburg railroad. can lc
bought. Sc l3-S-1 =. l.. tLNnl.
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BY Wellington GoddIn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

FINE FLOODED STATIONS FOR
IL SALE AT ATCTION.-A The request Of Mr.
Wilson Winfrcc. executor of General william &.
Scott. deceased. late Of POwhatau county, | shall
sell at public auction, Mt fiX's stable, corner
Of Cary and Tenth streets. In the city of Richmond,
on FRIDAY the 2d Of October, 1858. ut II O'Clock
NJ. TWO FINE STALLIONS-thc one four years
old and the other five Years. They were stree! by
Planet their dams being equal in blood to any In
England or America. The pedigree will be cX-
hIhitcd nj the hour Of sale and can In the mean
time be seen n my office.
The special attention Of the breeders oi blonde6
horses Is respectfully called - this sale. rs IL Is
said bv those acquainted with the fact that for
purity of hlood these horses are not cXccllcd 10y
any IN America.
TERMS Onc-half payable at six and the other
half ut twelve months, for approved. endorsed
negotiable notes with interest added.
Sc 20 W. GODDIN, Auctioucer.
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By Wellington Godd!n,
NO, iun.pr and Real Esfatr Agent.
TRuST SALE OF DOVER MILLS PR

THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS PRO
ERT IN Go0CIlLASD COUNTY.-By
virtue of Il deed OF trust 10 me as trustee from :.
y. Fisher. dated January :, 1857, recorded In
Gooch!and County Court, AMI 10y request Of the
creditors therein sccurcd-thc Injunction hereto
rrrr granted having been dissoivcd-i shall sell ut
hubble auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
i3ih OF October, 1868. AT l. O'Clock NJ. If fair, If
moi, the first fair day thereafter. that valuable pro-
r,rty known rs DOVER MILLS. lying In the
comfy Of Goochland. bounded 10y the James River
and Kanawha canal. Dover creek, and the lands Of
+. T.. Hobson. consisting OF a TRACT OF LAND
containing sixteen acres. more or less. with the
excellent FIGURING MILL. M~ILLSTUNES.
MACHINERY. FIXTuREf, WATER RIGHTS,
DISTlLLEltr. DWELLlSG-HoUSE, STORE
HOIr~E. MlLLFR'S l. and other buildings
and uppurtcnanccs-the Whole constituting 4 we'll
known and very leSirahl" property, presenting
great attractions to Ilillers. capitalists, and others.
TERMS: The deed authorizes I sal" for cash as
TO a large part OF tie purchase none. Jnt hy con-
sent of the creditors accommodating terms Will be
Granted. which will he made known at the sale.
81 l2-SaSwSdlw Il. II. HOWISnN. Tru tee.
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BY Richardson ( Ncwhn-


THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i FOR SALE AT AUCTIONS the ra1r,4,
OF the o"npr We viii sell a. auction. on the u~.
misses. on WEDNESDAY the 9orh Instant. 4,
o'clockP NJ, three valuable BUILDING LOTS.
Gated as follows one fronting on 1hlrt street no,
Preston 26Nj7 feet. and two others In T. Apr' lN
.ditiOn-onc fronting ON 81. Peter. street 5.tu
feet. am the other on Clay street IN rear off,.
latter 35Xst5 feet.
TERMS 4: Made known AZ the time Of sale.
RICHARDSON 4 NEWEtRN.
ST. % iurtuNrn~
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FQE RENg.

TOR RENT, HALF OF A tUk-Ea
II >ISutu HOUSE. Apply ct the boliii-AII
-, cnr,rr Of Twelfth and Marshall streets.
west coFhe' W Sc COST
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q = gL0EBER uENTALg

DRo0Ms No. zoe BROAD STREET M.
RICHMOND, VAL inserts Des.llg. MS, Il.
CiAL TEETH on the VuLCANltA n IL.
twenty TO thirty dollars pc! SCI. IT,. +, m -
vation or the natural t..th. C"~rrr%.1A :. In
lar teeth, cleaning. extracting, ana IL
=. = ..,t.I ,Ifs.asps generally
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BY Grubbs q Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

A NICE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON
n THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET
BETWEES JACKSON AND DUAL, FOX
A A AUCTION.-On TUESDAY The 2sth
Of September. at ~ O'Clock, upon the premises
the neat FRAMED COTTAGE No. "5 t0urth
street. 49,, IT.. T..
II has six rooms. with gas and water ana Is ~
nice order. having been papercd and painted re-
GENTLY. The lot Is al 100 feet 10 an alley.
This IS 4 very attractiv" little property.
TERMS: Ouc-third cash: balance at o anu J.
"'o"''7' "'' '' GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Au.tinrprrG.
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4 8 ASSIGNEE OF THE ESTATE OF

A s ASSIUNEE OF TIE ENIaIE UF
n DAVID LEE. bankrupt ! shall srI on III"
nrrmises. on the 20h LAY Of SEPTEMBER. 1868.
th1t VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which
said Lee now resides. This tract contains 5ijt
acres. and lies In the county Of Charlotte, six miles
from Keysvi!lc depot. The improvements are
good, consisting Of 4 framed ID" hLLl\G "fscTcE
rooms exclusive Of the bascinent1, ana the usual
outbuildingS. The land lies well. ana Is beyond The
average fertility. The membranes are very
small. and Will lie removed By first instalincnt.
TERMS: AT sale. Ii. A. C~ARRINGTON.
s.lo Assignee.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, A BRICK HOUSE ONE
I TWcnty-ninth ndicigh streets. contain I'll
ing seven large aud one small room. with closets.
Sc. The lot is 2hv SO feet. with garden attached;
brick kitchen. la,hcI and plastcrcd srnokc-hnuSc
and framed stable: a well Of splendid water. shade
trees, &c. Anulyt TO HILL Il GDDDlS,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
Sc 2i-2t 1909 Main street.
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T0AL OiL.-50 barrels BEST REFINED
" COAL OIL for sale At lowest market rates
by K. -" Pow ERS
Druggist, 1905 Main street,
Sc % between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
ESSENTIAL OILS.-Lemon, Peppermint,
IL Bitter Almond, Scroly, Cinnamon, &c, &C.,
OF superior quality. for sale by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
Sc 81 Druggists.
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BY wellington Goddin,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.

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TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY-TWO
ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND
TWO NILES WEST OF RICHMoSD On TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF DEEP Run ~TtENPlkT.
EFING 4 PART OF TIE ROSENEATii
TRhCT.-By virtue Of Il decd of trust executed /"
the undersigned by j. A. Weston and wife anlJ
4. Faulkner and wife. dated 18th June, 1852. duly
recorded In Hcnrico County Court, ! shall, In exc
cution thereof. proceed Ia sell at public auction.
on the premises, on MONDAY the 18th September,
1858. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. If fair. if not, the first fair
day thereafter, the real estate conveyed by me 5ali
deed. consisting Of the above Two
ACRES OF LAND being Il part Of the ROSE
MEATH TRACT" It is so well known that Il
partirular description Is deemed unnecessary. IL
i:cs beautifully. commanding Il fine view Of Rich
mond. ant has a front As well on the south Side OF
the deep Run turnpike rs on a crosS-strcct icadlhg
from that road to Grove street.
TERMS: The deed requires u cash sale Is 10 4
large part Of the purchase money. hut by consent
Of the creditors 1t will be sold for oirc-fourth cash;
balance at six. twelve. and eighteen months for
negotiable notes, interest added. secured ~ trust
deed. X. X. HOWlScN.
Sc % Trustee.
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GHEAP EARN FOR SALE.-Iutendinr

NHEAP FARM FOR SALE.-Intending
" To remove 10 the Valley OF Virginia, | offer
Tor sale my farm located four miles from Ashland,
Hanover county, containing 1871 acres, 100 acres
cleared, balance In woods. The buildings consist
of dwelling (recently repaircdl, smoke-house, corn
house, new stable, &c. Good apple and peach
orchards. The place is well watcrcd by springs
and two running streams.
In order To make immediate sale ! viii take
s., SEQ onc-third cash, balance 1T twelve and
eighteen months, and give immediate possession.
and the purchaser can take the crops and stock III
valuation.
For further information apply 10 GEORGE A.
HUNDl.Ef, Richmond, or myself, Ashland.
So Hot ROBERT b. HUNDLFY.