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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-16
For the Richmond Disbatch.
AdeIfa.


In apron of white and bonnet of white, VI -,
Unt IN the q arden 1'spied her; $50
The slanting sGnlight and jessamtne bright
At first thought had felisd her
More bright and more iair than sheen in the air,
Or the sweet-sc.nied lilies Ueside her.
In apron of white and bonnet OF white,
fairy she seemed To my Sfsfob: ,rt
A beauty so rare, I could but compare
To beings Of regions elysian;
III mortal, trausp,anted { ON realms all enchahte
And walking the earth In derislen.
In apron of white and bonnet OF white,
Out IN the arden found her
The light of ner eye reflected the SKY. ,or.
And glanced on the blossoms asounG ;i ~.
For the spirit OF beauty had CROWNED NeA
In apron OF white and bonnet OF ,' whne'
Iloyed her, though yet All un n,iisn I Gnund.
IT'S wonder profound to ee " ali unbroken
A. 1901 ,s sha,s fair. I've learned 10 coihpS
Her smile 70 some heavenly 'okeh'
=, ,,rnr =, white and bonnet OF White,
1ppi 49, a thing for careSslng. 18th,
u. 80 c.s NV pride when sile was Any o1ioe
N.Y. sm ffann,age wonid fail la expressing
~ noble wife, o'cr the whoie OF my ihe-
a tsf; ~" shed \ most exquisite blessing.
rJer snron of white and bonnet OF white ----
hs, 20 81 changed for the hood ofthe mother.
Bpi tints on her check her beauty bespeak-
Time cannot her loneliness smother:
such dcicato bloom will last 'til the tomb
Her inanimate body shall cover.
In apron OF white and bonnet OF white,
MS long ago since4 arss spied her
The vision seems new, yet ever more true
I've found her the the longer I've tried her
The sheen Ia the air and the jessamlnc fair,
Ia graclng, hSve never helied her.
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M CE.-Thomas Bapty, Rosa v.
~ Bapty, William G. Booker. Julia E. Booker
Dr. .. si;. CabeIl, trustee, w. d. Bilelow, guar
dian Gd Item, and all others whom it may concern
take notice that us guardian OF William Douglass
In the State of Mississippi shall upon the first
DAY OF the next term Of the Richmond Circuit
Court apply to said court for order for the re-
nova! 70 the tate OF Mississippi and delivery to
me OF the Interest of my two said wards In Ger
lain suit now pending In the said Circuit Court of
Mrs. Julia Ann Caulfield. G. p. NELSON -''e
Guardian Of William D. and
George Y. Caulheld
ofILks ~ CHRISTIAN, Counsel. oc 5-Maw
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

L WHARF PROPERTY AT GOSPORT, VA,
AND BANK G-HOUSE IN PORTSMOUTH.
VA, AT AUCTI3N.-The undersigned, trustees
Of The Bank of VIRGINIA, will sell at auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2sth instant
ut II NJ. that valuable WHARF PROPERTY ut
Gosport belonging to the Bank Of VII GINA. This
property is admirably situated for ship-buldng
Of timber and slaves being there very aburdant.
This lot has Il front Crawford street of 2.2 feet
and Il front on Elizabeth river of the same number
Of feet. and depth OF $50 feet. The depth of
water Is sufficient TO float the largest-cass vessel In
the United States. and there is dock on the north
and south side. On the lot Is L large brick dwell
ing-housc and several wooden tcnements.
Immediately after the sale Of the wharf property,
we VIII sell the Ha NKING-HOUSE I'm Portsmouth
So long occupied by the Bank of Virginia.
TERMS One third cash balance credit OF
four, eight, and twelve months, interest added and
secured by trust deed on the property purchaser
paying taxes for the present year.
d. J. SAUNDERS, T,,e,os.
oc 10 $. G.. TARDY, iiu''eeS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
GooCHLASD COURTHOUSE, October s, 1858. s
NIRGINIA.-In Goochland County Cir
cult Court, September 1858
ID. W. Lassitcr executor OF Frances Rives and
Samuel 5. Carter Plaintiff,
against .,.
A. NJ. Hamilton, sheriff of Goochland county, and
as such administrator of Jesse Il. Heath, de-
ceased, Sarah Heath, the widow, and William
Miller guardian al litem for Elizabeth, Munsell,
jennie, Tarlton, and Ellen Heath Robert Skip
With and Walter ID. Leake, trustees, &c. Sallie
l.. Carter. In her own right and as aIministra-
trix OF Mildred L. Carter, deceased and Ann E.
The Court doth therefore adJuige, order. and de-
that IL be referred to of the commissioners
OF this court to take the following accounts viz,
N) An Hunt of the administration OF A. Nj. Ham
llt0n the estate of Jesse II. Heath, deceased ;
(2 All account of all the estate real and personal,
OF said decedent which can be made available for
the payment Of debTs; (3) an account of ell debts
character and the order in which they bind the
estate, or any part thereof; and (il an account
showing the amounts paid by the plaintiff, ID. w.
Lassi er, as executor of T. e. Hives, on the bonds
mentioned in the bill, aud in what CHI iracter his
testator was II party to said bonds. The creditors
OF the estate Of Jesse II. Heath, deceased, shall
prove their claims before commissioner OH 4 day
to be named by him, on palu OF being excluueu
from all share in the assets.
The parties interested In the decree OF whlcn Tue
foregoing is extract are hereby uotihpa tnas
have fixed upon the 10TH DAY OF NONEMBEh
NEXT the time and my office at Gooehiane
Courthouse, as the place for executing salu
~ which time and place they are reIuireu W a,
tend, with such vouchers ana otner As WI
enable me to take said accounts. e., .oc . ..o,,
Given under my hand as commissioner OF u cour
the day and year nrst above written. :.
oc 15-Th4w y. w. FtEASaNlS.
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"What are you doing here ?" inquired O
New Orleans policeman Of Johnny Cotton
as that individual leaned lapguidly against
lamp-post q few nights ago:
"Stan'n up, be gorry!"
"You're drunk 2''
"Same to yerself, old boy"
"Come, this won't do; you'll have to 60
in"
"Wish could"
"Why, can't you walk ~
81 used to; but rye most forgot how !"
"Come, try it,
"Spos'n can't 70
"Then I'll have to carry YOU
"That's so !"
"Yes." ...>.
"You're the man Pm waitin' for. l
can't ~
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BY A. G. Pulliam, Auct!oncer.

VACANT LOT OF LAND ON POPLAR
STREET, RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT
AUCT1ON.-At the request of the owner l viii
sell at public auction. on the premises on SA-
TURDAY the nth # October. 1885, 1T o. clock p.
NJ, very valuable BUILDING LOT no. 63j
fronting Is feet OH Poplar street.
TERMS: One-half cash balance In four months
for negotiable notes. Title retained.
oc 10 A. G. PULL!AM, Auctioneer.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

-~----~-~~~~~~~~~~~~((
EOR SALE, q NEAT BRICK COT-A
IL TAGE RESIDENCE, on Grace betweenEtl
Monroe and Madison streets, containing five
rooms brick kitchen with three rooms gas and
water on the premises. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply at MRS. NJ. J. DAN1e'S,
oc l6-1w ST Broad street.
MARKET GARDEN, FOUR MILES
lW FROM RICHMOND, on the Williamsburg
road containing SIX ACRES for sale. il Is Il
valual lie piece of ground, and will be sold on
liberal terms. Apply to
JOYNER & SLATER,
oc 18-2t* on Cary near Fifteenth street.
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NOTICE-TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
In HENRICO COUNTY,-YOur lakes are now
due and payable; and earnestly request that YOU
will come forward and pay them PROMPTLY All
unpaid will be made by the shortest possible mode
OF collection. During the session OF the October
term of the court persons owing taxes come
that time they win be put into the hands OF my
deputies. III. j. SMITH,
&C l3-TuSM3t Sheriff Of Henrico county,
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GoMAfIsSI0NERS, SALE OF YALUA.

A WIN SEh'Ib ~ 1870
" BILE FARM AND COAL PITS IN CUM
BERLAND COUNTY NEAR FARMVILLE.
In pursuance OF the provisions of decree Of Cum
bcrland Circuit Court made on the 27.h day OF Az.
gust 1888 Mt a special term Of said court. In the
suits of Samuel p. Foster and Edward y. Coleman,
late merchants and partners trading under me
firm and stvle OF Foster & Coleman Hilliard Hi
administrators of Charles W. Allen. deceased de-
PENDANT and s. O. Smith, administrator OF Charles
W. Allen, deceased. and as guardian or ROBERT
Allen Sallie A. Allen. and Charles w. Allen In
nIaintjffs against James Webb and Mary his wife,
and others, defendants. the undersigned. special
commissioners appointed by said decree, Will sell
at public auction, on the premises. on n credit Of
six twelve. and eighteen months, equal install
Tnents on WEDNESDAY the 25th day of Noyem-
HUNDRED AND EIGHT AND ONE-QUhR;
TEE ACRES OF LAND situated In Cumberland
county of which the said Charles W. Allen died
seized within two niles of the town OF Farmyille.
and on which are the Piedmont coal PITS which
have been extensively and snccessinIiy WORKED ios
pits will be sold With said tract OF Ianu. Inc I'M,
nrovrmcnts on the farm consist nj large anu
well built two-storicd frame dwelling with SIX
rooms and I'LL necessary Out-hOuscs.
The nearness Of this farm u the town OF Farm.
VILE and the Southsidc railroad, the large amount
Of valuable timber and wood on IT. together WIN
The Piedmont coal pits with their supposed mex
ha,lstibIe supply Of coal of most excellent qnait(
render this or the most desirable estates IN ms
section OF Virginia. ~
bonds with approved security for the amount 81
sale and the title to the land viii be retained as
further security and the sale made subject TO Tie
approval of the circuit court aforesaid
JOHN X. WILSON.
WILLIAM K. BERKELEY.
nn,r yg,r
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AGRICULTURAL.

DICKFORD 81 aHUFFMAN'S WORLD
- RENOWNED PREMIUM GRAIN DILL,
with the IMPROVED GUANO Alta CHMENT,
manufactured with all the improvements Of Messrs.
Bickford Il Huffman for 1885, and other important
know to be the best WHEAT DRILL ever offered
In Virginia. More accurate and reliable, more
simple and durable, less liable to accidents, and
more certain In all It's performance, than any other
drill. This we guarantee to all purchasers. A few
SPRING DRILLS for sale low TO make room for
our new work. 49,
OF the advantages of drilling wheat over broad
casting there Is no difference of opinion among
far,aers. Many of our most successful wheat
growers maintain that in seeding fifty bushels Of
In saving of seed and i'm urovement Of crop
This drill is equally advantageous in putting in
oats and is Also the best corn-plauter thst can be
used. TO responsible farmers we can extend libe-
raj credit and we solicit call from all who have
wheat to seed, a. NJ. SMITH IL CO.,
oc l6-d&w3m Manufacturers.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TOUR SMALL TENEMENTS, AT THE
~ SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MARSHALL
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE
At kUCTION.-WiIl be sold ut auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 10th OF October, 1883,
ut 1 O'Clock L. NJ, those FOUR TENEMENTS
located rs above-two built Of brick and two OF
wood-each fronting on the east line Of Eighteenth
street. The corner tenement is renting for fifty
five dollars per month. For stores dwellings,
the location is very desirable.
TERMS: One-fourth cash e; balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
terest added, secured hva trust deed.
oc Is w. GhDDIS. Auc;ionner.
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a ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IA IN PITTSYLEANIA COUNTY, VA, At
PUBLIC AUCTION. - IS assignee Of T. II,
Stamps BANKRUPT. and by virtue Of an order OF The
District Court of the United States for the dlsrlc!
of Virginia, the undersigned will sell at public
day of October. 1863, a valuable TRACT OF
LAND. containing six HUNDRED AND FIVE
AND THREE-QUARTER ACRES GOSH. lying
on Sandy creek. two and half miles south Of Ring.
gold depot and eight miles east Of Danyille.
This land has u comfortable dwelling tobacco
factory. and all necessary Out-houses. and Is well
ADAPTED to the growth of fine tobacco, corn, wheat,
&C. It will be sold free from all liens and encum-
brances except the right OF dover Of said bank
rupt's wife, 1t will be divided into lots suitable for
purchasers.
TERMS One-thlrd cash: remainder in six and
twelve months, purchaser giving bonds with good
security for the deferred payments, and title re-
tained as further security until the purchase money
Is fully paid. JOHN T. BRIGHT w Eli"
Assignee Of T. II. Stamps, bankrupt.
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TOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
Z, sale that very valuable tract OF land in Pow
hatan county, We. called s'LET LONE,n with
all It's improvements, the former estate and resi-
dence OF the late DR.. William crun.p. IT contains
THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND well
adapted to the production of tobacco, wheat and
corn. and is regarded one OF the best farms on
the Appomattox river, which its southern bound
airy. There Is SUFFICIENT wood land attached 10 the
farm.
The improvements consist of a spncious mansion,
containing ten rooms and Q basement, with kitchen
tobacco-houses, carriage-house, &c.
The property Is in pleasant and healthy neigh
borhood, is accessible by good roads and the river
Appomattox, and is convenient to several churches
aud good schools
TERMS, which are LIBERAL will be made known
on application to me, near Dover Mines Gooch-
land county, Va. Apply to
Mrs. MARIA ADKINS or
7. A. BRANDER.
Sc 1-Tu2mK Danville depot
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.-On MONDAY the 10Th instant, Mt 10
O'Clock, will sell at the residence. on Byrd st Get
between Third and Fourth, al OF the HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, con.istingof
MAHOGANY SOFAS and tHAlRS.
BRUSSELS CARPETS and MATING,
DAMASK and LACE CURTAINS,
good assortment Of II a NJ 4 and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE,
BEDDING.
CROCkFRY, ETC.. etc,
ROBERT MOTT, Administrator
of Mrs. Catharine Mott deceased.
rooI- & 7, ArcuToS Auctioneprs. &C iG
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BY Francis IT. Isbell,

Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
VALUABLE THREE-STORY 3 RICK
- WEI Ii N Ct, LOT. AND BRICK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF MOORE STREET NEAR TO BACON
QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-Will be sold upon the prcmiEcs on
Mon DAY, 10th day of October, 1888, at 81 O'Clock
=. NJ. that valuable TIREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING located rs above stated containing
nine rooms The lot fronts about 10 feet and runs
back about 80 feet, with good culvcrt conveying
all the surplus water, ETC., to the branch. There
is also upon the said premises Il brick slaughter
house about IS feet In length, with all necessary
improvements, such as kettles etc. for carrying
on the butchers business carriage and wa gon-
house, and smokehousc. well aud bold and
never-fal!ing spring of water in the yard.
TERMS At sale.
oc Ii FRANCIS IT. ISBELL, Auctioreer
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BY s. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

A NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON
"A THE NORTH SIDE OF MOORE STREET,
MONDAY the 10Th day of October 1868, at o. clock
P. NJ, that COTTAGE REhIDENCF situated as
above. The house contains six rooms. The lot
fronts on Moore street thIrty-fve feet and runs
back 1870 feet There is spring of delightful water
TERMS: At sale. 8. n. DAVIS,
&c Ia Auctinneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY wellington Goddin.
auctionear and Real Estate Agent.

FUTUHE LAY.
BY wellington Goddin. s
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
.usHE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLED
urEDAR HILL THREE MILES EAST
IN RICHMoND CONTAINING SEVENTY
TWO AND THREE.QUARTFR ACRES, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIOS.--at the request OF Mr.
James r. Radcliffe VIII sell Mt auction. on the
PREMISES ON. MONDAY. October 20. 1851, mt
o. clock p. NJ, the beautiful farm which he re-
sides called "CEDAR HILL adjoining the
lands OF Messrs. James NJ Carter, William T. e.
Garnett. and Richard Cauthorn, containing Sc
VENTY-TWO AND THR r E. Q UARTER
ACRES of which about sixty acres are open land
in fine heart. ..,...s
THE improvements consist of comfort able
DWELLING c. ntaining eight rooms: stable carriage
house. Kitchen &c; well of good water In the
yard. and an orchard IF choce fruit &c. Posses
sion given lst Of January next. The growing crops
can be taken by the purchaser ut valuation The
location is handsome one, and the neiRhborhood
good
The land lies within quarter of mile OF the
west side Of the Mechaninsville turnpike. with an
excellent road leading to It from the turnpike
TERMS : Reasonable and made known ut the
hour of sale.
Mr.. Radcliffe will take pleasure in showing the
f'0o ". GODDTN,
oc ls-2tawIw .&dtds Auctioneer.
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~ NERsHIP.-The limited partnership here
totore existing under the style OF YUENGLINCi
% BEfER Is this day dissolved by consent OF all
with the late firm, or the former firm of Betz
inengilng Boyer. are referred to ID. g. Yueng-
ling, Dr., Richmond, Va, by whom the business
VIII Discontinued. ~ iii
Witress the following signatures the Goth day of
September, 1868: 49, n
JOHN II. BETZ,
DAVID G. YUENGLING, JR.,
JOHN A. BEYER.
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ROOTS, SHOES. &c.

TOR GENTLEMEN Just receiveds
Z andopened this morning large lot Of "a
GENTLEMEN'S FRENCH CALF DOU-A
BLE-SOLE BOX-TOE CONGRESS GATE rs,
a very superior and excellent-ilttiug shoe. The
attention Of gentlemen Is respectfully asked to
them. JOHN &. PAGE, Jr.,
1903 Main street
och-3L between Twelfth and thirteenth.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

BY Richardson & Newburn,
Real Estate Agents aud Auct!oneers.
STOREHOUSE FOR RENT AT AUG
~ TION.-Wc will rent at auction, on the pre-
misses. on SATURDAY the nth instant. at half
past O'Clock p. NJ, TO the highest bidder, for
twelve months, that commodOus and well-ocatcd
STOREHOUcE Of Mr.. John n. GOr:On's. lately
occupied by Hulst & King. on Fourteenth street
between Main and Franklin.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlnnccrs.
oc Il 1915 Main street, corner Eleventh.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
Office No, 1877 Main street.

VALUABLE COW AND CALF FOR
Y SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell on Council
Chamber Hill. ut 10 o'clock on SATURDAY. DC
tober 18th, ONE VERY FINE COW and CALF,
raised In the city and giving from three to four
gallons Of milk per day. -
THOMAS W. KEFSEE.
&c 1s Auctoneer.
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..Alas for him who never sees
The stars shine through his cypress tress
Who hopeless lays his dead away,
Nor LOOKS to see the breaking day
Across the monrnful marble play
Who hath not learned In hours OF faith
The trnth. TO lIc.h and sense unknown,
This; life IS ever lord Of death,
And love can never lose its own! !"
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at Cook
& Laughton's auction store Governor and
Franklin streets. THIS DAY at II O'Clock A. NJ,
- - One ROCKING CHAIR,
One TABLE,
One lot of LAW BOOKS,
and quantity of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
TO satisfy a distress warrant In my hands.
or la-It John w. WRIGHT. s. @. r.
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EOR RENT, the BRICK TENE- O.
u MENTS Nos. 1902 and 1904 Franklin M
street, between Union and Seventeenth streets.
Both are in excellent condition. NO. leoz mas
Just been painted and whitewashed, has large
storeroom and seven rooms above, with necessary
water-closets. No 1904 has al necessary shelVlne
racks counter large patent balance, with neces-
sarv water-closets. and eight rooms above store;
Either Of the above tenements are well aoaptcd
for the grocery commission, or other business
Apply to Y. X; CAkhiS1iHS;1
oc l5-pod3wE
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AUCruor SALES.


THIS DAY.
BY Cook e Lauglten. Anctioneers
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
TTOUSEHOID FURNITURE, CARPETS,
III STOVES, BAR COUNTERS, &c., AT AUC-
TT0N -THTs DAY. ut 10 o'clock, we VIII sell at
nnr store an assortment of FURNITURE consist
WAHOGANY and WALNUT SOFAS, covered
with plush. halr-cloth and damask;
PARIOR ROCKER and CHAIRS.
RRITSSELS and INGRAM CARPEIs,
JENNY LIND and other BEOSTEADS
New HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
One large excellent FEATHER BED,
BUREAUS. WARDROBES,
wASHSTANDS.
PARLOR and DINING TABLES.
Several COOKING STOVES and fixtures
CHAMBER. OFFICE, and STORE STOVES,
An assortment of LAW and other BOOKS.
ALSO.
One elegant BkR-COUNTER, with shelves ana
One superior OYSTER COUNTER;
both OF which are finished in very handsone
style. coov 1AucHTON
cola Auctfonpcrs.
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CoRaNaEsspGN MERCHANTS.

N 3. BRIDGF0RD & CO., GENERAL
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. s, 7,
wien street.
uthce No. 7, room No. !, Broadway \. Y.
Also proprietOrs of the '.ECREhA'' COT
TON SHEDS aud STORAGE YARDS.
Refer to the merchants Of Richmond, Va.
Sc T-Sm
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T ARGE AND DESIRABLE ADDITION.
BUUIS AND SfUES. e
G. A. BALDWIN, REALL & co.

Five hundred cases BOOTS and SHOES, COM
for the season, this day receiving direct from the
manufacturers. Having been selected with great
care by our MIR. Baldwin, this addition to our stock
on hand makes our assortment very large aud de-
sirahl.. and for sale low they can be pur-
chased III this any OF her market.
oc l3-lw G. A. BALDWIN, BEALL & co.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
hnctinnetr and Zeal Estate 4 gent.

TWO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE
4 OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
ONE IN CHESTERFIELD, ON JAMES RIVER,
CONTAINING EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES, SEVEN
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND; THE OTHER IN
NEW kent COUNTY, FIFTEEN MILES
BELOW RICHMOND: CONTAINING SIX
GGH4iHC Rtf RIVE RIVER Ans AS6 On 0S The
YORK RIVER RAILROAD.-I am authorized
to sell the TWO FARMS located above. TIE
former one is occupied by Mr.. Samuel NJ.
Green, and has on 1t every building suitable for
moterate-sizcd family. all in good order. The
DWELLING is built of solid granite, and cost
almost as much as is asked for the whole place.
The FARM In New Kent, fifteen miles below
Richmond, Is not only valuable By reason of Its
some excellent land. The buildings the farm
are not Of much value, though the estate is now
renting to q good tenant for $500 per annum.
AS the owner has no use for either of these farms
he will sell them Mt a low figure, on remarkably
reasonable terms, will take city property In ex-
change. Applyt to
q-oaw2w w. GODnIN.