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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

GEOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY OF THE ENG
LIsH MEXICO IN AFRICA.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

Harris gives the following as the tenn
perature of Ankobar, the capital OF Shoa,
which is in the hill country, $500 feet
above the sea.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22
THEoDoRUs' PEDIGREE AND FAITH.

BOUNDARIES, MOUNTAINS, RIVERS, RAvINEs
CLIMATE AND RESOURCES OF THE EMPIRE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

We commenced last week the publica-
ton of very full description of Abyssinia
and the Abyssinians, by the correspondent
of the New York HERALD. The article is
very long but it is sufficiently interesting to
insure its reading by most persons, partic-
ularly as this country and its people are at
tracing much interest at this time We
give this week its geography, description
of the country, roads, water system, noun
tains, climate, seasons, ports of entry, cities
and towns, &C., and conclude the article
next week with description of the gov
eminent, religion, character, currency, mil
itary strength, captains, King Theodore,
6,n
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

GS- A Down East paper, in putting O
certain soap, says it is the 9best ever used
for cleaning a dirty mans face. We have
tried it and therefore we know
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

NIB YSSHNE.f.

NAPIER'S MARCH TO MAGDALA-HIs ARMY
AND ITS DIFFICULTIES
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

THE CHIEFS, CHRISTIANS AND PEOPLE, AS
SEEN BY THE BRITISH CIvILIZERs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22

e Thackeray speaks of a place in Ire
land where, the sense of elegance was so
keen that the servants brought up the Goals
for the parlor CRATE on a clean plate.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-05-22
TO FARM ERS!
Pacific Guano Com pany's
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO!
Price Reduced to s56 per Ton in Bait
"$68 in Bel Air.

TIME USE OF THIS GUANO in Maryland for several
Il years for Corn TobaccoSend other Spring Crops
well for Wheat has esabsed its excellence. 1t pos
all the quckness of Peruvian Guanu, with perma
tnent qualities not possessedb by that article.
Experience has shown that this Guano rpens the
Wheat crop from fire 10 sD days earlier than the Super
Phosphates also rpens Tobacco earlier and produces
Ia crop of better quality The Pacific Guano Company
has authorized the above reduction in of
the depressed condition ofthe farming interests in the
furnish the best fertilizer Ut Me ioUest price, which
they able to do by of their large capital and
facilities The Guano s,varranted same in quality as
heretofore sold byus.
JOHN q. REESE & CO.,
Genera Agents for tine Company,
II South street, Baltimore.
For sale by RoBT. T,cB0wNE, Dealer in Lumber and
Fertilizers, Bel Air, Bid, aprI0-6m
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01
@pti3 fir Tarmer.

@etpiFe perfcnen bereifen BEN Staat unt b%etaupten Die
Searerbam Gde= 81 af6iuen (9rpao Cast Scebera) ju YER
faufen bic aber an eldietenen anbern Srten ~tabrt3lrt
rerben. 8etanntliG fnb bic ddten Beaserbam ngrrao
@ast @eebers" p~erfertiet: BON S 9 Souea u. Co.. Beaver
tam unb spn Srutb, 9ppe II. 60. In Suatcnna ~unitrett!S
bic beten. DaB niemanc bintereaneen merbe, eeben wtr
untenifebenb bteyiamen Der g~eenten fur cbise Sden1aidiz
uen unb mtrb man gut tbun, bel oiefenNseaten spr3tiprehei1
besur man ~anberspu Sefelunscn madt.
Murdoch, White & Gates, St, Paul,
Gould & Co., Minneapolis.
Mealey & Bradford, Monticello
Lewis Clark, St. Cloud.
J. Linemann, St. Joseph.
VIM. BONNER, New Munich.
Bennett & Cole, Sank Centre.
Edw. Campbell, Forest City.
Moore & Darby, -~Paynesville.
Linnenfelser, Faber 4 Co., Carver.
J. Frankenfeld, Henderson.
F. Nicolin, Jordan.
Hare & Frankenfeld, LIE Sueur.
A. G. Miller & Co., St. Peter.
Bronson, Cover & Co., Saltwater.
Gardner and Meloy, Hastings.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-01

BUR anfrtisuns aaer arten S5neiberarbeiten MID b.
TENS empfetlenb, made i'd sleidseitis auf me;n Eager fer
tiaer Rleiser unb f~pnfiser 6errentrilstten- GesenfinSe aui
merriam. Gnte u. biaiseSssisnuus n;rh middf sss amgs-
ten %enpfeblen. nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
a1Ig-TTON SALES.
BY wellington Goddin,
hrc.,oneer and Resi- Estate Agent.
FUTURE DAY.

TvRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE I,Is
FARM OF TWO Hu I ,tM ,r AED R HsSS63kk
An P CALLED "HICKORY lila A.,
a rHSs1A Nd a HALF MILES NORTH OF
pfrIJMoND-By' virtue of deed OF trhsk ets,
,ted by The late JOHN o. Taylor and vile 20
ElIett and James Elicit both now oec saSad
in Henrico County Court, shali, as lanes
Ioftin N. Elicit, deceased who survives nah hiic
Elicit the other trustee proceed so sell ~ the
auction ON the premises, on WEDNESDase .t .ns
9TH of September. 1868, at O'CLOCK NJ, ~ TT nv
n not, the first fair day thereafter, THAT
located as above, OF whlcn
the late John o. Taylor died seized ara nov rsc
pied by Colonel Coppens as tenant the trae IN S"
taius TWO. HUNDRED AND Eight an sao-i "a
HALF ACRES. more or less, OIL wn lcn. ne"t ~
which is In high state OF cultivation. Inc I'M I'M
,provements on It are ample for the use q Ia .ne
Mace consisting Of an excellent dwellln8. a .
barn. stable carriGge-bouse, quarters Inu ~ Nv
fine ice-houses. The neighborhood ana ioca s,
are amongst the best in the county, anu Ia
especially by reason OF the valuable lce-house'
~ plat OF the land win be exhibited at the hour
Of sale and the farm will be sold In gross or III os
fronting on the Brook turn pike, Us may Dc ue'eA-
mined on at the time OF sale. ,r,a,t
whilst the deed requires cash sale 70 tne I'LL
of the expenses Of sale and the debt OF aOo1 VIII
interest from the Dad Of December, 1855 YET ey Luz
consent Of the creditor am authorized 20 say srsl
he viii accept those terms or In lieu tneTeoL one
fourth cash balance at six, twelve, ana elgnteth
months for negotiable notes Interest aGueL ss
cured by trust deed. AS to the Surplus OF SAFE On
such terms as the legal representative or Joi "
Taylor deceased shall pFefs6rSSea ana EhEETr
Executor Of Loftin NJ Elicit, deceased, and trms-
er DHciO. ft@- iu ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

i foradoomed. but still is forced to fight it
mt ON that line just the same as if his
chance of life was equal with his sfellcws.
AT home, those suffering ladies took their
chicken bones in their fingers, and laughed
and chatted, and got some good from their
dinners-else they would not look 80 well
conditioned now. But then they had
vague idea that they were eating in yul-
gar way, and this, you know, is "com-
pany manners !" they are putting on now.
And very miserable they are making
themselves too. For their benefit We
translate from Brillat Savarin's Lectures
to His Gook the following, which may
be regarded as the law on the subject !:
Remember" my dear professor, said that
gentleman, courtier, and philosopher to the
functionary who presided over his CUISINE:
" Remember, am to have ladies to dinner
to-day. You have not forgotten, hope, my
former instructions to you on the suoJect
OF dishes for ladies. = AL
WAYS have variety of little side-oisnes,
chops. small birds, wings of fowls, things
with bones in them things they can taEe
in their fnqers. In short, piceings; Tor l
observe that ladies apply themselves with
delight to things they can pick. And OBJ
serve. too, that they never look 80 charm
inc as when extracting the delicate juices
of bones which yield themselves only to the
caressing of lips; except, perhaps, when
they are wiping their lips and fingers on
their napkin, which they will do frequently
and daintily." auE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
Club for the Extermi-
nation of Crows and Encourage
ment of Industry i'm Various Ways.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
WHITTLE's MILLS,


LUNENRuRG COUNTY, August 10. J
The object of the " Flat Rock Grow CLUB "
is to ex.erminate the crows, hawks, Owls,
&C., in consequence of their great numbers
and destructive tendencies. We assembled
Mt Spring Hill church, in Lunenburg, on the
first day of August to celebrate its second
anniversary. At II o'clock the Club was
called to order by its president, DR.. Sterling
Neblett. Gs.e.
Forty-nine members responded to their
names, and exhibited upwards of seventeen
hundred scalps; DR.. Gee being the success
full competitor for the first and third pre-
miums DR.. Elder was awarded the second.
After speeches of rare wit and merit, in
which tie lamented Ruffin was extensively
quoted on agriculture, the Club adjourned
pro tenn. to partake Of dinner at which
the most fastidious epicurs could find no
cause Of complaint.
Though deprived of constitutional rights
and privileges, nothing will ever obliterate
the generous hospitality and love Of social
intercourse that clusters around the heart
of every true Virginian. The sons OF old
Lunenburg are still true to the principles
Of her ancestors, and hope ere long to see
the Old Dominion resume her ancient re"
nown, in defiance of scalawags, carpet
baggers, ct onane id genus. In the afternoon
the Club was called to order by its recently
elected president, j. 7. Walker. 1t was
unanimously decided that some eminent
agriculturist be invited to address US at our.
next meeting. After debates on various
resolutions and motions, the Club adjourn
ed until the first Saturday in August, 1869.
We would suggest the adoption of this
plan by adjoining counties, as it is evident
the crows have increased to great extent,
and unless some concerted plan Of action
be adopted to thin them out, farming inte-
rests in this section must suffer. In these
times Of bad seasons, inefficient labor, ex-
orbitant prices Of fertilizers, and the limited
area in cultivation compared to former
times, this organization should commend
itself to the consideration Of the agricultu-
raj portion Of the community.
SECRETARY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
az BY Wellington Goddin, -
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
IA MACHINERY FOR THE MANVFAC-
TUKE OF PAPER, IN THE MILL IN Man "a n
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MAYO'S
BRIDGE.-As assignee In bankruptcy Of George
Baughman l shall sell at public auction. at the
mill owned by Messrs. Kelly, Tackett & Ford,
TENDER. 1898. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. all Of the Ma
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE
MANUFACTURE OF PAPER belonging to the
said Baughman, consisting in part Of the following
al PAFER MACHINE and IRONS, for small
Largo ENGINE, complete; Il
PRESS, =. 81 -."~
WOODEN TUB BOILER, 3.
BUSTER, ..'u.g.. ,s.# .s
LIME TANK,
All the Betting, MILL-GEARTNG, and
STOCK for manufacturing paper and great
many other articles of much value but too tedious
to enumerate., -,,.r .-.-s,.g s--sss'
The property will be offered as a whole with the
privilege Of continuing the present lease but II
II cannot be sold In that way, then IL Will be sold In
detail according to the inventory to be exhibited
at the hour of sale. L.-.ass
TERMS One-third cash balance at and II
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with interest added.
au 19-d2taw4w &dtds Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
BY Grubbs Williams, AuctIorecrs
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventb s,.,..


HIGHLY-TMPROVED AND DEsrp,
Al BILE COUNTRY PR0PERTY T%,
MILES FROM THE CAPITOL X RIri;NnyMg
ON THE MEADOWBRlDGE ROAD MI
GROWING CROPS, STOCK. STRAW, YhpVS
ING IMPLEMENTS. &c. FOR SALEAT III
TlON.--By request Of W. F. G.. Garnet Is" =, ~
will sell at auction upon the premise. on RI Tr =
DAY. 1st September, his mucii-admi red nro,, -
situated as above. and known as HAIL w
IL embraces about ONE HUNDRED a.,
TWENTY-SEyENA AND A QUARTER sci aS0
all cleared; very rich and pr,ductire hs, T ~
clay soil producing AL the cereals grasses y,2,
bIes, and fruits OF this climate In great perfect
l. The dwelling is large and conycnientlr y.
ranged, with nine rooms kitchen, large barn ~
the usual out-buildings spacious yard with 49,
tiful shade aud ornamental trees q fine gard
and young and thrifty orchards of w,ll-selrr,s;
fruits OF all kinds. With the above will h. -
THIRTY ACRES Of highly improved land w.
.. TWO LOTS OF twenty acres each and on
of ten acres, adjoining the above: all Of gnA h.
tllity, rs the growing crops will show.
3. ONE LOT OF ten acres, apart Of II eICrlle,
meadow land; well drained.
q. Two other LOTS on the east side Of n. Y,
ginia Central railroad, one of 20 and the otLery
III acres /: IL fine heart.
All Of the above land lies well, and require, I'M,
If any draining. IL Is rarely that property rr
senting SD many attractions to persons visit,
country homes near the city, to market-gar,tpg,
or fruit-growers, Is offered In the market.
After the sale of the land the personal properr
consisting OF the usual variety, will be sold.
TERMS For the real estate, One-liith ca
balance at l. 3, u. and IS months, for ncgolI,4
notes. interest added, and trust deeds. For d,
personally, sums under $50, cash over 4.
amount 90 days credit for approved paper
A plat Of the property may be seen at our oE5
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS
an 10 AucttOnerV
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and uiekedness. have finally bust up and

and vickedness. have finally bust up and
cum home,' They had Q halieluJan
time Of 1t. They msde the woods resound
with the anthems of the free. They peslea
the bark off the trees with the fury OF sh g,
lamentations. They marched arounu 'e
rusalem until Jerusalem got tired OF looh-
ing at them. They pulled all the grass up
whereabouts in their penitentlal agoniss.
They went and shouted, 80 that even cue
legion Of mosquitoes that lowered ABOUT
dared not venture within the hallowed ring
THEW drew around their awful forms me
eocrad circle of the cullered church, and
launched on every unrepentant nlgger's
bend the mighty 'cuss of Jove. But they
are all gone now, and silence settles over
the scenes of dusky fervor. The aged
preacher with the gold watch-chain ana
silver spectacles hiss shufied away He
viii no longer gaze sadly into the hat 80 it
comes around, and with q rasp Of his white
choaker, exclaim, There don't look to be
no more nor three dollars dab. Bress de
Lord, and pass 'em again.
ssThe young preacher who was taken
UP suddenly, and tharfur mus be breef,
has shed his pearls Of speech and departed.
The sisters who made sweet music with
We's all gwine fur glory in front OF Z, the
rnstic pulpit, were but are not now. Inc
brothers who Joined in the doxology AND
pedled ice cream and lemon soda nave
made dark tracks with their freezers anu
tents and in the place of all this we nave
hut the wailings of the solitary owl anu {,
the lonely lamentation of the Woodchuch'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

A NICE BIT OF GossIP--A LADY's NoTE
FROM SARAToGA .-The concourse of people
here is great-the crowd motley. In the
ballroom and on the drive they are pretty
much alike but at the table-ah there's
the rub. The table is the true test Of the
station to which one is reared. Whats
bred in the bone viii come ont at table.
Habits in formation three times day for
fifteen or for fifty years must tell their
story, and they tell it often by an opposite
manifestation. Such is the fact in the case
of that party Of good, substantial-lookin
women who are laboring with knife and
fork over ears of corn and chicken wings,
and who are growing nervous under the
impression that the eyes Of all the men and
women at ell the tables arc bent on them,
eagerly. curious as to how they all dispatch
the contents of their plates. This and the
conscious insincerity as to their capacity to
acquit themselves creditsbly must make Che
iining-room to them equal to the arena to
The gladiator who feels in bis bones that be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
Radical View OF n Negro Camp
Meeting.

1t may be interesting to southern negroes
to read Radical account Of q colored
compromising held in the suburbs Of New
York. The New York Commercial Adper-
tisa reports as follows:
"The colored candidates for grace who
people the African church in One Hundred
and Thirty-sixth street have for several
DAYS past been whitening their souls at
Winant,s Grove, on Staten Island. The
belubbed OBJ de Lord, after soaking IN
salvation and perspiring ont all their sins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
By Francis Il. lsbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

DRETTY RBAN FARM OF
i ABOUT FORTY ACRES. TWO MILES
WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. fgs
SALE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the! %
day of August, 1853 at half-past O'Clock r ~.
will be sold upon the premises pretty SUB J.
BAN FARM or about forty acres Of land adpil
Ing the lands OF Messrs. John T.. Ballard, 1honr
johnson, and others, now In the Occupancy o
Joseph +. Powell, Esq, with Il comfortable dwell
ing, kitchen. barn, stables. and ample servant :
quarters, and d small orchard of select fruit trrt
thereon, and well of good water in the yard: IT,
land Is In q high state Of Improvement, AMI hit
mirably adapted to the culture OF vegetable" o.
every description. Witha small outlay II may
made not only desirable as q residence, but PROF.
able as market garden. 1t may be bought Pr
vately before the day Of sale.
TERMS One-thlrd cash the balance al sI 40
twelve months, negotiable notes, interest ad'7-
and secured by deed OF trust.
FRANCIS T, ISBELL
au l7-l9, q 24tdsd&sw Anclionetr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Wellington Geddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

i ssrGYEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE
3 PPERTAiaTNG TO THE sANE. AND THE
LEASE OF THE ..AMPTHILL MILE, IN
cHEsTEREIELR C9gM IIni, on r,I EAhhINS
On THE MANCHESTER AND PETERSBURG
TURNPIKE.-As assignee In bankruptcy OF Alex
anter Clendenfn, and with the consent or the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, atWashlngton. ID.
c. shall proceed TO sell at public aletion on the
a4th september. 1883: Mt O'Clock r. M, all the
valuable MACHINERY owned by the said Glen,
denim for carrying on frst-class disttllery, at
tached to the Ampthtll Mills, embracing every
sissiig In part OF the following articles-vfz.,
MASH TUBS, 10 feet; TE3r
J. / MASH TUB, feet; -retss
STILL and DOUBLER;
IL FERMENTING TUBS, 1Axs feet;
BEER WELL, Nxs feet: ss
9WHTsKEY cIsTERNs nxs feet;
2 WATER TUBS
WORM and WORM TUB
SMALL YEAST TUBS.
YEAST-C0oLING TUBS,
B ne5sik E ENGINE, 1o-horse power;
BOILER. 5o-horse power;
- GEARING.
and all kinds OF PIPES attached TO the distillery
apparatus, together with many other articles
The purchaser can continue the lease OF the
Ampthill Mills for term Of years or not rs ne
may prefer. The water power Is ample. and small
vessels can come from James river liistant one
m!le) to the mill, TINS afOrding great facilities Tor
viii be offered as whole; but II 1t cannot be sold
in that way, then 1t will be sold In detail according
to the inventory, which win be exhibited at the
hour OF sale. Al. 4 as.
- = - ANDREW RUTHERGLEN,
au Ie-2awAw &dtds 49, +,s - Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
BY Richardson & Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 1918 Main and Eleventh streets.

A. NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND
IA LOT, ON .TWENTY-sEVENTHS IR aIis
BETWEEN AND p, NEAR SIMON'S ROPE-
Walk. CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-At the request of DIR. A. j. Tucker we
viii sell at auction, on the premises, on MOnDA1
the oath of August at half-past O'Clock Z. VI,
the PROPERTY above mentioned. The house
contains four good rooms with coal and wood
house &C. The lot fronts 90 feet by 1875 feet run
ming back to an alley 10 feet wide, and VII! be d.
vided into two lots and sold separatey-one 'front.'
ing 80 feet. the other 30.
TERMS One-third cash balance at six and
twelve months, interest added, secured by trust
deed. RICHARDSON s. NEWBURN,
ar % -rr. 1884 AuctioneerS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
BY Wellington GOddin,
AuctiOueer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE LOT ON THE WEST LINE OF
STREETS.-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Richmond, pronounced on the 9Th Of May,
1853, in the of Bigelow against Bigelow, &C.,
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
oath Of August, 1883, ats O'Clock r. NJ, that very
valuable LOT located rs above, fronting about
running back sixty-six feet to the lot of Messrs.
Lancaster & Co., on which stands an old brick
building occupied by 8. T.. Perkinson.
TERMS Cashas to $500 and expenses Of sale !;
balance on credit of twelve months, bearing in
te ae ae a and V naS
JOHN o. STEGER,
is Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
DYEaNG AND SECURING.

FSTABLISHED IN l860-L. LIME
~ MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUR-
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 40
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH and
FIFTH, RICHMOND, VA.-Ladies' dresses,
shawls cloaks, and sacques dyed In any colors de-
sired or cleaned In the very best and neatest man
ner. Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed, and
warranted TO give satisfaction. have also cstab.
nshed printing department. and will print ladies,
silks, merinos, poplins. delaines. and alpacs
dresses. Call and see samples OF my printing.
L. LISSEmAE,
Practical Dyer, Scourer, and Clesner
=. S.-Persons residing at a distance from the
city can forward their goods by express, and have
them returned again In the same way at short mo-
tice. .ss'st# All S-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
BY Francis L. lsbell, ,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
4 LOTS, ON THE CORNER OF EIGH-
TENTH AND BROAD STREETS AND ON
BROAD STREET BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH. STREETS, FOR SALE
August, 1865 upon the premises, at o. clock P. NJ,
Will be sold at auction TWO VERY VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS situated as above stated-one
about DO feet and running back - feet with seye-
raj small tenements thereon, at good rentals; and
the other on the south side OF Broad street,
fronting so feet and running back about 10 feet to
Seabrook's warehouse. ~.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with Interest
added, and secured by adeed Of trust.
s --e : FRANCIS L. lSBELL,
au20 .. # .... Auctiuneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auc,ioDeH,..-
Northwest corner Of Main and EIeran,h
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 ? BEAUTIFULLY-S fTUATPn o,,
AFARM OF ONE HUNDRED ,%HdLL
WITHIN ONE NILE OF NIGHTINGALE ;
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We win 10y ~ LIE
ton, on the premises. on THURSDAY ~. ~ ~ tat.
august Mt IL O'Clock NJ, the very ysr, HS IiE e
EARN located as above. now in tie orrn 'o,e Ill.,
Mr. D. L. Harris. containing 100 arrcS .snpaLr7 o.;
the balance In wood and tmber-oSo,N, ,,!ea'rt
meadow, part cleared. '''S Is ac,r
Inc improvements are frame dwell,oyw,,,
looms ana passage, In good repair. cnve,ii lal'
young orchard OF about 900 trecsncsch ..cnfIhoa's
good neighborhood. "''"'' ana n l
e Ihis land Is well shifted for early ypya,s,.
fruits &c. being In the vegetable rryIont,
over. and Is on many accounts dcsirn,y,ll Hlr.
farm. Ne'Hao!e ltts
TERMS One-fonrth cash balance II s,x ,r.,
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