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large and choice assortment or
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
MEMS AND BOYS HATS, &c, &c.
BY Wellington Goddin,
kurtfonper and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM IN
! HENRICO COUNTY FOUR MIL ES NORTH
OF RICiiMOND.-By an order Of tienrlco County
Court entered on the 18th dav OF September. l.g',
the undersigned was substituted as trustee In the
place of Mr. John G.. Williams. who declines the
trust in the deed of trust executed by the latt
Thomas NJ Iatld and wife. bearing date on the 2Htf
dav of November. 1852 duly recorded In ftenrlco
County Court. to secure 10 Bernard Brie! the pay.
mout Of n bond for 81 900, with Interest shall. at
the request OF said Briel, proceed 10 sell at pup.
lie auction. on the premises. on MDNDA the 2ist
Jay Of Sep,cmber 1868 at "a O'Clock Z. NJ n fair,
If not on the first fair day thereafter, al the right,
title. and interest Of said Thomas W. Ladd and
wife In and to the FARM on which the said Lad.
formerly resided, containing ONE hUNnRED
ACRES living four miles from IL" city of Rich
mond adjoining the lands Of Abraham Warwick,
John Stewart. and others.
TERMS The deed requires cash as TO the eX'
penses of sale and the amount Of the debt now due,
amounting to about 81, 500, yet am authorized b!
the creditor to say that he viii accept those terms,
or I'm lieu thereof one-fOurth cash balance at SIX
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added secured by the trust deed; and as to
the residue OF the proceeds Of sale. on such terms
rs shall be announced IT the hour OF sale:
JOHNSON SANDS.
seq Substituted Trustee.
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at Fontainebleau, previous TO the Empe-
ror's departure for Plombieres, the mem
bers of the court played Questions and
answers" One of the questions was
"Why did the members of the ccclesiasti-
cal council of Noyon recognize that women
had souls7" The Emperor replied: "Be-
cause they remembered their mothers"
Secretary Cont, however, said, Because
they were celibates," which elected shouts
of laughter and applause.
The accomplished" reporter of the
New York Herald says Of certain we'll
known lady that she was "nee Mrs. Gen
eral Eaton, nee Mrs. Timberlake, nee Miss
Margaret O'Neil" That is, born Mira.
Eaton, born Mrs. Timberlake, and born
Miss O'Neil,
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VN7ANTED, Immediately, by young
w lady. a SITUATION in DRESS-,M4, Nc 70
ING ESTABLISHMENT or AS SEA AlS n
in frst-class family. Best references given: A"'
dress NlRdlNlh E " Va
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LOTS FOR RENT Or LEASE.

TOR RENT OR LEASE, the LOT re-
- ceutly occupied by Messrs. Rasland 4 Co. as
4 undergrad, on the east side Of Fifteenth be-
al once.
The LOT for many years past and at present
occupied by Mr.. James Gum as lumber-yard, AZ
the corner of Fifteenth and Cary streets. Posses
sion Isl of January next.
The LOT al present occupied by Messrs. Whit
lock Il Roane as a undergrad, at the corner OF
Fifteenth and Dock streets. Possession given lSt
of January next.
These lots viii be rented or leased separately or
collectively. AS one lot, many different kinds Of
business might be done on It to great advantage.
1t is In the centre Of business, convenient the
railroads and to the dock having the advantage OF
three streets. 1t measures 1872 feet on Fifteenth
street. 13l feet on Cary street. and 34 feet Dock
street
The VACANT LOT fronting on Dock street
near Shockoe creek is also for rent or lease. 1t
might he connected, rs occasion would require by
movable railroad with vessels in the dock. APP
plyto
Sc Him BACON TAFT.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
OH Weils-Great g.Osses-Baitimore
and Ohio MISUNDERSTANDING ant.
ohio kaiIrOad-4A Raid into Ohio.
PARKERsBUKG, w. Va,

fARkERSBuRG, w. VA,
September l6, 1868.
Having q day of leisure, determined to
spend it in the region around this city, and
will drop you line which may interest
some Of your readers.
The burning well is quite phenomenon.
For several years it has been on fire, the
blaze ascending some six feet above ground.
1t is ten miles from this city, and is of
course an object Of great attraction to ira
vellers. The petroleum men tell me that
vast sums have been lost of late in their
business. To give you some idea of these
losses | will state the amounts for which
some oil lands $50 called) have been sold.
A farmer sold his tract of land for SIS, 900,
and after some months bought it again for
$1,000. Another is offered for $500 for
which its owner paid $4,000. And thus it
has been with hundreds of eager specula-
tors.
Several of the tunnels on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad between this and Grafton
have been gradually giving away. That
snterprising company, however, has now
determined to spend over half million of
dollars in arching them with solid ma
sonry. There are twenty-three Of these
tunnels between this and Grafton, dis
lance of l04 miles. Hence this branch of
the road is often spoken CT as the ander
qround railroad. Instead Of continuing to
cross the river here by means Of boat,
which is done in about fifteen minutes by
aiming the whole train aboard large
teamer, this company is now constructing
bridge half a mile long 1T q cost of $780,
~
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ANDREW RUTHERGLEN,
au Ia-2aw!w &dtds Assignee.

T AND ON YORK RIVER" KINGS
IL CREEK THE BEST FARM on Y0Rk
RIVER, ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRIED ACRES-TO BE SOLD IN LOTS Or
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO TWO HU , DhED
ACRES AT PUBLIC SALE.-In obedience
made on the 9th OF March. ls6s, In the cases o.
Smith, cashier rs. Thomas d. Warren, ana Johh
VI. Jones rs. Thomas ID. Warren ana WE, we.
the undersigned as special commissioners VII!
KINGS CREEK on York river. In York
county at public auction to the highest bidder or
bidders before the courthouse door Of York
county, Oh MONDAY the 18th day OF October, 4.
D.. 1853.
The sale will be made for ten per cent. OF the
purchase money IN cash. and the balance on a
credit Of 8, IL, ard IL months, equal instruments,
bearing interest from the day of sale. the purcha-
scrs 10 execute bonds with sufficient personal secu-
rity and the title 10 he retained until the purchase
money Is paid.
The commissioners are directed TO lay on and
divide, under the direction Of 4 competent sur
v"yOr the said land IN lots Of not less that twenty
five. nor more than two hundred acres, ani TO sell
rs many OF said lots as may suffice To SATISFY The
judgments OF said Smith, cashier. and said John
NJ Jones against said Thomas ID. VI arreu, except
irg from said sale, II IL can be done the dwelling
and cartilage and the lands adjoining. The survey
SAL" nist will he exhibited on the day OF sale.
The land f. Irumed!atelv on York river. lto po-
sitinu, soil, fish, and oysters, have given ~ The
name OF being The best farm on York river. Thirty
years ago Il was purchased by It's present owner Tor
500, 600 Whereabouts In cash, and considered very
cheap. /. lies about seven miles from the city OF
Williamsburg and about twelve miles from York
town. Steamers connecting with the Richmond
ana York River railroad 10 Baltimore now pass IL
four times leach wayl q week.
CHARLES X. MALLORY,
WILLIAM T. PEACHY,
se5 Special Commissioners.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

SECOND SALE OF BITUMINoUs COAL n;
p FROM THE BURFOOT MINES VII , sci.
n public auction On WEDNESDAY, septem ,,i,Ir
2sd at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, III lots 500 pushelS' Will
the privilege,
30 600 BUSHELS SUPERIOR AVERAGE COAL.
This coal Is good article, equal to any offered
IN this market and Is we'll adapted to steam foun-
dry. and domestic uses. twill be sold deliVeraole
TERMS: Approved negotiable paper at sixty
davs. with two per cent. discount for cash.
d. G. HARTWELL, Agent.
Yard and Office corner Cary ana
Ninth streets, Richmond, va.
COOK e AUCTION, Auctioneers.
-, ~ ~ - ,|rchoeore if desirable sc l.
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THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS p

THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS PkO-
PERTY. IN GOOCBLAND COUNT1.-sy
vtne Of deed Of trust to me .f trustee rssordeG in
CCobInni County Court and by request OF the
ereGitors therein hereto
fore granted having been dissolVedI ehan sSit IA az
s6 of October, 1893 at IL O'Clock NJ If fair If
not the first fair da7 heresfte- that yaqaoe ptb
rponntv Of Goochland. bounded hy the James River
ard Kanawha canal. Dover creek and tne lanas 81
+. r. Hobson consisting of TRACT Of "a Ia y ~, ~
containing sixteen acres. more or less WIZ ~
eSnclIent FIGURING MILL. MILLSTOn,EESs
MACHINERY, FIXTURES, WATER ki G6p q
H0ITSE MILLER'S HOUSE. and other buildings
and appurtcnan ccs-the whole consti,uting VEL
known ard very desirable property, presehtlne
great attractions millers CAPITALISTS ana oshefs.
TERMS : Tie deed authorizes sale for casl rs
to large part Of the purchase money, put oy con,
sent of the creditors accommodating terms VIII oe
Granted which will be made known at the sale.
Sc l2-Sasw&dlw Il. r. HOWlSON, trustee.
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ByA. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF LAND CONTAINING ONE HUN
0RED ACRES. MORE OR LESS, LYING g., On
SWIFT CREEK NEAR THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD. At AUCT1ON.--In accordance
with decree entered In the County Court OF ChcS
rcricld count ut the september term tlsssl thereof
in the suit Of Mary I. Fore guardian. Us. Rlcfard
A. Fore and Others will sell ut public auction, IN
front of Chesterfield courthouse, on TUESDAY
the 18Th day Of October Chat being court.day) at
10 O'Clock ", a TRACT OF WOOD LAND lying
adjoining the land of Obadiah Duval. Esq. being
\ portion of the land Of which Benjamin Graves
died seized The wood can he shipped 10 OsbOrne,s
landing, or Richmond, by railroad at Il reasonable
cost q,
TERMS : One-faurth cash balance n four, eight,
and Twelve months. bonds. interest added and the
Ute retained until the purchase money is fully
paid. I. VI. LOLAN, tnlnlhlsSi"ncr'
Sale conducted by y. c. rULLiAM, Auctionesf'
T,,g
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FARMS FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, the FARM and RESI- a.
a DENCE now occupied by Miss Lavinia FL
Blair. on the Broad-Strcet 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 well of excellent water the premises.
There are ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
attached, most of which is well snited for the
growth Of vegetables or every kind. Possession
given 1st October. S. n. DAVIS,
Real Estate A gent and Auctioneer,
Sc Is Eleventh and Main streets.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,

TRANSFER Or INSURANCE AGENCY.
Tire agency Of I've ASSOCIATED FIRE.
MEMS ISSURANCE COMPANY Of Batlmor.
lately held by Messrs. r. >. Ai n { sou. hD
been transferred tO Mr.. WILL AN NiLllS j.
Secretary Of the Virginia Fire ana Marine llss.
rance Company.
Parties holding policies from the s., " agency A.
invited 10 renew them through Mr.. VIA. Is ou' nee
agent. JOHN DChEhAkI' CO ''h'
The undersigned would be pleased TO ser, e IL
patrons Of the above well-known. reliable {, I'
pany-the Associated Firemcn's Insurance Ion.
panv-either by renewal Of policies OrlGe issue o!
new ones WILLIAM WILLIS. JR., Agent
Office No. 1915 Main street. sea-!W
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets
AN EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM OF

AN EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM OF
n SIXTY-SI ASD 4 HALE ACRES, WITH
AZ EXTENSIVE VINEYARD AND ID Fl FIN \ :;
ORCHARD. ABOUT FIVE MILES VEST OF OF
BETHLEHEM CHURCH, BETWEEN The
DEEP RUN TURNPIKE AND THE RICH d
MOND AND FREDERICkSBuRG RAlLkO "a ~:
% O'Clock NJ. we will sell AZ auction upon the
premises, the FARM owned by VI; SacGD hecs
tbe remainder is highly improved. DWELL
ING; KITCHEN, and the usual out-honses ar ar
among the improvements. Also, FlNhl AID
of about Is 900 selected grape vines, anu large
ORCHARD Of select fruit.
The situation Is retired and very healthy.
TERMS Very accommodating.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
ca 2 onwt1nSn&dt AuctiOneers.
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Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank STREE,
TRTTSTFFjS SALE M FRAME r,rp,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELL.
i ING AND LOT. on TIE CORNER ny
MAIN AND MADISON STREET.-THE par.
ance of the provisions of deed Of trust execute
70 the undersigned by Joseph Brignole On The .sS
Of January. 1897 and recorded IN she Office nr -
County Court Of IIenrico. In deed boo. No. !,
page i8l. ] shall, on WEDNESDAY the 3b,b a,
OF September. 1858. AZ half-past o'clork =. " 40
offer for sale All that PARCEL OF LAND, rrar;.
ing % feet on the north si'cof Main strrrt ,rt
running back Oh the eastern line Of Madison s,-.
lo3 feet, with FRAEE DWELLING thtrrr
and well of good water In the yard!
TERMS: Enough In cash t. pay expense, If .,e
ard To discharge note Of f?Uo. With rterr.. frr~
January ls6,: the residue upon such ferns -
the said Joseph Brgnoc shall prescribe. or IN ca.
Of his failure. upon such terms as the trlsrr ~,
name ut the hour Of sale.
Sc JOHN y. JENNINGS. Trustee
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By Wellington Goddin,


A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
N MACHINERY FOR THE MANUFAC-
TI'RE OF PAPER. IN THE MILL IN Man
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MAiO'S
BRIDGE.-As assignee In bankruptcy Of George
Bauglunan shall sell al public auction. at the
mil owned by Mcssrs Kelly, Tackctt Il Ford.
located as above on THURSDAY the cath Of Sep
tcmhcr. 1888. AT 10 o'clock A. NJ. al Of the MA
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR TIL
SUFACTURE OF PAPER belonging 10 Inc
said Raugrlan, consisting in part OF the following
artiClcs--yi2.,
PAPER MACHINE and IRONS, for small
engine:
large ENGINE, complete;
PRESS.
WOODEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER,
LINE TANK.
All the BETTING, MILL-GEARING, and
STOCK for manufacturing paper. and 4 great
many other articles of much value but too tedious
to euum"rate.
The property will he Offered! rs whole. with the
privilege Of continuing the present lease; but II
Il cannot he sold In that way then It will he sold In
detail. according TO the inventory to be exhibited
at the hour OF sale.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; balance at and u
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with Interest added
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN,
an lp-dotaw!w,e dtIs Assignee.
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WANTED, a good COOK also,
w NIrRSE-white prcfcrred-wlthont lh naIn
hrance References required. Apply at my Que;
TweIrth street. over Planters Bank, between anu
10 O clockA. NJ. d T1-pNER
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctloneer5,
'orthwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUN
y DRED AND THIRTY-SENEN AND
HALF ACHES. ON THE RICHMOND AND
CHARLOTTESVILLE PLANkRQAD. ABOUT
SEVEN MILES NORTH OF RlCHMOSD. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We will SILL at auction.
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, 23d Of Septem-
Der. ut u O'Clock NJ, the FARM located as above
described, formerly owned by Elijah Priddy. ana
Clash, s. G. Waldrop. and others. There are
TWO HUNDRED AND TH1RrI-;SEVE AN AN
A HALF ACRES, lying on both sides OF the road
and will be sold as whole or divided. The i'm
provements are a comfortable FRAME DWELL
ING with four rooms, In pretty good repair a
balance in wood.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash: balance at six.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable NOES
secured by Il trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
snI Auctionecrs.
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vETERSBURG LETTER.
of the Richmond Dispatch.

H,stinas Court-Thrce Negroes Sentenced
to tie Pcnitentiary, and Sir to Contne-
,pent in the Jail-RcuS. NeSSrS. Hatcher
and Northumberland Sole-dnderSon
acknowledgement at the Action
of the Board Of Education.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionaer and Real Estate Agent,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS.-By virtue of deed OF trust
executed to the subscriber by Mr. \; Tin$ley patG,
bearing date 23d Of August 1887. duly recorded ID
thereof. proceed to sell at public auction, on tie
premises, on TUESDAY the Pod September; 1865.
hereafter the real estate conveyed by the said
deed. consisting of a LOT located as above. front
ing eighteen feet running back eighty-two feet TO
an alley twelve feet wide having thereon an excel
lent THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT.
TERMS Enough in cash to. defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge note of s7O8G7 with interest
from 23d-26th August 1868 on credit as 70
S7!8 81 until the 2ad-26th August. 1867 on credit
as to $7s8 ss until the 23d-26th August 1870; ana
AS to any residue of the proceeds Of sale on such
terms as the grantor shall prescribe and direct :
The whole purchase money TO bear Interest from
the day Of sale. w. GO1DlN,
Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Francis T. Isbell
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets'


Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank Streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
J VALUABLE FARM CALLED rbhna
MEADOW IN THE COUNTY OF HESfrrTt,nI
ONLY ONE AND A HALE MILES EXON IhE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-In obedience TO aecress
Of the Circuit Court Of the United states rendered
on the 24th day of June, Ess. Mt Richm0pd. D.,
In the case Of Fosters executors. &C.. 49, Dappsss
odmnis.r ator &c, we will offer for sale on TUES
DAY the 18th day of September, 1893 on the pre-.
misses, at u O'Clock NJ, If fair, If not the mex.
Fai- day thereafter, that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND living on the New Bridge road one and
half miles from the city OF Richmond, GaIleo
THIGH MEADOW" containing ONE HUN
DRED AND NINETY-FIGHT ACRES, and ad,
Joining the lands OF the late hrs. flco| Coiohei
j. NJ. Ct. Dickinson, ct ais.
There Is upon this place beautiful ana commo,-
d,ous DWELLING-HOUSE, situated on a hiSn
hill containing some seven or eight rooms u iares
barn carrIage-house, stable, ice-house, ONCE ana
n number Of other out-bouses; a fne yarn alo
on rden. and large orchard OF choice fruit trees
ali well enclosed. II Is, in short, one OF the ost
Convenient valuable, and beautiful farms now In
market Nearly all the land Is In q blgn sta'e VI
mprovem ent and in cultivation. ,.,o-o.
Terms OF SALE: One-third cash; tne paia ,h
the purchaser giving bonds with approved it,a
for the deferred payments ana the ieRi Siei n l.
tanned until the whole Of the purchase m2neS
paid ~ " cOSBY
Commissioners.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctionecrs,
ovid Eleventh err

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
"A AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, On
THE EAST SIDE OF SMITH STREET NORTH
OF LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION.-On MON,
DAY olst Septembcr, at q clock u. NJ. we VIII
sell upon the premises the property situated as
above and occupied by Mr.. William flelShin2n.
: The DWELLING IS large substantial, ana well
arranged with about eight rooms besides Il
kitchen with water and gas on the premises. The
lot fronts 40 feet and runs back about $50 lcCt.
With the dwelling will I've sold 4 LOT OF sixty
feet front After which, will he sold very beau
tiful BUILDING LOT Of 81 feet on the south, and
two others ri 81 feet each on the north.
The situation IS pleasant and retired, yet very
Convenient to the business part of the city.
The terms will be accommodating.
sell GRIrBBS K WILLIAMS. AuCtionccrS.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

In consequence OF the rain the above SAFE was
nostnoned until FRIDAY the 2Sth day Of Septem-
Der, 1863 at O'Clock z. ~ vor-rc
W. W. COSBY
- y, Side Commissioners.
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r AND FOR SALE.-Wi)l he ooJ =, :,
By Sampson Jones, II &c
Auctioneers and Commission Merchant,
Fifteenth street between Main and c.,
BY Francis r. Isbell.

to which the attention of the traSe f. iny,io,
Sc 10 SAMPSON TrSrS 100
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LOST AND FGEND.

O. REWARD.-Strayed from the EEsss
eDc undersigned, on the 18th instant. a.a1nlla1a.
RED cow, with white spot on her forehead,
shoulder, and hips. She was on the eve of calVing
The above reward will be paid on her delivery 10
MICHAEL DILLON,
Eighteenth street.
Sc I9-2tr between Clay and Yenable.
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STRAYED, from the Norfolk steam ESzs7
- er's wharf on Thursday night. a DARk-.I..al-
RED HEIFEB, with chain attached To her horns.
One OF her ribs was broken. 4 REWARD OF
FIVE DOLLARS will be given for her delivery TO
Inc Il. the First Market.
Sc l9-st& ". III. BRATER.
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As ASSIGNEE OF THE ESTATE OF
"A DAVID LEE, bankrupt. shall sell on the
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which
said Lee now resides. This tract contains s:5t
acres and lies In the county of Charlotte. SIX miles
from Kevsville depot. The improvements art
good consisting OF framed DWELLING ofscvcn
rooms exclusive Of the basementt. and the usual
outbuldings. The land lies well. and Is beyond the
average fertility. The membranes are very
small. and will be removed by first instalment.
TERMS At sale. II. A. DARLINGTON,
sel2 Assignee.
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SCHOOL CIRCULARS printed at short
~ notice IN the best style of The art, At The DIS
PATCH PRISTING-HOusE.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. ASSETS OVER
5000 90.

OFFICE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE C0NPsSY.t
CHARLOTTESVILLE August l. l:@, !
This company, having passed through he ~
lamities of the war and the disasters .! IRE D.! IL
last three years under which many northern COT
panies were overwhelmed, now STANDS On tf-
ground. AMI IS conductinga successful and Pn9~
porous business. and offers It's service; to the C
lie In guaranteeing against
LOSSES By FIRE,
In town or country. at the lowest rates allowed "
RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES.
The Company has paid in cash for losses since IS
establishment S2s7. 900, OF which amount MDrr ibG
us, 900 has been paid since the war.
The managers of the Albernarle ar" dccTma~i
TO conduct lis business, rs heretofore on u. y 8
liberal principles. and 10 ADJUST AND SETTLE
LOSSES promptly and cguitably and Ask i'f 4
SOUTHERN INSTITUTIONS that has NE'hE
FALTERED during the most disastrous times Ai2.'
share Of public patronage: ,,
WILLIAM T. EARLY, President.
Join WOOD. Jr.. Secretary
j. II. MONTAGCF. Agent
sos Tuyzs.w E!cEmCGA Va