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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-09

liberal reward will be paid for her .eturn to ~
MARCUS JONES.
No. 20 Pnninfno street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-09

THE OFFICIAL DIRECTORY for the United
States; containing the officers of the Federal
Government, the duties of the several Depart
ments, sketches Of all the members Of Con
gress. the officers and terms of the Federal
Courts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-09

MARCH. 1868: NOW READY, THE FOL-
INl lowing work. containing 1893 closely
printed, large octave pages. well bound IN law
sheep. Price, sl0 ~ 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-09

THE STATE RECORD: containing the State
and county officers, the organization, iuris-
diction, and terms Of the Courts for every
State and Territory.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-09

THE LLECT0R'S ASSISTANT; giving
the laws for collecting debts. execntin~ daeds
verifying claims and taking testimony, with
forms for every State with much other use
full Information the whole constituting an
Official and Business Manual.
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A Justice in Wright county, Minnesota,
in a case Of an assault with intent to commit
.rape-of which he has no Jurisdiction save
to commit the prisoner-recently rendered
the following decision: :" That the defend
mt rive his note at ninety days for costs
of suit and seventy-fve dollars-the latter
to be equally divided between school ais
tricts Nos. l and 6 and the Lutheran
church" ..~..., ..,..,r u
uYaw.n said Mr.. spretzelwigger, who
lowered his beer-glass from his face long
enough to tell the story, 9: I drinks | knows
vot vosh de matter NIT Bendleton, so dat he
rosh not nominated. Tenn Seymour vel!ers
yosh too Tam-many for Shorge. laW 9"
The names of Dickens's children are
Mary. Kate, Charles, Walter Lander, Fran
els Geofrey, Alfred Tennyson, Sidney
Smith, Henry Fielding, and Edward Lytton
Bulwer. 1.@'
It may look somewhat romantic, but 1t is
asserted as fact that one-third OF the nun
dred and sixty Chicago milkmen have been
found to sell the pure article.
There are at present seventeen lines OF
steamers {making 1922 voyages per an
NUM- between England and America.
An Italian has patented an invention for
the manufacture Of Illuminating gas from
petroleum.
Wine, it is said, is being made in Gaines,
Vile, Fla, Of tomatoes, which is reported
splendid. 49,. &. ..... a.. .-
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: ATISlIs,TFON SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Lee & Goddin. Aucttoneers,
-. No. I'LL Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN THE COUNTY OF CaEIssTIEEfI-
FIELD. LYING ON THE G LOVE K hi, AnL ~
RAILROAD, ABOUT EQU1-DlSTAAS,I1 }! III TT
MILES, FROM CHESTER AND THE. G ~. NJ -
HOUSE. AT AUCTIUN.-By virtue OF Ine pr
Visions Of n trust deed executed by Mr. JOSEPH
White to the undersigned rs trustee bearing w. ~
ath Sentember 1887 and OF record IN the 0nIe ~
the Clerk OF Chesterfield County Court IN BOOB ~
nape pol and being thereto requested by the ne en
fciary in said deed secured, viii proceed W sei
on Tuesday the 18th August, 1853 at Chesterne,s
Comfy Courthouse Chat being court dav AT -
follows IAN that piece, parcel or tract Sl 1Sn o.
with the improvements thereon lying anu n 70 ~
the county OF Chesterfield. containing ,cnwr e
HrSDRED AND TWENTY-THKEE. , ASnfnn
more or less and adjoining the lands OF W aiitan
e. Hewlett. Benjamin Graves's heirs, - i'"ei'
and others.'' .o,,,,d I'm cuI-
tiyation The improvements consist OK ConloIr
able FRAME DWELLING containing SIX ro =, -,
and the usual out-buldings On the larln - ~.
orchard of choice FRUIT TREES ana eXceheh'
TERMS: Cash as to $685. - and expenses OF ex.
ecuting trust and 5TL45. payable on SOth ooI'
fhe balance upon such credit as the SAID Joseph "
White may prescribe. In default OF such 1nsLIuc-
tions from him, upon such credit as the trustee
may think proper. The deferred payments 10 DC
secured by lien on the property; -,, ,ru,.oo +
Sale conducted by LEE & GopDIN, Auctloneers'
lids :
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STORY ABOUT DoG.-Many years ago;
travelling near to our then western frontier,
| stopped OF log-cabin, on some business
errand with the man of the house, and
while in conversation, his dog made his ap-
pearance, frothing at the mouth, running
confugedly this way and that, and directly
threw himself on the ground in violent
spasms. There was very high rail fence
at hand, and as soon as l saw the dog l
made quick time for the top of it. As the
man, with curiosity intent, approached the
dog, l called out, alarmingly, "Take care,
the dog is mad; )" whereupon the man re-
treated to the cabin-door, calling to his wife,
GLAND me the salt-bag )" and taking from
her hand small sack of fine salt, he again
went towards the dog, as he lay jerking him
self on the ground and frothing with open
mouth. The man thrust his hand into the
fine salt, and watching an opportunity,
threw handful of it into the mouth and
throat of the dog. The dog lay still for a
minute or two, then raised himself, looked
around, and then got up and walked about
as nationally as any dog.
Now, whether that dog had the terrible
mad dog disease or not, do not know. But
felt very sorry that had not witnessed
what then saw but few years before,
when was painfully familiar with case
of stetanus," which proved fatal. | know
not whether the use of salt in any other
case would be remedial or palliative.-Nelr
HdUen Journal and Courier.
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THE Docs IN LoNDON.-1n default of
something better the London papers are
falling foul Of Richard Mayne, the Chief of
the Police, and his new dog law. All muz-
zled dogs
Both mongrcl, puppy, whelp, and hound,
And ours of low dcgrec''-
are liable to be summarily arrested, i'm
pounded and poisoned, or sold on suspicion
of insanity. Namb's suggestion aprop6s
of his dog Dash that it might be advisable
to draw his teeth when his eapers would be
merely amusing seems never to have oc-
Cured to Sir Richard.) Seven tons of dog
have been sent from this metropolis and
sold to the farmers as manure; fact which
Scion Robinson, of the New York Tribune,
would rub his hands over in felicitation.
About seven hundred to eight hundred
are gobbled up Tin constabulary sense)
daily. At first they were conveyed to
the ordinary stations, where, Of course, they
howled abominably, utterly routing that
hermit-like quiet Of which Mr.. Dickens
speaks in "Our Mutual Friend" now they
are conveyed to Holloway, where a tempo
rary home for the lost and starving CANNES
has been established, and their arrival, at
all hours of the day, is witnessed by num-
bers of persons, who come from all parts of
the metropolis to claim lost pets, the more
worthless ones being destroyed by means of
prussic acid; the best when not identifed)
are sold by auction at the Worlds End
Tavern, Chelsea. AS for hydrophobia, one
hears nothing of it.
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A Boy DROWNED IN WELL, AND IS
REsUsCTTATED.-A singular case OF drown
ing and resuscitation occurred ON Friday
last. Henry Stone, little son of Charles
Stone. of this village, of about seven years
of age, with his grandmother, Mrs. Whit
ney. we're visiting at n. 6. Pierce's, IN
Westminster, in the cellar of whose house
is a we'll. During the afternoon the boy
was in the field with Mr.. Pierce and son,
who were haying, when he was sent to the
house for bottle of beer, which was IN the
cellar, and which was to be gotten Tor him
by girl about fifteen, employed IN MI.
Pierce's family, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Whit
ney being absent at the time calling On
neighbor.
The boy made known his errand, but the
girl did not start Immediately, as she was
adjusting her hair; and impatient to &C
complish his object, he went down cellar
himself, though we believe he was eau
toned about the well. Not returning as
soon as might be expected, the girl went to
the door and called, but no answer. She
ran down cellar to the we'll; all was still
and nothing could be seen, but having no
doubt he was in the we'll, she ran to call the
men in the field, and in her excitement fell
twice-once from the steps OF the house,
and once before she was where she could
communicate what had happened. MIR.
Pierce of course ran, but being tleshy
man, he thinks fast walk would have car
ried him quite as rapidly.
Arriving at the cellar, Mr.. Pierce sent
his boy for pole, spike, and hammer. On
these being brought to him, the spike was
driven into the pole, the cellar being dark
and candle having been lighted mean
time, and by good luck or management the
spike caught the boys clothes at once, and
he was brought up. Mr.. Pierce, who ap-
pears to have acted with much presence of
mind on this occasion, Immediately stripped
off his clothes and constantly rubbed him,
and wrapped him in htnnels wet with hot
water, and changed aiten. No signs of
life appeared for the first five minutes. At
the end of that time movement was OBJ
served, and in about ten minutes he began
to breathe naturally, though of course In
great distress, vomiting water and blood.
We have thus been particular in giving
details that the reader may judge for him
self as to the amount of time the boy was
without natural breathing, which must
have been about seventeen minutes. He
must have lain in the bottom of the cold
well, which is ten feet deep and half filled
with water, from seven to ten minutes at
least. The distance which Mr.. Pierce came
to the house from the field was forty rods,
as paced by William Stone, of this village,
who is grandfather of the boy, and who ra-
pidly passed it in two minutes and forty
seconds. There was wound on the back
of his head, as if he struck something as
he fell in, which may have so stunned him
that he did not quite fill with water, and
rise and sink the usual three times. The
next day the boy was able to be brought to
his home in this village, and last Monday
was out playing with other boys.-BeIIops
Falls { w. Times.
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is concerned, was fifty per cent. more be-
fore the war than it is now, being the diff
ference between hiring hands by the year
and by the job. =.
The Mayor held no court this morning,
fer the want of anycases to'try. "a rather
unusual circumstance. ~ 4e&a go. !,
A. sale Of two very valuable stores on eyI
camore street, the property of Reuben aIs ;
land, was made day or two ago ior sLo,1
600 cash. This may be considered g ooo
.nr;ce for the times, but it is less by S4,ooo
than the same stores sold for after &, tne war;
Patrick Henry, q negro Of illustrioqs
name. died last night in the city jail. lie
was arrested short time ago on the charge
Of miscegenation, and committed for trial
at the quarterly term Of the Hastings Court.
The woman Yves also arrested, but was sub
ouently released. Patrick took this SO
much to heart that it is supposed he died
of grief. AN inquest is to be held over the
body. this afternoon, when the true cause OF
his death may be ascertained. .f Is !;
During the month Of July there were
twenty-five marriages, only four Of which
we're Of white parties.
4, The Mayor tried during the same time
l46 criminal and 35 civil cases. a-sai1y f.,
About forty prisoners are now conflneo
in jail. n .''. o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-01
BY James NJ. Taylor K Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. S2l Main street,
three doors below SpotswOod Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
BY virtue Of u deed of trust from James ID. Thomas
bearing date the 18th day Of October 1853, and
duly recorded I'm the clcrE,s Office of the County
Court of Chesterfield to the subscriber, to secure
the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
at the request of the holder of the said notes, ]
will sell ut auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY the 5th day Of August 1853, ut half-pasi
4o'clock Z. NJ, the property described In said
deed, consisting of a LOT OF LAND In the
county Of Chesterfield, near the upper end Of Man
chester the intersection OF the Petersburg turn
pike with the old Coal-pit road on Hull street con-
tinued. and fronting los feet on the turnpike, de-
signated as lot No. IL In the plan Of Falls planta-
ton. 8@nl.."as ..-..v . #f."
TERMS Cash enough to pay the expenses OF the
sale the balance on n credit of four months, with
interest JAMES ID. TAYLOR. Trustee. .
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4
Son Auctioneers. ''@''-'---- -....'- jy2s
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FRAMED
4 DWELLING AND TWO LOTS ON JAIl
ALLEY BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS. - Pursuant to deed OIL
trust to me rs trustee, dated May IL, 1893, ana
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Richmond
Hastings Court shall on MONDAY the so %, o.
August, 1888, at So O'Clock Z. NJ, sci, at pn1ac
conveyed by the said deed lying on Jail alley, IN
said city, between Broad and Marshall streets said
lots adjoining one anothcr), each fronting twent,
feet nine inches said alley, and running back
parallel to Broad and Marshall streets an ayerage
depth Of about sixty feet the front line OF the TWO
lots commencing on said alley ut point sixty-two
feet three inches from the intersection of the alley
with Marshall street, and extending forty-one feel
six inches towards Broad street.
Upon this property stands n nest framed DWELL
Ing with about six rooms, and usual ont.houses'
The title is believed to be perfectly good. but
SHALL of course. sell and convey only such title as
was vested in me by the decd
TERMS Cash. ....
iva N. HOWARD, Trustee.
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WTSTEpsEr, tow4.-Quite o number. OF
:ysesrs iano commissioners from. the Legisls-
ture came to where this town now is to
locate and name the county seat. The wea-
ther was uncommonly cold, and one Of the
commission uncommonly drunk and reti-
cent. Among the many names proposed
was Somerset, when outspoke the "sprungn,
commissioned, and said: II think we a
better darned sight call her Winter (hlc1,
set." And Winterset it has been called
ever since, the only town of the name IN
the world Chicago Republican.
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By wellington Goddin, -a
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 STOCK OF DRUGS. MEbICINES. &C.-,By
virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscriber
Dist of March 1868 duly recorded in Richmond
HustIngs Court shall, In execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auction at their store corner
of Main and Invent y-tirsL streets, on FRIDE the
It'll of August. 1858, commencing ut 10 O'CLOCK A.
H., all of their stock OF DRUGS. MEDICINES.
CHEMJCALS JARS, BOTTLES COUNTERS.
SHE, WING. SHOWCASES. PRESCRIPTION
CASES. SCALES and WEIGHTS. SODA APPA-
RATIS and all other goods, wares. and merchan-
disc stock and fixtures contained in the said drug
TERMS whilst the dsed requires a cash sale.
vet | am authorized 10 say that for all sums under
sixty DAYS credit Tor approved endorsed negotia-
BILE paper. .. II. SAYS,
JrNSlec.
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BY S. \. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.

A BRICK SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
HENRICO COtTNTY, 4 SHORT DISTANCE
BEYOND THE CORPORATtON, LINE. FOB
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on M0ND .
the 3D. day of August, 1868. ut ) clock p NJ, upon
the premises, that VALUABLE LOT, with BklGh
RESIDENCE thereon, occupied by William =, n.
Yeatman, Esq, situated as above stated. Inc
dwelling contains five rooms kitchen two rooms !;
with stable, carrage-hOuse, and other necessary
out-buildlngs The lot fronts 255 feet on Main street
and runs back 100 feet to an alley. 1herc is Il wei
Of good water on the premises. This property VII!
be sold as whole. or divided to suit the views OF
purchasers and being in the line OF improvement,
should command the attention OF persons "isllnS
TERMS At sale. 5. n. DAVIS.
Il, n AuCtionecr.
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VARIETY spRINGs.-Tbis delight,

VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightful
v summer resort situated fifteen miles west 81
Staunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad will
be opened for the accommodation OF guests on The
18th June.
BUSINESS men wishing retreat for their families
turing summer will have every advantage here
From Richmond, Baltimore, Washington, ahi
other cities, they reach these springs on the same
day At 8 O'Clock I. II.
Seven different kinds OF water, and, agreeahs "
analysis, OF superior quality.
The cars stop at the door.
TERMS: &35 per month, $40 per week. - per day;
Children under twelve years and servants hau
price. Bathing In Healing Water gratis
- " 2. & n. BURRUSS
10 IN Am PrOpretOrs.
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Sc A funny love story was related the other
day to one Of the police justices of Chicago.
Miss Polly Chester complained that her
neighbor over the way,a Mr.. c. NJ. Goodale,
had annoyed her beyond all endurance.
They had once, she said, been intimate, but
she had mittened him. He had taken the
mean revenge Of teaching half dozen par
rots to screech out in chorus, Homely
Polly, homely Polly; Polly lives across the
street." Everybody who passed'the house
looked up at her windows. and she was not
disposed to endure it any longer. The sym
pathizing justice fined the brute twenty
dollars and con6scated the parrots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-01
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Anctionecrs,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

A VERY VALUABLE BRICK COT
N TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE N9RrIil
SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETW ZEN MINI II
AND TENTH STREETS, AT AUCTlON.-on
WEDNESDAY, 5th August, ut half-past CLOCK
p NJ, we will sell upon The premises me very at
rs above and occupied by Mr.. William r. Pugs'
mt the rent of 5000 per annum. ~
1t contains eight pleasant rooms, besides kitch-
en- with three rooms Is furnished with gas, water,
and baths, with the premises thoroughly drained
by 4 culvert. -
The house was built In the most careful manner.
of the best materials and Is in excellent order
throughout. 49,
The lot fronts % feet and runs back lo2 feet to
wide allcv This property, from its situation, so
nleasant and so very vcnicnt to business. Is tic
srable either for residence or as an investment.
TERMS: At sale.
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELL
n ING, WITH a LARGE LOT ATTACHED:
On THE SOUTH SIDE OF DUVAE sI Sp X IIS
FDR SALE AT AUCTION.-WI be sold upon
The premises. ut auction. on MONDAY the 3D. day
of August. 1863 at P. NJ. that comfortable BhlSh
DWEI,LISG located rs above stated containing
five rooms. with kitchen and well Of good water
and a LARGE LOT attached, fronting II feet ana
running back l95 feet. ,a
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance at siX ana
twelve months for negotiable tntes with Interest
added, and secured by II deed oftrust
FRANCIS T. 1SBELL,
q, AR -@a@~ AuctiOneer.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

rnRUsTEE's SALE OF SIXTY-SIX
ACRES OF LAND ABOUT SIX MILES
VEST OF THE CITY. AND ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM THE CANAL, AT AUCTION -
Ry virtue of a deed Of trust executed by ). b.
Grafton to the subscriber trustee, dated 10Th OF
August, 1857, and recorded In Henrico comfy
courthouse, being thereto required the creator
day Of August at u O'Clock NJ, at llenrico county
courthouse, TRACT OF LAND containing
sixty-siI acres more or less, lying between me
lands of Thomas II. Grafton. Miles Duval, and
others. 1t Is said TO be tolerably well set In wood.
TERMS: Oiie-falf Cash balance at four months'
with Interest, and secured by deed of trust.
au I-4&5 p. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-01
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionear and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE GRAN1TE-FRONT
v TENEMENT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND FlFTH
sold at auction. on the premises. on TUESDAY
the 4th OF August. 1858 ut o. clock r. M that exr
celent THREE-STORY Ora n IL E.FRoNl
TENEMENT located as aboTe, now In the occu-
pancy of Messrs Hrsf & Guggenheimer. It Is o
rst-fate business stand, and Is located on the best
improved square or Broad street, dn ntt Is
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. Interest
added. secured by a trust deed.
Nv % W. GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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lie 10-3In
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
wi CAPON SYRINGE
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST NIRGINIA.

This delightful and well-known SUMMER Rk-
SORT is now In 4 state Of preparation for the APP
preaching season, and will soon be In complete
repair. u, :, ,,r,,,v
opened for the reception Of visitors on the flRsI
DAY OF JUNE NEXT, but persons can De nG'
more and Ohio railroad and Harper's Ferry, theh
by stage-coach twenty-five miles. From The SCUM
ola Richmond, Washington, and Alexandra. "
Manassas Gap railroad TO Strasburg, then stage
seventeen miles. .... s. w.. ..e..uH .....
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcingg,@
the public that he has secured the services 81 ~
LIUS c. WADDLE, Esq, who is well and favor
ably known to the visitors at Capon rs former
proprietor. s.s .,...., -, ,,r,
weeks: Sls single week; % per day. .
10 ie,sm t'''.E'-IE- =. NJ. CARTMELL.
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E,ETERSRTRG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Renarlts on the Tobacco Trade Of Peters
beug-HS Decline under the burden Of
UeGuy 7areS-Ihe australian 7rode-1
Model Fuctory-SaIe Of Valuable Pro-
perty on Sycamore Sireet-Deah IN The
Jaii-Stdtistics Of MaTiageS-Cases IN
lie INuY0r'S Court, dc.
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..,-.... BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1889 Main street.

VERY ESIRABLE TWO-STOR1
4 v FRAME DWELLING, CORNER THIRTY
FIRST AND BROAD STR rs. CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE AT AIICT1ON.-Wew VIII sell
AT public auction OH SATURDAY the list day OF
August, 1868 at 9 O'Clock p. NJ that very desira-
Bile RESIDENCE, located as described above con,
tanning five rooms, kitchen, &c. The lot IS Wen
ward great deal of shrubbery, &c. The lot fronts
&c by l65 feet -,ou,rn
TERMS At sale. LYME 81 BfOIfEh'
Nv % Aictioneers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Y AT IVY POT.-Intendingt retire from iron
public life, offer at private sale my KEsi-
DENCE. one Of the prettest aid most desirable ID
road six miles above the University of Virginia,
in a healthy region of country, and surrounded 9y
society equal In refinement to any In Virginia IL
contains THIRTY-ONE AND a HALE ACkES
OF LAND, very highly improved large your
RCHARD OF SELECT FRUITS; go9u
HOUSE well arranged; a superior WELL OF,
WATER and an 1CE-HoUSE In the yard. ,; Ne aT
STOREHOJSE, several LUMBER-HOUSES and
MECHANICS SHOPS. and a comfortable
DWELLING-HOUSE. Having sold goods mere
for fifteen years, l can recommend u as COCO
place of trade. The whole of the above property
Is desirable and well worthy the attention OF all In
want. 1919.
NV post-of1ice Is Ivy Depot, Albemarle county,
Va, [jy l4-3wl WILLIAM II. COSBY.