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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-10

HALF FARE TO BoEAPARrE.-We are au-
thorized to announce that excursionists to
The Mass Meeting at BonapArte to-day
will be carried by the Valley Road for half
fare.
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WIN 80AR.-PRUsaIHa'sCR CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted purs, and to preserve pickle,
mt Premium awarded st the U. .. Fair ipois stat.
Pr I'D ohisaxe City Har Target works Of the kind
In the unitsd Stats.
cHAs. en-. PRussING,
apssdsodea sao&S41 LATEST, Chicago.
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New York FINANCES.

By Telegraph Erw YosB. ot.s
Money-Easy ats a. per cent
Gola-etsady; clossdat 90.
governments closed firm.
Coupons of 81 1879; do &c 13a3t 81 1o2&ak
60 $685.; nsw elsoss; do '61 s5994; ,6s O. lo4es
5als
Erie 4s7z RI lo57s. W sa'4. pfd sa1z; ri WAYNE
11115; I 62s1 ct r es1 az; pfd soHas74.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BY the request Of many friends announce myself
an Independent candidate for Consty Clerk.
D. W. BLACK BURN.
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TnosE who have purchased boots and shoes
Of W. p. Upham viii testify to the fact that
he keeps awsli selected stock of custom
made goods, and sells At the lowest possible
xgures. Give him call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-10

AucrIoS.-L. Howe will sell this morning
:. 10 o'clock, furniture, stoves carpets,
carriage and horses; also Is cares Of boots
and shoes, lot clothing and dry goods.
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nRY BEEF-Sugar- cured, by W. N.
- Mcqueen; one Cask 10 store
auso J&AG MCQUEEN.
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Financial aud Commercial.
noxuk MARKET.

Corrected daily by Snow 4 HuS1R, Comm ssien
Merchants, Second street
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Toledo NJ arket.

Toledo Market.
BY Teiegraph.l Tetiae, Oct, y
Whest-sses OF amber st y 81
Corn@No tD1 Of.
Rvs--S1 % for No /.
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In Kookuk ON Saturday,
The 10th Il October, 1t seven o'clock .. N
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EGGs-20c,
PouLrRY-Live Chickens - rs to So IS & doz.
SoRsHun-35 to Acc per gallon.
PorAfoss-New zoe to 81 10 p bushel.
swrxr PorAroEs-Whits 81 25 to 81 so; red
81 90.
OHIoNs-15c per bush.
ToxAroKs-$l 90 TO i 20 per bush.
LAxD-City cured Islc per b. Country cured
tic to 1sc per lb.
BEEswAx-3s to 3sc per lb.
TALLow--In bbls, II to 12c; loose loc per b
F.ArHHRs-Prime Soc to Csc per b.
RAss-Cotton, Sc per Id.
WarrB BnAHs-Common to good 81 IS to 3 90
CnxEsH-Good country leo. Factory zoe.
vNsaAR-Ellington's Cider 25c per gal.
BRAs-Duli at 70 to 75c per 100 lbs.
FRuIrs--aress Apples 81 Is to % 50 per barrel
Dried Appiss 10 TO isIc per Ii. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to 90 per bushel.
Dried Peaches, 15c; none in market.
GRApEs-8 to 70 per ID. by the box.
sExBs-Timothy dull at 81 Is to 2 40. Glover
81 SO. Flax seed 81 IS to 81 o..
O1Ls-Coal oil 35c. Linseed, raw 81 90, boiled
3l25. Lard, No. l s. 40, No. 81 30.
Fish 81 90 to 81 10.
L,yr srocK-Bees Cattle "a 90 to S. 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, 50 to S. 80 gross. Sheep
g TO $ 50 gross. Veal Calves from % 90
to $40 90
BAcos--City cured canvassed hams 1Se, Shout
ders l3c, clear sides lie. County cured
hams lac; shoulders 12s ;; sdesi6 &c.
PoRK-Mess % to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed Acc; fleece do 6ne
300; unwashed, 20 to 23e.
HAY-Timoshy choice in active demand at from
- OF to $40 90 per ton. PrairiS - %
to IS 90.
Woop-4s 50 to So SO per cord according TO quail
ity, in good demand.
HtpEs-Gresa, Sc; do cured loc dry flint 2oc;
do salt So er Id.
| SALr-Lake SS 15@3 rs. Ohio River 81 %
on leyee.
| GLAss-8xl0 s. SO. Rates discounted 30 to 40
per cont
| NAILs-$5 Is rates.
! Ban InoN-4Ac. rates.
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AMERICAN HOUSE

Hs1LssSea l5rst- Qass. Hcuse in Nes0 Ehland.
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
eiN0LB APARTAENT8, with Bathfno and Haf.y
Uoavensesese consisting billiard Halls, Telegraph Of
JIM II LxwIs R1os L SON, Propr'.,
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II 10 not matter of surprise at oil that so
many 90 to Vencill, Jones L Co. : for cloth
ing, whsn yon take into consideration the
fact that they keep the very best articles Of
goods and sen ct the low est prices. Callsnd
see II this is not The case. Their establish
ment Is on the corner Of Main and Third
streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-10

MILLINERY AND DREss MAxtNa.-Mrs. VIII
liamson having secured the services OF a
6rst class dress maker from the East, will be
prepared to get up Dress and Cloak making
in addition to her Millinery. on the most
reasonable terms. Main street, between 9Th
as40tA skrssts, foofth door frou asw So.
vinR1 Ink. Il oct9-at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-10

GENUINE MAPLE SUGAR, very 6n.,
AoQUkNe.
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TEE Senior partner Of the New Y ork Store
has just returned from Nov York. He has
made his purchases during the period Of the
rapid decline IN gold and cotton and Skinned
his large stock Of goods during the Railroad
squabbls = reduction on freishts Of is Der
cent Only think Of it, o5 cents ia plec.
Of q 70 pr hundred. Look out ~ baroais.
at ~ M York Store. Double width Plaid
Poplias = costs yard. Lapieu French
Assiae - dollar; nice check Worsasd
Plaid4 = seets yard. Everything ..slss in
psslos1sA
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MARKETS m TELEGRAPB.
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+ O X $ Al LIE

FOR SALE.-Lots l and 2, in Block AZ,
Reid's Addition. Price $50 Tor each lot
Also, Lot 10. Block 1873, Concert street., between
18th and Nth SITS. Title perfect. Price 500
Aie Lot 9, half Of Lot Block 49, In .lbourns's Ad-
dition to Keokuk with story frame dwelling con-
tanning three cellar cistern stable and tie best
variety Of fruit TO be found In this city this
quantity Of land This property fern erly occupied
by P A Ward Title perfect Price u 600
Enquire Of II b. TEN KYCK
aua20 Corner Sth aud Main.
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TANrsRs turn ont tonight.
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ksOR acres of land, described
= on Fox 0tley's Map OF Keokuk - Rev. Robert
AcAariy's College Ground" thort distance west OF
Hiltons Nursery. Price $500. Title coed.
Also, tho undivided half of 70 feet Fifth Street ard
adjoining the three story brick building occupi
ed. by NJ. AD. r. White. Enquire Of
II. b. TEN KICK,
septe Cor. 4th and Main st., Keokuk.
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For Sale.

A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
collar stable. cistern, nice garden, grapes and
great variety Of fruit teesfll lot all In good eond
ionon FRANKLIN, between 18th and 14th streets Title
good. Price fi2oo-half cash, balance .ims, I'm
qsite Of v. B. TEN-KtCK,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
julie Cor. 4th and MAin-s ts.
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Hon. Jackson Grimshaw.

OF Quincy, WILL SPEAK
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Hmerson's Agency.

IhE FLOAENCl
] { ! !
SEWING MACHINES have
thersyersAble feed motion,
which enables the operator
to hAyeths work carry eth
or way or to change the d. ~
rsction and fasten the end
ofseams by turning athumb
screw. They are noiseless
and can be used where quiet
is neoessary. Theirstitchia
the wonder Of all, because
Of Its combined elasticity,
strength an beauty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25
By wellington Goddin,
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
i BILE AND HIGHLY ATT IBIc1IMnE RE az !
LEIGH. SEVENTH. AND EIGHTH STREETS.
Ry virtue of two deeds Of trust executed Dy Mayor
WtllIam Allen and wife. the first to the under,,
signed. James Peasants and j. Il. Watkiis date"
10th of August 1867. the second to the underslgne
James Peasants and Robert A. Lancaster dale',
18th March 1868 both duly recorded In Richmond
with the concurrence of the grantors- proceed 10
sell ut public auction. on the premises on ES-
DAY the 18th of September. 1868. ut O'Clock
NJ If fair If not the first fair day thereafter that
the residence of the late Nicholas Mills. recently
In the occupancy of Major Allen, and now by Cen
eral Burton.
The lot has a front on the north side Of Leigh
street Of gao feet and depth of $50 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide.
Also two lots Ton which stand the brick stable,
carrface-house &c. on the east side Of Seventh
street fronting together 81 2-l2 feet running back
100 feet to an alley twenty feet wide. :,
The foregoing real estate Tin many respects Is
Justly regarded as amongst the most peau:l!ui auo
attractive now on the mark-t. and the dwelling mas
every accommodation suitable for the use OF
large family. The whole premises are In good or
der the buildings thereon having recently been
thoroughly painted and otherwise repaired. a.,
The property will be sold In lots according " ~
original plat copy of which can be seen ~ III,
office of the aHctioneer, and VIII De exhlplleo IL
the hour of sale. .- o,,
sent of the parties interested. the terms VIII De
one-foIrth cash, balance at four eight ana lwelv'
months for negotiable notes, Interest auGed, sc
cured by o trust deed. -
- ~ " JAMES PLtE;AAssANTs rru.,ees
J: 3. WATK Nh SssrER trustees
dr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By wellington 9oddin.
Auctioreer and Real Estate Agent.

By wellington 9ocdin.
Auctioreer and Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL nuE1eaT
FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND RRooK
T TUB M a o1 HhLF MILES NORTH I Us
pfCHMoND.-By virtue of a deed o, ar Tue oftin
cuted by the late John Q; Taylor anu NV deceased
be,rng date pad Of December. 1854 duly ctor of
Eet ux,cn 1onnty Court shall, as e1sGuIU r,e
Ioffin y. EIlett, deceased, who surU sn Mt nublic
Elicit, the ether trustee proceWH1F tJ,SESDAY the
auction on the prs ssa at O'Clock P NJ 4 fai5
sth Oh ant fair dav thereafter THAT
VkHT1JaBLE FARM located as ao anJ now occn-
the late John o. Taylor olea ont The tract con-
pied O TFW GS0p HUNBgED AS Sear
HALF ACRES, more or TIE, TESS ,rger portion Of
the whole is open land. tne,,,iration. The i'm
which is in high state am % for the use Of the
prosene,. s3sting of an excellent dwelllng, NC
par, stable carriage-house, quaIters5 Incat,on
fine ice-houses. The tS cnunty. and the farm
..eif b,s The REPUTATION of being very
especially by reason OF the
on It,. I'm ha exhibited ut the hour
pia' I'd the farm Will be sold in gross or IN toLS
Srontinp on the Brook turnpike, Us may NC ~
mined on ut the time OF saie' .,,o +o tho extent
Whilst the deed requires Gasd debt NJ Al GOO with
nteresf Prom the 2ad Of December 1850 YET ey sne
nansent NJ the creditor am authorized to say lha'
no ,fii accent those terms or In lieu tfcreOi one
fourth cash, balance NJ SIX, twe tt a added CO.
months for negotiable notes. interest aGoed. sc,
nreJ nv trust deed AS to the surplus OF sale, on
smch terms as the legal representative OF Jonn "
Taylor, deceased shall prsffriMSe ana EEETr
~ w nsfn;o au 20
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BY Wellington Goddin,
kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a. pBsrlLtERYr d AN TI}v Al MAcHIN Fl;
LEASE OF TIE "AMPT1IILL MILLS N
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. on FALLING
CREEK. SIX MILES SOUTH OF RICHMONl,
ON THE MAECHESTER AND PETERSBURG
TURNPIKE las assignee in bankruptcy OF a lex
ander Clendenm. and with the consent of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue. at Washington. d.
c.. shall proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, located rs above, on THURSDAY the
aah September 1868 1T 3 O'Clock, =. NJ. all the
valuable MACHINERY owned by the said Glen
denim for carrying frst-claSs distillcry, at
tached to the Ampthill Mills, embracing every
thing usually found In such an establishment, con-
sisting IN part Of the following artlcles-Ylz.,
MASH TUBS, Is feet,
MASH TUB, feet;
STILL and DOITBLER.
! PATENT GoND IETNSSER .
WHISKEY CIsTERNS, l2xs feet;
WATER TUBS, -,
WORM and WORM TUB
YEAST-COOLING TUBS,
DoNKEY ENGINE, lo-horse power;
BOILER. so-horse power;
SHAFTING,
GEARING,
and all kinds of PIPES attached to the distillery
apparatus. together with many other articles.
The purchaser can continue the lease OF me
Ampthil Mills for Il term of years or not, rs he
may prefer. The watcr-pOwer Is ample, and SINAI!
vessels can come from james river distant one
me to the mill. thus affording great facilities for
will he offered as whole; but If it cannot be sold
in that way then 1t Will be sold IN detail according
to the inventory, which Will be exhibited at the
hour of sale.
'''' ~ ANDREW RUTHERGLEN,
All le-2av,4w &dtds Assignee.
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aifI,nrond 1ispatth,
Observation-Disclosures Is, 1868.
JOSH BrLLsSes,os GRAssHoppERs.--T

JOSH RILLsNGs,oS GRAssHoppERs.- The
following win fit in any grasshopper'd To-
caiity: 1.-THE Bible seq: ',fhe gTasshop-
per is burden; and / never knu the
Bible to say anything that wasn't 60. When
the grasshopper begins to live they are very
small, but in a little while there gets to be
plenty Of them. They only live one year
once, and then 60 back and begin agin.
Their best gait is q hop, and with the wind
ontheir quarters they can make some good
time. They are sure krop to raise, but
some years they raise more than others. ]
haveeeen some fields so full Of them that you
couldn'. stickanother grasshopper in unless
you sharpcd him tew pint. When they ee'
so plentythey are apt to start, and then tnes
bccum o travcllin famine, and leave .he
road they take as barren as the INSIDE OF
country church during week day. drass-
hoppers don't seem to be actually necessary
for our happiness but that may be-we
don't even know what we want most.
don't want grasshoppers entirely out, not If
thew are blessing but have thought TO
MYSELF if they would let grass and corn
stalks be, and pitch into the burdocks and
Canady thistles, just 10 encourage the fight,
| wouldn't care cuss if they both got
finally licked. But my best judgment would
be to bet on the grasshoppers." q
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A TTRACTIVE SALE OF ONE THOU
"A SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NM
ESTATE, IN HALIFAX COUNTY. Va; AZ 2,
the United STATES District Court for the District or
Virginia, the undersigned will; or THURSDAY
the Sd day of September, 1853, sell ON the premises
at public auction that portion of the landed estate
OF John Clark, Esq, conveyed by said Clark and
Bette S. his wife by deed dated the !th day Of
May. 1867, and duly recorded I'm Halifax County
Court Clerks office, TO James Peasants and Albert
Blair In trust for certain purposes therein men-
toned. The land conveyed by said deed aggregates
/ T95 acres, and consists Of two adjoining planta-
lions, described as follows
The first tract, containing OLA acres, lies on
Wynne's creek and Dry Fork, IL being the same
tract purchased by John Clark Of William G. Nor
ton, Sr.
Wynne's creek. and is a portion OF the lands for
merly owned by Colonel William Bailey, deceased.
The whole Of these lands lie In one body, on the
north side Of Banister river within three miles OF
Halifax Courthouse and about the same distance
Of Scottsburg depot, on the Richmond and Danyiile
railroad. The whole of 1t IS well watered by creeks
Of considerable size and numerous branches, ard
the soil is susceptible OF easy improvement.
BY order Of the court, the whole tract VIII be
divided into such parcels Us viii suit purchasers oil
small means. In making The division, reference
will be had to the conyeniences OF wood and water,
and to the settlements, which numerous.
Plats of these lands viii be exhibited on the DAY
of sale, and before that day at the office OF Barks-
dales K Wood, Halifax Courthouse, Va.
The title TO these lands is uGdouoted, and the
locality Is healthy, and of easy access BY goo6
roads from Halifax Courthouse and from SCOTS
burgs depot on Richmond and Danvllle railroad.
1t is rare indeed, that such an opportunity Tor III
yeStment Is offered To the public. Capitalists as
well as the man of small means would do well 10
view these lands and attend the sale. .-
TERMS IS, 900 will be required on the LIST day OF
January, 1869, and the residue In one, two, and
three years from date Of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security Tor The
payments which shall bear interest from date, and
the interest TO be secured by separate bonds fall!
ing dDe at the maturity OF each principal bond
and title to be retained rs further security, unit
the purchase money shall be fully paid.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
ALBEIT BLAIR,
Trustees;
And w. w. WOOD,
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BY wellington Goddin,
kucsioneer and Real Estate Agent.


A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A MACHINERY FOR TIE MANUFAC-
TCRE OF PAPER. IN THE MILL IN MAN
CHESTER AT THE SUTTH END OF MATu'S
BRIDGE.-As assignee In bankruptcy of George
Ranghman | shall sell at public auction at the
mill owned by McssrS. Kelly. rackett Il Ford,
located as above. on THURSDAY the c!th of Sep
tc,nher. 1868 ut 10 o. clock 4. NJ. all of the VI j.
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR TIL
ANUFACTCRE OF PAPER belonging to the
said Baughnan consisting in part Of the following
artcles-riZ.. .
PAPER MACHINE and IRONS, for small
engine:
LARGE ENGINE complete;
WOODEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER.
LIME TANK. -
All the BETTING, MLL-GEARING, and
STOCK for manufacturing paper. and great
many other articles of much value but too tedious
to ennmerate. -, =,
The property will be offered rs Il whole. with the
privilege Of continuing the present lease but IL
II cannot be sold in that way, then 1t Will be SOLD III
detail. according to the inventory to be exhibited
at the hour of sale. %
TEn,fs: 0ne@tflrd cash: balance at and Il
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with interest added.
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN
au I0-d2taw!wSdtds Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25
BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF FIRST-C CLASS
L HORSES, BUGGJES. WAGONS AND HARE
y ESS, AND STABLE For RENT, AT AUG
11ON.-On THURSDAY the Goth instant 1T II
O'Clock, will sell AT the stables Of Mr. Joha K.
Mouncastle situated on Fifth street between Mar"
shall and Clay streets,
pair thoroughbred SORREI MATCH-HO RSES,
five years old, sound and reliable, probably the
most valuable horses offered for sale i'll the city
l pair GREY MATCH-EORSES six years Old
sound and reliable. These animals so IA
Vorably known ii IS deemed unnecessary 10 say
anything In commentator.
l BAY HORSE "GRANT,n five years old-is
known to be one Of the safest family horses In
the city;
The thoroughbred STALLION "PLANET
JR.''-a beautiful sOrrcl, three years old by the
celebrated racer Planet, out Of the fine import
ed mare Rosa
l elegant TOP BUGGY and HARNESS, nearly
new, for one or two horses-made to order In
l Open BUGGY andHARNEss very little used
l LlGHHT SPRING WAGON, made in the city of
sP Sfsf i9i'f FURNITURE WAGONS, in excel
! TW0-HOEsE FARM WAGON, new;
THREE-HOKSE FARM WAGON, new;
l AMBULANCE,
. SLEIGHS, for one and two horses-one of which
is acknowledged to be the finest in the city.
ALSO,
large assortment Of such articles rs are usually
found in well-reguated livery stable.
Previous to the sale of the above stock, will be
offered the UNEXPIRED LEASE Of the above
situated stables the rent of which is very moderate
To parties wishing to purchase No. stock the
above sale otf@rS Inducements rarely to be met
with, Us Nj. Mountcastle's purpose Is To sell.
cook & LAUGHTON,
au "a AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25
By Francis Z. 1sbell,

by FIdHSlo - 1"pS''
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THRU T ELS SALE OF FARM OF
i THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX
ACRES, AND GRIST MILL. IN CHESTER
FIELD, SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER,
ON THE OLD COALPIT TURNPIKE. By vir-
tue of deed Of trust executed to the subscribers by
Mr.. John d. Thomas, to secure the unpaid pur-
chase money due to Mrs. Sarah A. Forloines bear
Ing date 10th of August, 1855, duly recorded In
Chesterfield County Court, we shall, in execution
thereof proceed To sell at public auction, OH the
premises, on TUESDAY the 25th August, 1868, ct
O'Clock 2. NJ, If fair If not, the first fair day
thereafter, the farm on which the said Thomas now
resides, containing three hundred and fftv-s!x
acres, on which Mrs. Forloines formerly resided
The improvements consist Of u dwelling containing
i've rooms, barn. stable, quarters. &C., and
grist mill. There Is some fine meadow land on the
place, and an old orchard besides large quantity
OK valuable oak and pine tlaber suitable for plank
and barrel slaves.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale vet the cred
itor Will consen. to accept one-third cash, balance
AZ six and twelve months for negotiable notes
bearing interest, secured by trust deed. Possess
sion given In ten days OF the land not In crop and
partial possession OF the buildings but fun POSSES
sion on the 18th OF October next. -
aulo J. 3. a. S9Gn ko&'N, Trustees.
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale IS Numerically postponed until
TUESDAY the Still day of September next at the
same hour. w. GODDiN ) -
au2leodtds ID. \. BROWN, trustees.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets
THE VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT, No. IL

THE VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT, No. Us
L IN THE PLAN OF THE CITY, On TIE
TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-By request of the heirs OF JOIN nt,d d.
mon the premises on FRIDAY the 2Sth day OF
August. at O'Clock p. NJ, the very beautiful LOT
situated as above, lying within the garden attached
shaw (now occupied by Mr. A. s. Leel and being
one Of the lots conveyed by James winston ana
others to John H: Eustace In the year i 20 ~
fronts 1872 feet on Broad street runs back l65 leet
and will be sub-divided and sold according to
plan which will be shown at the time OF safe.
This Is one of the most beautiful lots In that very
desirable neighborhood. -.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ut four.
eight, and twelve months, with Interest, anu So
'"A GO y ''"0' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
au1a Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25
ByA. C. PullIam, Auctioneer.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY
n VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN MAN
CHESTER.-At the request of the owner VIII sell
at nublIc auction at O'Clock p. NJ. on THURS
DAY the 9th OF August, 1858. a HOUSE and LOT,
now occupied by James Woody. Esq. Lot fronts
80 feet on Perry street Manchester. Va, and runs
back los feet. House in good repair, and contains
four rooms. .-..-.
TERMS Half cash balance at four months. ne
gotiable note with interest added. Title retained
until purchase moneyis fully paid
au 20 A. G. PULLIAM Auctinneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25
BY wellington Goddin,
AuctiOnppr and Peal Estate A gent,

TWO BEAUTIFULLY-LO COT
4 TAGES, ON CANDLES HILL. ADJOlN-
ING PRhTI,S COTTAGE. FOR SALE.-I am au-
lhoriZed to sell those TWO BEAUTIFUL BRICK
COTTAGES located rs above, one Of which is oc-
cupied by Mr.. Samuel Eaton. They are not only
admirably we'll built, but very conveniently ar
ranged for Il modcrste-siZed family. The view
from them is equal to the best in the city. The
terms Of payment are unusually accommodating
say one-quarter on the lst of December next bal
ance one, two and three years thereafter, bear
Ing interest. Apply to
au 25-at w. GODDIN, Auctloneer.