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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-30
Newspapers.
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''Tkey credit wider and longer, get oftener
cheated, suffer more pecuniary loss are oftener
the victims of misplaced confidence than any
other calling in the community. People pay a
printers bill with more reluctance than any
other. It goes harder with them to expend a
dollar on a valuable newspaper than ten on a
gew-gaw; yet everybody avais himself of the
editor pen and the printers ink.
How many professions and political reputa-
tions and fortunes have been made and sus-
tanned by the friendly, though unrequitted pen
of the editor?
How many embryro towns and cities have
been brought into notice and pufed into pros
perity by the press?
How many railroads now in successful oper-
alton, would have foundered but for the lever
that moves the world?
In short, what branch of industry and activ-
ity has not been prompted, stimulated and de-
Tended by the press?
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-30

BorIyAR CHRISTIAN. J. w. GREEN SMITH.
EHRESTEAN q SMITH,
a ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
STAUNToN, VA,
Practice in Augusta, Rockingham and Rock
oct19-6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-30

Nor MARRIED In one of the courts, few
days since, very pretty young lady appeared
as witness. Her testimony was likely to re-
suit unfortunately for the client of pert young
lawyer, who addressed her very superciliously
with the inquiry:
GU are married, / believe?''
''No, sir
'Only wish to?"
Really, | don't know. Would you advise
such step?'
'.Oh, certainly! am married man my
self
rs it possible? l never should have thought
it. Is your wife blind or deaf?''
1t is scarcely necessary to add that the dis
con,ftted attorney did not youchsafe reply.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-30
NUMBER III.
The New Cradle.

died the day before, being asked where he was.
sweetly replied, ASLEEP, up stairs, in has neso
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-11-30
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

*WIFE--Anglo Saxon, pif from a0eb en-, to
weave.-Rich0rdsOn
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
ELECTION NOTICE.

A., election will be held in each Of the Jury
,.rd. of this parish on Monday May 10th a q.
1853. for tho purpose electing q member fiom
mid ward to compose the Jury for the ensuing
torn. or Tho polls will BE- opened from s .. m, to
- a. on said day, and the election to be con
ductsd in accordance with existing laws Of the
State.
Let Ward-st the store Of Louis Arcensux.
"a Ward-st the store Of Auguste Cassie.
Sd ward-st the Bruly Landing Coffee house.
Ath Ward-at the house of Joachim Aillet.
9Th Ward at the house OF 7. Dericheoourg.
9Th Wsrd-at the Court House.
7th Wsrd-st the store Of r Hanrahan.
9Th Ward at the store Of George Smith.
9Th Ward at the store Of W. L.. Clark.
10 W.rd-at the Bayou Poydrss school house.
lIth Ward-st the store Of l.. 8. Hereford.
J. Y. DURABLE, Jr..
Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
AVS fELECTION.

Uns election era tpnue dams chsque ward de Jun
d. Police en- Cite ~paroiee Lupdi 10 10 Mai a d 1869
dane le but define IN mesubse du juri pour r~preseater
L. dts wards pour l'annee s%uivante. Les scrutins Sc
ROM, ouvert ce6 heures a m a I henree 2 m ct lie &C.
ton sera tenue confor nement aux lola de Gel ktat.
ler Ward-su maesxin de- Louis Arcenaux.
2me Wxrd-an maxazin d'Aueu'te Cassie.
3me Ward-au cate du 5tbly Landing.
4me v ard-al Ia aaaisou de- Joachim .illet.
SINE Ward-al Ia maison do Ter nee Derchebourg
ems ward-al Ia maison de Cour.
7ms Ward-au maRazin de Richard Hanrahan.
sme Ware-a u maeax.n de G-orge NTH
9me Wsrd--au magAlin de VIM L CLARK. 49,
lOmn Wards Ia maison diecole Bayou Poydras
line Waid-aa magazin De LIS. Herefyrd'
Nv. Durable Jv,
Sherif
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
JOSEPH JOOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, Ia.
~ O6ice opposite the Court House.

h. B. WHITE & E. w. ROBERTSON
Attorney 4 C0unsel0rs at Law,
Lafayette st., between Convention L Florida.
BATON ROUGE. LA. d92
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24

~5;e6sst bidder 4 the Court Court R R""ss
~; 20, Of ibis parish Of West Baton N0"se
90 ,rpnAy. the 5th day Of June A D.
III o'clock q. m. ali the right
1851, - interest Of the defendant. VIM.
title 400 in and to the hereinafter
ds'et ..rt.Sn sugar plantation situated ID
As.,;.a Of West Baton lseuge' front
this ~ p The Mississippi river, having t0'r,
,'s and half arpen.s, or !ess' ."
. 'se0 ,;eh, bank Of said river, win !Se
the 1e f. forty .srpeuts, more or less the
dsp p.s hs,iug divergiug lines and bounded
s'io y. noper side by the plantation OF !
90 ~. ". CHM and below ny that OF
ioS~i Milan, together with all and Singh
. i.' the buildings. improvements coos.;uS'
. = - and fixtures thereon. rights prlv'l
. .""' vsys, ssrvitudes and appurtenances
ese. ,o.o lbJlongiug or in anywise spper
lining, together with SSS sha'ee OF mort
,,.cs st00k thereto ettacneu' b.
sSeissd 70 p.y and satisfy the amount
Enlargement. interests and costs claimed
90 rS'ms Of Sale-Casb. with benefit OF
.,n,.;sement. The purchaser to furnish
.!.oA note for the sum Of four thousand
xs"r hundred and eighty two dollars. fall
;"s dne On the lst day Of June 1869. and
.se.v.ble according t" the charter OF the
Ti';,ru. Bark Of Louisiana, and the bal
.oce cash. The purchaser to assume all
~. obliestious and responsibilities ct a
~....thold,r of the Citizens Bank OF Lou.
;;.;.n. and the stock note 90 furnished to
=. identified with the act Of mortgage
and pledge BY VIM. B: Robertson and
-;k. in ssvof Of the Citizens Bank o.
tIouisiana passed before Charles b indus.
,ouis. late notary public 10 the city OF
Nav Orleans on the 10th day OF May
isI7 and with the Shsriffs deed vt sale
IN hi. case. Nv. DURABLE, Jr,
;" "a" Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
FOR SALE.

THE entire fixtures and contents Of thu Visa. vi
L Cofseh ,use building. livery stable with stock and
vehicles. together with all tho 9th r improvements on
.aid lands which are included in the offsr of sale.
An excellent opportunity is here offered to any one
desiring to erah, in an already ut .blished business
Terms reasonable, which ill he made known by in
curing on the premises At the ferry landing in thin
oar,ah. PHILLIP BAUER.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
NOTICE TO PARISH CREDITORS.

All persons holding claims against the parish
Of West Baton Rouge, for which warrants or
bonds have been issued, prior to, or during the
late war, are requested to present the same lex
cept such as we're issued to aid in carrying on
said war) to the undersigned. parish Treasurer,
at the Court House, on or before the LIST day Of
May next W. B. CHAMBERLlN,
ani3. GOD Parish Treasurer.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
o SALE OR A

THE dwelling house at the ferry landing. black
smith shop and the lot of ground belonging to
same Theiocation is an excellent one, and the prop
ertv will be sod or leased on advantageous terms.
For further particulars apply to me on the premi; Is
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
VICKS FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1859.


FIRST EDITION Of one hundred tho"s-
and Of Vick's Illustrated Catalogue OF oesos
and Guide in the Flower Garden is nov publish
ed. It makes . work Of 100 pages. beautifully
illustrated With about $50 fne wood engravlngs
Of flowers and vegetables. and an
ELEGANT COLORED PLATE,
A BOQUET OF FLOWERS
It il the most beautiful, As well a. tho mos
instructive Floral Guide published, giving pis'o
and thorough directions for the
Culture Of Flowers 4 Vegetables,
The Floral Guide :s published for the oenen'
NJ nv cu.to,ners. to whom il 10 sent free with
ont applisation, but will be forwarded to oil wht
apply BY mail. for ten cents, which - not bel
the COST 'geltA ''aaF'"'''i' 81 JAMES WICK, z
meh271 5di BE- ,m Rochester Nsv'fork.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24
Agricultural Implements.

ASFICuIttIfdI
BUILDERS MATERIALS aud Hardware
ID 1 would respectfully call the attention OF
Farmers, and the community general
lyi Of this aud neighboriug parishes, to my va
ried, choice aud complete stock Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
BUILDEKs:M MATERIALS,
TOOLS AND HARDWARE,
and invite a call aud examination of the same
at the Store and Wareroom, opposite the Bank
ing House of George A. Pike. aud near the
Post Office, on Third street, Baton Rouge.
:orI6tf JAS. MCVAY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-24

f NEW OYSTER SALOON.
THE UNDERSIGNED has opened . new OYS
TER SALE)N at No. I Main street, Bston
Rouge, ct which all the :iia
DBLICACIES OF THE SEASON tag 2
will b. constantly served. The old patrons Of
tho house ire respectfully invited to call and
patronise the house.
IL MARY wALDKIRCH,
a..a7>f ~aItEraa a~I| No. 7 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
BY 6rubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and gaut,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ BEAUTIFUL sUBUPBh BAN RESIDENCE.
KNOWN AS "AUBURN,n WITH TWENTY.
FIVE ACRF OF LAND ATTACHED. Front
ING ON THE GROVE ROAD AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE WFSTHbM ROAD, ONE NILE
WEST OF THE CITY. FOR SALE AT AUC-
sold BY the undersigr ed as commissioners in ex.
ecution Of a decree of the Circuit Court OF Hen.
rico county. entered on the Goth OF a pril. 1890 In
the case of Tyler against Grubbs & Williams,
trustees, and ais. The sale viii take place upon
the premises. on MONDAY the 18th Of May at S
O'Clock P. NJ. II fair, If not. then on the next
fair day thereafter at the same hour.
The buildings are ample and coed. embracing
handsome dwelling with nine rooms, with al the
usual out-houses, beautifully situated and sur.
rounded by a grove of forest trees, and q lawn set
out with shrubs and flowers.
Particular care was used In the selection Of the
riety, and now approaching maturity.
The land lies ne trly square, and In the character
or ITS soil and its Typographical features II all that
could be desired for gardening, fruit raising, and
general y imposes Of cultivation,
Auburn Is one of the most admired places in The
vicinity or this city and we ask for II az eIamI-
nation By those wishing 20 purchase such pro-
perty.
1t viii be sold rs a whole or sub-divided, as may
seem best at the time OF sale.
TERMS About 5000 cash; balance at -four,
eight, twelve, and twenty-four months for nego-
liable notes, with int rest added the title being
P~urchaaEto psy taxes for 1859.
+: y B' % @nGhssl Commissioners.
GRI"EDS & MILLIONS AucttCnCc-S. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioncer aud Real Estate Agent.

VERY EXCELLENT FARM OF TWO
v HUNDRED Nd f~lGHTI.TllREE
ACRES, CALLED NEW MARKET. N CUE.
BEkLAND COUNTY, n MILE FROM
JAMES RlVFR. FOR SALE At UCTloE At
the reauest of The owner, ] shall sell 1T public
auction. at my office, cOrnerOf Sank anl Eleventh
streets. Ia the city Of Richmond, on TUESDAY
the LIST day OF June, 1889, 1t II O'Clock d., th't
valuable EARN located rs above, Known IS Sew
Market, Containing TWO HUNDRED y
FIGHTY-THREE ACRES, about one mile from
James river, on the main old stspc road from
Richmond to Lynchburg, five miles from Ne"
Canton and sixty from Richmond. There are
eighty acres In original growth OF oak and hickory,
enough FOR cord wood, nifty acres well set In clover,
remainder In 'good hearth: produces wen OF
tobacco, wheat. and corn soil gray. or good clay
subsoil. The improvemf nts consist ol u iiatn'
dwelling, with stone fa>ement containing eisH
rooms, with store attached. In which there Is =
merchant doing n fine tus!ness-thc stand oclhs
regarded the best In Ina. section.
also, Il kitchen, su okehtuse, Corn-cr|D, barn,
stable, two log tobacco. houses tine garden wei
pailsd in : vard we'll shaded, and nj! enclofcd wi:f
4 paillng fence and q fine well or water IN the
yard. a..
Also, an orchard OF two hundred trees OF The
best rejection of apple. peach, pear, AMI cherry
now In full bearing.
Blacksnith's shop and churches near by, and the
neighborhoOd good audlocatt0n healthy.
TERMS One-third cash balance at one ana TWO
years for negotiable notes, Interest sided secue'
AuctioEeer.
p. S.-The foregoing farm can be bought prl-
vately before The day Of sale ard persons are par
ticularly Invite to examinelt, SO IS 10 judge OF Us
value. ap 5r-ILaNWs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12

SOCIAL FIcTIoS.-1n social life scarcely 4
day passes without some little tb being ut
tered. You present your compliments TO some
one with whom you are on most unfrlendly
terms. You regret that you cannot go TO 4
dinner that you gladly escape. You request
the pleasure of company which You, know to
be disagreeable. There are MORALS 81 met
the other day with Il lecturer of this. kind-to
whom these phrases are so many fafSehoods :;
vet without some such civility society could
not exist. These phrases deceive nobody. No
one expects me to black another mans boots
because I sign myself his obedient servant.
No one cares to fathom the depth OF my re-
grets when l happen to be engaged elsewhere.
In cases where the regret is most sincere the
value of the expression is not enhanced. When
the regret does not exist ut all q substitution
of the real feeling would be simply rudeness.
Two opponents ending their letters "Yours
with the consideration you deserve and
"Yours, with conventional courtesy" are not
the most edifying sight, either in public or
private. Yet, If we once abandon our safe.
guards, we shall hardly stop short of this.
What should be said to this, as n specimen of
the impolite letter-writer "~Sir,-Iour i'm
pertinence in asking me 10 dinner, although
you knew that l should be certain to decline,
has fortunately failed OF its object. l am
happy to say that l have accepted Il much
pleasanter invitation for the evening in ques-
ton. l am, sir, yours, contemptuousiy, John
Smith" Or, If an invitation is wanted, take
this: "Sir,-l owe you q dinner, in return
for the very bad one You gave me the other
day. But as l always pay my debts in good
money, l will show you that my cook is not L
Il druggists or u green grocer's shop, if you
will come and dine on the -th instant. There
will be some other people. Yours, indifferent
ly, John Brown" ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND
i Personal PROPERTY IN MECKLEN-
BURG COUNTY, VA by virtue OF n decree Of
the : ircuit Court of Mccklen6urg county. Va,
rendered on The 18th day OF April, 1869, In the suit
Of Davis and wife against Oliver, &c, / shalt on
WEDNESDAY the 10Th day of May, 1889, Mt the
residence or John q. Oliver, In said county, sell To
the highest bidder, at public auction. three several
TR ACTS or PARCELS OF LAND owned by the
said John g.. Oliver--to wit
The & on which the sail John q. Oliver
resides, containing aD&IL SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES.
A TRACT immcdisteIy adjoining, known as
"R0WLETr's,'' containing about FOUR HUN
DEED ACRES and
Another TR, CT, adjoining the lands OF William
z. DoisOl and others, containing about FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES.
At the same time and place 7 shall sell the entire
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN UBNI1URE of
the said Oliver. his FARMING IMPLEMENTS
ULE CATTLE, HOaS, and SHEEP, and d
BUGGY and HARNESS.
The lands referred to are situated within q few
mics OF Chr!st!a rsville. and are for the most part
fertile and productive, being well adapt to tie
growth of the usual products Of the country.
The improvements upon the tract upon which
the said Oliver resides consist of an excellent
Westinghouse and all necessary out-buildings.
Possession 20 the real estate to be delivered on the
lst day Of January. 1870, with the privilege to the
purchaser Of seeding 8 wheat crop.
TERMS OF SALE 4 sufficient amount OF the pro-
ceGds OF the real estate To pay the costs OF suit and
expenses Of sale will be required In cash and as
to the residue, a credit OF SIX, twelve, agd eighteen
proved security for the deferred payments, and the
little to be retained until the whole OF tie purchase
money is paid. The personal property will be sold
upon L credit Of six months, except as TO sums OF
$50 and under, for which cash will be required.
an 81 dtds Boy,ltou. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
BY Paine & Co Auctioneers.
z ARGE AND SPECIAL

z ARGE AND SPECIAL
IL CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant. commencing
at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our auctlon-rooms, by
catalogue, a very large and choice assortment OF
FREsH SPRfNG DRY GOODS
now receiving, comprising a great variety of new
and desirable
STAPLE n FANCY GOODS
suited to spring and summer sales included In
which will be an invoice Of new and beautiful
styles OF
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
TWO HUNDRED CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
TWO HUNDRED DOZEN MEMS n BOYS
NEW STYLE HATS,
with a large invoice Of
MEMS AND BOYS
among which is q choice lot OF
LINE GOODS
gotten up in The latest and best styles.
TERMS : AS usual.
Sale positive. and without reserve.
PAINE &c Co,
my 9Th ,Tu&W4t Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
. BY Lee 81 Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, lila Main street.
DRODU

PRODUCTIVE LITTLE MARKET GAR,
DEN OF FIFTEEN ACRES, With COZ.
PORTABLE DWELLING OUTHOUSES.
sTAELING, &C. ADJOINISG TIE LANDS
M OTHERs, FOR RENT AT A~UCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, on the premises, al
10 O'Clock A. M, we will rent the property located
as described above until LIST of January next. The
land IS productive. and well-enclosed with plank
fence. buildings in good order. Orchard OF usual
variety of fruit.
a the same time and place we Will sell for accoun!
United -tates Government, by instruction of Bre.
vet Colonel J. q. Chandler, IT, r. A., a large NUN.
Der of FRAME BUILDINGS formerly occupied
Dv troops, and known as ''Camp Williams :" "a
which we ask the attention or lumber dealers and
builders. Buildings to be removed In ten days.
LEE & GODDlN,
nv 10 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12

T AND SALE.-In compliance with a de-
~ cree Of the District Court of the United
States for the district Of Virginia in the matter Of
est bidder, on the premises, ON MONDAY, nth day
Of June 1862. the valuable tract OF landupon which
the said Gregory resides. known as
HILL lying about three miles from Christians
vile, Mecklenburg county, containing FIVE
HUNDRED ACRf5.
This land has upon II q commodi0us dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses Il good store
house, blacksmith shop, all In good repair.
The land is in a high state OF cultivation. and Is
well adapted to The growth of corn. wheat. oats.
and tobacco. 1t Is also a fine stand for lnerchandi-
zing.
Term One-third cash tie balance In six and
1ity, and the title retained until the whole OF the
purchase money IS paid.
MILLIiM H. PETTUS,
Assignee Of J. q. Gregory, bankrupt.
my 12-cOdtJu5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
/, By James M. Taylor, Auctfoneer,
No. 81 Main street.
tbree doors below Spotswood Hotel
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTA!

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN The COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
aHJtINIHa THE TOWN OF MkNCHESTER,
BsiNe a PART OF FALLS
CONTAINING SIXTY ACRES. AT AUCTION.
Nv virtue OF a deed OF trust made on the I'D DAY OF
January, 1861. to the subscriber, from ID. +. WARD,
recorded I'm the clerks Office Of the county curt OF
heste1held, 10 secure the payment Of certain ne
gotiable notes and bonds therein mentioned, Win
interest thereon. and default having been made In
the payment OF Il por. ion Of said negotiable notes
and bonds, and at the request OF the beneficiary IN
said deed, and In accordance With the termstnereol,
l VIII Cff1r for sale at public auction, on the prem"
ises, on TUESDAY, 18Th of May, at 81 O'Clock 7.
NJ, a part of the REAL ESTATE conyeged In
said deed, being J. tract OF land containing about
SIXTY ACRES, with he improvements thereon;
bounded on the east by the lands formerly owned
by the late Henry II. Drewry, on the west by the
Richmond and Petersburg turnpike, and on the
north by the lands owned by DIR. Marx, and Is 4
part of section marked a on the plat Of tie Fails
Plantation. -
TERMs: Whilst the deed requires all In cash, by
the consent of the beneficiary IN said deed l shall
require one-quarter cash; balance on o credit of
SIX, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months,
ne gotiable notes, interest," added, secured by. q ceed
of trust. JOHN b. IOUhS,
.e Trustee.
,,rre ~ TIvrop kuntyonnar mrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
BY FL. Benson, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC SALE OF MeNTIoELLO.-l

DUBLIC SALE OF M0NTICELLO.-By
virtue of q decree OF Tire Circuit Court OF tie
city of Richmond rendered on the Soth day OF No,
vember. 1883, in the cause Of mas Z. Levy and
Fanny. his wife, and Eliza sHcnricks, plaintin.,
against Mary Jane Hastings and others, defend.
ants, l shall, az commits Toner therein named, rner
for sale at public auction on WRDSEsDAY the
10Th day OF May next. If a suitable dag, IL not. the
next suitable day thereafter, on the premises,
MONTICELLO. the forder residence Of Thomn
Jefferson, containing 1WO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTEEN The Improvements are s
large brick dwelling, planned and built under The
direction and supervision or MI Jefferson nun
self, and all the necessary out-bulldings. II rs
situated on an emiBence about three miles from
Charlottesville, and four from the University o.
Virginia, commanding u view OF All the SURROUND
ing cvuntry-one Of the iiGest In Virginia.
TERMS Cne.thtrd Of the purchase money 10 De
paid in cash, another third on twelve monlhs
credit, the remainder on two years. credit from
day OF sale, the purchaser giving bonds for tse dsT
ferred instruments. The title will be wlthoein
until the whole OF the purchase money be pald.
Possession given on the day OF sale. 49,
ceiling as commissioners. the title Will no, pe
warranted. 1t Il, however, unquesu0nable nav,
Ing been passed upon BY the courts OF NeR iofA
and Virginia. 6EOh"E oAsh,
IIn<-ny pp,-coxy a,.ttoraar ~ o. 9tnwtlS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12
r LIQUORS., LIQUORS, LIQUORS.

T LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
We beg leave to call the attention OF the trade
to our
LARGE and WELL-SELECTED ASSORTMENT
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WIVES,
LIQUORS, Sc,
consulting IN part OF
casks Otard, Uupuy & Co.'s Fine Brandy,
vintage 1862;
cask Old Eenne5sy Brandy, vintage 1852;
Is demijohns Extra Fine Dark Brandy, Tor me-
dicinal purposes;
casks Very Superior cherry Wine
5 casks very Superior Port Wine, direct I'M
portation
10 cask5 Medium Grader Wine,
50 baskets Champagne, superior brands;
rs cases fine Wines, one dozen bottles each;
so cases Claret Wine,
barrels wv. Al Old Rye Whiskey, five years
10 barrels Kentucky Bourbon Whlskey, two
years old
10 barrels Wilson'S Fennsylvamla WAlskey,
two years uid
Is barrels backey's Mountsin Wh!skey,
20 barrels Hangers Whiskey,
90 barrels Martin VI hiskcy,
Is barrels Whites Rockbi idge Whiskev,
10 barrels Epgelman's valley Choice Whiskey,
lbO barrels common TO medium " hiskey,
10 GarrelS Holland Gin,
Is barrels New England Rum,
Q barrels old jamaica Rum.
Also, alarge lot Of miXe1 Brandles, Wines. Cor
dials, Tonic and Ear 81 tiers. &c, &c, in store and
for sale on accommodating terms.
AEDHhW j. GRAY Il CO.
ap 90 No. Pearl Block.