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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

BEHIND lime The passenger train on the
OraDgr, Alexandria aud Manassas Railroad
was heaiy an hoiH behind time yesterday even
my, Ia ,l,s, offence OF an obstruction at Srrn@-
field Station, caused ty the running of the
track there Of the locomotive Campbell, winch
was bringing down light train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

NA sister, Will open School on tho 2lst ~ Sep
TENDER NJ the former residence az DR.. FairiaN
on Cameron street MUSIC anal FkENCl
taught il. the house Ivy Professors. Having ha'
year experience in teaching they VIII pledg'
themselves t. make every eNart,nh :" CAV" per
feet satisiac lion.
Pupils ,lrs-"us .i outur,na. viii please nav
application ~ soon a. possible. au To lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

Kaal Estate Agents Nuu
COMMISSIONER SALE.
By virtue ur decree OF the Circuit Oourt OF
Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered AZ fSp
rusry term, 1869, ~ the SUIT oil Johh "a. re ne
vsuCi,n and wife. plaintiffs, W. James H. De
Vaughn et ~ Leiendant., IA chaacery, t1e up
der.iened, COM missioners therein named L " WI
offer Tor aale, by pu2lic auction on SAtun
DAY, the I.th Il July, .sG3, at II O'clock "a, .
IN icoAt al the Mayor OrHce IA t me S SiEy VI
Alexandra, TENEMENT an. Goi De "a
GROUND "A the city of AlaYsndrla. De-
ginning ut point IN the east side OF Ivy
~ street l}G teet inches froIn Prince srec',
and running along that limo south Y feet
~ inche thence east 81 feet = inches; thence
west n ieet inches t. The beginning. Tie
building ! two story frame with r. ma. the
upper part rebuilt during the war.
Terms ono third OF the pur' ha-c money t.
DO pad a. cash, AMI tho rasii"5 in two equal
instslmont: At SIX ant tw0lve months from the
dsy 81 sale With nteres: ms purchaser to give
he bond. with goo: personal security, for the
deferred payments, and tho title t. be retained
until the purchase money is fully paid.
stamp AMI c1nveyancing at the cost Z. tta
u.r.L.,.l. GEO. VIM. BRETT.
g. FERGUSON BEACH.
IN +. Commissioners of Sale
- The aD.ge sale has been postponed until
- TuRDAl, the .lLh inst Jy Is
sx The above sale mas hCen postponed until
T. UG U31 PIT y zI-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20
A LEN i n ID RIA A & A u +
~ ~ 4 North Royal street.

A LEN n RIA AC a u + NJ
n ~ A. North Royal street.
Alexandria, Va.
Tie Twelfth Annual ,',~-i"", II the ;.h'"'
will begin on Monday, JePtemhcr 9TH, 1909
Latin, Mathematics and the sciences wall he
taught by the Principal and competent ~
structors viii be employed t. teach 'ireel,
French, German, Sc.
Senior Class Per quarter ........ '..ss Uo o
intermediate Glass ....... W.
Junior Glass ....- T. "o
ProfessoI. prices viii ho charged extra for
Greek. French, German Sni fenmanHEp
Appl.. atoms for circulars c1HtainIng 1uithot
| information, NAV be made al :, Nofth ~
Assph street until August 9Th ana after that
| time at the School room.
aug John =. BEACH, func'psl
TJNlvhR5lTY or VIRGINIA.
TIE Session Il TIL: Institution MIN =. o.
| annually on tia first day OF OctobaT and con
| tinues without Interruption. t,ii III. ih"=iaJ
| preeeliEp H. ith Il July ensuing.
| The oTt.ni- at.,n II III, Institution - Vel
| complete embracing extensive hni th.i""eL
| course. ii instruction III Literature a"i "''""',
| and i'll the Professions Il Law, Me''" me Nh"
| Engineering.
| The c,tcn-c- .f tho Academic cot Law ''ti.
| dent. ertlu.i,o IT the cost ut !Ust E1Jt= and
| Cl0thing .ud pocket money, amount l" aho"
| $50 PEI .,..inn "t nm" month"; ALL 81 th'
| Engineering vf Me,ii'sl Student l. "H"ht ;: ~
| of which .lina res octi ely, IN or t-bl !
| uav.bl. .f. admission, and tbs balance III th'
| nrnpr,s4 .I the sess ion. fu- details send 10
| cataloYuy l.. a ,"tniynr-ity 81 Nirginla
). MAUPlN,
| iy2.-In Chairman OF the Faculty.
lTk,HE EPISCOPAL lllGll SCHOOL,
Established ia ISH
! B,allilu.ly aad heallhluily 'itn"t'i tl.1
miles west 81 Alo>nndrIN, Va, H.; h'ya I%f ""s
tr..s flt.. az
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

SSH WANTED-A VESSEL of 40 To 500
GgSEtons capacity, for Barbados also one OF
same capacity for Demersrs. and one OF l5O TO
30 tons for Antigua. Apply to
an3 o-lw HOOE, WEDDERBURN 81 co.
C,oALi coAL'
A cargo of &T5 tons RED and WHITE ASH
COAIexpt cted daily to arrive.
JOHN LEATHEBLAND.
70 King street, and
sngno Ger. Queen and Water SITS
,,,HE WONDER OF THE AGE.
NORNY'S PRESERVlH Nc PoWpEkS
bag for 40 quarts Dressed Fruit,
bsy for 10 quarts Dressed Tomatoes.
Pnr.. healthy and certain Of success
snv Sl-Iw j. GRlGG. l7O King st.
NOR PRESERVING.
L CHEAP SUGAR.
y l3, IA. Il. 10, II and lSc. ,,..
aus 10 -iw J. CHICO, 10 King st.
lust RECElVED-A fresh supply OF Al
~ monds, English Walnuts, fhoef's SN0
Palm Nuts, ST ,,,C,rc
AK Z0-tt I. AUEhDACh -
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DELI.E HAVEN INSTIfUTR.
Miss Il. u. GARBER, .p,Ioo;r.I.
Mia ! lEHHS ''''' 'i''-'

ihi- Institution j. now III successful opera. .'n
W:Ih u tall corps "i Teachers and Professor -
Ii will reopen for IT eleventh annual -e-=i"n,
the :'0.h day ,f"eptember noXt.
Term: moderate. Course "i instruction tho
rough
~. further particulars, addre's either OF the
Principals. ~. II. QUcen strtct Alexandria,
Nirullin aug LIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

WASHINGTON FREE School As will be
seen by the advertisement, this venerable ~
stitution, the legacy of the Father OF his
Country to the people of Alexandria, will be
re opened on Monday, the %0'h, Tor Its eighty
fourth session. 1t will be continued under the
direction of Col Shay, assisted by Miss shay;
and the Board of Guardians have male variou'
measures which, it is thought, will render the
school more efficient in its workings pr Tue
ensuing session. As one or more oil tue guar
dams are absent from the city permits 'oi
their wards will be granted By the president
at his Office, Ii Prince street.
Hook AND LADDER COMPANY, As Will be
seen by reference to notice in another column
a called meeting of the Relief Hook aud i ~.
der company will be held at their truck
TO night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

FismHG PARTY. A party of a hall 4 dozen
pleasure seekers left here last night in a Sloop'
with the intention of amending week or zen
days IN II ,hins and shootins !" 'e"""''o
,rhcv took tents with them, and Will camp out
during their absence The mosquitoes, 1t IS
supposed, will materially shorten the duration
OK their absence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

POLICE REPORT MAYORS OPFICE.-Rob
crt Dogan, coIorcd, for holding dsorderly
festival at the building known AZ the "Slayt
Pen, was dismissed upon making promise
to suspend operations.
Robert Arlington colored, the head man Of
colorcd festival in progress at the old Battery
Rodpcrs Hospital, tho disorder at which last
NIGHT was annoying to The watchers over a col
orel corpse in the neighborhood, was dismiss
cd by paying costs and a promise to close the
festival al once.
George Lucas, boy fourteen years old, one
Of the two charged with stealing clothing from
Mr.. Metzger few days ago, tor robbing MIR.
Woodfield of % cents in TIE market this morn
ing. was committed to The work house for
ninety days, and 10 weara ball and chaine for
that period.
Fanny Walker and Alice Venere, for dis.
orderly conduct at tie upper end of King
street, bct"ecn 2 an. | O'Clock at night, were
dischar<ed upon a promise to keep better
hoy
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. There were no
criminal eases at either Of the magistrates Off
ccS this morning.
WATCH REPORT Night clear and warm.
There were no disturbances, but some disorder
at two coIored festivals which were in conse.
Inence broken W. Two dodgers were accom-,
modated at the Watch House In accordance
With instructions the watchmen now cry the
hours ct II and L. O clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20
Gold.
CITY ITEMS.

Nxw YORK, August 20.--uold to-i.t IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

COAL TRADE ny CANAL Thetoliuwing snip
ments By Chesapeake 4 Ohio Us,sl were made
ior the week ending August IA
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Ky Green Il Wise.

rReal Estate Agents and Auctloneers !
nMNlSSIONEK S SA Lax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
. ,,1 :, sA1Es-.-rutnre pays.
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ira Main street.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
y executed the undersigned by isoDeIt = an aoI
tho rerkis office of the county court OF henrico
co,tv we shall, mt the request Of the Dependencies
therein proceed to sell Mt public auctlon, att
ofIIce of Richardson & Co., real estate agents,
IiIa Main street. under Lancaster " tOs' pi
TITESDAY the Cd day Of November, leoy az :
O'Clock P NJ to the highest bidder, thnt vasaDie
TRACT OF LAND situate In the county OF Hen
rico upon the Chickahominy river aDo.t l,its st
was convened to the said Robert r NOTES. ss "
Richard G. Morrias and WIFE by deco 0, uhtg VI W
Nav g. 1892 and also of record In the CLERK oiiice
aforesaid and therein described ana san ~ S s,
ain EIGHT HUNDRED AND THlhI1 -ol-h
hCPFS. he the same more or less.
THE deed under which this sale Is made tb ~
\ nryment in cash OF enough TO delraS I,,s ,t ~
pcnses of executing the trrst ana me ~
prineIpal and interest due on the bona aesGeu w.
be secured bv said deed,-such amount Deihg tile
srr of 1890 Of interest, and of 80 much OF me re-
mainline purchase money rs VIII DC SuHlclcht W
nay off The principal of the said bono when que
hitch Is the sum OF s18,000on or beiorc tie ISL
drv or pril, lS73. and interest thereon semi-an-
nualy on the 1st day of pri ana OctnDer OF eacn
money. the same to be paid In such manner as the
said Robert F. Morriss shall direct; or. IN the
event of his failure to give such directions as tne
trustees NAV think fit; which VIII be duly an
nonncpd Mt the time of such sale, and be accom!o-
dating tn the purchaser.
THE rtlet to the property Is believed 10 be unqucs-
tionable hut selling as trustees, we shall convey
with special war; inty, and shall require adeed OF
trust upon the premises to secure the deferred pay
meutS. :, ariES - = - n 49, 49,
800 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
Anch.knife and screw-driyer
and tb

and tb Gnch-knife ana scEeW-4Irit1eai
con,hir 81 recently invented by d. u.
Hnmnhries. of Rockbridge. ..,
They decline to decide between the Pitts
and Cfe;ser threshing machines. They also
decline to decide between the sewinng-ma-
chimes, and waive decision or the ptougns,
until they can see them tested by actuai
experiment in the field. w TT
The committee (of which Rev. W. IL.
Ruifner is chairman) seem to be ,inusualiTy
pains-taking and laborious, as wen as ln l.l
iirent. and their decisions are, therefore,
the more valuable.
POULTRY.
Best turkeys, 4. T. Barclay; best geese
Colonel j. Ross; best ducks, Colonel g. -
Ross and A. T. Barclay; best display OF
poultry, S. NJ. Templeton; second best als-
plav Of poultry, Master Willie Bacon; best ,
firit Brahmas, S. NJ. Templeton; best dark
Brahmas, 6. NJ. Templeton; Whlte,tace
black Spanish. s. NJ. Templeton best BAN
tams. W. W. Lewis; second best banIalhS'
Willie Bacon; best spring chickens, DR.. d.
McClung; best rabbits, W. W. Lewis.
The committee express gratlhca,loh . .ua'.
the exhibition of poultry is mucn De.'cr
this year than last. LEAlN'to''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23

i New METHOD OF CASTING METALs:-
The metal is taken from the mould not with
4 rough surface. as in Ill the heretofore
known modes Of casting, but rs smooth and
perfectly finished as 4 coin or medal struck
by die, and this at no considerable addi-
ton to the cost ofcasting by the old process
cs. The company are now actually At work
producing for the market house and car
trimmings, such as knobs, hinges, eScutcll-
cons, bcll-pulls, dies for printing wall pa
pcrs and for bookbinders,. and a variety OF
articles which, until these inventions, could
only he produced by hand, but by the new
processes are turned out with equal if not
Greater facility than common rough castings.
Boston AdCertiSer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
so,,rrswrsTEgy VIRGINIA FAIR.
Correspondence Lynchburg News

Correspondence Lynchburg News
WyTuEv1LLE, October 90, 1868.
The Southwestern Virginia Agricultural
Fair commenced to-day. The exhibition OF
stock, ] think, cannot be beaten. luis Ifui!
! subioin list Of premiums and certltl-
Gates awarded for fine cattle:
Bulls four gears old or 00cr-fra hhllh
Gravson. of Bland county, premium; GER
rifc;lte 10 James NJ. Cloyd, of Pulaski.
Bills three gears and under Jour-G. NJ.
Palmer. of Saltville, Washington county,
premium for his :Duke Of Onandaga."
Bulls t,co gears and undcr-Premil!m 70
J. G. Kent. of Wythe; certificate to j. NJ.
Cloyd, of Pulaski.
Bulls one ycar and under tpo-Prcmlum
to John T. Saycrs, ST., for his - Hccon:.Tllc-
ton" and certificate for his "Bob Ridley
Jr'' ,,,-,:,
Bulls under onc-Premilm to Franklin
'Gravson, Of Bland county, Tor MS = May
duke" w..
Mich Co,rs four gears and ouer-Prcmi-
INNS to Joscph CEoyd for i" Grace" and GER
titicatcs for & Louise" and g Rosa Lee"
Mich Co,cs three gears old and under0
Premium to James N. Cloyd for lathe,
and certificate to George W. Palmer fer
"Gloster Maid
Vjlci Coecs tero and under three gears
Premium to X. G. Kent for "Onoc, ana
certificate to Franklin Grayson for "Josc-
phinc.n .
prcmium TO Il. &. Kent for - Lady" ana
certificate t. Franklin GraysOn.
N.lch Co,rS uader one ycGT-rrcmium 10
Ccor"c w. Palmer for "Hclen." and cert
1iratc to Franklin Grayson for Lazy May
nard.' ,, ro
craze Cattle under one year. old-l,rc-
MUM and certificate to &. W. Ialmcr' Esq.
Co1rs taro years an2 uadcr-Prem!umS 10
+. c. Kent for Laura" and certificate 10
John X. Richardson.
Co,cS one md unQer toro ye0!S-IremIum
to &c. Kent.
S,recpstakcs- BuUS-premium TO Joseph
Cloya for Bedford" and certificate TO
Franklin GraySon.
Co,rs-Prenium to James II. Cloyd for
"Hattic," and certificate TO Joseph Cioyd
for - Grace
Hclas-BuN and .JouT coocS. and bull and
his otcn fire cdlrcs-Prcm!um 10 Franklin
GraySou.
Fork oxen three gears a''I orcT-Prcml,,
Ilm 10 David Sexton for IN" best par, ana
certificate to joseph Brown, Of Wythe.
rat EUliocLa tiro gears oHd undcr three
Premium and certificate 10 :. d j. Z. Nc
GayuGk.
rat BuUocEs oy,e AID un3e1' i'ro gears
Premiums TO :. y J. (. Aict;aVock, and GER
tltratc 20 Franklin Grayson.
Tonight It supper is going on-glEcn ny
the ladies Of the town for The benefit OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church, and IL il seems TO be
LARGELY attended | have no doubt that the
ladies viii realize Il handsome sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE BRICK TENEGEETS- 5, AZ -,
TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF > Era \ !; NH
AND EIGHTEENTH SHEETS. AND OFTW y
ACRE LOT M9 GLINS , pLA = NE SGA Aas
crces of the circuit court of the city of Richmond
the pronounced on the 18th July lSea' ana inc ne
Fitzhugh against Clarke, &C., we shall us special
commissioners. proceed TO sell at pubic auction
in the order advertised on TUESDAY the I'd No
vcmbcr, 1862 commencing at Il O'CLOCK NJ; those
two brick tenements at the corner OF Franklln ana
Eighteenth streets, now in the occupancy OF Mr.
J. w. Satterwhite and others, fronting % leet on
the east line of Eighteenth street, running BACK 'o
feet to the Masons Hall.
After which, say at O'Clock I. NJ, that valua-
BILE TWO-A GRE LOT. No. II, i'll John Glyn' S
plan near to lakewood Cemetery, adjoining the
premises formerly owned by Kuhn & Martin, ana
now BY John Heckler
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained until all of the purchase
money is fully paid and a conveyance ordered by
the court. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
POWHATAE ROBERTS.
CommiS SiDnprc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
BY Wellington Goddin,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
y AND HANDSOMELY-LOCA RESI,
DENCE AT THE S0UTtIEASI ME q - TX ,tt
FRANKLIN AND TWENrY-SIXrHS T y, Is;
SPACIOUS GROUNDS At THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF MAIN AND TWETTY-F!FTi
STREFTS.-By virtue Of n decree OF the circuit
court of Richmond city pronounced on the mn OF
March 1860. in the case of Gordons administering,
&C. against Ligon's administrators, &c.. shatl,
rs the acting commissioner, proccedto sell at pub
tiscd. on MONDAY The 18th Of october 1869, com
mcncipg ut O'Clock p. NJ, the following valuable
real estate, of which the late John /. Lyon died
srized--yiZ.: That large. admirahlv-located. ana
Observation-Disclosures BRICK DWELLING at
the southeast corner of Franklin and Iwenty-slXlh
streets formerly the residence &c, Of the a{e renI Mr.
The lot has front of G3x16a feet, and the dwelling
contains twelve rooms with large accam nii"h
one. The view from 1t Is very fine, and commands
the greater part of the city and the lower James
river for many miles. \,
that large and wetl-locatcd TOBACCO FACTORY
and its appurtenanccs Mt the southeast corner Of
Main aud Twenty-fifth streets. The lot has front
It will be divided into two parts, so rs TO sell with
the large three-story factory and the ample kitchen
In the front on Main street of about l31 lcet,
and with the two wooden buildings lying TO the
west of the brick factory front on Main street OF
about O. feet
rhe particular attention OF capitalists and others
is invited TO the foregoing sale. IL Is seldom such
desirable property IS offered at auction. For to-
bacconist it possesses peculiar advantages, as by
securing the residence, about one hundred yards
from the factory. he can always he near enough to
the factory to superintend the whole operations.
TERMS One-fourth of the purchase money in
cash; the balance in three equal instalmcntS, at
six. twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, interest added, and
title retained till all ofthe purchase money Is fully
paid and conveyance ordered by The court I1;s,
oc 81 Acting Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
y,ASD AGENCIES.

THOMAS II. ELLIS,
GENERAL AGENT
OF THE
VIRGINIA LAND AGENCY,
established In the year 1885, and since most 5rc-
cassfuly conducted by A. (. Robertson &c Co.. al
Lynchbnrg. OFFICE;
Front room, first floor over the clothing store OF
l.. B. Spence & SON,
NO. 1900 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
VIII act as AGENT FOR THE PuRgHASE,
SALE, AND EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
In town and country.
Lands entrusted to him for sale arc advertised IN
The VirQiRid advertiser, newspaper pnhsiiisHleg
once week, regularly distributed on raiie9aa
trains, packet boats, and steamships, and having
large circulation In the best farming regions OF
the northern, eastern, western, and northwestern
states with special reference to the sale OF sus
In Virginia. ov is---' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23

The AcGdemy says the discovery of Ju-
MUS, so often announced, has at length,
there is every reason to believe, been placed
beyond doubt by the researches of the Hon.
Edward Twisleton. who has, for the first
time, called in the aid of a scientific expert
in handwriting, the well known Mr.. On.
Chabot. The results will shortly be made
public, together with fac stnlites of the al!-
tographs of Junius's Letters to Woodtan
and George Granville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, LYING

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, DYING
Y ON OTTO CREEK, MECKLENBuRG
COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. -
BY virtue Of 4 decree of the circuit court of Meek
lenbure county, Va, rendered at the Septem g,
term 1860, In the suit of GayleS,S trustee u.s. Eeps
ycnlber 1859, AT II O'CLOCK PRECLSEII, on
the premises sell to the highest bidder the TRACT
OF ! AND on which said Robertson now resides,
couiriuinr -FOUR HUMID AND TWENTY
SIX AND 4 HALF ACRES. The improvements
consist In part OF Il comfortable DNELLlN t.
HOUSE, most excellent out-houscs, GRISI-MiLL
SAW-MILL, LANYARD. &c.
TERMS OF SALE: Cnc-tfird cash: and Tor the
residue credit OF and II months the purchaser
to execute bond carrying interest from the day Of
sale The title will be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid.
s. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
BOYDTON. October 0, 1860. DC lS--dtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
BY Wellington Goddin,
Io.;nnoar opd T,aoJ Estofp 4 gent

MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN
~ SIDNEY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
GROVE AND VEST LINE I-, OF SLA Av Z h e
2sd October 1869. at 4 O'Clock r. NJ, the NEAT
COTTAGE RESIDENCE located as above, now
orcunicd bv Major Writ Harrison, and nearl%
onnositc the residence of Captain Charles 7. Nor
riss. The LOT is large and beautiful one and the
COTTAGE has four rooms, with front port1co:
There is n good Kitchen, fine we'll of water, and
handsome front yard and shade trees. For q
small family 1t has many attractions, and the iact
that the city railroad runs within two squares OF
tho dwelling adds additional value to 1t. Posses
sion 1T once. % a
TERMS Onc-fourth cash balance Mt 9, u and
"a months for negotiable notes interest added
socmrnd Inv a trust deed, W. GODD1N.
nr 90 AuctiOncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
By Lee & Goddin, Auctionccrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
4 COUNTY OF HENRICO.-Ey virtue of a
deed of trust from William J. Martin and wife
dated tho 18TH day of May, 1868, duly recorded In
the clerks Office of Henrico county court and be-
ing requested to do by the beneficiary IN sitln
deed | will proceed to sell ut public auction, on
MONDAY the lst day of November, 1869; THAT
being court-day,l 1t Henrlco county c9nrt-house'
Mt u NJ. the REAL ESTATE in said deed men
tioncd-to wit that certain TRACT OF LAND "
ing and being on the Darbytown road In the conn-
ty of Henrico, containing SEVEN ACkES. win
the improvements thereon, adjoining the lands OF
the estate OF Archer Taylor, deceased, John W.
Fussel, and Leonard Hizcr.
TERMS At sale.
Fl. A. ATKINSON, JR.. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE Il GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
FURNITURE, DC.

EURNIrUR AND BEDDING WARE
Il HOUSE, 1866 and 1910 Main street. Rich
mond, Va.--G. Il. STACY Il son confidently in
yite their friends and the public generally to their
FALL STOCK, just completed; which will be
found to be the most extensive and varied ever Of
fered in Richmond; and in every article they are
prepared 10 compete with the best houses in the
country; and in BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them to defy competition.
SHUCKS! -SHUCKS -SHUCKS!
We viii pay cash for SHUCkS, in any quantity,
delivered in Richmond.
We are anxious to appoint agents In every To-
cality from which Shucks viii bear transportation,
to whom we Will furnish presses for balfng. Par
ticulars on application sc Bonn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
r0R lREn,T,l.

DOOM FOR RENT.-A fine, large a
Ii FRONT BASEMENT ROOM for rent Es5
In No. 100 Linden Row, Franklin street. ApnIv
at the drug store OF DR.. JOHN r. GAgNEfT
No. els Broad street. oc1-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-23
BY Wellington Goddin.
Amctinneer and Zeal Estate Agent

TWO VALUABLE STORES AND
l. DWELLINGS, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
at the request Of Mr.. J. T. NcagIe shall sell at
9th October 1863 ut o clock p. NJ, the LARGE
BRICK STORE and DWELLING now occupied
by Mr.. Ncaglc, well located for business stand,
and admirably arranged for that purpose.
Also, the adjoining BRICK TENEMENT, occu-
pied by Mr.. A. Hirshberg.
The whole lot has 4 front OF 30 feet, ana runs
back les feet to an alley, and will be sold as
whole or divided, may be deemed best at the
hour of sale.
TERMS nnc-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed
oc % W. GODDIN, Auctoncer.