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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-13

.,1,y-wINCHEsTER, --Thi. plsasantlltse towl

s<,r-WINCHESTER.- This pleasantlitNe town,
with a population Of about l7c0, stands ON hien
hank of the east fork OF Elk River at an elevation
of one hundred and ten feet above the bed OF sara
river 1t has three rst-class Schools for 10th sex
ga besides Schools for small children. Its educa'
tional facilities are unsurpassed anywhere nne
mountain scenery spreads out east andsoutn' ~
p,nce In the world Is better situated for nea'M'
Miasmic fcvers have been unknown mere uns'' '"s'
wear. when there were few cases OF ague anu ~
yer, caused by q very unusual season. ~. -" ~. ;,
chester 4 Alabama Railroad runs through NV
town, and on to Fayetteville, Lincoln couny,
main trunk. In course of construction, W eoineo'
with the great central road, running VIZ 1890 ~
vile Ala To Mobile on the southern coast VI Ai.'
hama starting from Decherd, on tno " - '. 49,.
ro.a two miles from winchester, making en's
Mace accc,sble by rail from all important COM
,,rrc,s mint, In the United States. 1t nus been
100 ,hr,vInu business since the war. the merv
ohonts arc generally enlarging and renting their
.torohorses we design keeping Business d.
sactorv in our local column Of the principal bust
oss housos and Offices, &C., 80 that our readers
. 49,, h,yo an opportunity to know where to trans
oot hus;ness when they come to town, or have bus
80 berc TO be DONE Their attention is, there
nore ncrmanently directed to the following cards;
T1TjTCHINS & WARNER, dealers in
II nil kinds of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Glass, Putty, Lamps, Oils, Books
and Stationery, Garden Seeds, &c> north
side Public Square.
Ar q. WHIPPLE, dealer In all Kinds Of
M Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
Medicine !. Paints, Oils, Dye-Stulfs, Glass,
r,r.-s Tobacco, Stationery and Fancy
Goods, southeast side Public Square.
TOHN +. VAUGHAN, manufacturer Of
j Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, and
dealer in Cooking, Heating, and Wood
Stoves, Pumps. Country Hollow Ware, etc,
etc. southwest side Public Square.
r Il. BAUGH 4 CO., dealer in all kinds
j .ofDry Goods, Hardware, Queensware.
Tin Ware Clothing, Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Clothing. Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Meal, ETC.,
at the old Wilson corner.
MERRITT. ENOCHS q CO., manufac-
lNl turers and dealers in Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Boots and Shoes, and, in fact, ev-
erything pertaining to a flrst-class Saddle
and Harness Shop, cor. Public Square.
TOHN G. SCHkOM, dealer in all kinds
y of Cakes, Candies, Confectloneries,, &c"
Cheese, Crackers and Oysters. Bakery
next door to John T. Skaters law office,
on Main street. co" Warm bread fur
nished every evening. Cakes OF all kinds
made to order for bridal and reception par |
ties. Give him call.
A JOURDAN, French Confectioner,
n sand dealer in all kinds OF Fancy |
Goods, Public Square.
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A JOURDAN, French Contectioner,
n .and dealer in all kinds of Fancy
Goods, Public Square.
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THURSDAY, May 49, 1860.
The following prices will be paid for the
articles mentioned, delivered at store:
Cotton, per pound, 20a23
Bacon, i" 14al8
flour, per cwt, IS 00|
Meal, per bushcL col
Pork (fresh) per pound, s1aa0
Butter, SOL
Eggs, per dozen, E ISL
Beeswax, per pound. Sci
Ginseng, !" Isl
Dried Fruit, (apples,) per pound, u
-" (peaches, IS As,gg 0a121s
Feathers, per pound, NA@E 65a8O
Onions, per bushel, so
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel, 200
Irish M !" ~ ~ 30
Peanuts, per bushel, $50
Chickens, each, Jf3 b 2Oa25
Beef (fresh,) per pound, 8ha7T |
(driedO" l4al6
Lard, per pound, 20
Hides, (green,) per pound, l0c
(dry,) 20c
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WINCHESTER MARKET.

corrected weekly, BY \. W. Ranson.l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-13

T I. BAUGH T. CO., dealer in all kinds
y .ofDry Goods. Hardware, Queensware,
Tin Ware, Clothing, Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Clothing, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Meal, etc,
at the old Wilson corner,
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MERRITT. ENOCHS q CO., manufac-
lNl turers and dealers in Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Boots and Shoes and, In fact, ey-
erything pertaining to a frst-class Saddle
and Harness Shop. cor. Public Square.
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TOHN T. VAUGHAN, manufacturer Of
j Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, and
dealer in Cooking, Heating, and Wood
Stoves, Pumps. Country Hollow Ware, etc,
etc, southwest side Public Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
Ritllnlond 1ispatrh.
THURsDAY...s SEPTEMBER 80, 1869.
For the Dispatch.
FARMv1LLE, Va, September -, Is5

F1ayyr!IE. VA. September -, 1863.
Tn an article in one Of the Richmond pa
,,ers n short time since it was intimated that
Edgar Allan, ESQ.,. commonly KNOWN a. a.
"Yankee" Allan. had concluded not 10
nress his claims for the position OF Secrc-
fary of the Commonwealth. III such Is the
case. / hone it is because he is satisfied that
no pressing is necessary in order to receive
H. Il trust that Virginia will never prove
so recreant in the discharge Of duty TO TINS
adopted son Of hers-he who of all men ana
The most to save her from the fate which
threatened her--as to render it necessary
TINT he should press his claims. He has
merited the best reward the state can be-
stow upon him, and his friends will only be
satisfied when his valuable services have
been recognized. He was one OF the nrst
10 form the nucleus around which we ny
The thousand and tens Of thousands Gus
tered. and at the head Of our columns nc
led us on 10 the glorious victory we nave
won. He labored truly, faithfully, ana zeal
ouslv, performing almost herculean lapors,
rs attested by the columns OF the press
throughout the State, devoting his entlrc
time for nearly three months to the WORK OF
Virginia's redemption. After all this, surely
it will not be necessary for him to press ms
CLAIMS for that which he sofaithfully merits
We expect to see him Secretary OF the
State he has so pobly saved.
Yours. respectfully,
4 SUBSCRIBER.
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Free Masonry in France---The Grano
Orient and Negro MaSOI;s.

To The Editor Of Cincinnati Commercial:
The Grand Orient of France recently
SUSPENDED all fratcrnal intercourse with the
Grand Orient Of Brazil because the latter
BODY adhered to and recognized the lnstltu-
lion Of slavery, and Disseminated against
negroes being eligible for Initiation into Ma
SOnry.
Nfthe last meeting of the Grand Orient OF
France the following resolution was unaai-
mouSly adopted:
"Thc Masons under the jurisdiction of
the Grand Orient Of France, by their legal
representatives. regularly convo,icd in the
annual assembly OF 1863, affirm that hui
lnauiiy and Masonry are outraged when
color, race. Or religion, are deemed sulli-
ccnt to interdict Il profane from Initiation
into the great Masonic family"
The mover then said " also propose TO
request the illustriouS Grand Master TO notl-
f. all the foreign Masonic powers OF this our
action, and to make known to them that
hereafter and from this time forth the GrCnd
orient Of France JycdkS all alliance 1clth
ecery MdsoWc potrer 1chach doeS not rec0J-
uze NtiS declaration"
During the last year the Grand Orient OF
france recognized what is termed aclan-
dcstine Masonic organization Ill the city, OF
New Orleans. The reason assigned for this
by the Grand Orient is that the American
Grand Lodges, in violating the true spirit OF
Masonry. persist in excluding negroes from
the privilege OF initiation in their lodges.
The body recognized excludes none ON ac-
count ofcoor L. I. c.
Cincinnati, September %, 1869.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
y EsTATE.In execution Of decree I1s; OF the
issS. in the cases of HQuarlcss administrator rs.
Ouarlcs and ais and "Kcrsey Us. QRarIesnrs al
,Sinistrator, will sell at auction on MONDAY,
October 4th In the order named below, the follow
ing REAL ESTATE, OF which the late John u.
CHARLES died seized-viz.:
At Il O'Clock ~, IN front Of the county court
house a TRACT OF LAND In Henrico county,
nbout seven miles below this city, between the WI
Harrisburg and Charles City roads, adjoining
Thomas French and others, containing lei i'-i''
acres. ,.., .,,.aL !, NJ,
unon the premises, an undivided moicty Of Lon
OF dHOUND on the west line Of I% W !,'
street between Main and Cary. 20 BY l22 feet; the
ether moicty of which is owned by George Turner.
And In the afternoon, Mt o,cloCk, upon the pre-
misses. a BUILDING LOT 40 by 1850 feet TO an alley
Ii feet wide on the north side Of Leigh street be-
tween Adams and ST. Peter, adjoining the resi-
doncc OF Mrs. Ellen Fletcher
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance NJ SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest aided
for negotiable notes. Titles retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Commissioner.
GRI-RRS Il WILLIAMS. AIctiOncers. sea
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctiopeer.

A SSIGNEES SALE.-By virtue of a
n decree OF the district court OF the United
States for the district of Virginia. given and en-
tered September 70, 1892 in the matter OF John T.
Ballard, bankrupt, shall sell at pabllc sIStitG2In,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on SATCk-
DAY. October lG, 1862, the following REAL ES-
!. Thlt ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT tnow oe.
cupied by John Z. Ballardl on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad, about one aud hal
and appurtenarces attached thereto. This pro-
pcrty shighly improved and very valuable. Ihere
IT'S = W. ACRES. The HOUSE and
ralely. This piece win be sold at II O'Clock A. u.
g LOTS Nos. l5S, !55, Isl, i53, lS2, 10, l99 Es.
ldS l47 Ii5, las, and ia 10 Sidney commencing ~
the northwestern intersection OF Haryic ana Cst5
Haryie street 500 feet, and running back each be-
tween parallel lines Id feet. 80.
Also LOTS Nos. III, lib, liz. Ill, ana lie Win
the Improvements thereon, Ill the plan OF DSuna
Vista. beginning on the north side OF " itnaMis
street at point distant % ieet east OF hs .s,
wardly and fronting together thereon is2 Iest ana
each lot being l feet deep This tract VIII DC soia
5. An UNDivIoED, oNE,HALF INTEREST y
pronerty formerly owned by David Brown, eaen
| "a feet front by SIS feet In depth more o. less.
Also, PARTOF Lot is In sane plan, hayttGs
| four feet frost on Franklin stre.s ana renninS
back 90 feet. This property VIII DC SOLO aEo
All OF the aboYe real estate will be sold sgbectto
| the contingent right OF dover OF Arss Jane e
Ballard. vile of said bankrupt. ,.,.,.. IN
six. twelve, and eighteen months, negosiaoie pa,
nar fpteresi added JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
ps-' Assignee of John p. Ballard, bankrupt.
! I
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$40
cSJcNFT,S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S
"A LANDS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY
STATE OF VlRGINlA.-By virtue ofan order or
Virginia. dated l7!h August, 1859, shall offer for
sale 1T Gloucester county courthouse, on WE'D
NESDAY. 18th october, 1862 ri IL O'Clock noon
free fiGE all liens ard iucumbrances, the follow
Ing properties belonging TO the bankrupt estate OF
Warner r. Cooke Of said county THREE HUN
DRIED ACRES OF LAND, more or less, near
W0nd's X roads, In said county, with good build
iags thereon !; fences In good order. ~
TERMS 0ne-thlrd cash; the balance by equal
instruments at six and twelve months, on notes
with interest added. and the title retained by the
assignee until notes paid.
IS AND'W RUTHERGLEN,
81 o:-ThSstd Assignee.
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A ScJrNEE,c SAFE on BANKRIJpT'

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPTS
n LANDS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
STATE OF NIRGINA.-By virtue OF an order OF
the United States district court for the district OF
Virginia, dated 18th of August, 1859, shall offer
for sale, at Gloucester county courthouse; on
Wednesday, 18th OF October, 1869, at II o. clock
noon free from all liens aud membranes, the
following property belonging IL the bankrupt
estate OF John Lee, OF said county: EIGHTEEN
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, in said county,
three miles from Cappahocsic wharf, upon Which
there Is small dwelling.
TERMS One-third cash the balance by equal
in.talnents at six and twelve months on notes
with Interest added, and the tile retained by the
assignee until notes paid. ,ssess
SO aa-Th&Std Assignee.
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2lN1
2lt6
-,-r,.--,,r,., = u IN - ,SVpTTpurS

a ssIGNEE's SALE or RANKRUPTs
a LtTGS r. GLOUCESTER 60 IN Tx,
SAFE or y1EGIHIA.-By virtue Of an l., order ,,
OF lie United states district coGrt for the district
for sale. at Gloucester COUNTY cou"t-housc, on
WEDNESDAY,. 18Th October, 1852, IS II o'clock t,,t
rn,I"wiur properties belonging to the bankrupt
estate Of Andrew J. !.ndrGws, Of said county A
DEFERRED INTEREST, consisting, Or one
TIERS ACRES Of LAND. upon which there Is u
eoo,i dwelling and out-houscs. The fences are In
good ORDER.
TrnMS: Orc-thirl cash; the balance By equal
instruments ut six and twelve months, on notes
with interest added and the title retained by the
assiliuc until notes paid. "
&ND'W EUTuERGLEN,
Sc 22-ThEStd Assignee.
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MACON, Ga, September "a, 1863.
n.e N. pinha,l nnd p,s1ntch.

LalfoTs % Ne .h9c7"'07!9 1(FsF0'V7F'
In YOUR issue of the Goth instant [ read
an article, which was taken from the New
York Sun, about an expedition that left this
place for Cuba. 1t stated that the boys
were betrayed by their Captain, +. l.. Stro-
becker. and that he influenced his Lieuten-
ants, Nowles and Hancock. to assist IN nav
doubtless the production Of some one en-
tirely ignorant of the affair, or 4 base fabrl-
Gator Of falsehoods for the purpose OF in
turing the character Of those who had per-
haps been the cause of disappointing him
in his expectations and aspirations. J hope,
MessrS. Editors, you will do me the favor OF
publishing this in contradiction.
Yours, respectfully,
J. SLAUGHTER NOWLEs.
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ccrINEE,S SATE OF RANKRI1PT.S

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANkRUPT.S
STATE OF VIRGINIA.-By virtue OF an order OF
the United States district court for the district OF
Virginia dated 18th August 1902 snail olISr lDr
NESDAY, 18th October, 1SGo, at IL O'Clock noon
free from Ill liens and membranes, the follow
ing properties bcion cling to the bankrupt estate Of
r. ShackcIfnrd, decreased, Of said county: NV .
HUNDRED AND EIGHT Y-SEYES ACRES or.
LAND near Bcilamy's church, with good bulld-
ms storc-housc, SC. Can be divided: subject to
dover. ~ 1000,
TERMS: One-lhird cash; the balance by equal
instruments 1t six and twelve months, on notes
tri.h Interest added and title retained by the as
signcc until notes paid. --,xr-,,,,
co o. yGEStd Assignee.
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BY wellington Goddin,
pna1 TGtot. 4 rant and arcfioueer.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY AT
Y YOEGLER,S SPRING, IN HESRiGo
COUNTY, ONE MILE EAST OF RlCHMOND
FOR SALE.-I am authorized TO sell the EALUA-
BILE DISTILLERY located as above. lt has re-
Gently been reftted and altered with many items OF
new machinery, and is in perfect order, ana now
fromthree cool springs Is sufficient to manufacture
almost any quantity of liquor, and It has been
Analysed by chemists and pronounced peculiarly
we'll suited for the dstillation OF the purest KING
of whiskey, and, being very cold does not require
the use of ice.
The land and buildings can be leased for term
of years at $500 per annum.
The location In many respects Is most desire-
BILE one, and TO these disposed to embark in that
business the present Is most favorable opportu-
nifty.
TERMS Accommodating.
Mr.. Voegler, on the premises, will show them to
those who may call on him. W. GODD1N, :
sc 22-3tag2w Auctioneer.
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, ccTcSEE,c SALE OF RANKRUPT's

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF BANKRUPTs
"A LANDS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
STATE OF yIRGINIA.-By virtue of an order
of The United States district court for the district
of Virginia, dated 18th August, 1852 shall offer t0r
sale ut Gloucester county courthouse on WE'D
SESDAY 18th October, lsC9, at l. o'clock noon
free from nil liens and membranes, the follow
ing properties belonging to the BANKRUPT ssI IN
Of John w Stubbs, Of said county LIE 1 1S-
called t!Pierce's 9iTI.'' The interest therein Is
one-fourth. Also, HIS LIFE INTEREST," IN n
fhc banlrupt's Wife and wilcd to her BY her de-
ceased father. James Brushwc0d. ,-,
TERMS: Onc-third cash the balance by eqnal
inItaInicnts ut six and twelve months. on notes
with interest added and title retained by the as
slence until notes paid. -,,,,,,rr,,,,r
co % ThsStd Assignee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

GALE OF CROP OF CORN, FARM
= ING IMPLEMENTS, &c.--As trustees Of Mr.
Samuel we shall fe at az sn TSa pa, At
TEnrnas n Carter. on the Meadow Bridge road,
two H9a and al half miles northeast Of Richmond on
TUESDAY he M oete5s5 lis' c sSR99' os aSo Il
,rt ncrns Of land and all Of tho FARMING M
Ply T! on the place consisting Of the usual
WHITEHALL of which nearly new and OF excel a
lent quality, embracing, In Dart one superior llEE
" ROBERT R: IIoWISoN, Trustees.
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Boydton, September %, 1860. se27-toct?

CPRING HILL FOR sALE.-On non
- DAY the 18th day Of October next, ut midday,
nj Chesterfield Courthouse that b2ic" court-Oayl,
by authority OF a decree Of Chesterfield court ~
tile chaucery suit Tucker ami otl@rs against
Brooke and others shall sell By public AUCTION,
to the highest bidder, q TRACT OF LANR II.
Chesterfield county called Spring uILLIna,,,
containing THREE HUNDRED AND ElG aIl
ACRES. ftformcrly belonged to lenjamtn Moody,
who sold 1t to John Randolph of Roanoke and
Is now to be sold for division amongst his helrs
Mr. Moody kept tavern there formerly and had
n race-coursc on the land.
There IS one of the finest springs In the country
close to the dwelling. 1t Is said that after Mr. Ran
dolph bought 1t some friend asked him why ne
gave much for 1t. when he replied, The spring
Is worth the money" IL was formerly delight
ful aud healthy summer resort for the families or
persons residing In the cities Of Richmond and
Petersburg from each of which IL is distant about
twenty miles. There IS good mill convenient
to 1t. o-,,
Also, an undivided third part Of tract OF ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES lying near
the Eppingtcl mill known as the "hiLL-fOSD
TRACT.n
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance in two
e1uai payments ut and two years from date, TO
be secured by bonds with security and deed OF
trust on the property. ~
NSTbt1thOctSti
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ccIcSTE,S SALE OF BANKRUPTS

A SsIGNEE'S SALE or BANKRUPTS
"A LANDS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY ,
STATE OF VIRGINIs.-By virtue Of III order
of the United States district court Tor the Gstflct
Of Virginia, dated 18th August, lsVs, silall oAtI
for sale ut Gloucester county c0urt-hoUSe, OF
WEDNESDAY, 18Th October. 1859, 1t u O'Clock
nocn free from all liens and incnmbranccs, inc
following properties belonging to the DankrnRss
HUNDRED md -FOUR AND \ QUARTER
ACRES OF LAND, with good buildings thereon,
on tie main road leading from the Adams road to
the Sas$airas.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: the balance by equal
instruments at six and twelve months, on notes
with interest added and the Title retained by the
assignee until notes are paid
AED'lY RUTHERGLEN,
Sc o3-Th&Std Assignee
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A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPTS
"a LANDS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
STATE OF YIRGINA.--By virtue OF an order
of the United States district court for the district
of Virginia, dated 18th August lSe9, shall offer
for sale at Gloucester county courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY,. 18th october, 1862, ~ IL O'Clock
noon. free from al liens and incumbranccs the
following properties belonging TO the bankrupt
estate Of Alexander ShackeliOrd, OF said county ::
\ onc-ninth deferred interest IN ONE HUNDRED
AND SEVESTY-EIGHT and SEW EIGIiTHS
ACRES, which belonged to the late William
Shackclfurd
TERMS Onc-third cash; the balance By equal
instruments 1T six and twelve months, on notes
with interest added. and the title retained by the
assignee until the notes are paid.
ASD'W RUTHERGLEN,
SC o2-Th&Std Assignee.
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\ rood place to get board-at lumber
ward. or one Of 6. i. T.'s lectures.
The latest from Paris-bonncts are half
M inch bigger.
Chicago calls coroner's inquest "reple-
vening Il corpse"
Old Mrs. Qucat, who lives but 2 few miles
from Greensboro, has now the paper Of
pins she bought when she was bride. And
her daughters are now old enough to be
cTan0mothers.-Hil Recorder.
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A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPTS
"a IA NDS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
hc Initcd States district cont for the district Of
Virginia, dated nth August 1859, shall offer for
sale at Gloucester county courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY, 18th October, 1882 ~ II O'Clock
noon, free from ali liens and incumbrances, the
following properties belonging TO the bankrupt
estate Of ". X. Lcayitt, Of said county one.fith
interest consisting of THREE HUNDRED AND
Sixty ACRES OF LAND, with BUILDINGS
thereon. near Bellamy's church, I'm said county.
TERMS Onc-third cash, the balance by equal Ia
stalmcnts nj six and twelve month";, on notes with
interest added aud the title rctainedby the assignee
until notes paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN,
se22-Th&Std Assignee.
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arCrvON SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Thomas g. Baytop, Aacsioneer.
cs.rc1rr,s SAFE oF BANKRUPTs

4 ssrGNEEs SALE OF BANKRUPTs
"a LANDS in GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
sTNTE OF vIRGINIA.-By virtue Of an n or ,,,s
of the United States district court Ior tnc ,ssa
1r so 9 offer for Sale mt Gloucester county court
house on WEDNESDAY, 9ct9ber 49, d'f inc az
acns the following properties belonging to the
bantrTpt estate Of L. s. Stuhbs, Of said county
THREE TRACTS OF LAND, co con Mn v ~
SISTEESTHS ACRES. near Cappahosstc, In
said comfy. with DWELLING-HoUsEs ane
WnrnS,S 0ne-tfird cash the balance by equa
Instruments at six and twelve months, on notes
,itb interest added and the title retained BY th'
1881 l'' ui'''' .ASD'W RUTHERGLEN,
20, rbsc.d Assignee.
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cSJGNFE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPIS
IA LA y DS IN GLOUCESTER COUNT,
STATE OF YIRGlNIA.-I,y virtue Of an order OF
the United States district court for the district OF
Virginia. dated ,,th August, 1909. shall offer Tor
NtSDAY, 18th October, 1859. Il y O'Clock noon,
free from all liens and membranes, the follow
ing properties belonging to the bankrupt estate
FEREED y Il T. 7 OF OEE-F1FTH OF
TWENTY-SIX AND ONE-FOURTH ACRES OF
LAND, with buildings thereon, situated near
Gloucester Courthouse.
TERMS: Onc-third cash the balance by equal
instruments of six ana twelve months, on notes
with interest added, and the title retained by the
assignee uilsil notes paid. "
Sc g3-Th&Std Assignee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

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piled to dog, win Kill ilcaS at once" But
!, much more valuable recipe is this One
pant strvchnine and five or six parts sau'
sage, applied to dog, will kill the dog
without harming the more useful insects
fer whose destruction the other preScrip
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