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DAVID e. F0UTZ, Preprietsr,

l /. !. I =
TSTHEDIsTRICT COURT PTHEUNITsD
STATES For THE DISTRICT OF MARY
LAND-IN THE NATTER OF JOHN d.
POWDER, BANKRUPT--IN BANKRUPTCY,
Thisis to give notice, That petition has heen
presented 70 the Court, this lst day Of Juiy,
1860, by John d. Powder, Of the county Of
Carroll, State Of Maryland and District sicre-
said, Bankrupt, praying that he may be de-
creed TO have full discharge from all bis debts,
proyable under the Bankrupt Act, and upon
reading said petition.
II Is ordered by the Court, That hearing
be had upon the same. on the 10th day Of July,
1869, before the Court, In the city Of baltimore,
In said District, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and that
notice thereof be Published In The Dsnscrsfs
Advocate, Westminster, and the Haifisors Go
ssfte, newspapers printed In said District, once
week for three weeks before that day /, and
that all creditors who have proved theif debts,
and other persons In interest, may appear d
said tine and place, and show cause, n any
they have, why the prayer Of said Petition
should not be granted. d h
JAMES W. CHEW,
Clerk q District Court for said District.
july e,--St 4e asal1T
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Dog Dags.-The Mayor has given
notice that all dogs must be muzzIed
aud all sueh that are not will be taken
up and the owners fined. There are
large number OF the canine tribe roam
Ing at large in this city, and as at thu,
season of the year they are subject t,
hydrophobia, 1t would be well for ever,
precaution to be used.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
VvHE undersigned will sell on sAruRnAr,
i JuLr THE slst, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
A VALUABLE LOT, els !
containing 10 ACRES, lying on the Deer
Park Road, miles east Of Westminster,
improved by Two Story 49,.
Dwelling and Store Room. ASA-l
Granary, Meat House, Sta! - ~
BILE also oil kinds Of fruit, Nss6
Apples, Peaches, Pears, Grapes and various
other kinds; an excellent well Of water in
the yard 4 s9s % esIg'f
The above is an excellent location for a
Store. % ~ Qstf lf9t edi i0 GssI !
For further particulars apply 10 the un.
dersigned on the pr emises. : ~. y sis'f n
sTEans.---one,haif cash the balancelone
year from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving note with approved security, bearin z
interest from the day Of sale. q y sIS's
july s--3t A. .. WILHELM
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GLASS FRUIT JARS. Improved Pit,
W tern. Also, all other Standard Ynri.
cites At very low rates. Jelly Glasses, 1an..
bIers, Glass Fruit Sctts &c., at Z. VIZ
jaly . +. X. GERNAND'S
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Business Locals.

Notices under this head TEN CENTS
per line for each Insertion.
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TIE up around he world san now
be made IN ninety days
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,-..,. osiv snea Year, The singing !aseets
If tho same name is desirable compared
with them. o,,ra
.Junc. The other mosquito is, however,
had enough during the summer months !;
and OH Indian river and IN many other paris
will at certain seasons actually prevent aIi
out-dnor occupation. Surveying paftlc,,
have been driven in by their numbers ana
ycracity. o.ts
None of these, however, are winter pests.
4 traveller can enjoy himself i'll the open
air then without much annoyance from
them: and near the sca-coast the daiiy brceze
from tho ocean will blow them All miami.
The mosquito serves a good purpose, now
aver. In such hot climate fever Is apt 10
nreyail. and the loss of blood and the eN-
tcrnal counter Irritation is beneficial III pre-
venting such result. Besides, the neres-
sary Scratching is n suitable exercise for
nersous not otherwise inclined to undergo
much eyertion. 1t gives employment.
These are the benefits derived from sting
ing insects in hot climates. Nothing mas
been made in vain.
During the insect season, however, | nave
come TO the conclusion that FLORIDA Is a
very good country 10 come away from
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II; astonishing to observe how old Sto-
rjes are rc-told, and spoiled in the telling
Thus we lind the following Journeyng
through the newspapers. ., l.
Zone Of Sainte-Bcuvc's remarks Just be-
fore his death. when a recent candidate fol
the Academy called to see him: Twill see
him tomorrow; let him come up. II am
alive, shall be glad to see him. IL | am
dead, the pleasure will be all on his side =,
This mot is more than hundred years
old. George Selwyn, the wit, had singll-
lar fancy not only for attending executions,
but for looking at corpSeS. lie ca.!ea upon
Chesterfield in his last illness, and was re-
fused admission. When the polite noble
man was informed of this, he said :" II
Mr.. Selwyn calls again, show him up! II
I am living, Ishall I've glad to see him: II ]
am dead, he will be glad to see me. '-Aetr
York J33i,iUP.
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. -,c~row gay.Es-rn.are zssys.
NJ tirubba { wtiiinms.
r-,,o,th atreet betwrcn Nnlu and Bank.

r,,R1rsTEE,s SALE or THE VERY
VALrhBLE Tot.n-@,s r., rY s BRIGK : T az
sa8Spp f1 an FRaN. ~ sd TWENTY
FSiRTH SIRE ETs. astc" sun .,,a ny ~
tho Hustinga Court or Richmond In inc piace, Oh
Loftin n. Elicit, deceased, who was te nrnsIe
named In deed OF trust executed BY j.. h' iss
and A. W.Taylor and wife, dated 2Sth Siarch, lo''
and recorded In Richmond Hnstngs Court S the
ornditor secured will self at ancton upon the
premises on TUESDAY. nth Jnnnary $50, n n J.
n'cIock p NJ II fair II not. then on me nrst I;ilr
d.v thereafter. at the same honr, the VALUABLE
ToRHCCO FACTORY situated rs above.
This factory Is 40x0n feet. with stock brck iroh.S
IN two sides four stories above the bascIncnl,
win countInr-room, driving sheds, and shop, ana
Is arranged In the best manner LOT iIe 'op"I In
business. II is known ~ one ., .n neo Co,
The terms, by consent cf tn" r1rtics IN , dend -,
q larger Mount In cash required by the dcen,
will be One fourth CASH ha'an Mt f"iir, elsht'
and twelve months for neEot BE notes Win n III.
;c-est added and secured By Il t~:lst deed on the
HioP.-o'' y. ". NASH.
i'' '-' Substituted Trustee.
GPrpBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Az % SJnnl A IS. 9,10, IL
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A negro named Jackson applied for regis
tration in Texas, and brought a certificate
bearing the name OF sam. Smith, explain
ing the discrepancy thus :" You see, massa,
Smith he died, and married his wilder and
come to all his state, and you see dis here
titicate was among his property, and fell
hare to it."
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BY Lee ( Goddin, Auctionecrs'
Ma 11r2 Main street.

u,EN ACRES OF FINE GARDENING
1 LAND. ON NEW CENTRAL TJisap n
ONE MILE FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE
At Auction. FRIDAY, cath of December
Instant AT II O. clock NJ, will sell atour Office
Inc LAND situated as described above, adjoining
the lands of James Smith, c. II. \. Clay, and
Terms: $50 cish 1900 In April 1870, and
twelve months credit for residue.
de u LEE Il GODDIS. buctioncers.
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"Can some inventive genius get up IN
Improvement on tongs and wheelbarroWs
Those things have never underwent any I'm
provement since their first invention.@-
AmercuS (Ga.) Republican.
Grammar has been no less stationary, IT
seems Cincinnati Comm erc'at.
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The State entomologiSt in Illinois has
collected more than thirty thousand bugs,
and it is surmised that he intends to open II
hotel i'm Chicago.-Se,p York Post.
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We saw horse on the street the other
day so poor that the owner had tied knot
in his tail to keep his body from slipping
through the collar.-Antcerp tOh'o) Ga
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An eminent literary lady, Il very proper
and correct woman, told me !aSt winter
here that she would think herself imposed
on. in Washington. if she had 10 purchase
stationery or postage stamps.-Don Piatt.
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At Henderson, KY, it is fashionable to
eat peanuts in church. Peanut weary III
we'll doing.-Ner York Democrat.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

cMlTH'S PATENT LEVER STRAW
- CUTTER now, ever, AT the very head o.
the field Twenty thousand sold and the demand
still Increasing. Buy Of the original patentee 81
YOU would &C, the genuine article, which we war
rant TO be the best Straw-CNltcr ever made. Re-
member, that this Straw-Cutter was patented by
Mr. II. 81. Smith In 1911, and has becu built under
his Immediate supervision ever since. Some Of
our wotkmen have been at work upon this Gutter
for fifteen years or more, and we claim that We
aayc we'd at perfection In their construction.
This, like the Virginia Shelter, has been extern
siyely initiated By other manufacturers, some OF
them Withholding credit from the inventor by
calling IL In their catalogue the Virginia CUT
ter others the Negro Cutter; but II pur-
chasers wish to get the Cutter made MS II should
be, they should buy only Smiths Patent Lever
Straw-Cutter, and no other.
dee II. NJ. SMITH i CO., Manufacturers,
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arYerroy aAr.Ea..,rutars Days.
ny Lee u a6dd.n. Aaotiohcar
No. lliJ Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
4 BJIILDTEGS, ON BROAD STREET NEAR
IAN, ALLEY. On LEASEH0LD. AND ALSO
LEASEHOLD INTEREST IN LAND UPON
WHICH THEY ARE ERECTED AT AUG
TION-Ry yi-trc Of n certain decd OF trust exc
cuted to me bearing date 9th September, 1883, Of
record In the clerks Office Of Richmond HustlnRs
Court, in deed book 81, Il, page Sss: will proseei
of December 1869. at4 O'Clock p. ~, being so d.
recicd TO 30 by the beneficiary therein secured,
the UEEXpIEED TERM OF LEASE Of that Ger.
street. aud extending back abont 49, feet to Jail
alley, together with the BUILDINGS thereon.
Also the LEAsEHOLD and BUILDINGS on
the lot adjoining, fronting Is feet on said Broad
street. and extending batk $50 feet.
TERMS: At sale. L. W. GRTBBS,
rrnS
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EDUCAE IONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE.

This institution will be re-opc ed THURSDAY,
October u. 1890. The PrIncip'l, who has had an
extensive experience in The conduct of FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, viii spare no efforts
10 promote The intellectual, moral and physical
Development of her pupils.
The expenses OF this school are regulated to suit
the eXtgenccs OF the times
Terms per session of nine scholastic months o.
four weeks each, ending June 20 1870:
Board including lights, washing, and fuel. .Slsc
Tuition In academic department. ~
Tuiiicn in Drimsry de,artment .....,. So
Latin, French, and Spanish EACH. ............ 10
Music OH the piano, including vocal. ."...... %
Use Of Instrument Observation-Disclosures.
DraHinp ...,.,. 80
Payments one-half In advance.
Pupils furnish their own towels ana table nap
Kins.
For further information circulars will be sent
OH application.
REFERENCE The Trustees Of the College
oc ls-3m
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LUMBER. LATHS. dc.
UMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!!!

TRUMAN A. PARKER Il CO..
dealers In =,
White pine Poplar Black Walnut, Maple. Ash.
Hickory. Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, aud Sycamore
Lumber; also, all kinds OF Building Lulhner,
On hand large stock and sell at low PRICES Their
old customers, and all others In want Of lumber,
are particularly invited to give them caI pea0tc
Richmond, Va. no l--'lh'
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A VALUABLE MERCANTILE STAND
n FOR RENT At PUBLIC AUCTION -
THE TOWN OF WARREr, AlhEMAR Lr
cor ETY, on the lst day of Jan .arS. 1870, con-
tanning storchouse. lumhcr-hou>c, stables, dwell
lng-house with ten rooms. lot Of tincly-improYcd
LAND OF TWELVE ACRES.
The premises are now occupied, but possession
will hr given on the lSt day Of February next.
de l.--lw G. W. BILLIARD, Scottsvillc.
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WILL BE SOLD AT BRUMLEi,S
w Crossing New Kent, on the BOTH DAY "
THIS MONTH for cash. q lot Of about $50 cords
more or iessl Of OAK WOOD, corded ard lying
adjacent to the railroad. levied on to satisfy the
against JOHN d. CHRISTIAN. p. !.
Il. Cor l.. @. Irnn1mnn. ShSriM.
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1norroy sALrs...rhis nay.
ny rhomas W. Keesee, Auctionecr.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WIN
IL DOW CURTAINS CARPETS. GUITAR.
WATCHES. &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-
WIN be sold THIS DAY mt my auctlon-house,
commencing ut 10 o'clock,
WALNUT SUIT PAKLOR FURNITURE, In
MAmoG9NY Snd W ALNUT SOFAS and
One srTiT WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,
with marble tor-pcces--new and very hand
Three SuiITs COTTAGE CHAMBER FURN1-
MAHoGKNY and WALNUT BUREAUS mar
s1DEnokRDs with marble and plain tops;
MARBI E-TOP WASHSTANDS,
ChSF-SEAT CHAIRH, -
LARGE ARM and ROCKING CHAIRS,
IOTNGES SIDE and CARD TABLES.
OAK and WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES,
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS.
MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS. and PILLOWS;
ROOKCASE aud PLAIN WARDROBES,
RRTSSFLS and other CARPETS,
SATIN DaMASk. and RROt'ATELLE WIN,
Dow CURTAINS md CORS1CES, new and
GOLD MATCHES and SHOWCASE,
STRAW CHAIR. HOBBY-HORSES,
Fine GUITAR PLATFORM SCALES, In order
OFFICE DESKS,
TABLES and LE1TER-PRESS,
COOKISG-STOVES. &C.
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FALL, 1869. GRAND OPENING.

WHAT YOU WANT.
w AND WHERE TO GET IT,
Is AT ljl7 MAIN STREET.
where Won can find IN excellent stock, and III"
latest ST cS OF Incn's aud bows
EADY-AlADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS
AT LOVER, PRICES than any house In the state.
You that buy are the best Judges In the case.
Call and examine for Yourselves NJ the store OF
JULIUS kRAKER.
Merchant Tailor.
1917 Main street
Look for the sign OF the RED Posi-. uoi
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DU WHEAT, BUTTER, AND
ID FRUIT, 900 pounds Mountain Buckwheat,
ZOO pounds Roll Butter, Citron. Ra!>ins, Currants.
Mince Meat, Geatinc, Cooking W Inc, Rum. sweet
Cider, Canned Peaches aud Tomatoes.
GEORGE 4. HUSDLEY,
de Is 52s Broad street.
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aEsr. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1lI3 Main street

EOR SALE, NEAT COTTAGE of four
7 rooms and wide halls, kitchen, stable, &c,
ut kilby's. on Richmond, Fredericksburga ana 70
tomac railroad, twelve miles from Rlchm md,
with FIVE ACHES OF PRODUCTIVE LAND.
including garden, and about same quantity OF
d. li6t j. .APPERSON.
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by Grubbs & Williams, huctloneeIs,
Ff.yrntn street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
< HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF
WOODLAND. on TIE CHESAPEAkE AND
ONO RAILROAD NEAR hSIICAkE CROSS
ING. ABOUT TWELVE MILES FROM TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTlOS;-By
virtue Of decree of the circuit court Of Rich
WYATT. :, The undersigned commissioners thereby
appointed, will sell at auction at Leifchs turn
a3d of December, 1t Il O'Clock,
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF LAND
living as above adjoining the lands OF j. }: lcitcli
IL. &. TYLER. and others. Upon this land there is
believed to be n considerable quantity OF OAK and
nine wood which. hy reason OF It's proximity to
iurr-out on the railroad Is of much value
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at four, cgu
and twelve months for negotiable notes. with in
tnre.t added, Title retained until the notes are
paid. a; y. tI1i',D TI1>co>
Commissioners
corppc G. WILLIAMS AuctiOuecrs DC -
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DICnMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
TIE NU!Tii, AND ECRTIlWEST--CEAN
Of SCHEDuiE-DAlLT tEXCErT SUNDAiSh
On and after TUESDAY, Stii OF June, passengers
for Baltimore and ell points North aud North.
west will t;kc the passenger train from the depot
of the Richmond and FORK River Railroad at
Richmond FOR West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain L. G. FREEMAN,
Jr kESSEBEC. Captain j. ii. FREEMAS,-botp
boats having been pat IN rSt-rate order-reachinR
Baltimore the iolOwin. morning in time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
4 Light-Strect wharye5, foot Of Barry street, daily
except sundays nj O'Clock +. ~; passengers
arriving In Richmond III l2:l5 L. VI. the following
lay I'm time to connect with the express train
III the Richmond and Danyille railroad for Dan
Vile and all points on that road: Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., N c.; Columbia, ). c.,
and ell points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily teXcept Sundaysl at ]
o'clock =. VI. leaves West Point daily except
Mondays) at l0:lo a. ".
THOIAS DODAMEAD,
jG superintendent.
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BY Grubbs s Williams. Auctioneer'.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DURSUANT TO THE DECREE EN-
TERED on the osth November, 1850, In the
chanccrv suit Of Ligcon against Elicit, &C., In the
Circuit court of the city of Richmond, SHALL on
TiIIrRSDAT the 23d day Of December 1869, ut i!
o'clock Z. NJ. proceed. upon the premises, to sell
the HOUSE and LOT In the bill and proceedings
der on the following terms: One-fourth cash !:
oue-fourth on a credit of three months; one
iup fourth on n credit OF nine months from the
day of sale. taking from the purchaser negotiable
notes with interest added from the day Of sale,
for the deferred or credit payments, and deed of
trust upon the said house and lol to secure The said
credit payments.
This lot fronts 80 fee! on The western side OF Sc
cnnf street lin the city Of RichmOndl between Du-
,al and Baker streets, and runs back between
parallel lines with Duva street 100 feet to an alley
% feet wide. and has on II wooden dwelling.
THOMAS J. EVANS.
Special Commissioner.
Irru,S G. wu1I,NG Auctjoncers de IL
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILRptp.-0n and after MONDAY, May
d. the trains Of this road VIII be run as follows
Leave Richmond 1t 4. " and 2:35 I. NJ
Leave Petersburg at $50 A. NJ and $3.50 l.. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
EAR attached. will leave Richmond daily ut 3:a5 +.
NJ, and Petersburg daily at a. NJ. tsunaays ex-
ceptedl
The 4. VI. train win not leave Richmond or
SUNDAYS and the $3.50 j. VI. train VIII not leave fe-
tcrshurg on Sundays. 49,, =,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:35 L. NJ.
train on aud after August the 18th Instant
Baggage checked through. , -
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
gill leave Glover Hin Mt A. NJ. and. returning
tea.e Richmond ut $50 L. ii. on Tuesdays, Thurs.
lays, and Saturdays. - - .
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
apl3 Superintendent.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY vir-

TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry vir-
1 tue Of deed Of trust executed by Lewis Davis
to J. j. DAILY and Of record in The clerks Office of
llecslenburg county. Va. bearing date the 2sth
day Of Jaruary 1884, for the benefit OF his creditors
therein named, In which said deed have been
substituted trustee By nm order Of The county
court Of 4fecklcnburg, / shall, on FRIDAY The
tn day OF January, 1870: sell At Shackleford's
Va. to the highest bidder the TRACT OF
LAND belonging to the late Lewis Davis, con-
tanning SEVEN UNDRED AND FIFTY
FIVE ACRES. lying on the south Meherrin
river. and bounded by the lands of Mrs. Sarah
r.. Crenshaw. Colonel .yddall Bacon, Z. G. VIM,
and Prctlow; has on 1t a SMALL DWELLING
HOUSE, some good barns and out-houseS, wit
good deal Of Iow-srounds upon the river, with
large quantity Of good land Of original growth,
and Is considered very productive In the usua!
crops OF this section, say corn, wheat, oats, and
tobacco. i good portion OF the land Is now open
and enclosed for cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash, and tie ba-
lance on :. credit of six and twelve months, the
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay
incntS carrying interest from the day of SALE and
the title retained until the whole Of the purchase
money Is paid ). X. JOHNSON.
Substituted Trustee.
BOYDTOT December :, 1859. de l4-eodiI
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By A. G.. Pulllam Auctloneer.

BY a. G.. Pulham Auctloneer.
TNUE VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA
| COUNTY. on BELLS BRIDGE ROAn
SCAR APPOMATTON RIVER; AND SlH
MILES FROM CHULA STATION. RICH.
MOND ASD DANVILLE RAiLRoAP; At
hUCTION.-I am requested by Judge ;. ). " ciSl-
ger. trustee to sell at auction ut amelia Court
house. on THURSDAY. December e3d, 1869 AT j
- clock VI. ttat being court. day. the VAIL a.
Bill FARM on which James EOtt, deceased, re-
sided. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-SENEN ASp OSE-FOURTII ACRES OF
AND-nnc-haif cleared and IN good condition ::
the Lalaucc nearly all well iimbcrcd the whole
tract Hatcrcd. and can easily he divided: with
good dwcllia. out houses. barns. stables. tobacco
barns. etc. an excellent orchard
This land adioins Nnrilcet : estate on The north:
Lanes ana Wilson's estates on the cast Co.
lionel Aliens estate on the south; Colonel Mann'S
estate on the west.
Mr.. Richard Archer (who resides on the place.:
J A. r. Imiroden. and DR.. W. &. Archer. Will
AXE pleasure in showing and describing the pro-
perry 70 any one wishing to see II.
TERMS Dnc-fugrth cash: balance ut SIN,
twelve, eighteen. and twenty-f0ur months nego-
liable notes, interest added; deed Of trust to Sc
cure deferred payments.
dr. ID 4. c. PULLIAM, Auctionccr,
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Bv \. c. PulIiam. Auctioncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE LANDS NEAR TIE GLOVER
WfL COAX MINES, Gil ES TIE r + /. ID
COUNTY. AS special commissioners OF the cir
cult court OF Chesterfield county. appointed by
decree Of the November term, 1869 In the suit Of
Gates 49, Lacy's heirs, we viii, on TUESDAY the
18th day Of December 1882 ut u O'Clock NJ. sell
ut public auction. In front OF the Glover Hill Rail-
road Compan,'s store. ut the Clover liill coal
mines, THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF THE
FARM OR TRACT OF LAND of which John
Il. Lacy died seized and upon which he resided Il.
the time Of his death, situate In Chesterfield coMn.
tv on tIIc Begl's Fridge road, tho three miles
from the aforesaid coal mines, and about four
miles frviu il,c Arpomattox river.
This iaIlI lies near the coa-ilcld of this county,
and Is supposed 10 lie valuable on that account.
a plat Of the land will be shown ut the sale.
TERMS Dnc-iourth cash the residue upon q
credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest the title 10 he fctdnrd until the whole
purchase money is petd aud 4 deed ordered by the
court.
Signed: r. VI. LOGAN,
:. BROOKS
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by 4. c. PCLLIAM, Aucioneer.
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BOOKS ANp STATIONERY.

GENE THREAD, SEINE THREAD
- 500 pounds OF my own importation SEINE
THREAD has arrived-warr1nted to he the finest.
strongest, and cheapest, IN the city. The public
win please take notic- tGt the great seal on eXhi-
billion here last summer sought it'll the seine
thread bought OF IL W. H. therefore, be 10 ttelr
interest to buy my seine thread, where they are
sure get the bet IN the market, and for n less
price than they Will have 10 pay elsewhere for IN
inferior article. Also for sale, STURGEON
TWlNE, SEINE LINES, 10.
l.. IfCHTENSTEIS.
II Franklin street,
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