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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-29
For the Dispatch
RcturMiMG.Day.

THE wicked man borroweth and returneth not"
Cannot General Candy, or the Governor,
TT the newspapers, appoint one day IN The
year IN which everybody shall return to
everybody everything that has been Dor
rowcd during the year!
Let us have day when we shall search
ourselves and our affairs first, n second,
aye third time. and see If we have not
Willingly or upwittingly retained some OF
cur neighbors' things. What grand send
lug back and forth OF small property there
would be. This proposition does not ap.
ply, Of course, to umbrellas they, rs every
one knows, are common property.
l am suffering from this universal pro.
pensity to borrow and rs universal pro-
pensity not to return. The usual rendering
OF Borrow and Return is Borrow and Re.
tain. Many of my friends, with only 8
limited knowledge of arithmetic, prove
tirst-rate book-keepers. Mylibrary has SUIT
iered from their knowledge of this aritbme-
tic, and also their ignorance of grammar.
They can. see no difference between mine
and thine.
There arc only two classes Of persons in
the worlG-Borrowers and Lenders. pro.
pose to introduce u third-the noble body
OF Rcstorers.
As to the day, friend at my elbow sug-
gests the Goth Of February or the 3lst OF
June. / do not accept it, but name in"
stead, as most appropriate, the 1st of April
a LENDER.
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, CCICEEE:c GAZE on; RANERTpJrS

A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF BANkRUPTS
N LAND IN TIE COUNTY or ALLIE
GHASY AT ACCIIDS.-By virtue OF orders .!
The United states district court for the district OF
Virginia, dated nth and 3lst August, 1859, shall
yeGbcr, 1859, Ut !" O'Clock NJ, IN front OF the
United states courthouse, In the city OF kich-
mond, free from all liens and membranes. The
following property belonging to the bankrupt
estate oil! Thomas ID. Quarlcs 4 MulETf OF \
TRACT Or LAND lying In the county or AiIe-
ghany, Va, containing THIRTY THOUSAND
FIVE rUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, Oh Dun
lop's creek and Potts creek and their wa.ers: Inns
iandl Hes near TO Coviugton and Is said 10 soouho
in valuable uuerais, as II Is not FAR distant from
the iron cfc lands recently purchased by Penns!i-
yau!a iron rIongers auC capitalists. -,
TERMS Onc-third cash TIE balance on cfeat
of sIy and Twelve months, with Interest from day
Of sale the purchaser 10 give notes Win approved
security for the deferred payment enc me title
pa!d ANDaW hUTHERtLES, Assignee.
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What is this that we read Of one of our
shining apostles Of temperance, whose soul
has been in arms since he was old enough
to know that he had a soul. against all who
put into their stomachs that which was
fikelv to steal away their brains: uearken
unto what the Rev. j. D. Fulton, OF boS-.
ton, saws to the ScribeS and Pharisees Of
Gotham And here is "your" Theodore
Tilton, editor of "your" Independent. a
paper that tells the young men of America
not to drink. Yet, when [ dned at Del
monicos once, great was my establishment
to see him unblushingly drinking wine.
WHAT" said /, ARE YOU drinkIns
vine H Ssns d5 or t6e s sSE e Of
your reputation, stop
"Professor," said student in pursuit Of
knowledge concerning the habits Of ami
mails. "why does a cat, while eating, turn
her head first one way and then the other!'
For the reason" replied the Professor,
"that she cannot turn 1t both ways ut
once.'
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"AnI"-ITs MEAHISG.-There are com
parativcly few, perhaps, OF the sons OF
Free Masonry who understand fully the
sicnifcation OF the above little word,
whence it came, or from what or whom de-
rived. although it is not untrc4uentiy re-
!erred to among Masons generally.
"Abi" is or was Il Hebrew word, mean
inc father" and was originally applied to
the celebrated architect who was sent by
the King of Tyre TO lend his genius to fhen
erection of the first temple in Judea, and
who was afterwards known by many n
" Abi"-Father of the Temple. Reference
is made to this word in several instances
through the Scriptures, and in one verse
especially. In II. Chronicles we find the
following "The pots also, and the shoyels,
and the ilesh-hooks, all their Instruments,
did Hiram his father make to King Solo
mon" In Hebrew the word "Ialher" IS
often used as title Of respect. and in such
cases mostly signifies friend. adviser. or
something Of similar import. For example,
the Founder of the Temple was sometimes
called by the ancients "Abi Solomon"
We give this explanation for the benefit
of the anxious among the craft. If not cor
rectly rendered, will some brother better
inform us?-Ne,o York Era.
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THAT CRAZY MAs.-Last Friday evening
Colonel Moulton, of Cincinnati, invited a
few of his friends to his home to meet nit
brother-iu-law, who was stopping with him
FOR a short time. During the evening =
Young Lady present was accosted 1y lp;u'
dle-aged gentleman, who appeared very IN
quisitiye, asking her many questions about
herself and friends. After answering the
questions the lady ayailed herself of the flrst
opportunity for escaping from the eccentric \
gentleman, who not only astonished but BE-
wildered her with his queries; Hnsnlns into
m adjoining room, she called one OF the
members Of the family to the door, and,
pointing out her new acquaintance, said,
.Who is that crazy man there 7" On being
informed that it was General Sherman the
lady lclt greatly provoked at her r'ldencss;
but was somewhat rei<sured by her friend
intmating it was not the first time the gar
liant General had been called "craZy."-
Townsville C,tD
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BY Wellington Goddin'
kr,tionee- and Real Estate gent.

r ARGE, ATTRACTIVE AND FIRST
4 ~ ~ ch1 ~ HAnN HH; c6USTY, On TIN
MfIN ROAD LEAgING TO fttno GAok tN6
6Fhs MFEoh nlsEs hh2N Al EgE HGAh
Of THE TURNPIKE. CONTAINING T.! IN AB gtIf
PPIEyrEso H9TDFEEFRr AeeT IS %Hh 46 FOR
SALE At AUCTION.-At The request or mr.
William L. Cewardn who5g business s rGa oes
M ,ts pnhiic nnctSn, on tie premises on THURS.
DAY, Beeemaef The Cd 1852 cem mn Elm s a.
flir day thereafter, thattruly vaInahle FARM 10.
Gated 1. above, known as ..LIBERTf Hall
containing about FIVE HUNDRED ACRlES,,
at the hour of sale, showing the boundaries and
exact quantity. 1t is nc trly square body oi
land-fronts on the south side OF me ne. main I9aa
road parallel to the above, and passing hy v walnut
Grove church, on which ro'd there lies to the
taIninp about FIFTY ACRES, on which there is
a SAW-MILL. The flrm can be conveniently
divided into four or eight smaller oues, with sHih
TIN The PERSoSAL EFFECTS consist Of an Is or
9o-horsc-powcr steam saw-mill, with. circular
saws, small clrcular-saw table anu ilgger.sa"
fable betting &C.. all in good order; also,
blacksmIhs' tools, a splendid stationary horse"
power ca,ry-logs, chains, blocks. and falls, win
u powerful pump: about 80 or 200 barrels corn
shucks fodder. oats, clover, and grass hay: sweet
and irish potatoes head Of cattle. some fresh u
the pail, and fine young bull 10 to 50 hogs ana
pigs mules, . horses. colts, J new clipper
mower. wheat cleaners, wheat thresheT, ana II
number Of plrughs, harroms, cradles, &c. also,
wagons, 2 carts and harness, buggies, s;iEy
and harness, corn-shoer, feed-cuttcr- cook
iur-stove. parcel of furniture. and many otber
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS For the md very liberal; and for the
personal property ail sums under so cash over
that amount nine months credit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes, interest added rs to The
steam saw-mili, credit OF one and two Years VIII
be given. -,
Persons desrors Of purchasing this farm are
respectfully invited to view 1t before the day Oi
salc. w. NoDDiS, AHctl hee''
Y. Safer the sale OF Liberty Hail. at the
reuue st of Mr.. Cnwardn. will TIC sold that dcsira-
bly-lucated FARM adjoining Walnut Grove
church. seven miles east OF Richmond, contiguous
to the lands OF Mrs. Edward Sydror md others,
aud fronting on two public roads. containing
about ONE HUNDRED AhD FIFTEEN
ACRES by recent survey. About onc-ha.f II orcn
land, and the residue In original growth OF OAK.
pine. &c. There are two dwellings on the place
one IN old one containing three rooms, and the
otrer a new one continuing six rooms. There arc
two good orchards and beautiful spring branch
running through the centre Of the place, on which
there Is some good meadow land. The ueEGbnr-
hood l. an excellent one, and the place .Gmira Jly
ada pied to early vegetables.
TERMS : Liberal.
For further description see handbi!lS, when
can he had at the office Of the auctiCnecr.
no 20 ". GODDIN, AuctiOnccr.
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TIE MARRIAGE QUESTION:" am not
afraid to live Alone" said 4 nope woman,
{" but I dare not marry unworthily.
TINT TO submit cheerfully to single lie
where circumstances have been unkind, to
choose it from high sense of duty, or to
accept it for the sake Of loyalty to high
ideal. is as brave thing rs a woman can do.
But, after all, the woman who does this sim
plY demands to be let alone. She bess lhal
rou will not suppose her insensihlc to q stab
because she does not cry out. She has her
nriie and her delicacy. She urges no claims
mon admiration, but she has no conscious
ness of disgrace One would naturally pre-
fer swift death by sharp blade to con-
tinuous hacking with dull weapon. she
therefore declines to serve any longer as
TARGET for all the billiards Of the community
to test their feeble wits upon.-from Inc
Serenity Thousand, in the December No. q
LippincoH's Magazine.
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=, cSTcSEIvS CaTL, 6J1 TpACrT Il

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF a TRACT OF
- FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
UE LA>DIH sPUTSYLVANIA COUNTY AT
ACCTlON.-By virtue Of orders Of the United
,latrf 18th and Slst August. l3g9. shall offer tor
sale. on TUESDAY tie Both day Of November,
1862 II II o'r!urk VI. in front OF the United states
house in the city Of Richmond, free from all
iirns ard membranes, the following property
belonging II the bankrupt estate Of +. ". II.
Duyai \ TRACT Oh FIVE HUNDRED AND
Thirty ACRES OF LAS'. six miles west OF
tie anugt-iiuusc, on Glady Run, h.i,ln fee sirpl"
TERMS : Onc-lncd cash /; the bdancc on II credit
Of twelve months, with Interest from day OF sale,
the purchaser to give notes with approved secG-
.itv Tor tn. deferred payments; the title To be re-
tanned b; the Si,nce uGtii said notes are paid.
AAD'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A sSIGNEE's SALE OF TWO HUN
IA DRIED AND EIGHT AND F1vE-SiA-
TEENTHS ACRES OF LAND. IN, LINN
BURG COUNTY AT AUCTION. virtue %
orders Of the United States district court Tor the
district of Virginia, dated nth and slst Of August
1890, shall offer for sale, on TUESDAY the soL,,
of'the United Stntes courthouse In the city Of
Richmond. free from all liens and membranes,
the following property belonging TO the bankrupt
EIGHT AND FIyE-SIXTEESTH ACRES OF
LAND lying In the county Of Lunenburg. Va
with DWELL Nc aud out houses: bounded ~ The
lands of William }. Fowlkes hi,ram Z. Webb,
DIR. Robert II. Crawicy, William K. Robertson,
and others. 49,
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; the balance on cTeflt
of six and twelve months. with interest from day
Of SALE the purchaser to give notes with approved
security FOR the deferred payments; the title To
paid. ASD'W RUTHERGLEN. Assignee.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee. Auctioneer,
No, 1911 Main street.

HANDSOME FURNITURE, PIANOS,
IL MELODEON, PICTUREs, 81 Nv ir y :
LATED WH RI riffs Sis b b3F Comm ssmnencns At
-,s,o.i. At nv nuctinu-stnrc, m assortment oil
HOUSEHOLD OF superior qualily'
eieant suit rAR,hQ{R a ErRM md
ane large Ar1n-Chair, in satin brocateiic,
city made. nearly new; ,-nnrrrpr- =,
> suits WALNUT PARL0R FURNITURE, IN
nareIsts ESEE6 oi5a5S5ssEE
| sEI tEtNNHHoC'rAvE UPRIGHT PIANO. nearly
verT pf hanhdsomc NELoDEoN, rosewood case, in
b,n 9e eome 'MTsH0GANY BOOKCASE,
Iargp ARN-CHAIRS, green reps ana hiircloth /,
SuperIor ChNE-SEAT CHAIRS, new;
CARD TABLES.
MARBLE-ToP MAHOGANY hUEEI,AA ~
MARIE. F-T0P and other sInn-D.a it, mDe;;
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. 81 r W aFI y ont.,
inr-Chuir, and four small Chairs:
, handsomc COTTAGE SUIT, Win Marole-in p
n' Rnreau and Washstand. Bedstead, Table,
four small and one Rocking-chair' @ho
vA IcEfS1"fEsxS EXTENSION DINING and other
JE9A9 Fl L IN and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
Verx superior FEATHER BEDS
T TT ( t:fp1sI and other CARPETS,
fine DECORATED DINNE* SET Of lS9 Pieces
! CHINA TEA SET, a pieces
Handsome PICTURES, &C.
ALSO,
/ large SILvER-PLhTED WAITER,
/ PLATED ten SET, -,or,.,
sHvER-PLATED r PT riu * H SA1irs'h''
NO % Auctioneer.
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JeH. Davis i'm Memphis.
from the Ayalanche, November 20.

Treason doth never prosper-wbat's the reason
WHY, II II prosper, none do call II treason"
Hon. Jefferson Davis is still in this city.
For two days the Peabody Hotel has been
thronged with ladies and gentlemen (the
old aud the youn2) all anxious to pay their
respects TO one whom the august tribunal
age. Every possible and conceivable mani
festation of respect has, been extended to-
ward DIR. Davis. He has been serenaded,
and often urged to consent to public ban
quet bat he prefers to zee his friends as a
private citizen, while he is cautiously silent
r On the subject of politics. AS a matter OF
DUTY, and not Of choice, he receives those
I VINO suffered and sympathlzcd with him !;
ont Tor their good he has sealed his lips, and
isaas s 70 give utterance to The thoughts
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4 csIGNEE,S SALE OF NINETEEN

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF NINETEEN
"A AND a HALF ACRES OF LANDIN TitS-
NlrO COUNTY AT AUCTI My virtue Of
orders OF the United states liStrict court or the
1859, / shall offer Tor sale on TUESDAY the Goth
day OF November, 1859, ut II O'Clock NJ, III front:
OF the United states courthouse, III the city III
Richmond. free from all liens and membranes,
the following property belonging t. the bankrupt
estate OF Henry Austin: Mn ETEE& AMI \
HALF ACRES OF LAND IN the county oi Hem
rico. Virginia. called "SOrthGm,'' about eight
miles from Richmond.
TERMS : Onc-third cash : the balance on 4 credit
Of SIX and twelve months, with Interest from day
Of SALE the purchaser b. Givc notes with approved
security for the deferred payments; the title TO
be retained by The assignee until said mites arc
paid. ASD'W ktIIiER6LEN, Assignee.
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tafD
s.IEOF RaNKRrTpT,s

A SsIGNrT's SALE OF BANKRUPT'S
N LANDS, IN KING GEORGE COUNTY.
VIRGINIA., AT aUCTioS.-By virtue Of orders
OF the United States district court for the district
OF Virginia, dated nth and sist OF August ls6o,
shat, offer for sale on TUESDAY 2oth day OF Mo-
yembur, 1880, ut u o'clock N., in front OF the
United States court-house In the city OF Rich
Enond, free from all liens and incumorances, the
following property belonging u the bankrupt
estate OF A.. Hansford: 4 TRACT OF LAND u
George county. known It's .Belpldere.h
ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the above tracL
OF about ONE HUNDRED An I'D IhiEia
ACRES, known rs ''St. petcr's.n
This farm Is Immediately on the Potomac river
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1 SSLGNEE,S SALE OF 4 TRAf

1 SsIGNEE'S SALE OF A TRACT
N OF TWO HUNDRED .tND THIRTY
hC1E.S OF LAND, N FAUQClEh COUNT,
ted states district court 'or the district Of Fir-
iuIa. dated 18th and 3lst August, 1869, shall offer
for sale OF, TUESDAY tie 5gth day OF November,
1850 IL T. O'Clock NJ. In front of the United states
court nai>c, IN the city at Richmond, free from
uii liens and membranes. the following property
beiuiglu. L. the bankrupt estate of William \.
smith \ TRACT OF 1WO HUNDRED AND
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND. adjoining the
lands OF ilchard 7. Oliver and others, with dwell
ing and out-hOuscs.
Terms DHr-.hirti cash ; the balance on bre'itt
OF six and twelve months, with Interest from day
OF sale, the purchaser 10 give notes with approved
security Tor the deferred payments, ana tie title
10 bc rctaiucd by the assignee tnti such uotes are
ualii. ASD'W RUTuERGLEN,
Assignee.
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Mr.. RIILISGs's ADvIcE.-lf it is fame,
Clarence. that you are looking after, can
asure yer that the glory or the common
scribbler will perforate posterity Just about
~ deep ~ the advertisements of ,quack
dockter. Ny advice to YOU is dredtul short
and simple, and az easy to follow aza halter.
II yu are fully satisfied that yure fnst lIttery
effort is perfect, tare it up. and don't he Il
phool but once but if you sincerely doubt
It's merit (Which is the hardest doubt to III
and yure fears. The publick hay no vanity.
They are az practical NJ lot Of surgeons III
o diSsekting room. Don't be scared at the
cri.iks, neither; they are like the hornets
never sting ded beings.
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WHAT IS LOST BY KEEPING CoRS.-A cor
respondent Of the Davenport Qll.( Gazette
put two hundred measured bushels OF corn
IN crib in November, 1865, which were
recently marketed. The corn was kept i'll
well-protected crib, and was in excellent
condition when sold. 1t was found to have
Shrunk forty eight bushels, equal to twenty
four per cent. discount from the original
amount. There was no unusual exposure to
rats, bad weather, &c, the corn was first
quality, and he thinks the experiment, was
in allrespects Il fair test ofthe profit and loss
of holding over.
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GSIGNEE'~ StJEnIc RE EST 4 TT

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
"A Al MADISON COURTHOUSE. VA, AT
AUCIIOE.-By virtue Of orders Of the United
states district court for the district OF Virginia.
dated nth and 3lst OF August, 1852 sh III offer for
sale on TUESDAY. 18th ,Ul OF November. 1859. ut
y O'Clock NJ. in trout OF The United states court
house ia the city IL kichmo nd, free from all liens
and membranes, the following property belong
lag to tie bankrupt estate Of ". II. Read a
Hot Sc auu IDT ut Madison Courthouse, with i
QUARTER OF = y ACRE OF GROUND.
TERMS Ugu-thlrd cash In" balance Oh credit
Of six aud twelve months. with Interest from the
day Of sale, the purchaser to give notes with APP
proved sccnrit. FOR the deferred payments; the
title TO b" retained By tie assignee until said notes
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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4 ccTGEEL,c cAJF0E REAL, Est ATE.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
"a IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VIR-
GINA. At AUCT1OS.-By virtue of orders OF
the United States district court for the district
Virginia. dated 18th and 31st Of August, 1869. L
vernhcr l3go nj Il o'clock VI, IN front Of the Uni
ted states courthouse. In the city of Richmond,
free from all liens and membranes, the follow
4, NIllsDat!gh 4 FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT
on the southeast corner Of Broad and Twenty
third streets. Richmond.
TERMS: Onc-thlrd cash the balance on a crc-
dit of six and twelve months, with interest from
day of sale. The purchaser to give notes with APP
proved security for the deferred payments, and
notes arc paid. AND'W RUTHERGLEN.
ASH
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BY Lyme ( Brother,
AuctIoneers and Rca! Estate Agents,
1879 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 PROPERTY on FRANKLIN STREET cox
SER OF HESltY.-By virtue Of II decd 81 trust
executed 10 ME. bearing date N"yrnb"r ~ l'st,
recorded in the clerk 1iic" Of the HustiEgs Co-H
or tie city Of Richmond Twill IN execution there
OF proceed to sell at public auction up0A tn pre-
misses on TUESDAY. November 30. lst', corr
mcncing ut 3. O'Clock j. NJ II fair II not, on tGr
first fair day therenttcr, that VAIL hELE Lol
situated on Franklin street Mt Its intersection
thr north Side Of Franklin So f'-"t. and anng 'hr
est line of Henry north from Franklin l's fc't !;
together With BRICK TENEMENT thereon ana
HOUSEHOLD and KIrCHFS tuR&lrERE IN
the premises. The house contains i've rooms ana
there are out-hOuseS attached.
Also. the LOT adioiuiug said house and loI on
the east fronting g feet Oh FrItk.n, and runninS
back LII feet To an alley.
Both OF these lot are rare opportunity loF 50
investment, aud properly IN that nelEnbOTilovu -
rapidly improsi Ing in value.
ferns Liberal announced 1t time ~ sale.
JOIN :. WISE.
mn 90 Trustee,
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BE- Hill K Goddin, Auctionccrs,
No. 1903 Main street.

ERAME DWELLING, On SOCTHSGDE
4 OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN MADISON
AND MONROE, AT ATCTION.-We win sell
on thc premises. on THURSDAY. 81 day Of H..
cenlbcr 1859. ut y o'clock j. NJ. that most excel.
lent FRAME HOUSE located IS ahp.e. contain.
Ing five rooms, nicely papered. Kitchen ard viii
of excellent water In the yard. Lot front, 80 fee,
and runs back lSs feet 10 an alley ~ icet wide
This Mace IS in excellent condition and (, yrr,
desirable. HILL 4 hoIlDlS,
nor AGCtipUrrr.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANkRUPT'S
"a LANDS. IN GREENBRlER COUNTY, ".
-, At tUCIIOE.-By virtue Of "rGcrs Of the
United states district cuuI: lur Oh" district OF N!r-
GINA, datcd Eth and 3l-t % august. 1863, shall
offer Tor sale Oh TUESDAY,, 5oth day Of Novem-
Der, 1902 1t l. O c!och IL, in front OF the Jnl1cd
states court house. in the cityoI Richmond, free
from all leans and incGnbrancr5- the Following
property, belonging TO the bankrupt estate Of John
l. Justis \ nIoiety Of SIX HUNDRED ACRES
cE LAND, lying In the county 81 GrechbIi"r,
West Virginia. en- both sides ~ otter creek, ad-
Joining tic lands Of Joseph Burns. Gcorg" Ne
Clung " ilialn McCiung, and others with build
iug5 thereon, which lands we're conveyed to the
aid Just!s and Piuyear and "altoh by Johu ii.
Z. Noik and wife. o
i TRACT OF LAND, consisting Of FORTY
ACRES, lying in Buckingham county.
TRIMS: OGc-thirG Casn tie balance on credit
OF six ana twelve months, with Interest from day
If sale, tile purchasert give notes with approved
security for The deferred payments the t!Ie re
tanned by the assignee until the whole Of the said
notes ere paid. "
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AN ANXIOUS INoUIRER.-During the cere-
monies of unwilling the statue OF Bishop
BrowneIl, November 18th, al item has evil
IDENTIFY been overlooked by cur papers, and
we cannot keep it. One of our g locals"
who was pursuing his legitimate business,
inquired of college student "who that
old rooster was ?" referring to Il very promi-
nent professor, and well known for his
height. Imagine his feelings when the stu
dent replied, "That's my father, Professor
!"-Edrtford GGS-Light.
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BY Lee & GoGdln.
AuCtlOnccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. Ill3 Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Is
' TATE NEARTIfk SOUTHWEs CrR>ER
FIRST AND MARSHALL STREETS FOR SALE
At ATCTION.-Wcw VII offer for safe on TUES.
DAY sOth nr November. 1869, "n TN" premise. 4,
!. o'clock 7. NJ. The FOUk-STOEI BEICK
DWELLING located rs above, coutainGy tea
rooms, gas, water. w&ter-cl0Sets. nIf Bathroom,
with 4 threc-storv portco In the rear; brics
Kitchen containing four rooms, with 4 cooking.
range: brick stable and the necessary back build.
ings. The lot fronts 30 feet more or less on Il.e
south side OF Marshall street, extending back be-
tween parallel lines leg feet 10 sn alley !. ftet
widr.
TERMS At sale.
LEX GODDIS, AuctIonner..
Salesman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-29
WANTS.

WANTED, by respectable white
w widow woman, SITUATION to take ena tret
Ealing with family rs nurse. Please adalcS
Mrs KENNEDY, care or Dispatch Once: -,ts