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TORONTO, Nov, q

A special dispatch from 81. Paul,
Minn., TO the Globe says q messenger
from PembIne reports that Governor
McDougall will not send his family 10
Canada. He is building quarters, and
will await the reaction In favor OF Ca
madam authority which is anticipated, ,
Gov. MoTavlsh ls very Ill and cannot
take the field In person, which is great.
~ TO be regretted. The American res
identB ut Selkirk have no sympathy
with the French Insurgents.
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Judge Of he Supreme Court Of PennEvrdatd.
PHILADELPHIA, April y, 1885.
III consider HoofiAndH German Blttera, .
pdludbk meClictna In case OF attacks or indl-
gtEllOn or DyHpepaiA, l can cottity this
from my experience OF It.
Youn, with reApecl,
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING, W. VA,


..."......".......t t35, 900
WIN tho privilege Oi increasing the aIrnt
DTRECTnRa.
WILLIAM HATLEY. ALorEn I.oRIA0,
llk. Nm. ]. BATEd A, NJ. ADAMS,
nf,sDRIw J. rANHELl" JAMES E.BARNEs,
Ju8APH II. WOODWARD
THIS Company having beOn fully organ.
lEed, u nov prepared TO take rAkS at fair
IaieA Oh RnlldIut OF all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture,
Steam kUAIs and CargntH on the Western
kIV1H Rud Lakes; also to laNue perpetual
pOIlcleB Un dwellings aud stores. ThiH
Company being compose mostly OF our
leading bnHlnOHH mon recommends Itself To
la lhU favorable consideration OF tho inSuE.
Ing pubIIu, Aud BOllclta Lhelr patronage, Az.
plirHtlunH lOr insurance viii he promptly
attended ~ NJ their OfTiCe, BAILEY 6
Black, M. lO6 Market Btreet.
No. ARThUR Secretary,
W. II. AGlNEW, Asst AAc'y.
. y, q. BURDATA, Solicitor,
WILLIAM BAILEY, PI eAliUut,
AtONZu LOAlN9, ce-rrealdent.
Uclh.
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fARlbI NOV. 81
The Emperor yesterday attended the
Theatre FranCAlSe. The elections are
continued today. No disturbances
have occurred.
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THE RED RIvER rROURLEs.

The HaIEBreeds in Open Hostility.
OTTAWA, Nov. %.
1t is said the Government has re-
ceived information from Governor Nc.
Dougall confirming the report that the
half-breeds were Ia open hostility. II
is also stated that the matter will be
left entirely In the hands Of Mr.. Mo-
DouRall for settlement,
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READ WHAT PR0PLE RAY.
READ WHAT PR0PLE SAY.
Who could AK for more substantial tOsLl-
mnny than Is thus given.
Hon, Gro. w, WOODWARD,

Chief JuitIce of Lhe SIprsnIe CotEtof IA, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1867.
"l md HootlAndb German Bitteta IL o
good toRlc, uBeiul In diseases OF the digestive
oEAnS, and OF great beneHt In cases OF de-
hillty, and want OF nervouB nction III tile
aEo. v. WOODWARD"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
PARls, NOV. 22.

Isy Cable Telegraph to tho lntsllIgOncCr.
FRANCE
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC

IL a pleasant preparation Of the BtlteB for
those who do not like extreme BittarR. II
RItten combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable dAvoring ext acts. ltA uBs
recommended when some pure Htimulant lH
required in correction with the tonic pro-
peTtIeR OF the BlLten.
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I INTELLI0ENCER JOB OFFICE,
No. ID Quiucy SIeot.
DRAY TICK ErS AND BILLAoF LADlNu
PROGRAMMES AND PusTkKs,
CHEOKs. NOTES, RECElPra,
sHoW BILLs for Country MaroAanlS,
UARDe AND HILL HRADa neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS LABElA.
INSURANCE PoIICInt AND BLANRA
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
Aulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure. keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and NO disease will
ever asSail you.
THE CoMPLRxToN.-LAdla9 who wish n
iRir Ein and good complexion, FREQ from
yslloWiRh unge and all other dlshgnrement u,
should uie these remedies occasionally. The
LIVER In perfect ordeI, and the blood pure,
will result ln sparkling eyes and blooming
SheekA. "a rs.'F-
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CUAKERCIAL AND FMANClAL.
lBy Tele2raph.l
NEW YoRK. Nov. q,

New York money and stock Market,
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GtreGrteIliqetrrer.
JEFF. DAVIS.

A hide with Him mp tho MlsslAslppI.
How lAo Looked and what He Said
He n Writing . Book,
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HOMICIDE,

The case OF the Erie Railway COM
pany agaist Cornelius Vanderbilt, WAS
before Judge Barnard this morning.
Mr.. Field briefly stated the facts OF the
case, which have been already pu blISh.
ed, when an adjournment was had un>
til Monday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-25
BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of
n decree of the district court Of the United
States for the district Of Virginia. given and en-
tered September 90 1892 in me matter or 1%
to the highest bidder, on the premises on SAI T.
DAH October &c, 1850, the following REAL Es-
TATE:
/. That ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT (now oc-
cupicd by John ]. Ballard) on the Richmond ana
Fredericksburg railroad about one and half
miles from Richmond WITH an line, the bU TS MIS-
perty fshiehly improved and very yalnabe. There
are n this IaFcei PTE Tb IT'D nsE AND md
NINETY + "a ACRES contiguous viii be sold scpa-
raiclv. This piece will be sold at II O'Clock 4. VI.
Q. LOTS Nos l5e. l55. l5i, 49, 152, ISL, $50 ITO.
l48 III, l4e, 145 and lM In Sidney. commencing at
The northwestern intersection OF Haryic and Car
ter streets running thence wcstwardly along said
Harvie street 800 feet, and running back each be-
tween parallel lines Ill feet.
Also, LOTS Nos. HI ll3 TO- III. and 10. with
the improvements thereon, In the plan Of Bruna
Vista. beginning on the north side OF Williams
street at point distant 90 feet east OF Eitchie
wardy. and fronting together thereon l1C feet ana
each lot being III feet deep. This tract will be sold
8, An UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF INTEREST
in LOTS lG and II, on Franklin street. in plan Of
property formerly owned by David Brown, each
% feet front hv &C feet I'm depth more or less.
four feet front on Franklin street and running
back &C feet This property be sold at3 O'Clock
M.
All of the above real estate will he sold subject to
the contingent right of dover of Mrs. Jane +.
Ballard, wife of said bankrupt. -
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-fourth cash: balance In
p Sa interest," weiye a added JoHN JoHSS R
Assignee of John 2. Ballard. Bankrupt.
At the same time and place, and on the same
terms. !. attorney In fact for J. ;. parhain and
wife will offer for sale their UNDIVIDED ONE
HALF INTEREST," the aforementioned LOTS
60 % JOHN =. YOUNG.
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CHEAT FRUIT IN CALIFoRSIA.-Mr. \ Dyes,
editor Of the Washington Star, says IN one
of his letters from San Francisco:
"Frut is cheap. II is 50 plentiful III
California that il scarcely pays marketing.
A good deal Of money was made Win run
in the first wears Of the rush 10 California,
but it is now raised i'll such abundance as to
lie greatly bcvond the demand. And this
il true Of the choicest varieties Of fruit. 1t
is so much Of drug that it requires caution
On the part Of strangers not TO GET imposed
upon by the fruit dealers. II you are no,
very wide awake they will palm oil good
deal more on you than you pay Tor. our
first days experience III FRISCO was ihstlucI
tive. We paused before q stand Loaded
down with the richest display we had ever
seen Of choice, flir-Skinned pears, peaches,
cranes. apricots. plumS, &C., and impru-
IDENTITY asked the dealer to assert us quar-
ter's worth. The man filed our hands, and
then (when we were helpless) our pockets,
and then several large paper bags, and had
we not moved off with considerable haste
would apparently have made US take dTay-
load for our money. 1t was pretty bad fix.
Two Of our trio name no nalnes-wio
undertook TO eat their way through were Il
sight TO see. The third. of more graceful
proportions about the waistband, could not
hold but 4 peck and quit early. There were
then the paper bags to be toted through the
streets, for it is against the law to throw
fruit in the Frisco streets, and you can't
give it away to the natives; they affect to
think fruit vulgar. Since then, when we
buy fruit, we carefully guard against fraud
uleut over-mcasurc."
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPTS
IA LANDS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
STATE OF EIRGINIA.-By virtue Of an order Of
Virginia. dated 18th August 1869, shall offer Tor
sale ut Gloucester county courthouse, ON WE'D
NESDAY, 18th October, lSGS at - O'Clock noon.
free Il ON all liens and membranes, The follow
Ing properties belonging to the bankrupt estate Of
Warner T. Cooke. of said county THREE HUN
DRIED ACRES OF LAND, more or less, near
Woods y roads, in said county, with good build
ings thereon ; fences in good order.
TERMS One-third cash; the balance by equal
With Interest added. and the title retained by the
assignee until notes paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLES,
Sc 23-Th& Std Assignee.
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aUgrroN saIEs.-.Fufure Days.
Ev Thomas 9. Baytop, Auctloneer.
!, so,aNrr,s SAFE, r. OF BASKRUP

ssTeNEE,s SALE OF BANKRUPTs
"A lands IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
STATE or yIRGINABy virtue Of Of N nc or ds
IFi sa offer for sale at Gloucester county court
house. on WEDNESDAY, October 10, 1889, at !.
n,ciock noon. free from all liens and incunl.
braneas. the following properties belonging to the
bankrupt estate of l.. s. Stnbbs, Of said county :
THREE TRACTS OF LAND, containlllng, IN, w
Kindred AND EIGHTY-N1NE AND FIVE.
sISTEENTHS ACRES. near Cappah2osic, IN
said comfy. with DWELLING-HOUSES anc
WORKSHOPS thereon. ~ ,-.oor,
instruments mt six and twelve months, on notes
With interest added and the title retained by ti'
"'3's' AND'W RUTHERGLEN,
zoo, TbsS.d Assignee.
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ByLyne Il Brother,
huctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents.
1889 Main street.

NOR SALE PRIVATELY TWO OF
Il those handsome and admirably located NEW
BRICK STORES on the south side Of Broad be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets with dwellings
attached containing seven rooms, with every con-
vcnieucc for families. At present occupied by j.
NIarcusc and W. &. Schwalmcye", Esqs.
The buildings are on lcaschold ground. to expire
on the LIST of May, 1878. subject to very reason
bic ground rent and to lie paid for II valuation
10y the owner Of the ground at the expiration OF
the lease.
1t is seldom such an opportunity is offered to
buy such rst-class property. and should therefore
command the especial attention Of parties wishing
TO invest
For terms, etc, apply to - -
au 25-TuIh&Sa1m LYME BROTHER.
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For TIE BENEFIT OF THE PooR.-A lot
of MINISTRIES of Il western city started out
on a ''tour" recently. They went to a
town not far away, and advertised to give q
performance for " the benefit of the poor
tickets reduced TO twenty-five cents" The
hail was crammcd full.
The next morning Il committee for the
poor called upon the treasurer OF the con-
ccrn for the amount said benefit had Melted.
The treasurer expressed establishment at
the demand.
a. thought" said the chairman of the
committee, "you advertised this concert
for the benefit OF the poor?"
Replied the treasurer Didn't we put
tickets down to twenty-five cents, 50 that
the poor could all Gomez"
The committee vanished,
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| sSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPTS

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPTS
IA LANDS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY
STATE OF VIRGINIA.-By virtue Of an order OF
the United States district court for the district Of
Virginia, dated 18th Of August, $780, shall offer
for sale. ut Gloucester county courthouse on
WEDNESDAY, 18th Of October, $780, al II clock
noon, free from all liens and membranes, the
following property belonging TO The bankrupt
estate of John Lee, of said county EIGHTEEN
ACRES OF LAND, more or less. In said county
three miles from Cappahoosic wharf, upon which
there Is small dwelling.
TERMS One-tllrd cash the balance by equal
instruments at SIX and twelve months on notes
with interest added, and TIC title retained by the
assignee until notes paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN,
sc 23-ThSStd Assignee.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctionccr,
OAlce No. ST. Main street,
three doors below SpotswCod Hotel.

A UCTION SALE OF BAKERY FIN
ENGINE, AND OTHER MACHINERY Ne
CESSARY TO THE BUSINESS, AND \ COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD AM
KITCHEN Observation-Disclosures to The pro-
visions of decd Of trust from Joseph Canoe to me,
dated the 2Sth July, 1869. shall, on MONDAY the
the clearinghouse of Joseph Canoe, No. 2s2 Broad
street, in the city of Richmond sell at public auc
t0n to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
personal property:
One Bay Horse, one Iron-Gray Horse, one large
Wagon, one small Wagon four sets Of Harness. one
and Cross Rollers, all complete: and the Fixtures
i'll the bakc-housc used and occupied by the said
Canoe, consisting of fifty Iron Bread Pans, fifty
small Bread Pans. one Brass Kettle, dozen
large and small Baskets, one pair Scales, and all
the other articles necessary to carry on large
Shingles labout 1000, one pair of Platform Scales
In the bakery; one pair Scales In the store, six
Wood Bread Trays, one Desk, one Cupboard. Sc
ventccn large Glass Jars, one bale Of Hops, five
Pictures one pair Of Window Shades, in the store
occupied by the said Canoe, No. 222 Broad street
Canoe over the said store, No. @2e, on the north
side of Broad street, in the city Of Richmond,
consisting Of four Beds, four BcdsteadS and Bed
ding, Que large Dining Table. one Safe, one
Lounge, one dozen common Chairs, one sci of
Knives and Forks one White China Dining Set.
one White China Tea Set, one Piano. one Hair
seat Rocking Chair. two large Chairs. six Hair
seat Chairs, one Mahogany Sideboard, one pair
Card Tables, one small Marhe-top Table, one
Sofa, one Fancy stand, one Mantei Clock one
common Clock, eight Pictures, one parlor Carpet
one large Mahogany Sideboard, two Stoves. one
pair Parlor Curtains; and the usual Cooking Utcn-
sis IL the Kitchen, CrOckerywarc, &c.
&c Is THOMAS j. EVANS, Trustee.
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8itllmond 1ispatrh.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1869.
REFORMS N GrnMASY.-The novelty of

Reforms IN GERMASY.-The novelty OF a !,
lawyers congress has just been witnessed nss,s,
at Heidelburg. Eminent Journalists IRON oi
nil over Germany were present Mt the gain
ering. Social and judicial questions Were ',,
discussed at length, and resolutions ee..l.ns
upon them adopted. state interference
With marriage between those of different
religious view was condemned, with only or y
one dissenting voice. 1t was resolved
{. that government sanction should not be
required for the formation of joint stock
companies or other associations, but that
the liability of each member of such com
pany should be unlimited, Also that "a
written document acknowledging dett
should be taken as sufficient proof OF such
debt, independently of the circumstance
under which the debt was incurred" Inc
body likewise voted unanimously that as
nearly all the objects of punishment arc
more eflectually obtained by solitary CON
tinement than by any other system OF I'M
prisonment, such confinement sho oado G ot
recognized by law as the regulated ,h S co
executing sentences which involve the loss
of liberty"
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
v ESTATE.--1n execution Of decree Of the
circuit court of Richmond entered 3lst May,
lseo in the cases OF '.0uGrlcs's administrator rs.
Quarlcs and ais, - and d" hersey u.s. QuarleSrs al
ministrator.'' Will sell at auC;ion on MONDAY,
October tth. In the order named below the follow
ing REAL ESTATE, of which the late John d..
Ouarles died seized-viz.:
At L o'clock NJ, in front Of the county court
house. TRACT OF LAND In Henrico county,
about seven miles below this city, between the Will
lamsuurg and Charles City roads, adjoining
Thomas French and others, containing lGi 4S-loO
acres.
Immediately thereafter tsay at O'Clock P. NJ
upou the premises an undivided moety of Il LOT
OF GROUND on the wet line of Twenty-thIrd
street between Main and Cary 30 by 1872 feet: the
other moicty of which is owned by George Turner
And in the afternoon. at o'clock upon hcpre-
misses. BUILDING LOT 40 by 1856 feet to an alley
IS feet wide. on the north side of Leigh street be-
tween Adams and ST. Peter, adjoining the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ellen Fletcher.
TERMS: one-fourth cash balance at , sly,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest added
for negotiable notes. Titles retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
ANDREW JOHNSTON. Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. sea
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WOMEN AND TRowsERS.--Thc reform in
women's dress, Of which DR.. Mary Walker
has set the Woman Suffrage Convention and
the street SO conspicuous IN example Tor
the last three days, will reduce woman to
the same inferiority of appearance, as COM
pared with man, that the female Of domestic
fowls bears to the male. This will be ac-
cording TO the order of Nature, in which
the male animal is the most snowy, while
the female is plain and shorn Of ornament.
In the cDete civilization of modern times,
and more especially Of the western nations,
VI. the expanded and gorgeous cOlorcd apparel
of the female has changed this natural rela-
ton, and has made her the ornamentcd and
ornamental, while the once swelling and
gorgeous masculine drapcry has been shorn
to bobtail, and subdued to neutral colors.
i3ut what effect will this have on the de-
sired recognition Of the equality of male and
female? Can woman, who Is struggling
against immcmorial custom for equality with
man, afford to lay aside the dress which so
magnilies herappearance, and to put on one
which makes her look so miScrably inferior
DO looks have no influence in this matter
We read of inSolent. cOnqucrmg barballanS
sIhducd tOrcspcct by the nposingpersonai
appearance of the Roman Senate. Wcrcad
OF fierce animals Subducd TO fear by the ma
icsty Of mans countcnanCr. We see how
imposing are looks and size III all the ways
OF the world, and how even Il big belly Sc
cures to 4 man increased respect. Can Wo-
man, in this hard struggle for Il recognition
Of her equality, afford to sacrifice al the adj
vantage She has held by her glorious array,
and take on this shocking intcriorisy i'll ap-
pearrnce:
i1or the mctamorphoSis is, indeed. Il
shocking reduction and diScn2hantmcnt. In
bifurcated cloths the inferior size, which is
not ut all to her disadvantage IN her usual
costume, is most unbecomnGly revealed,
and somehow all her @raccs disappear. She
seems bow-leggcd, her step uncertain and
awkward, her feet pigcon-toed and all her
movements ungracetul. IN establishment
one is led to inquire whether all those sraccs
OF woman's carriage are made by the swing
ing OF the expanded structure within which
her locomotive movements are unseen.
1t would seem at first sight that this great
curtailment in her outward Scmblancc must
be great disadvantage in her contest for
political and marital equality. But it may
be an advantage in another respect, by
wholly crushing those attractions i'll her APP
pcarancc which expose man and herself to
temptation, and which are al REMEMBRANCE
and positive danger to her in the circum-
stances which she will nave to enter into in
competing with man in public life and III all
branches Of labor Cincinnati Gazette.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1880 Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
Y TATE. ON CHURCH AND UNION HILLS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises. on MONDAY the
9th day of September. 1869. commencing mt A
o,clockP. NJ, that neat FRAME co L I AG +
RESIDENCE on the east side Of Twenty-third
street between Leigh and VI streets. containing
four rooms with hall through the centre. The lot
fronts 30 by l25 feet.
Immediately after same, we will sell q NEW
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING on the west
side Of Twenty-thrd between Leigh and 81 streets.
nearly opposite, containing five rooms, &c. The
lot fronts 10 by 40 feet.
Also after this. we viii sell that very desirable
TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT on the east
side of Twenty-hfth between Leigh and NJ streets,
containing six rooms kitchen, &c. The lot fronts
81 by l2e32eAto an alley.
All oSThgabove property is now occupied by
good te8Esstsent fair rents and special attention
Of partfaa Wishing TO secure good homes at small
outlay, ans parties wishing to invest, Is called to
this sale,
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour
Of sale, LYME s. BROTHER,
SEES Auctionecrs.
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IBy Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioncers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ SMALL
L FARM, IN HANOVER COUNTY,: SEEEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TIE MEA-
DOWBRIDGE ROAD, THREE MILES FROM
ATLEE'S STATION. OK THE CHESAPEA kE
AND ONO EAILRDAD. AND TWO AID 4
HALF MILES FROM MECHAN1CSElLLE.-
ON FRIDAY the sth day OF October, 1902 will be
sold ut public auction. to the highest bidder on the
premises, under decd Of trust from fired Town
send to the undersigned rs trustee, dated on the
2Gih day OF August, lS6s, that very attractive and
desirable place situated rs above. and containing
FIFTY ACRES, hc the same more or less, called
WOODLANDS Thirty acres Of the land are
joins Dallas Melton, il. Il. Bcadlcs, and Mrs.
NiuCticld.
There is on the place a new and handsome
DIV EILlNG-lIOESE confirming SIX rooms, and
tlc usual out-buiidings. Also, well OF fine water
and Iirst-ralc young peach orchard OF choice
fruit.
The place is located in the centre of the celc-
DRAFTED vegetable section Of tho country and Is In
all respects very desirable place.
TERMS The decd requires sale for cash. but
arrangements can be made with the creditor by
which 1t least ouc-hllf. and perhaps twe-ihrt!s. OF
the purchase money may be paid In two equal In
stallncnts at six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving bonds secured on the land by deed OF trust
and bearing interest from day Of sale.
JOHN II. GUY, Trustee
GRUBGS 4 WILLIAMS, AuctioncerS.
LII. t,'to as
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPT'S

4 SSTGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPTS
IA "A SnS IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
STATE OF NlRGISIA.-3y virtue of an order OF
Virginia. dated nth August 1889, shl II offer for
sale at Gloucester county courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY 18th October, 1859, at l. o'clock
noon, free from all liens and membranes. the
following properties belonging TO the bankrupt
estate OF W. X. Lcavitt, OF said county \ onc-ith
Interest consisting Of THREE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, with BUILDINGS
thereon. near Bcllamy's church, In said county:
TERMS One-third cash, the balance by equal N
stalmcnts at six and twelve months, on notes with
Interest added and the title rcalncdb By the assignee
until notes paid. ,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN,
Sc a3-ThSStd Ssigncc.