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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

We have received The Office and WORK OF
the Christian Ministry. by the Rev. JAMES NJ HoPfiN
sheldon & CoJ volume designed chiefly as textbook
in Hometcs and Pastoral Theology for candidates ior
the ministry Studies IN the Evidences or ChrfSf'aV pY
STEPHEN G. BULFNCB, ID. ID. Boston; william " speu'
Ger; New-York; James Mer)i The Marriage OF "e he0
Son and The Chill of Unbelie two sermons by the Rev.
WILLIAM JAMES with biographical introductions by the
Rev. william Il. sprague and tho Rev. Henry Neil "a d.
f. Randolph & Coz; The Duine Human in the InearHds
and Written Word, by a member Of the New-York Bar
uhe same); and Saint Louis and Calrt two biographies
translated from the French OF NJ GuZo representa-
tyes OF Catholic aud Protestant pety IN the thirteenth
and seventeenth ce INJURIES u. b. Lppincott q Coz M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

Mr.. Sinclair Tousey has collected into a
neat volume. entitled Papers from Oeer me h"e'
American News Coz, his recent letters IRON EuroPo'
which have appeared separately IN various
Mr. Tousev travelled over familiar ground; hut he has
recorded great many particulars of the tourists ex
periences which few think Of mentioning but many IKE
to know. His book therefore is far more interesting
than from its title We should naturally expect II 10 De-
He writes like a commonsense American ana VIII
BIO in perfect sympathy with great in"Joiiy Vi nus
readers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
NEw-YC;aK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JULY 9, 1869

,m,r.,ior ., Tho faults and merits Of distinguished
preachers and the characteristics Of different schools OF
sacred oratory He has produced work which VIII NOT
only be valuable students for the ministry pu'
ss,r, g., verv marked degree to general readers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

The collection of Hymns Of the Church, Just
published under the direction Messrs John B Thompson
and A. b. vermiye md the Rev. Alexander Il. Thompson
Of the Reformed Dutch Church. contains q careful
arrangement Of hymns both ancient and modern, with
notes and harmonie both text and music being made to
conform far possible 20 the originals. The music
has been edited by Mr.. U. C. Burnap. "a g. Barnes
Il Col ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

/ lamps, Pitchers, and Ttanlpets is the ecccll-
trio title Of volume OF lectures the vocation OF tho
preacher, originally delivered to the students OF Mr.
Bpurgeons Pastors College, by the Rev. Edwin PAXTON
HOOD on. W. Doddl Tho title lie borrowed from the
Scripture story Of Gideon who armed his three hundred
men when he led them against the camp Of the enemies
within o pitcher In the left Mr.. Hood has bnr upon
This text series Of lessons upon pulpit eloqence, Illus
tated With abundant Rnecdote and example and an eS;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

Mr.. James II. Lyles, of Lindsay, Walton g.
Co., Nos &c and SO Johnst, has compiled very useful
Official Rditoay Manual showing the financial condition.
length, cost earnings expenses and organization OF the
railroads Of North America, and containing table the
length and cost of the railways in every country Of the
world. ..... NJ. .. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

Teachers of German viii DO glad TO know
that Professor d. whitney OF Yale College, has pre-
pared German Grammar and Reader on the plan sug-
gested by his fifteen years experience instructor
His eminent reputation philoogIst aud a successful
teacher sufficient guarantees the excellence Of the
publications. The German Reader has Just been pub
lished by Leypoldt 4 Holt IL contains about sixty
selections prose and verse; from the writings OF Goethe
Schiller Won Chamisso, INLAND Grimm, Tieck, Novas,
Heine and other lights Of German literature The Gram
mar will be issued in the Autumn. ed. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
Excursions. l.

Excursions. -
nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
IL SIDE. at LONG BRANCH BY steamer EByERSIEK, a.
daily excepted from Pier No j. foot Of DuaneL FOar hours
q Long Branch. eeIuug back to the city at St p
VNHE VERY FAST steamboat ARR0WSMITH
De CHARTERED for Peue Excursions 70 IONA Island or
elsewhere, by applying 70 $ COCkCR0FI, No. ~ BToAdsay
tTIlE new, splendid, and very fast steamer
SUENYSIDB' offered for societies e psreS
SUNDAY SCHOOL, the desirable boat 10 NewYerk foT
Apply G. GIBBS, board. Per No. g. " R. as
CROCKER WOOD & Co.'S No. 81 Southst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

Fields, Osgood - Co. have completed Their
Household EdoI Of Thackeray's Novels by tue pubca
ton q sixth volume, containing Henry Esmond, and
L0tel he BidOper. I..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
FOR LONG BRANCH, p

RID BANK. BRIoKsBURG, MANCHESTER, TOMS RIVER 80,
BY RsrtAn and Delaware Bay Railroad ftl'.l
Two daily lines SUNDAYS eIcepte leave Pier No &C. foot Of pGauaj
By and Jesse touebinA
passengers only al Pter ot OF Reorse f5 p Rel
turning from Long Branch al 1850 A. NJ AID p m.
= JaRs 10. 1862 So W. s. sHBDRE o.. IessaAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

- ISLAND ARR FMENT 90 amer June 1909
viii sAve and Gndst Ferries A iOloSss
ea M. Mail for PAtohogue and W StaionG lif d
. 10 IN, Neuick and al stations
$50 Express 10 Pstcogue stopping Jamaica, Valley Stream
aRd AL stations eHeepa
weNood Passengers BY will be heketed through 70 Bspot
and Fire Island, via stage from Pachogue
ESQ M AeeSmmodatono i'pi Sata1ys 70 F1Snes
will connect at VALLEY for RocsasaIhe a. sni ytJ p
train VII connect With boat for Pre- Island WHITES, SUPP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
ZEW-Y0RK AND HAVEN R4Ifs
sgMMER AGRASegMEST.

COMMENCING MAY TO- 1853.
Passenger Station 10 NeNiOTk f
FoGTthaTe EnlFance rxenty -sevenhsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New Haven and Bnigepor ia EIl
(Erl, 3;45 40 $3.50. andB lBxl D. m
For Milford sTao Fairfield Southport wspcrt II 30 a.
N. 3:45. 4;50. and $50 d. ~
For Norwak T. tBrJ g. II m I2;l5 fRrl Xxi 3;4e
40 lEIl $50 6'3 aud (EIl P -.
For Daren, Z y. l3Oa 3s+S. 4: 30. 5:9D and ESQ
For sla@ierd tsIl ll;so M l2;ls tEz) ss CELh
For Greenwich 1850 AIS 1'45 ass $780, $50 1ils
m.
For Port Chester stations O. ,3Oa nj 3S
34S AS, $50, $50. 7:l5. and $3.50 70.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield, a m BLls tEIlsRn-
For B0stou. via Shore Line. I2;l5 tEx J. 3 p ..t
For Hartford and Springfield m tkIl n:ls tbLl NJ
For Connecticut River Railroad lhI l1;s in 10 AouteAf
For HSOrd Providence. Fhtn Railroad CE1) l1'lS
For EsvHaveu and ssOuiHEOa Railroad at NJ
For Canal Railroad m I2sp Northampton and wisusS
bnrgh Il.
Por Naaeauck Railroad a. (BK t0 p N
POI DaRburV and NOrwak Railroad ss and go n, and
u Ia With Freight fron Horwak 70 Daebary.
FOR NewCaaaan Railroad i2S l;1O. and $50 .
COmmOdOus Sleeping Cars attached to . 2 NJ TsS -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains for
IL ALBANY and TROY connecting
trains leas EswYork oWss Cincinnati Chicago Express
N Chicago Express l0:49 Aolea EIpress Pacana
kIprtss $50 Might Express II Elegant Drawing Rood
s's aeao 70 a d tfas and Sleeping 70 Rshs Th4
April IS 1859 VIM H. VANDERBILT VICE p,s.tI,,s. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOT %
IN COuRrLANDTST-Fo PHILADELPHIA KssSagtoo. 30
p Via Camden, ", Wa West PHILADELPHIA n, s;9
10 1880 ~, - $50 n night ro5
Baltimore and washngtOn-s;aO 1850 NJ s'1 "a RED
FOR THE WESIs:to 1850 N, n. Spn, 20 m
The $50 and ns ns through 10 CiaSss aaa SeeAy9
with batO Silver Palace Sleeping Cars 81 ~ ue W
through Cincinnati and Chicago without sssngs eai
Sundays aud those days N tAh zoe eau
line running through % Chieago By sHsa{ hss
May 10. i969. r. W. JACKSON 0SneSAl oapsIll,
NEW-Y0RK TO RUTLAND WITHOUT
IN CHANG OF CARa-on seS JAY 500 passenger uNes
viii leave NesYork and aTle Railroad Depot eoeer o. wsy
nxtst and daily tsuaday erepted az and M
for Montreal 0glenshurg lad intermediate points
Tickets be procured asd checked 70 All poin's no
The Up m train runs on Sundays ,,,,vuorr A. g., A. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

SIGHTS AND SENSATIONS IN FRANCE, GERMANY,
AND SWITZERLAND Or E1rERIETGEs or AN
a GcA RTySM S5or Of 3e hy The o1
Mines" &c, &c. l2mo. Harper & Brothers.
The lack Of most books Of travel is that the chiel
who taks Totes neither saw sights nor experienced
sensations lie has been, Of course, where it was
the thing" to go, he has looked at the proper
objects and he has set down the impressions which
he is certain he ought to have had, In his psgtel
cabinet IS scale Of emotions, dniy tcketed, which
vibrate whennG11cr the chord of correspondence is
touched He knows the entire gamut, and he meyer
mistakes. Object, cathedral; emotion. ave- mingled
with reverence. Object, the Louvre; emotion won
der, aud admiration. Object, Baden-Baden; emo
tiOn horror, anazement, furtve interest, the
case may be. Object Rome; emotion, sense of
subhmity, and a dangerous tendency TO quotation.
So when the upper shelves of the library are filed
with this kind of literature, book of European
travels unless it comes with unusual letters Of in
PRODUCTION gets only the welcome of some poor nigh
related guest.
But here Is new volume, brave in
green and gold, its brief table of contents
blazoned on its side, its clear type and
open pages persuasivey asking hospitality, and
its bright friendlness rewarding ii. IAN American
journalist TRAINED to the swftest activity of thought
necessarily superficial but necessarily entertaining
Also trained 10 see al Unngs Win instant VISION, on
the outside and on the inside at least oil the out
side of the inside garrulous. but not duly garru
lousthis man should sec sights and have sensations
Mr.. Buffum not only succeeded to his heritage. but
was able to tell its length and breadth and riches in
most interesting fashion If he went out to see reed
shaken with the wind. and saw instead an elephant
or child with penny whistle, or the King of the
Cannibal Islands, Why hear all about royalty. OF
the puffy eherub or Leviathan but not whisper Of
the reed, And if be thought the exhibition was
funny or sublime lie says SO but If lie merely
thought lie ought TO have thought SO,
he never once pretends to hayo accomplished
what was 50 plainly expected Of hiul The book is
made up Of dozen sketches, scTappy, aud incom-
plete and rapid but is all the better reading in
these Summer days for that. The papers not
even wonderful. = Anybody might have written
them who had quick eyes and ready pen. And
therein is their charm, 1t is ones scn walking about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

k1s0p Sheriff. ana from bis own lips had the story.
who, by the stern IoaDdate OF law, was compelled TO
hang two young men, both minors, aud Ills after they had
been eOnperied aud made "pT0eSSi0n Of Jdg," which
united them the church % which he the Sheriff.
beOnaed he felt that he could not perform this bloody
1Ork-tha he could murder lis brothers though
tho law commanded II. He fully determined 10 resign
was dssuaded from his noble resolve by eight Christian
cerRymen, who urged nm 10 perform tho deeq, ne
~ the ghlIoWs The sheriff bimseh touched tic fatal
sfIuR the drop fell and no turned away agony Of
feqr IOolug AZ enc Eceu0 feW Unates later, he boz
held thsse elefgymen, with arms dsbbO With fCnriess
Greg $40 wgselsb aRpQJsa poklgE dowh ilrVuEhy thS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

H
-Turelers visiting Europe should provide themselves with HAh
PERs HANDBOOK, ny W. PENBKONR FErKDGH pee $50 tbs
book Of Europe and the Bast published In Tie
Ebgsh language NLieh Is made entirely every rear
Also,
UGRPERs PHRASE BOOK; Or HANDBOOK oY TRLvsL Talk,
schools in BHgh German tIeuch and
Italian bT W. PEsHHoKE FErxrDGK. price 81 50 HARPER l.
HEnIIIEns PnLL.hcr. For ale hr all Ennh.rler,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
CHARON SPRINGS. N. Y.

\hAhON cIhiNUo, N. 1.
Passengers leaving HevYOrk by Day Boat Peoples Line HsE-
York and oy Lac steamers procure through tickets have their
baggage checked direct % Sharon Springs. via
> ALBANi AND SuSQCBHANNA RAILROAD,
Ard avoid long trausler 10 Albany
Night Boat p6ssrs tsh sharon At u 30 and BY Day
Line steamer The sane evening sry.
Ask Tor teke ad seei ma Albany and susqashaunA Railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

~ Passenger pd Freight Depot KewYo foot Of Liberty ST. eons
meets with the egae Leiswslna AID Wsse,
Railroad and Eaou With Lehgh VALLEY Railroad and is connect
sUS forming direct line Pittsburgh and the West without change
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-

" BILE REAL ESTATE IN The COUNTY
OF CUMBERLAND.-ln Pursuance or II decrse
or the circuit court Of cumberland made on the
9Th day OF sarch, lst9 In The suit Of Linn1us Is.
4 gee and others, plaintiff, rs Isaac ftud on al
mIpiscrator with the viii annexed Of william ..
Morton decea, ed, and oh'rF, defendants, the un-
ders igned commits sioner app tni.d ny ssa decree.
will sell on The D! einises on SATU aDAl the -
dsy or May 1899 SIX HUNDRED, An FDki1-
TWO AND sEyEH -Ei6HfH3 ACHES OF
LAND situated on sppoInattoN river, In lumber
land county and or which nr William ;. Morton
d, seized: and also the IeSei sionary interest In
tho TWO HUNDRED AND FUUi AUksS JE
LAND adjoining the SAL t-act. held BY Sivlra G..
Morton tie wid " OF said W Liam ). lotion, fJr
herlife rs her diver.
land consis: OF FRAME DN ELI q with four
rooms, in good repsir, and tbs ugual clubhouse.
ON The dover Is n FRAMED DIV aLtIAG with
nine rooms and the usual our bulldogs.
This land is within seven miles OF satnyille, on
the soush SIDE railroad has considers BILE amount
CT river low grounds and Is COM !del cd one OF the
best estates In this part OF Nirsiaia
JERMS OF sALs: Wil be u credit OF q II, and
Is months. equal instalmeEts Except 10 cash
enough 10 pay expens OF ssle) the purchaser TO
give bonds with approved secui J, aud The tile 20
be held until all the pnrch- ST nnuey l. paid
The Commissioner has authority by SKID decree
TO sell the said land as \ whole CIR IN PARCELS and
Will accommodate purchasers, in tiyidiug the
same, II II appea.s sGyansage 10 do so on the
day OF sale. JyHS l.. WILSON,
lay l-2taw4N Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
mvl3 Sergeant City nj Richmond
V,RUSTEE,S SALE OF A HIGHLY

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HIGHLY
4 IMPROVED FARM IN THE COUNTY o.
HENRICO. THREE MILES bBfNE HIGH
MOND. On THE WFSTHtN TUkNl!hF,
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
kCRFS-By vi tue or q deed of trust made on
the oath day Of December. 1887 TO the subscriber,
from Mrs. Catharine s. FlsCm recorded In the
clerks Office Of the county IF Heniico, TO secure
the payment Of certain negotiable note Tor ~ eco
therein mentioned. with interest. anu eeftnit
having been made In the payment Of ssld negotli l.
BILE note and at the request Of tie benehclary IN
aid deed and in accordance with h. terms Thereon,
viii offer for sale ut public auction on the nrem-
ises on MONDAY the o4,h day OF May 1859 al 5
O'Clock =. NJ, the real estate conveyed In said
deed being a tract Of land containing ONE Hu NJ
DRED AED ONE ACRES. 18th Improvements
thereon, bounded on the Fouth by the Neshlm
road on the east. by the land If Michael Ninck-
Ter on the north AMI west. by the lands purchased
of tdwin Hi by John iaw;on
Possession ei"en IN time to seed crop this fail,
and entire possession given 1ttJsnuary next.
TERMS {: Sufficient in cash to pay he said nego-
liable note, with Interest from cTth Iccemher
1seS and to pay the c. st Of suiS and expenses f
sale. subj ct 30 4 prior membranes Tor the un-
ug!d purchase mo- cr. amounting to 20. los 81, vi n
Interest ~ 500 &c from The 18th april 1896: and
on pa ifa % from She !7h ipril. 1857, and rs to
anc residuc of the proceeds ~ safe ~ such terms
the said Flsom shall pres crihc and iii 'Ct The
lsnd Is equal to the rest IN Hen'iro county. and
ha been grcStlv improved hr fertllzcrs: and the
buildings all new ard arc IN 2Gt beautifully and
my 10 GEORGE r. BAGBY, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
By the Sergeant OF the City OF Richmond.

VIII be sold on MONDAY. May %, 1889, COM
menciur at II o'clock A. NJ. at the Ea GLE Ma
CHIC WORKS. corner Of Cana! ana , denth
streets the following very valuable PRoPERi Y
ouch as Is usually found in frst-claSs fouhory
AMI machine shnp-to wit.
One 40 horse power Steam Engine ara baller;
Lining. shafiing, Pulleys. Hancers, and Relting
one Mckenzie Cupola and Blower: one small Lu-
pola one large Crane; Tools Flasks Ladies, &c !,
tools for boiler shops: one Pressure Flower; n
wills. Formers. and other too,s for smlth'sshop
large stock of Patterns for Machinery; one lara
Boring and Turning Mil: enc Gray Wood
Plarer: o he ro-foot iron Planer one s.foot iron
Planer four largc-sizc Engine Lathes three me-
dium-size Fngine Lathes: one large ana one
Email Wood-turnng aihe ; one Fot-cntter with
taps and dies: four Power Drills. various sizes,
including drills tools, &c, FIR first-class ma
chine shop; Carpenters Benches one email pilr
Punch and Shears; Circular-Saw Table: one
Slotting Machine, nearly completed one S-norse
power Engine. nearly completed three Iron
Wheels Trucks; Patent Falls and hams; one
Balance and one Platform scalas Boiler q ana 10
Wrought Iron. ard Boiler Works FlueS ard Gas
Pines; Castings and Forgirgs for Steam Engines
and Saw-hills, Wood Screws. Walls Bolts, and
Nuts OF vsrious szrs {: IN fact al the Tools and
Fixtures generally rlund IN a large establishment
nf this kind, including Gas Fixtures and flee
Furniture. -
This sal IS made bv virtue or two distress war
writs OF vend!tiont exponas. and sundry eEeCu.
lions ps. Kahl & Rahm and ais.
The attention Of all persons in the foundry tusi-
ness is esneclal!y called to this sale as u affords
an opportunity tn any person CT purchasing Valu-
able machinery. &c.
TERMS Made known at sale.
Grr1 NJ If RipD m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
GALE or LAND I'M CUMBERLAND
AND SALE.-By virtue of decree Of

T AND SALE.-By virtue OF decree %
/ ! the Circuit Court for hecNlenoure coan
rendered In the suit OF Aoysier &c. rs 'oCh"u
executorJ &c, Il, the April term i''s we VIZ SEX.
on the premises 10 the hiEnesi nsocEr, on Unable
DAY the is. day f Nay. l.es thAl $3.50" 80 IN
TKkCT OF LAnD lying on BlCctoAc w. gny "a
said county, belonging to the SIS IS, .cRSS|
loo acre; of which is excellent creek low Rtouns'
and the upland rs pr9dHctlve IS any Ia ie c'uH'
.rhe IMPROVEMENTS consist or u commoclous
dwelling hous. with all necessary out houses, III
this Lad lies about tweve miles distant from
T.lcoit's station. on the htchlnoLd sna LanVll.e
railroad Mr. Eeyal l.ogkett, !r., VINO lives on
The premises, viii take pleasure IN showing II
TO any one wishing 10 purchase.
TERMS: One third cash. the residue upon
credit OF nine and eighteen months, the purchaser
10 give bonds FOR The deferred payments, carrying
interest from the day Of sale and the Title 10 be re-
tanned until all the pur base IN ney is paid.
Possession to be given the LIST day OF January,
1870. K. X. HAkhlS, tlarksyilie, Va
GEORGE b. FINCH, Boydton, Va.
my 6-20t commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18

DELIEF FOR THE SICK !

- How often does Il happen that 4 whole family
,s brought 10 TIE poiut OF misery through sickness
Of their prov iler,-the husband and The iatherhe
him nm bile In such state 10 .bor FOR the means
Of support and they, being TOO proud 10 ask for
assislsnce N time, are e1hausting all their little
ans for medicines aud doctors ie"s, ard 81 last
there is nothing Remaining bu. utter dependency.
All this can be avoided uy paying In good times
q small amount 10 the fund of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
The relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying $3.50
half annually. IS every week wh"n sick: or by
paying S. $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident any other
The premiums are put Sd low as 20 enable even
the poorest TO join this benevolent association.
and secure 10 his family enough 70 keep them from
want.
Information can be received at the Office OF the
company, sl6 Broad street.
Agents for al parts Of the country are wanted.
DIaECToRs: WiliEm Wildt. President; A.
Bodeker. Treasurer John H. Petn, Secretary.
TRUST john Purcell; james Miller,
cashier OF The Union Savings Bank 5. II. &osen-
baum. APPS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
EEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ITO THE LANDOWNERS OF VlR-
= GINIA-We have completed arrangements
by wAlch parties on the railroads and steamers
visiting our city for the purpose OF BUYING
LANDS will have their attention called to our
Laad Agency. We the eroIe CIR superior facili-
ties 10 those desiring To SELL Send descriptions Of
property. with lowest price, and oar most careful
atteatI II and earnest efforts are proni 'ed
HILL l. GODDlS,
Real Estate gents and Auclionee :.
Ne. lN3 Main street.
Post-orice box 600. my lS-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
For tie Dispatch.
Practical Miscerenafien.

We learn upon reliable authority that a
colored man Of unmixed blood and n purely
white woman took their departure few DAYS
past from a point in King William county 10.
Washington. then and thereafter 10 be " one
flesh by mutual consent If notby the Jaws ..
God and man. II was no matter WIN the
last named parsonage that she was depfir,n YIN;
a " colored lady" OF one who was hsr ieR ;,.
t,nev thot "ho,d and possess him v ut any
sacri,,ee she must and would. When last
Aeard from they were aboard the cars Mt MI,
ford depot Richmond, tredericksnn and
Potomac railroad ea route for the city OF equai
rights and privileges. What are we drifting
20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
rppy FycErLENT FARM OF TWO

NTERI EXCELLENT FARM VI TWO
Y INDEED AND } IGHTI.1HSFE
ACRES, CALLED NEW MtRNkT IN CUM
RTRfhND COUNTY, ONE MILE FROM
JAMES RIVER. FOR SALE At = UErlON AT
the request of the owner, ] shall sell ~ puDHc
auction. 1T my Office correr"f hahh an ieTei.n
Sire cts Ia the city Of Richmond, on TUESDAY
tie lsS day Of June 1859 III IL ",clo' d. Lnat
yali ttjle FABM lncated - above, Haown as rev
Market Containing TWO RI u v - X " - IND
ETGHTY-ThKEE ACRES, about one ihlle rom
James rive, on the main o!d stage roau rom
Richmond to Lynchbur2, i've In'les from Ne~
Canton and sixty from Rlchmcnn. mere are
eighty acres In original growth "i "h shG i.lcnpl!
srynmry five acres in second growth pine lAtRe
enorp for cord wood, dIty aces wei set III cioVe'
remainder fl cd neart ~ :: proauceA "eu, Oh
tc harro ,Yh at and cora; soil gray. or lool cay
sUhsoil The imprOvCm, ITS consist 81 l. ame
dwelling, with stone lasemen.. cnnsh.nmR e,shs
ro ms With store attached; ii when t.cTc Is
merchant doing Il iiuc tueiDesS-thc s-ahh oeIuE
regarded the bt s. In hat section.
, lso a kitchen sr OXEN use, coTh-cf.H nar'r
CT ah'c two log tobacco houses; hne E'r"ch "rI
NAILED In yarIwell shaded, and al cnclotcI WIN
4 paling fence; and fine well OF "a'er III Tue
yard. 49,, ~, .-, rurIrcL trres of the
hes, ELECTION Of apple, peach. pear sht cherry'
w in full bearlsG. ,.,,,o, .o,rh,, ,rl,b
RIacssmltD'3 shol and churches near ny anu 'n'
neigh1orhood good an. !pca l''H .c't., and ,,s,
TERMS Une-thrd cash 'al ne a. 'T ". .sI
Sn"is i"i y, =. '''o'' '''"' W. GnDDI".
W IIusI "ee'' Auctioneer.
L. The foregoing farm can "'usr . ~ ~
vately before The day Of sale. and pcrSn. 49,, "a
tIcularly invite to eXamlce It, 80 as TO Jam tbs
value, ap 81 -LiN