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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-13
HOUSES AND LUMBER
FOR
WHITE PIN

s. PINLEY, Contractor,
And Builder is prepared 20 fill, a, oace all
descriptions Of orders Tor Frame Buildings for
White Pine. He il also prepared to furnish
Building Materials of tbs very best quality of
Sugar Pine Lumber,
In bulk or all ready for framing and erecting.
The undersigned has extra facilities for supply
ing Lumber, ready nIade houses. &c, having
made arrangements with the Lake Bigler Lumber
Company. Carsun City. for a constant supply from
their mills: and having a COMPETENT FORE
MAN AT WHITE PINE To take charge Of the
Construction Of Buildings.
lie is confident that his facilities for supplying
that market with
Building Materials and Houses,
CHEAPLr and PROMPTLY, are not equalled in
any quarter.
A1- large supply Of the choicest lumber
already on hand. SEYMOUR FINLEY,
te30.tf Carson CITY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-16
HOTELS.
s.rL EXCHANGE iaDTEi..

SAMUEL REYNOLDS. Proprietor
The largest and most commodous Hotel in the
oil region Fair the Bridge reduced to boardcrs
This house is pleasantly situated, rooms cool and
pleasant making it Il delightful hotel in all respect
Petroleum Centre, April 16, 1863.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-16

A piano factory in Boston uses weekly
the tusks of two elephants for keys.
California has imported men and nechin-
cry from France for the paE ose. Sf frmaking
beet sugar.
George Peabody is said 10 have left an
estate of 81, 800, 600 which, his will distri-
butes among 30 persons.
There has recently applared in Yeddo,
ar original history in the Japanese Ian
gua9e of the British Parliament.
Portugal, Turkey, Egypt, Spain, aud
Greese are all in the market for loans, and
with equal chances OF failure.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-16

n
Al hail great benoftctor.
Who to cure rs of our lila,
Gives life to the disConsolate,
Without roXious drugs or pills.
Drives disease from ont the system,
Fills the heart with life and light,
With the best of all the tonics,
Sner-Great Yosemite! ."
With root from out the valleys.
Where Caliturl.ia's sun doth shine,
Giving wealth to us poor rurtals,
Beyond the riches OF her mines.
Wealth Of health and happiness,
lis blessings none 5hould Slight,
Do you want it ?! Would yoI nave it
Use Dowuer's Great Ios6lnIte
Come yc sick, diseased, dsconsolate,
why sEould you pine and dlef
e feeble, faint and langni-si-s--s, -'s------a-
Come, these glorious Bttcfs try
See how these quaols and nosruins,
Flee from che land in 'rislt,
Giving place to his pure tonic,
Downer's Great YOSEMITE! iul2Itf.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-16
VEgst Glass G;aiOOu and RestV,l-
rant,

1--WE best Lager Beer constantly on drauchi. aud
| and all the choicest Wines and Cigus Lmher-
rGr Cheese. ~witZcr K0sc SeudWigl e,. Farluys, &c
CCBrELl on 4 VOUCHER, Proprieols
Oct 2G.tr Cred Nyhuis Old -ltnd.
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AND HGEE rEAIHmOAD.

DUFE'AED AND EEEE EEAEH ROAD
ID On and after Monday, Nov. 2Srf loG5,
Passenger Trains will rrn on Ills road as follows:
LEAVE TuIT--GUING EAST.
rsssA 4. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
is-TO Eiplcy, " CStfCd, Duullirk and Silver-
creek arriving NJ liUfalo az Ai5 4. Nj.
rnsSs A. NJ. NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
lSspp ping Mt Westield, rrocton Dunkrk, Sil-
veroreok, and Angola, Arriving in Buffalo
at21OPM
735 p n It cSeFSNAT E%S.5S1 wd:ea EzgaFT postSa Sl
Dunliir; and Silvcrcrock, and arrives az
Buffalo at 1o,s5 T. NJ.
00O Aio} u .os5ai %Sl at @S1 A I.sa ASo3nN2RA aiSP
iiuGglo at 1o,lD A. u.
BAD 4 Eoasa It. P4y p5v @rEgss; Ws:;i ft9BGGs Baa& e.
Silvoreroel eud Ar COLA, arriving at Bu,-
fIo at 40 p. ".
LEAVE EUFFhLO--GoINg WEST.
sH,PS z. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
.rV's~D COLA. Silycrcreck, Dulkirs BrJc'oui
WcslAed and Northeast, arriving at i-rie
e,OA r NJ. NAIL AND ACCOMM0pA
1S'Ou Tl0N, stopping NJ all stations, arriving
G3O II Nh si,tds. S9oq 3al s5a9 T%fnH 4 rs aPPi5 i5
N,fesa NJ STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, sion-
OsUO ping at Angola, Slvorfeek' nNDhis>'
Broctuu, We-lfrld and Northeast artiy
ing nj IIlc at % A. "
b.,e.A A. NJ NIGHT EXPIRES, stopping NJ
asNSSB SiIvercroef luukirII ant Nosthc'd, al.
irving at Ils .o 90 40 a. VA
RailroGl time is 10 usr ti1i ilSier llh ~ nile ''h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04
AUcrroN sALEs-.-Fuss1re Days:

rr1,r1;pITsTTE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL EsTATEo9N JA A5s5s5,b frg SF Gco4ss
sc5 the Ser nde oGs cd G the
y cutit .ha bnnaGcIary and grantor win sell on
the 4 n on The l'IS
II not; ins amction commencing at l. O'Clock NJ.
That n yanable FARM the late residence Of me sao
Holman, lying in Flqyanna comfy nsnr GPE
This tract Of land Is well adapted to the grot
of ali the usual products of the county ~ aGTes
Of which is cleared and Is Of VALUABL adE :.
RIVER LOW-GRoUNDs. The Improvements I frameSi
J,vcIiiur.house containing eight rooms "a, Ie ~.
cessary out-budnes, = grist, saw, anu piis'et
mill and tobacco factory. tho -n-
TERMS or SALE: Onc-tEird cash rs 20 tiic no
sdre Of the proceeds Of sale credit 81 one NJ,
two wears viii be given. the purchaser 10 GNtca.S
hon,is bearing intcrst from day Of safe VIII . 9.
security for the deferred payments anu tIe .';e
retained until the whole purchase money Is pau
i-llGtd o- " '-'-'' =
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
rvourrnIncut ia Essex.

On Thursday afternoon very large
crowd, of both sexes and all ages, assem-
blcd at LIoyd's to witness q tournament
riyen by the Young gentlemen Of the neigh
borhood. And although the people OF East
crp Virginia arc fond Of such displays, and
ALWAYS ret them up in the best style, the
success Of this one was unprecedented. VIC
never before had the good fortune 10 see
such collection Of beauty, such handsome
bcaux, and such smiling faces worn by all,
on n similar occasion.
DR.. William G.. Reynolds, Knight OF Ra-
vcnswo d, won the first prize, and crowned
the charming Miss Bessie Douglas, daugh-
ter of Hon. 3. B. Douglas, Queen OF Love
and Beauty. MIR. Garnet, Knight Of Hope,
crowned Miss Mollie Wright first Maid OF
Honor; Mr.. Turner, Knight Of King George,
crowned Miss Evelyn Hunter, youngest
daughter of Hon. r. NJ. Z. Hunter, second
Maid Of Honor; and NJ. Miller, Knight of
the Silver Crescent, crowned Miss Lula Dick
inson, Of cambridge, Ga, third Maid OF
Honor. Thus, 10 tho faircst flowers pluck
cd from Virginia soil was added the love
licst rose from Che J0rdcr OF the LAND oil
Flowers"
Mr.. 4. Z. M;cou's charge to the hniGhts
wag a very finished and interesting produc-
ton, and did great credit 10 that gentle
man but VIC were particularly struck with
sllc coronation address, delivered by Mr.
Charles J. Sale, which, for brilliant con-
ception, richness Of diction, and happy de-
livery, we have rarely heard cquallcd-in-
decd, there we're in it touches OF nervous
cloQuencc we have never heard surpassed.
It's effect upon the entire audience was
thrilling; and what rendered it still more
crcditable, IFS we understood, it was his frst
effort. We predict for he gifted youth a
brilliant career.
When the exercises were closed, the young
people repaired to the ballroom, and UNI
der the inspiring music Of the famous
Afch-thc negro yiolinist-thcy I" chased
the glowing hours with flying feet " until
The breaking Of gray dawn admonishod
Shcm it 'was time to depart. Following the
training received from our grandfather, we
retired 10 our couch at an early hour 8 y.
N.Y. wishing the ho6pi;ablc people Of Es-
sex all happiness, which Included another
tournament. 10 which they would invite
FELIX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
E5;a DleI--.TersnS OF Settlement.
HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
September 2, 40

WRITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
September 2, 1,,ce
The Springs Compan, nave he"n CON- ,
siderobly agitated .or several DAYS in cou s
4aence OF rlmors concerning an expected
duel between Mr.. L. Q. Washington anS
mr, Glenn, OF tho Baltimore Gazette, III"
morning the Meeting took place near 'I,e
Springs. Goth parties went H,ytb f.; Inv
prepared for iisht, Fortunately how
I've. Eyer, the affair was amicahly adjusted and
the the r 1gS.G~,ng agreement, which viii explain
'He "4'oie p:atser, was entered into:
''-''H os ADJUSTMENT PROPOSED by CERTAIN
~. GENTLEMEN.
undersigned have heard that "a,
- ABOUT TO take place between N., S ! aGel
1hston and Mr. Glenn in resneot t. " V assn .
newspaper articles topch;ipr tba s - .n9
aahey ball at the White ,Sulobm sa Ssceha
ana being satisfied chat there is ~ pra
TO justify or even excuse fab+ - no no. ground
satisfied that Ar. Washington b, ,1'' ~ peins
poe 10 offer any insult to the BaIt;n1orpp ss-
aiss, because we think lie is ;ncn1ah,o "a
gong 30, and would be utterly wron~ D = o.
aiq u. 10 propose the following adipst1o -
J, tor me purpose OF mutual ey9la n,,lfAs
~ ], e1ls--etttse OF Mr. Washington and ~
.pitlets Of Ar. Glenn shall be mgt, u ~
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withdrawn. That Mr.. Washington shall
then disavow any purpose to insult or ofend
the Baltimore ladies, and his letter ana
Mr.. Glenn's reply to it shall be also with
drawn, and amiablc relations between the
parties restored.
rSioned1 JAMES LYONS,
JAMES G. BARRETT,
A. r. CAPERToN,
TAzEwELL TAYLOR,
r. L. WALKER,
G. Z. PICKETT.
.Scptember |, 1869.
TEXT or THE ADJUSTMENT, ARRIVED AT ON
THE FIELD, OF DIFFICULTY fhNpiH"
on SEPTEMBER 2, 1850, BETWEEN MR.. L.
Q. WASHINGTON AND MR.. ". W. GLENN
The challenge of Mr.. Washington and
the epithets Of Mr.. Glenn arc hereby with
drawn. Mr. Washington explicitly dlSoyoW-
inc the intention of saying anything oIen-
giyc in his original letter signed ''Rlan-
cbcttc.,' L. L. CONRAp,
for Mr.. Glenn;
JOHN T. PICKETT,
for Mr.. Washington.
White Sulphur Springs, Sept. 2, 1863.
The difficulty being thus adjusted, the
nrincinals we're reconcilcd. DR.. Ball, Of
Chesterfield rs was present as the surgeon of
both parties, and with other gentlemen
aided in making the adjustment arrived at.
The company here still holds good: al
tho,ch there has been considerable diminu-
ton. It is probable that the season Will
last till the first of October. The Springs
will hold open during the entire year.
DENIS.
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ESsss RENT.

TOR RENT. 4 iIIGIILY-pRO- (5a
Il DUCJlVE MARKET GARDEN ofaboUt Es&l
ELEVEN ACRES, with DIV ELllSG with eight
rooms, and the usual out-houScs. within q quarter
ola mile of the city, near tic Brock roIa. Large
variety Of fail ard winter vegetables now growing
Possession II once ABBY on he premises to
sc4-SA Tu3w MRS. EDM AND GRIFFIN.
BLOOMS FOR Remit have several 5y+:s
4 l. good pleasant ROOMS for rcit, furnished -:
or uufurniShrd and with without board. APP
ply 1T the CLIFTON HOUSE. Fourteenth street
between Franklin and Ross St:i"is. SC A-2,T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

yNRESH ROCKLhND LIME 600 bar
i rcls just received. . rr,r
M |. =. :. Lt.f".
T IME. LINE, LIAlE.-W l L S 0 n )
kISUP ERROR VIRGINIA LAlE.-FtLL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY on HAND,-l!aying
erected at considerable cost the largest kiln
in the United States, constructed on the NEST ap-
proved plan WE INTEND 10 UNDEESELL
TIE NORTHERN LINE. and we invite attcn-
ton e. tins VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
Of which this lime Is made Is nearly pure ana TIC
barrels are full size.
NGRICULTCHAL LINE will be delivered at
al points on James river and on tie canal, Si:k2d
or in quick state. at The lowest rates.
". G. TUEPlN X Co. Manut2ciurrrs,
Rockville Bntosurjr: c3I;:,.y. "a.
Address DILLON Il ELLEIT,
General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
ivl3-Sm Richmond, Va
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pauROAUg.
Fssr, ma, r-gsyr.z'. 49,
&a ~ u

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
u ROADsUsIsLER sGnEP u 1P ON M a9G
ran daily between Richmond and White sulphur
Springs Leave Richmond at ~ ana arr TH, a.
White Sulphur Springs ut 81 ?. 81 Leave w ni my
Sulphur Springs at A. NJ. and arriveat kichnoho
~ AVCiyC &c TRAIN between Char.
lottesyllle and Richmond on MONDAYS, VS. W. XXI
iottesville at A. NJ, and arrives at RICHMOND o.
0:25 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond at $50 Z. NJ, anc
arrives 1t Charlottesville ut z. NJ.
The MAI. TRAIN connects at Gordonsville IN anc
Charlottesville with trains on orangc, AlcZandrla
md Manassas railroads for hlexandria, Washing.
ton. philadelphia, New York, Lynchburf, knox'
vilIc. Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
gomcry, Mobile, &c. 5, Mt Staunton with stages
springs: mt Goshen with stages for Lexington: IA.
tdral Fridge Roekbrdge Alum Springs, Cold Sui.
nilur Springs and Eockbridge Baths; ut I'llboro'
with stages for Bath Alum and Warm springs
at Covington with stages for Hot and Healing
Springs; at Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
and Red Sweet Springs; and at White Sulphur
Springs with stages for Salt Sulphur Springs, Lew
isburg, Charleston, &c.
@ JAMES F. SWITZERLAND,
General Ticket cent.
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RvpoInc 6 Co. Auctionecrs

ARGESALE or FRESH DRY GOODS,
4 ROOTS. SHOES, &C.-On WEDN EHDAh
tho eth instant commencing ut 10 o'clock, We Will
sell nj our auction large and attractive as
sortmcnt Of
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
comprising a great variety Of new and choice
STYLES now receiving and adapted to the wants oil
the tra!lo
90 CASES BOOTS, stioEs ANDBALMoRALS,
roco;ri,r from BOSTON, among which arc man:
nrime goods with good proportion Of extra sizes
for men and women with an Invoice OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CARPETINGS,
SHAKER HOODS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS. a.
FANCY GOODS IN VARIETY: &c, &C
TO which we Invite the attention ofthe trade.
'" (" PAINE e CO., AuctioHcers.
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h,oSE AND FEGUEr.

Of
c.5N REWARD.-LoSt in this city. on
s1JU Friday afternoon, a. rAG,k.i%E Of
MONEY containing between TNG HUNDRED
AND FIFTY and THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS. currency. Bills OF the following dcnomi-
nations are rcc0llrctcd TO have been Ill the pack
age -Four sos, two COS, and two5's. The clerk
III the Exchange Rotcl Will pay the above reward
upon delivery Of package. SC -.
GTRAYED from the residence Of eE5:scs
- Mrs. john 4. Pitcher, or Tuesdty ia.t, ~
5lst ulti,no. Il LARGE DARK brown COW,
with large branching orliS, long Sits IN her ears
low in order, and giving small quantity OF milk
4 return Of the animal, or any information re-
ating to her whereabouts will hc literally re
wardcd by j. II. PITCHER,
sc4-&t Eighth between Main aud Cary.
GITRAYlD FROM ny PREMISES, gcs,.:g
~ G37 Tenth strcct.tnird door from Leigh,
Oh San,!ny last, mcdium-si2cd dark brown COW.
with white spcck over the body. A reward Of Ave
dollars will be paid Tor her live: 10 me.
81 3--2t# :. {. ROBINSON.
GTRAIED FROM MY PREMISES, ON
- Meadow Bridge road. Il ROAM BULL. weigh
ing about l., go pounds. ] viii pay Eve dollars for
ANY Information leading to his recovery or return
- ne. kUDtLPu kASIFlIBr2G,
sc 2-3t* stalls Nos and = Old Market.
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GENE EIs.

IIEMENT.-The celebrated GROUND
GTuP" HYDRAULIC CEMEHT--uscd by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Companies, and upon the Govern
mcut buildings 1T Washington, rs equal t. the ito-
scndalr IN ali other respects and srpcriDrto ii in
quick settiur-sO0 barrels just received. CcTtii-
Gates furnished TO applicants.
J.'S, POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent,
au Slim l2iT Iain street.
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WILLIAM G. DURHAM i CO.,
NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL. -rgTsS
calling at QUEENSTOWN, lcavingSSSS-sI4Essa.s
bier Il North river every Saturday
ERAECE. QUEEN, HELNET1A,
0ESMARK. Erin. PENNSYLVASIA,
ENGLAND. VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 800 and S75, currency.
Storage passage. 500 currency.
Stecragc tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
*37. in currency. ~.
Storage passage from Antwerp, hamburg, hot-
;erdam, and Havre. $.5, In currency.
For further particulars, apply at the offices OF
he company 60 Broadway, I. W. j. HURST,
Manager, or TO 49,,
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vEAt, ESTATE EGg SALE.

F7OR SALE, the DESIRABLE LOT at
( the corner of Nineteenth and Cary streets at
present occupied by 6ir. Is. Wardwcll rs a coal
ward |hclot fronts Cary street icr;y-four feet,
ind extends thence 10 Deck street, having two
fronts Thi, may be considered 10 be the most de-
- LANES ". TAYLOR,
Sc t-gts*T- hECtinuCer. 81 Ata:n street.
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STEAMERS.
FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $3.50
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
IARLE. and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY.. THURSDAY; and SATURDAY, at .
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda-
ions and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers FOR all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when orcercd; Al a QuAK-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the offices OF this
y. L. McCREADY, President ls7 Greenwich
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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by Wellington Godd!n,
auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.

r,
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC,
TIVE FARM OF TWELVE A 4, 81 ! HA I1l
HrN END or BROAD ST; STRiE3ET6,> on I,f TTE
TnGETUER WITH THE GROWING CROpo'
HORSE. COW, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF
Mr.. Michael Meehan shall sell at auction on III The
nrcmises. on THURSDAY the 9th September 1860,
at O'Clock P. NJ. the very valuable and attrac-
five suburban residence and farm located as above
formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. Freleclck
Kramer containing about TWELVE AMD
HALF ACRES Of highly productive land. The I'M
nrovcmcuts thereon consist Of a tlrst-rate hricS
dwelling containing eight rooms. neatly painted
and naDcred and In good order, with an cNcciicnt
voc den addition Of three rooms, used rs Kitchen
besides. barn, stable, courthouse, cow-hausc, Two
carriarc-houscs. &c. There arc on the place Two
wells of water, and parcel OF tnc fruit trees,
crane vines, &c. The location Is q hlndso ne
one. commanding a lovely view. OF the whoic cry
and its suburbs In few years, In all prG,h,aIity'
tIe land will he very valuable for building l9ts,
thus presenting q good chance for pr4hthhc IN
yestncnt Also, the growing crops OF corn , 1I I,
turnips. one fine cow, one good horse, ana tie
farming implements. .,,. ,,,,,,oo
If emo two and three wears, for BONDS bearing III
tnrrst. secured by 4 trust deed. $780,.
80 a w. GDOnlN. Auctionecr.
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr',
Ftftannth street between Main and Cary.

to which the attention Oh TIC Ir""S ImHTS JR
scf =. - -, :, 80 80.
CREAT SALE OF BANKRUPTS,
II LANDS IN CAROLINE COUNTY, STATE
or VIPGINIA.-I, Andrew I'uthcrglen, Attorney
at Law and General Assignee in Bankruptcy. Rich
mord Va. hereby intimate that hail D., by ylTtae
OF orders issued y the district court of the lnlted
States for the district of Virginia, dated l'th OF
August, A. D. 1852 offer for sale by public auction,
at Caroline county Courthouse distant ah3ut Two
miles from the Milford depot. on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad on MON
DAY the 18th day Of September, y. ID. iSt', VI l.
9coc free rG h t w ichS before T the day
I p SIS IIS;4TETEsT$ IS LNNBs, and M9N S'
surrcn crcd the hankrupts 10 IN" court OF bank.
rnptcy. in their schedules ti!cd with the clerk OF
court, to-wit ,.. r;co
interest in aTRACT OF LAND containing TWO
HTSDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE i ACE f;lSa,,,o
f2H1 ySrtD TF HNp Of LAIR efRtRnf tRs
lying in the said COUNTY inc i.9S oi
Thomas N. Ncid and the Moss Meek draet;
II! 81 RI 81; OF II fam containias TWO HUSDRED
AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, held in. fee simple, In
" 10. -. John r. Pullcr; Caroline comfy
AND FIVE ACRES. held in re In said county mIt
ls9 TRACT OF IT., TWO mTNRETE Iact ACEhS
SO. ia. Stanfeld c. Jones' Caroline county. wv, 4
TRAGT q nANT2 sIPgsea t. Sfn OF 1 aNS
snp1 N1sf to contain o H1NETY AGREs. Bothlo
'' No. 1850 Wili!am E. Jones, Caroline county;
AID SEVENTY TWO ACRES. situated six
miles north of the Courthouse, adjoining the lands
Of Anthony Jones and c t ,&x GNE n M
TWENTY-TW0 ACHES OF LAND, now held
by Mrs. Mars ". Jones as her DOVER Also,
ONE-TIIaD share OF $29G G6S-l00. payable nj the
No !. se7. Leroy j. G.tcwood. Caroline county.
TEACT OF LAND cGntEIning Iii Ike cdd nN
4 TRACT Or LAND containing in ONE HUN r.
dar Fork; adjoining the lands of James I:cdd, W.
=. Luck and L, T. Cobb. A DWELLlAG,
oTSE Yea TEN En-. ANP 4 t HAkP AGf II SX e
ACRE OF LAND and STORE thereon, al Cedar
Fork, in said county, c,,. ...
G r cda.ID caF o t%o cGn 4as to
bred AND TWENTY ACRES: and ..PoND
G G9ts"iRf so TT TSPEREsr IN s AES
HI-NDRED ACRES by RIGHT Of wife. .,-,
80. l912 John Gan caTTlt4e e2ng'y TRA st
TIIII;TT-EtGl!'T ACRES. about four miles from
Port Royal, i'll SAID county bohnitGh ~ i "0nhIy
road and watcr~conrsc, end portion OF iand SOFA
BIZ Richard II. Garrett %Goiit ls60.
No. . III. John ". Turner. Hanover county y
TRACE OT LAND containing ah"nt THREE
HUNDRED ACRES, near Chesterfield Depot In
Intenline j@rchasers may now; and GntiI til the
day Of sale, inspect the lands and satisfy elem
selves Of their condition, and the state OF the I'M
rruvrmcnts, rs the assignee makes these sales I'M
der the express condition HAT he Is not To be hcid
Responsible and that purchasers must take lneir
purchases twith.iandinS errors In quantity
Sherin SOFT. at Milford Depot. aud Mr.. r. VI.
Cullen aHciionccr Bowling Green. wil give every
information ndaii TO parties. while Mcssrs. scott
< Gill, Of The Milford Hotel can furnish excel
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

tFvRTSTEE'S SALE OF LAND, 30, IN
I CIIESTERF1ELn COUNTY, At AUCTION;
Having been required b" the adninistratt1X o.
John Kelley. decreased Shall rs trustee In dccd
of trust executed by James Kelley lof record IN
Chesterfield county court clerks oltccl expose
for sale 1T public auction. on the premises III i
- clock NJ on THURSDAY the eth day OF sep
tcmbcr next, the TRACT OF LAND nQan which
the said james Kelley now resides, CONTINUING
TEN ACRES. with q very comfortable FfAA!.D
DW ELLINti and other houses thereon, Situated
on the south side of Failing Creek turnplKc. II
Chesterfield county, about eight miles from Hicn7
rnOrd. There IS personal property also CoAic!es'
In said deed, which will probably be so!h.
TERMS Made known at sale. ,,. -,
WILLIAM ANBERS. Trustee.
n prrrr,y kuciioncrr an j0-scD 1876. :, .