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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-19
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rAsr HANOVER PRESBYTERYo
PORTSMOUTH, Va, April is, 1869.
SECOND DAY.

Rev. Mr.. Wbaleys missionary OF tins
:, Boards Of Missions OF the Presbyterian
: Church IN. 81, laboring at Hampton,
: vas invited 20 cit rs corresponding mem
hcr. By special request, Mr.. Whaley made
a statement Of the condition and prospects
&C his work at that point. The Presbytery
learned with pleasure Of the recent visit Of
heir evangelist, Rev. D. Stiles, to that
. r]ace. of his cordial reception by the pas
ior and people, and that, in connection With
= .bis yisit there in January last, many souls
were hopefully converted, and that now
there are encouraging hopes of the early
2 organization Of q Presbyterian church there
n he connected with this Presbytery.
Mount Carmel church, Powhatan county
was selected as the place OF the next meet
ing, and October the time.
Rev. William h. Christian, OF the Viz
GINA Conference, and ReYs. William U.
Murkland and s. 7. Martin, OF the west
Hanover Presbytcry, were invited to BIT as
corresponding members.
Rev. DR.. Converse appeared, was ex-
cused for tsrdiness, and took his seat.
Rev. William A. Campbell, having du-
ties to perform in connection with his per.
nanent Office of stated clerk, was excused
from the office Of temporary clerk, and
Rev. F. B. Converse appointed to the same
" Rev. A. Converse, d. D., and DR.. Robert
Shore, of the Nottoway church, were ap'
s pointed delegates to the General Assembly
at Mobile in May, and Rev. E. q. Ruther-
ford and DR.. William f. Gaines alternates
and in case Of the failure Of either Or.
Converse or the Rev. Mr.. Rutherford,
" Rev. DR.. z. T. Beird was elected to fill the
position.
The report of the treasurer Of the East
Hanover Presbyterial Committee OF Domes.
tic Missions was read and approved, ana
showed faithfulness on the part OF the com
nittee in meeting the exigencles OF the
times to the support of pastors IN feeole
churches.
The Amelia church was granted leave to
employ Rev. William o. Murklsnd as
stated supply for the next six months, with
power granted Mr.. Murkland to moderate
the session for that length Of time.
II The report of the Committee of Domes-
tic Missions was read and approved, and
referred to committee to report upon the
subject of domestic missions in full at this
meeting.
Rev. DR.. Armstrong offered the follow
ing:
HResolued, That in the judgment of this
Presbytery it is expedient that the Synod
of Virginia should be divided, if satisfac-
tory lines of division can be agreed upon.
e RESOLVED, That this Presbytery ex-
presses its preference for o division into
two Synods-one to be composed Of the
Presbyteries Of Chesapeake, Winchester,
Lexington, and Greenbrier, to be called the
SYNOD of Northern Virginia the other to
be composed Of the Presbyteries of East
Hanover, West Hanover, Roanoke, Mont
gomery, and Abingdon, and to be called
the Synod Of Southern Virginia"
PRESENTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-19
BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent.

,ETRST=CLASS RESIDENCE AND Va
4 CANrLOr AT TIE SOUTHEAST COR,
'NER OF GARY AND FIRST STREETS FOB
SALE AT AUCTION be sold at auctton,
on the premises on TUESDAY the 18th Of May,
1892 commencing at 6 O'clock p M ne laIR e
located as above. The Lt,T, has a front on Inc
south side OF Cary street of 70 feet and rms bach
l55 feet TO an alley in coiilmon. ~. DWEhLiN5
contains eleven rooms besides HI chen with -FOUR
rooms good smoke-house snd large brick stable
and carriage h ouse. The whole pr. misses are
in good order. The q w L LIN G wss erected
by the late firm Of Beszley Quarlss, and
no expense spared to make It, as IL really Is, q
nrst-class residence. it 10 owned by Mr. James y.
Williams twas formerly occupied by HIM and Is
now in the occupancy of MIR. Francis r. Glasgow,
The property VIII be sold as whole or so divided
as to FELL off lot to the east frol ting 30 fett on
Cary street. ..-a-.--
TERMS One-1fsh cash: balance 1T four. eight,
twelve sixteen, and twenty months for negotiable
notes, interest added. seciired by trust deed.
w. g lDDlN, Auctioneer.
n raw3wtdq
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by wellington aoddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
A ss1GNEE's SALE OF FoUR-FIF III

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF FOUR-FIFTHS
"A OFvALU. BILE FARM OF THt EE HUN,
DEED AND rHIR1Y-ylyG AGRxsM .fE os
AND QUEEN COUNTY.-as assignee in bank
ruptcy or James a. GoalGer, shall sell at public
auction, in front or the Tinted States nistriGt
DAY the h OF May 1909. at IL o'clock NJ, four
ffths OF that VALUABLE FARM known ss
" MONTERREY" situated in the county OF Ripg
HUNDRED AND IHIRTY-elYG ACRES, ad-
Joining the lands Of Francis Taylor, l.. A.
Vaughan aud hichard W VILLAINS on wh'cn the
from all membranes except the wife's conlin-
gent RICH. of dover.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at a. :, ano
l2 mr. nths for negotiable notes interest added and
vendors lien retained until all the purchase mo-
ney IL fully paid.
apl5-oawtds kssianee.
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How 1T FEELS TO BE Blown UP.-The
recent sad accident to the Austrian frigats
Radtzky has sharpened the memory of an
old Dane who was on board the Danish ship
of-the-line Christian VIII. on the 9th Of
April, Is49, when she exploded. Fortu-
nstely, he was not killed, and has just
given in the Vienna Press, in all earnest
ness, his experiences and sensations at the
time. The old sailors Imagination seems
to be one of the best " In the first mo-
ment," he says, " hearing and seeing both
went away, though both came back again
very soon, and / comprehended the whole
affair. Lieutenant Frus had sprung the
ship in the air. Iconstantly went higher.
Not far from me saw our foremost flying
around me In q very dangerous manner:
Above me everything wss concealed in the
talss powder smoke, which shut out the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-19
BY wellington Goddin.
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF AIS ACRES OF
INTIED uuOU,-T bIsY.n NEARTOSHsf X
II F JRD's pOsT-nFFiCE, AND OF A. OTHER
TRACT OF 13l ACRES, NEARsTHERFTO.-s
sell at pub ic auction. IN front Of the courthouse
of the United States District Court In tn" city OF
Richmond, on THURSDAY, May 9Th 1899, ut II
O'Clock NJ. that valuable IA m ljcat,d as above,
now occupied by the said Bland, called - NOUN
AIRY " containing AIS acres. On this tract there
Is a dwelling and the usual out-buildirgs
also, another tract of land, containing 13l acres,
about two miles from ''Tount Airy"
The foregoing tracts Of land will be sold free
from all membranes.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at l. 8, and u
months for negotiable mates. interest added and
the vendors lien retained until all OF thepnrchase
money Is fully paid.
= AND'W RUTHERGLEN,
an l5-2awtds Assignee.
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ByJames NJ. Taylor, sucti ,neer,
No. gal Main street,
three doors below the sp .tswocd Hotel.
sAIE ~ VALUABLE REAL

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AT AUCTION. by virtue Of the
p10rfs'Ons of deed OF trust dated The 2alh DAY OF
Decs mher, 1859, executed by ROBERT niet ~, w
benjamin. Chalk, trustee, and aso by virtue o w
proyis ms Of another deed Of trust, d.tea ;he l'a
DIV OF February, 1881, by said Robert Wiuet, N
John b. Young, trustee, 10 secure the pay men. OF
certain debts mentl7 med and described III taiu
deeds The came being OF recori In the clerks
Office OF Richmond Hustipss Con;t inc naoer;
named OF said deeds. and dward L cannon; suo'
situtel trustee I'm the first named OF s0la desu,'
(the said Benjamin. CHALK, the former uue,eei
having departed this life VIII, at the requst ana
by the direction If the elefctary In said deeds,
on TUESDAY the i1:h day OF prl lstS AZ I'm. ne
hour or P. M. II fair, If not. the next fair dy
thereafter. offer for sale at auction. on me pre-
misses the f,llnw ing ZEAL EST TE mentioned
will; be necessary to discharge the cebt and costs
lhereip mentioned That certain LOT or FAN
GEO OF LAND In the city OF Richmond nesiH-
mated In Plan Of French G arden In said city, s
bick $40 feet, and fronting on Niath street ICON
:inued), with all the Improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE cash rs 70 SO much of the pro-
ceeGs Of sale as may be sufficient TO detrsy the sa
pense Of the sale aid to dis charge the sum OF sav
1859 and the further sum Of slaS Win lnterth ~
Their on from the 18th OF February 1851 and rs 70
the residue or the purchase money on such terms ms
Of credit as The personal rep esent..ye 81
on snch ter ms IS the aid trustees shall see t on
the day OF sale. ~,
The said lot is desirable one and the Title is be-
l!eved to be indlsputab'e. but the UNDERSIGNED,
selling as trustees, will OF course convey Win 'e
usual 'ps't@t "A EDWARD Y. CANYON,
Substituted Trustee.
JOHN b. YOUNG, Trustee.
sale to be conducted by JANIS h. TAYLOR
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BY Lyme q Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l4as Main street.

E,RAME STORE, WITH DWELLING
~ ATTACHED. ON The EAST SIDE OF
EiGHrFEETH BETWEEN BROAD AM
NJ ARsHALLr kTREETs, ON ;LEAsE 81 u, .
a. al public auction on the PR mises, on TUE
DAY the 10th day OF prl, 1859, ut ~ O'clock r.
H., that large FRAM 81 DIS, and ID WILLIAM
attached located as described lat present occupied
by Mr. George s. Callan), to be removed In ten
days from day Of s lie. aG ,uia
WI also be rented, prior IT, selling the store,
FRAME TENEMENTS on same for one year;
ba,iog front on Eighteenth street OF eighty and
half feet running bsck q depth OF - FEET.
AMID LYNE 8 BROTtfgR, Auctioneers.
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By Grnbbs q Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
VIRGINIA HALL FOR RENT AT AUG.

VIRGINIA HALL FOR RENT ZEN AT AUG ;'
ut j. O'Clock NJ, we win rent the aboye-named
we'll known property a. auction.
1t embraces the beautifully, arranged saloon, fur
nished with every arrangement for flrst-class bar
and restaurant, with eight rooms above, adapted
Cor family nr for club purposes. .-s.t
Also, the HAIL expressly adapted for puN lie as
semblies, accommodating between zoo and eco per-
sons, with stage, dressing-rooms, &c, attached:
The location Is one Of the very best IN the city
for the pun poses above re erred tn. being on Ninth
street between Main and franklin streets, opro-
site the Capitol square.
In the hands or enterprising persons the hall
could be made one of the most popular resorts In
the city for concerts lectures, andpublc meetings.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
on IN Auctioneers.
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SEWING MACHINES.
TTOWE SEWING-MACH1NE.
- GET A GOOD MACHINE.

These machines are used all over the country
with the greatest success. Mrs. Jenny Fell Tor
merly OF Richmond. now Of west TwentieIh sIrses
CHINEs near S7eo In twelve months.
These machines Will seam. hem. tuck. hind,
stitch, quilt, gather. fell, braid emDrolaer, she
every earment worn by man, woman, or child. In
leather it makes englne-ho sale-leatber trunks
hiantets with the names Upon them, collars, TASKS,
bags, mail-bags, sails. awnings, whips. saddles.
corsets. hats caps, valises pocket-booGs, trusses
suspeniers, gloves, parasois, uppers for CATERS
coarse and fine q c.. d c..
Cali at No. 1871 Main street, under Anderson's
Art GALLERY and see this machine work. WI
sell for cash, exchange new for ca machines, OF
saa na -S - - "a =. H. apls ct
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rsspxorogs orr1cx CRY cas- wosks, ,

IMPORTANT TO GAS-C0NSUhiERS.-
i BY resolution or the City Coarci., passed No
yember 8 1859 aildeifnquent gas Bills Que prior
to january l. lsss are placed In the hands OF the
chairman OF tne Committee on Light fos settle.
ment. All persons occupying houses upon when
deli .quent lis are due and wishing to obtain the
use OF gas GAN have a liberal discount mace on
such bills by making application at the inspector
Office city Hall. ~
il II. SW EETAAN,
SD ls-stansw s Inspector OF Cas-
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TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC

TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
RIVER, IN WESTMoRsLAND COUNTY,
FOR sALE.-one is a FARM OF about TWO.
HUNDRED ACRES $50 of which Ia open land,
ready for cultivation, OF good quality, and lies
beau fully, within half mile and In full view OF
the Potomac river; has two or three springs OF
fine water, and bounded on one side 1.-THE length or
the farm, say one mile by honroe's creek, which
10 navigab!e for vessels or steamers along the
farm. here are also two or thee landings onlhe
farm. The buildings are small FRAMED
HOUSE, built for an oyerseer. and thres cabins
1he farm aud soil are admirably sniei for frnit-
growing and market vegetables, steamers pas5tDg
on the Potomac daily FOR Washington, baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, and BoSton, Msnaoe's
creek abounds with fish or almost every variety,
including good oysters Wild fowl are abundant
IN season-such IS ducks, geese, and swan. Price,
twenty-five dollars per acre.
The other FkRM contains abo1t ONE HUM
DRhD AND FIFTY hCHES 1T being the lower
end or my farm. IL lies beautifully Il frst-class
grass and wheat land u bounded Two thirds by
water-the Potomac river on one side, and Mon
rec creek ON the other. II Is the best location
for growing fruit to be found anywhere, Admira
bly, located for spor!iDg, killing ducks, geese, and
swan. Altogether, 1t Is one OF the most desirable
farms In market The only building 10 an OLti
ERAMlD HOUSE, with well OF good wster and
pump alta shed. Price, Thirty dollars per aeIc.
The terms Of payment for both farms viii be
IN ade to suit the times. 81
Address me at Oak Grove post-ofice, Va. or
further Information may be obtained at the Dis
patch flee, Richmond The farms may be visit ed
by the Posomac steamers. and will take pleasure
In slowing III. m.
sph HENRYB. GOUbDMaNs
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VOMMIsSIONER's SALE OF VALUA-
" REAL STATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF KISG WiLLIAM, KING. AND QUEEN,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
W BILE REAL STATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF KING WILLIAM, KING AND QUEEN,
AND HANOVER, vain obedience 10 decree
dered on the 2Sth day Of oven Der, lSSs, In the
cause OF homas l.. Gregory ct. n1 ps. Fendali
Or, gory's administrator ct ais, the undc,signed
OF May. 1862 at the Piping Tree 10 kipg william kan
county sell At pu6ic :IStion to me highest ola'
The said farm abounds Ia green sand mari. lies
hood, as upon il large and con senisnt zeiios,
mouse. two new offices, anu all 0ihef necessary
ifR hSsfs5 sSTSfa EsP1 Nd SS
ACRES The said property may trely be dese;ibt ID
market in Eas' ern Virginia at this time: the net
profits of the ferry alone--which Is kept by one
man In y sss a., IN soa 1a seat
renntd living II tsunsurpassed. =, ~
time and place VIII be sold t TSs OF CT
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND TWEsTY-FiVE
ACREs with good dwstnng.h9IisfG, H ana sseer
and containing ONE HUNDRED and FokTY-
THEE aCEEs OF which the greater part is In
. AZ Tue game time and place viii also be sold
parcel OF LAND lying "a Hanover county on me Inc
ram1nkey river about innr H nHyRTy Frvg
ACRES. being the same land pnEehassd y the iase
Or; Fendall Gregory sr., from bishsra smith:
hud IL ydluaDte On 6CCouub w tIS 1SiBOuIVoe''S
OF green sand MARL upon 1t.
The undersigned will, on FRIDAY the TN day
OF MAY, Issa sell upon The premises the. valuable
FARM called aHOCKLEY Eek, y lyIEg In King
Queen county, on the Mattaponf river near
AantuA ferry aad containing * ,ET HUSDkED
ACRES. Tnis farm Is OF dne soil, wen adapttd TO
large quantity of pine timber OF the origin, Il
growth immediately upon lie banks ofthe hE;ts-
POM.
paid IN cash, the remaining t1o-tbirds On en- dlt
or one aud TWO years In equal instalmsnts, from
the day OF SALE with Interest from cay OF ssie, TIE
purchasers executing bond therefor With spproytd
personal sureties and the title to- be Retained III!
the payment Of al the purchase money leach pur-
chaser having the privilege 60 pay as nEcn oil Inc
deferred Day nients in cash IS ne may see NJ.
- ssgs--z TH0BAS l.. GREGORY,
II --s-f 1ssgqs WILL LAM M. TURNER
NH as-ataw4w Commissioners,
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aY5SsvSSN sAT.E8.
THIS DAY.,
.ss...l a1SsIlJSI<-r<~e>~~~->
-, nv 1rhothas;W. Keesee, Auctioneer, aE
=. isaf NJ In street..

rvoiisEHoID FURNITURE, PIANOS,
Ill MocK1sa BIRD sc.; az m. AUc slTees on
viii sell as IN yst s,9 aasssns 10 o,cio a. NJ
M M Mshsasny sinEBUARpw With GLASS FREsS
MAHOGANY and Stained WAREHOUSES; -
Mahogany and Rosewood f isnnU ind RED.
Mahogany, walnut, anu oohny -
y,tsEF STEADE, 80 49, -, TsE
~ Mahogany BUREAUS s,s- 4-
FEkTHER B IDS and PILG1Swss
H. TIsir and shuck MAT TRHS .HS, -
= Wainns and Oak EXTENSION ThBLE a :,
e ! snitof ROSEWoOD PARLOR FURSiTUhE,
4 Wnod and Cane.seat CHAIRS. a
ssverai GoTTHGE CHI NIB Err BE re,
nair PIT sTFORM sCALEa
FIN SAFES. CHuDRENT,gsy 9Aa sIn!,.t'as u
io sheet iron Psr s, Tin Plates Cake houlds
+. large Trough, Trays, Pastry Boards, &c,
! l MEees fNG BIRD two years old, q very fine
- =, sins 'TiH H1N SW ". KEEsEF. Aucaeneer.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
GOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
No. 1904 MAIN STREET groom NO. 9,
RICHMOND, Va.

frederick W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention OF persons having real
estate in the city State for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purcha- for all pro-
perry placed In our hands
Our connections are well established throughout
the North.
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO-
PEKTY, FARMS, MILLS, MILL SITES, MINE
RAL and WOOD LANDS.
REFERENCES:
3 Hon. JAMES n. BLAINE, speaker House Of
Representatives.
Hon. r. C. SCHENCK, Chairman Committee
OF Ways and Means House OF Rep sentattves.
Hon JAMES A. G ARF1ELn, Chairman Of the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
Hon. ALEXANDER RlVES.
Hon. II. II. WILLS Governor Of Virginia.
II. G. FOND, Ksq., Register in Bankruptcy.
najor-General o. y. howard, u. s. A.
Colonel A. :. BUF 'Rn, President OF the Rich
mond and Danville and York River railroads.
b. D. CODKE, ESQ.,, or Jay Cooke q Co..
General WAS. q. W1CKHAM, President OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
800 ap lE-3md&w
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correspondence OF Tie klcHlllUHu OlspaICU.
THE CASE OF JAMES CHAMBERS-REC0M-
MENDATION FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AP-
POINTED THE LATE MRS. PEsCUD-
GREAT REVEALS AT THE BAPTIST
CHURCHES.
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ZEAL ESTATE FOB SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, OR Elk
a CHANGED for city property, valuable
EARM near buckingham Gour; house, eonsai ming
seventy-tiye to one humid ed acres OF which is OF
original growth balance in state or high cutti-
walton. improvements consist OF q two-story
framed dwelling forty-f ur feet by twenty, with
Kitchen and good accommodations for servants,
and all other necessary buildings, such IS q barn,
stable, corn-crib, tobacco-houses, &C.. and ali In
hrst-rate order. .-E ,. Is. u. EACHO,
aFaDl6-9t 20 - -&@ - Real Estate gent.
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FUTURE Day,
J ; BY wellington 6cddtn, 81
.Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent.

6 AtEsAT. AUCTION OF "a FRAMED
StTEFEMENT OF TIE NORTH LINE or
P0PLAR RETWBEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETs.-Will be sold at auc.
ton. on the premises, on WEDNEsDAYtn the a,st
April, flsea nc half past d O'CLOCK r IA, ZEE
FkkMED TENEMENT located as above. Re
sides the placement II contains I've rooms ana Is
wen suited for o. stfiall family .
TERMS One,third cash balance AZ Ioa LTD. anp
secured by q trust deed. "a ". -'.~1 ',st.a
Nv Teiins 81 OF Nj. Peter Mot abe I.,g-L-s /
Sap 10 .G1pOIE.a = uceI2LeeL. !.
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By Sampson Jones, DR.,
zenith street between Main and Cary.
WANTS.


WH GREASE, AXLE GREASE
w for carriage and wagon axis, mill gear,
&c In small boxes and kegs. Full supplies con-
stantly on hand for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & co,
ap1e Druggists.
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BY Wellington 6Sdafs.
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent
sALEoF PARTS oF

NOMMlSSIONERSS hLEUt fAhLSTH
NJ LOTS Nos 20 AND All y;BhRsk En- c AD,
~ ptchronfi anpofnfed By DEGREES enter cd on the
10th OK November. 1858 aud 9Th OF Beorr ,FN ,sss,
In the case or Coles eaecn.Ei1 azainst Gardner,
the rrt misses, ON TuEsDA Y.fie 9Th pfi 1aes ~
O'CLOCK X. 81. PARTS OF LOTS NOS. ~. AND
81 IN BAKEH'S' ADDITION, each irontng on
ninety-th-ee feet toward, St. Peter street: which
lots were purch by Jossph Eor5s az =. sal sale
S.j,ed TO comply with Che terms OF SAFE, they will
now be sold at his risks and costs.
TERMS . Opelhlrd cash balance at s1 and
te1ye for ne GO ilble notes, interest added
spd title retained uoIi all CT the purchase money
be paid and CONVEYANCE ordered by the court.
~ pH 80 ~ EDWARD H. FIJI ZHUGH,
- JOHN q, STEsER.
- '2 a. AUSTIN SIN tn,
o,t,1; s sxt - S sIII.E-EF Commissioners.
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WTANTED, to sell, the STOCK and
wv GOODWILL OF small FAMILY 9bO-
Gerry STORE Situated In a good location for
business), very cheap, for cash For further par
ticuIars, address J. 7. c., at Dispatch Office.
n. B. ause for selling, removal from TIE city.
an lJ-3t&
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A CAPITAL CHANCE FOR CAPI-
IA TALISTS. - Wanted, a responsible MO
NEYEDMAN to enter into CO. partnership with me
in operating my dist!llery. which has every IA
cility for MASKING twenty bushels grain per day.
Best or references given and reqaiced. ~.
For particulars, address or apply 10 the subscri-
Der at Lexington. Va.
Proposals received until May !. 1899. 5.
an I7-2t GhOxGE ID. DIXON.
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NNTANTED, AGENTs.-WE WISH TO
w EMPLOY ENERGETIC AGENTS (male
and fsmale) to CANVASS for our NEW PlCrURE-
LOST CAUSE Good agents are now making
from fifteen to twenty dollars per day by the sale
OF this rare work Of art. Any lady depending on
her own eXertions for support will find this very
profitable and attractive business. This new aud
beautiful picture has received the cnmmendatton
Of the p css ana public wherever shown, and espe.
clally from the Survivors Of the late struggle.
Sample copies Of this pictui will be cent on re
Gel Ut OF thu price three dollars For par .iculars
address FITCH q LlSDsE1,
...... Publishers, No. rs Fourth street,
an 17-lw Louisville, Ky.
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EOR SALE, A VERY FINE SAD EssN
II DIE and HARNESS MARE, blocd[so>A
oA'' 49, TRUMAS DUKES Stsble,g
TIJ-E Franklin street.
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DOANOKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY.
I have established at
BOYDTON, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
an agency for the

SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
In the Roanoke Valley and Southside Virginia
generally. Persons In this section having lands
for sale may find 1t to their interest 10 put them
under my control, as am daily In receipt OF COM
munications from parties at the North who wish to
make purchases here. THOMAS +. GCODE.
Refers to Thomas Branch & Co., Z. II. Maury 4
Co., Bacon Il Baskerville, Richmond, Va Stew
art, Lily. q Co, Staunton, Va. fe l-eodeot
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EOR SALE, PRIVATELY, a very desi-
R rAb!e little FARM near 1aines's NH or
New Cold harbor, cont lining about. SIXTY
menis This lard Is ad. pied to the raising OF We
getables and bargain may be had. Ee
TRIMS Liberal. IL. ID. EACHO,
amid 3t rar. Real Estate gent.
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w ANTED, TO SELL.-Any one willing
w 10 buy handsome set Of pAkLCR FUh-
NlTUtE can do so by applying at No. a12 Broad
street. between bird ana Fourth.
ap1I- endlwk