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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

BOWLING GREEN, January 80, 1869.
Day before yesterday Captain Il. K.
Smith sold his farm, lying about ten miles
from this place, 70 Mr.. ReiDer, from the
State OF New York. 1t contained 373
acres, and received therefor 81 500 in cash
anarits equivalent. 1t is considered good
sale, I understand that five more northern
purchasers have arrived in this county
within the last day OF two.
The long and extraordinary spell Of
balmy weather was interrupted last night
by storm of lightning, thunder, hail. and
rain. lasting about three-quarters OF an
hour But this morning an almost sum-
mersB gun shines upon us, and thebirds are
singing as merrily as in june. In this
connection, gentleman told me yesterday
that he had heard his father say that in the
winter of lS05-'6, from the LIST of Deem
berto the list of March, no snow nor rain of
any note fell that during the whole fall,
winter, and spring the snow that fell alto
gether WAS not an inch in depth, and no ice
at all; and that whilst they had that re-
marketable spell, he heard an old gentleman
say that in 1850, or thereabouts, they had
Just such winter, and the seasons succeed
ing each period no corn was made at all; but
small grains-wheat, oats, etc.,--in abund-
ancs; and corn in 1907 was worth ten dol
lars per barrel. Perhaps we are to have a
repetition Of the seasons spoken Of. The
Thermometer this morning shows only 8
difference Of four degrees as compared with
the morning Of July 2, 1868. i i. = -"
Diphtheria has commenced its fearful
ravages in this county, and several families
already have cause to mourn its presence.
QUILL, I
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PETERsBURG, January 30, 1869.

''>'.' PETERsBURG, January 30, 1869.
As the correctness of my flour quotations
has been questioned by the Richmond mer-
chants, 1t may DO we'll to set the matter
right by. a few words of explanation. Pc
tersbury is not in large sense q -four mar
ket.G though o good deal is done IN the way
of jobbing. Consequently large guam
tity nut on the market would have de-
pressing effect. For the raw material OF
every article of produce our merchants lind
a ready sale in any quantity-such as cot
ton, tobacco, wheat, corn, etc.,-for which
they always obtain prices that will COM
pare fayorably with those of other markets.
There is of course much more -four manu-
factured here than there is home demand
for land the surplus is shipped to other
markets, where the prices obtained must
be governed by those prevailing in those
markets. Only enough is retained at home
to supply the domestic consumption OF the
citylaia surrounding country. Richmond
is q great manufacturing centre, and sends
her -four to all parts of the world ); and it
is only by the great draft thus made on 1t
that the price at home is kept up to what 1t
is, albeit your quotations are lower than
ours, There is also this difference be-
tween, our two markets: This is centre OF
distribution to large district of country,
while yours. is o centre of supply and this
is O sufficient reason why flour ought to
rule higher here than with you.
To test the accuracy of my quotations, /
called to-day on two of the leading houses
engaged in the flour trade, and was assured
thst,they were substantially correct. One
of them gave me statement OF actual
sales made this day-say extra, IN large
lots to the trade, OF $1,000, and IN small
lots at &ll single barrel, Sll.5O super
fine, to the trade, $3.50; small lots, > l0 ;
family, $13 to $3.50 and Sl4, according to
the brand. These figures correspond with
those given in my quotations, with single
exception.
If any of your merchants were to send
fo,irrhere the faith of our quotations,
they. would frat have to pay thirty-seven
cents fer charges, and then commissions.
There might be profit made by jobbing it
off but this would require time; whereas
if forced on the market the operation
mic htl result in loss.
These remarks are intended to show that
the character of our respective markets Is
very distinct, insomuch that the same rules
are not applicable to both. When this is
fairly understood it will be found that
there is no good reason for questioning the
fidelity of our quotations.
During the week there have been 4O5
loads, of wood issued to the poor by the
Relief Association.
Mr.. William r. Johnson, well-known
andnhig hly respected citizen, entered suit
this morning against Mayor Burgess for
false imprisonment, laying damages at
$4,000. Messrs. r. G. Pegram and W. L.
Watkins have been engaged as his counsel.
Mr.. johnson was arrested and imprisoned
by the Mayor the other day for language
considered offensive to that officer. 5.
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vottar from, Iuneuburg.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
UTTER END, LUNENBURG COUNTY, VA,
. January %, 1869.
While no public meeting has been held
in this section to approve or disapprove OF
the new movement, the matter IS being
freely discussed among the people, and
they appear ready and willing to cooperate
in any movement that will tend to peace
and prosperity, provided there is no Dacri.
fee of honor and independence required of
them in 80 doing. The whites and the
freedmen are getting along very haFmo-
niously indeed, and am credibly in
formed that Captain Stith Boiling, the Con-
servative candidate for the Legislature, will
be supported by quite large number =, of
the freedmen in the next election. The
planters in this section seeded large crops
Of wheat, and it is looking fine:
A WANDERER.
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IA:Ilrr.TION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
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By Francis r. Jsbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
ria-anth between Main and Bank streets.

a TTRACTIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE
~ IMPROVED AND TrNIMPROvFn REAL
T5ThTE IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT
InCTION.-Wlll he sold at auction. upon the
nrenfses IN the town OF Sidney. on WEDNES-
IA the Sd day Of February. 1869. commencing ut
1 O'Clock P. NJ. the following DESIRABLE
REAL, FSTATE-viZ.. 0s ~ 49, b
FOUR VERY DE- TRABI.F FRANZ DWELL
IEGS contsiuing five rooms each. with kitchen
and good lots. fronting the west side OF CHERRY
between Elmwood Tor Main) and Dover Tor Cary
streets. -.. .-,.
four rooms each, with kitchen and good lots, 'front.'
ing on the south side OF Dover between Cherry ano
Laurel streets. -
VERY DESIRABLE AND COMM0DToUS.
FRAME DWELLING on north side Of Flmwood
street near the Methodist Episcopal church. con.
tanning about nine rooms. with ampc servants
apartments large lot attached. and variety OF
fruit trees thereon.
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL AND MOST DESIRA-
BLY, LOCATED VACANT Let's, fronting 30 rect
each on the west size OF Lanrel between Dover
and Cumberland streets, and running back la3 ieet
to a wide alley.
y his property Is in an Improving and healthy
portion of The city with he sidewalks on Main ana
franklin streets paved nearly to the new corpora
tion line. This sale presents rare opportunity
for profitable in vestent for pers0ns IN secure
desirable building lots or dwellings for their own
use.
iRRMS: One-third cash the residue upon a
credit OF four eight. and twelve months Tor nego-
table notes. with interest added. and secured DV
trust deed. Taxes and Insurance Tor 1859 " e ptlu
by the purchaser. FRANCIS L. iSBELL.
ia so ku"finnfcr.
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Letter from Rockbridge.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
GOSHEN BRIDGE, January 20, 1869.
AFTER an absence of q month, have again
returned to my mountain home and entered
upon the duties Of another year. NV visit
70 Eastern Virginia was indeed pleasant
one. The people Of that section have al
ways been famous for their hospitality, and.
they are % KIND now as ever before. In
this connection must speak of theApolite-.
ness Of the officers connected with the Ches.
apeake and Ohio, railroad. They SEEM to
be always, anxious to make those who ira.
vel with them feel comfortable. The
weather on this side of the mountains is re-
markably warm. Farmers are busy making
for their coming crops. THO
wheat is locking lyeEy well indeed, and
unless it is damaged by some unforeseen
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BY Wellington Goddin,
huctinncer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LO'

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
NORTH STDT Or EXCHANGE ALLY BE-
TWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS. AND BEAUTIFUL LITTLE
FARM OF TWENTY ACRES. HALF MIL 4
FAST OF RICHMOND. ADJOINING OAK
WOOD CEHETERF.-By virtue or a deed Or
trust executed to the suhzcriher br Mr.. Pevton
Johnston and wife. bearing date nth September,
1865 duly recorded in Richmond Fustings Court
and also In Henrico Comfy curt, shall, In exc
cutinn thereof. proceed to sell at public auction,
on the premises. In the order advertised or TTFS-
DAY the 9th Of February. 1869, If fair. II not the
first fair day thereafter. commencing mt IL O'Clock
n. that valuable LOT located rs above. !nme-
diately in rear of the large store owned By Mr.
william Ira Smith, and recently occupied by
Mcssrs. Noah Walker & Co.. fronting 20 feet, rum
ming hack IS feet to said Smiths line.
4 nd at 1 O'Clock i. NJ on the premises, that
valuable T0TTh GE FARM. called "The Re
treat ;, adjoining pakwood Cemetery containing
TWENTY fFRES. The land is highly improved
and the buildings are sufficient for the us" Of n
small family. AS market or dairy farm this
one possesses peculiar advantag hv reason Of It's
proximity to the city. being within and a
half m lies of the Old Market. Selling ms trustee,
I shall convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMS Enough in cash 70 "cfray expenses nf
sale and to pay or the Of 90 non and All Int
rest in arrear on credit as TO $1,000 until the
nth Of Septcmhcr. 1af9 on Ike credit of 81 COO
until 18th Of September, 1870; ON like credit Of
y Oon unt'l Nth Of September. ISL: and rs to any
residue Of the proceeds on such terms rs shall he
annour~ed ut the hour Of sa1e-the whole credit
instruments to bear interest from tho day or sale
and to he secured ny trust deed. H. Is probable
on the day of sale the creditors may he willing To
' II. A. CLAIBORNE,
Trustee.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

HyILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO TX.
lgS CHANGE. RICHMOND, VA, BBOhkRo
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pat-
chase aud sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBaCCO3, 0rLerS solicited. Liberal advances
made on con3ignments. Refer 20 A. I. Harvey,
President or National Saak Of Virginia; Jahis2
Thomas, Jr Esq., Richmond, Va: Gessfs. II:
ThSmnsnn. Boston, Mass. IVA
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Auction SALES.
rIrTnRE DAY,

FUTURE DAY. ,- ..,T
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A UCTI0N.7,a Y .,,y
"A VIII be sold at auction on WEDsEsDa 1 l., |,
Fai,ruary 4 1862 at 10 a.. NJ. at the warehouse Vi
Woods Fay q Reed, No. IS Fifteenth street,
so barrels FLOUR -,,f, ,., -
400 bales prime NORTHERN HAY, In iots ~
suit purchasers yr-r-
80 bales CLOVER HAY.
so bales STOCK HAY,
2 900 GRAIN Z GS, and
consisting OF
DTSRa COPY-PRESS.
STOVES, CLIPS andRULERS,
TsRLFS CHAIRS, &c. &c. Also,
WHEAT FAN, SCALES,
ooi WOODS, FAY REED,
a., "a in liquidation.
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Thomas ". Kccsce, Auctioneer,
office 1917 Main street.

DOOKS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-l
u will sell on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
February al commencing at ! clock, at my store,
an assortment of 1870
SCHOOL AND MISCFLBa NFOUS BOOKS,
mart Of the stock or bookseller who has declined
business ,
Contributions To the above sale are particularly
solicited. THOMAS W. Is EtSs 81
u 20 Ancti Nnecr.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VERY HAND

A SSTGNEE'S SALE OF A VERY HAND
N SOME RESIDENCE on NAVY HILL. ON
THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH BETWEEN D ',
VAL AND BAKER STREETS. ALSO. FIRST
RATE NEW PIANO.-is assignee In bankruptcy
OF Mr.. V. J Clutter, hall sell al nnhl" auction.
on the premises, on THURSDAY the Isl Fehrna.
re, 1889 ut 1 O'Clock r. NJ. that handsome LOT
22 by y. feet located AS above with NEW
FRAMED DWELLING thereon now In the occr-
pancy % Mr.. Clutter containing ample accom-
mOdatons for a moderate sized family. and fin
lshed with great taste. and containing the usual
modern improvements. This Is really hrst-class
residence.
At the same time and place will be sold very
superior new P1s no.
TERMS For the real estate. oHe-thlrd cash :;
balance mt eight and nine months, for negotiable
notes Interest added, secured nv a trust deed For
the Piano, cash. JOHN VI. HILL,
ia 3O-2awtds assignee OF '. j. tlu'tcr
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STATEMENT +:
". II. PECKHAM, President;
II. Y. GiHhGhN, Secretary:
l.. HCADAM. Actuary;
G. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM

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~ pANY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
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PHILADELPHIA, where the general business u
The Company Is transActed, andt 10 which all gene
raj corrcGpUudence should re addressed
oFPICEES:
CLARENCE Il. CLARK, President.
jay COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY d. COOKE, Vice-Prestent.
EMERSON w. FEET. Secretary and ActuaIy'
This Company, national IN II character, 9tere,
by reason Of It's large capital. lO@ rates Of pre-
MUM, and new tables, the most desirable means Of
lnsurng life yet presented to The public.
The rates ofpremium, being largely rsdncen are
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best mutual companies and avoid all the comph-
cations and uncertainties or notes, dividends aAd
the MISUNDERSTANDING which The latter are SO apt
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Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
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MUM POLICY. IN the former the policy-hoid"r
not only secures lie Insurance, payable az death,
but viii receive If living, aiLCr period ~ a few
years, GtI anttGL income equal TO ten per cs'n 20
per cent? ortts pr grhtS p0ticy. IN the latter,
The Company agrees to return u. ne assured !ae
iotaL am6untor money he has pd!d IN, II. edition
10 The amount u his policy. ,.-,-.-
The attention OF persons contemplating NSRFlnS
their lives, or Increasing the amount al Insurance
they already have, Is called 10 the spcci"! advan-
tages offered by .he National Life Insurance Con-
Circulars, pamphlets, and fnll particulars, given
on application TO the branch office Of the Com
JAY COOKE & CO, Washington, u. c.,
General Agents for District OF Columbia, Virginia,
and " est Virginia.
S. d. SMfrh, Cashier First NaIona' Bank
Richmond, the Agent for Henrlco Campbell and
Dinwfcdie counties. de , !In
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AS ASSIGNEE OF SAMUEL F. Nc

AS ASSIGNEE OF SAMUEL +. Mo
n GEHEE, bankrupt, shall sell on me iCI ~
on which said NcGehee now resides, contalning
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACkES,
wing in Charlotte county, and five miles from
KevsviIle depot: excellent framed dwelling ol
nine rooms and the ont buildings all rcmarkaniy
rood about one hundred aud fifty acres OF creek
hats which are highly productive and safe for
corn any year. 1855,
This is cons idcred one or The best tracts In the
COUNTY n. y. CARhIEGTON,
10 "a 7ts,vids Assignee.
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BY Gruhhs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A NICE BRICK RESIDENCE ON TIE
"A WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET.
JUST BEYOND. LEIGH STREET. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION On THURSDAY, dth February,
at o'clock P: NJ, we VIII sell nnon the premises
cuned by Mr. u. w. Pickrell.
II has seven rooms besides basement, bathroom.
iron verandah in front and water kitchen
with four rooms we'll drained by culvert.
The p-: m'scE are In nice order having been re-
Gently painted and papercd. immediate possession
given.
The lot IS 30 by LA feet
TERMS Ore-fourth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months, with interest
GRUEBS & WILLIAMS.
IN 40 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubhs & Williams, kucttoDccrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A LOT OF GROUND, ON THE SOUTH
II SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN TWENTY
FIPST AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS,
beginning 81 feet east or Twenty street will
be sold AT auction. upon the premises, on TITS
DAY February Cd, at halc-past O'Clock. I. NJ.
II Is 2:5 By IS feet to an alley 30 feet wide, and adj
Joins rhe property of James SCOTS estate, and
that Of Messrs. J. n. Cox and 4. II. Drewry.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
10 AmctInnnnrE.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

AND. PETERSBURG AS FLOUR
MAIKETs-wooD ISSUED TO THE POOR
SUIT AGAINST MAYOR BURGESS FOR FALSE
IMPRISONMENT. ~ " ="
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auct,oneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN Elk
| } (yFTLFNT FARM IN HESRlGO 10Snn-
~ TURFE MILES BELOW RlGh m0Hn,
.IlTGINING THE TREE BILL ESIhts...-, IN
nnrsnanco of two DEGREES OF the Circuit C0aIs 81
re cHunty OF Heprlco pronounced on the -sIn ~, ~
nriI ami the eth OF May 1858, and a!ilrmea ny tns
District Court of Appeals, respectively IN Inc sun
If Tatum ct ais u.s. iatum, &c, snail sen uPo n
tie premises at public auction to the nlsEess otu
dor IN FRIDAY the 18th OF February, lses AZ :
p M the TRACT OF LAND in the county VI
Eanrico about three miles below the CITY OF hIcL-
nond on the Osborne turnpike, adjoining lle
innIs Of William B. Randolph and the o Ia i1ee
uiiI tract and containing by estimation NINE
;tRpS more or less being the same tract o! winch
ThennhiIus Tar1rm died seized and now ID tie oC,
cnnancv of William Jones, who purchased II a.
liner sale made by me- and at whose RISK am
cost II Is now sold, he having failed 10 colhply
with the terms OF sale. The properly hhs 0'''
,mnroved bv the setting out Of fruit trees, NC.
TERMS :. Cash for so much rs may be necess"ii
RI tho costs and charges Of the sale ana costs o.
the ra against said Jones. estimated al ABOUT 20
and the balance now due. OF principal andlhtereSt,
and charges of protest upon the notes given %! Clc
aid Jorgs for The purchase money ri tle IorlilrT
eaie with interest from the 8lst May iooo'
aud 81 7s6 ~ viii interest from the lst December
1855 until the day Of sale; and Tor the oalahce,
r;nor smrh terms as the said William Jones may
nrrerrihe or unon hts falling 10 prescribe upon
six and tye I've months credit for negotiable hotes,
with Interest rcom day Of sale. and well eudors".
The title will berctained until the purchase money
e. III All !, naid " WILLIAM II. TATuM
% 90 - stsEstdtds Commissioner.
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EOR INFALI DIS.
LIEEIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT,
EPTRACT OF MALT,
TOURTELOT'S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
uAED'S FARINACEOUS FOOD,
HUBBEL'S FARINACE0US FOOD.
RACAHOUT DE5 AkhBES,
BlSCOTINE,
COM5TOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED DAT MEAL,
PREPARED COIN STARCH,
PEARL SAGO AND TAPIOCA,
FRESH TAMARINDS,
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
HOMEOPATHIC COCOA, &c,
tor sale by MEADE BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacutists,
fa29 sla Main street.
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EXECUTOR OF John BrldgWattF, ueCv'E9eV'
In 23-tds
FRUSTEF,s SALE OF VALUABLE

FTHRUSTEE'S LIE OF VALUABLE
( LAND IN GLOUCESTEk CQuN T1:-By
virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Edwin ITALIA
erro to the Subscriber for certain purposes therein
specified the subscriber III sell. or SATURDAY
the 18th day Of February, l36s ut Gloucester Court
house ct public auction 20 the highest bidder that
valuable TRACT OF LAND lying on North river,
IN Gloucester county, adjoining the lands OF war,
ner Z. Taliaferro and others, on which Mrs. bIahu
Tnliaferro ut present resides. ,r>
This tract Of land contains ONE HUNDRED
ANDTHREE ACRES lies Immediately on North
river, In one OF the most desirable neighborhoods
In the county. There Is on the place Il GOOD
ILING-HOUSG and MI necessary ont
buildings, and the land is productive ana III gOod
state Of cultivation II Is rarely that such desirable
property is offered for sale.
The terms will be accommodating. ceiling as
trustee viii only undertake 10 convey Sucl lhtc-
rest as Is vested in me b. the said deed Of trust
but the title IL believed 10 be perfect.
For further partlcul airs, or any Information on
the subject of this land persons who may desire TO
purchase are referred To Richard 5. Folkes, Esq,
Charles City county to General William 81 Jalla-
ferro, Of Gloucester, or To the subscriber
ia l2-tds* W. SHEPARD MILLER Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
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Rv a. G. Pulliam, AuCtionecr.
THIS DAY,

BY a. c. Puliam AuCtionecr.
1--WE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
4 AUCTIOE.-By request of The owner VIII
sell at aucton'on MONDAY, February l, 1892 Mt
O'Clock p NJ on the premises. -FOUR BEAU
gIFUL LOTS. fronting thirty feet each on Denny
street. In Port Mayo, and ONE, BEAUTIFUL
LOT Go. y fronting ffly-siX feet on Nicholas
street. in the plan Of Fulton.
TERMS Cash. Taxes for 1869 to be paid By the
purchaser. h. y. L ULLihM'
ia % kuctiOnccr.
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of the Richmond Dispatch.
BOWLING GREEN, January 80, 1863

LAND sALE-INTERESTING REMARKS ON THE
Nv ATHER-DIPHTHERIA
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Tg7RUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT ElGH-
4 TEEN HUNDRED AND NIEETT-SENES
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY QF
YORK. N THE &TATE OF VIRGINIA, AND
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the provisions OF deed OF trust exc
bearing date the LIST Of January, 1901, and dnly
recorded In The County Court OF York county, The
undersigned, the trustees therein named, Mt the
reuuest Of the creditor secured by said deed anC
having given the four mOuths' notice required Ivy
the said deed to- the said Robert Saunders OF such
February 1862, at she front door OF the Exchange
Hotel in the city Of Richmond, ut the corner u
FRANKLIN and Fourteenth streets Ut the hour OF II
O'Clock NJ. proceed t. sell the EEAL ESTATE
conveyed by the deed OF trust aforesaid, called
and known as ''QTEE MS IREFk,h or so much
or such parts thereof rs may be necessary to
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. This
land IS Situated Queens creek, Of the tribn
Laries OF York river and but a short distance from
said river In the county Of York, In the state OF
Virginia Vessels drawing four or Ave feet Of wa
ter can ascend this creek TO Within few miles o!
williamsburg.
oyster planting. 40 further description Is now
thought 10 be necessary as II Is presumed that any
ore desiring 70 purchase viii view the premises
and Judge for himself before The day Of sale.
THE TERMS RE That the purchaser pay one
h,lr OF the purchase money The day OF sale and
The balance In two equal payments--one on the Isl
Gay Of january 1870 and the ohcr the 1st day Of
January, 1871 and for which lie shall execute his
bonds, each To carry interest from the day of sale
and 10 be secured by decd Of trust on said land.
The undersigned, Talbot sweeney residing IN the
city Of williamsburg, VIII take pleasure IN chow
Ing the land to any one desiring 10 purchase.
r. b. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT SWEENEY, ; Trustees.
lie Is ALExA NDER DUHLEY.}