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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-31

BY Cook & Laughton, Anctioneers'
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
ii OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 49, FL 1, +
CAN'T ROSEWOOD PIANOS, BEAuIlEuL
WhI.NITT CHAMBER SUIT, &C, AT huC-
TI0N On TUESDAY the 3lst instant, Ut III
o,cIork we will sell ut our auctlon-rooms
One superior SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO, In heavy
ROSEWOOD CASE, entirely new made sny
Tremalne & Brother: nr.,ro
with ornamental carving, In rRoSEWooD
CASE, made by Galenburg 4 Go.
One excellent Nunns Clarke SlA-oC1h'I
PIANO. In ROSEWOOD CASE #i
ENTIRELY new PIANO STOOLS and COVERS.
The attention Of parties In want OF realiJ 7upe
rior instruments Is called To this SAFE. -, e,-,r
Ore entirely new WALNUT PARLOR SUI,
= finished In OIL of hest city make, cover ed WIN
GREEN FRENCH REPS;
Beautiful MhRRLE-TOP WALNUT ETAGERE
: SIDEBOARD, uor,>-v
ho5 1ENH WIT LIND II : BEDsTEhDs; -
MAH0GANY SOFAS, ROCKERS, and PAkLoh
y,GU ndGGlANN2T WARDRoBEs, BUREAUS, and
N, rAEGlLSNlYi ! L HH,' -DiNING-TADLEs,
one dozen MAHOGANY CANE CllAI ,i& ,5
REFRiGERATOR, WATER-CooLEks' ana
FEf k1fnhHA BEDS, PILLOWS, and MAT
RYlktMsESTAL IRON HAT-RACKs, BAL
CONY SOFAS and CHAIRS;
FLOOR OILCLoTIl,
RoP-LIGuTS, GAS PENDANTS. &c:
- COOK i LAUGfITON, F..
a, #+.. AuctiOneers.
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Rain in Montgomcry--Yell sni'
ph.sr Springs.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, August "a:
There is one item Of news over winch
there has been general rejoicing; that Is, inc
effusion of delightful showers OF rain thai
were bestowed on us yesterday. VIC had q
considerable shower, which was followed b!
the gentle fall of rain during the night:
and this morning ii is still cloudy, WITH
some tendency TO showers.
The heat Of the last week Yves pronounced
unprecedented in this latitude, and we are
now enjoying most delightful change OF
Temperature, consequent upon the rain.
Under the present administration, this If
one Of the most delightful watering-place
in the mountains, and few who come here are
willing to leave to 20 anywhere else. Majo'
DcRussy and Mr.. Todd, with characteristic
energy and courtesy, have devoted them
selves to the work Of making their guests
comfortable and their sojourn here plea
SAINT, and they have been cminently sue
ceSsful.
We arc fortunate in having most agree
able company, with more OF the home feei-
ing than is ordinarily found at such places:
During the past week many distinguished
men have arrived here. Among them Ten
erals Hardce, Early, Walker of Pulaski
Preston, Colonel Edmondson, Judge Walker
of New Orleans, Judge Clayton of Mlssls-
sippi, Governor Fitzpatrick Of Alabama,
Colonel Bethcd of Alabama, Governor Har-
ris of Tennessee, and n number OF F1rgl-
mans eminent in civil life.
The names Of many charming ana &C
complishcd women might be mentioned,
whose presence lend grace to the scene
but may God keep far from US the day when
the names Of southern women arc to DC
hawked about in public prints, and the ven
of modesty, which is one OF woman's most
winning attractions, be torn asunder to
hold up TO the gaze Of the vulgar those
charms that would by this very act perish.
Stuart Mill and suffrage and the IAN
KEGS to the contrary Notwithstanding, we
want women whose influence shall be as I'M
obtrusiye and quiet as the influence that
guides the planets in their course and binds
them in their orbits, and then it will be at
powerful.
There are here now about $50 visitors.
with q constant tendency to increase. ,.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE
4 ERtrN- II LA ALpDEN SIDNEY COL.

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE
4 PROPERTY At 1IANIPDES SIDNEY COL
LEGE. An pursuance Of 4 decree 81 The CIR
emit court Of Prince Edward county, H.. ana ny
the consent and approval OF parties IN interest tie
undersigned, as commissioners. will sell at auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the Goth sep
tembcr 1862 ut u O'Clock much of the REAL
ESTATE of the Rev. DR.. +. s. sampson deceased,
as was assigned rs dover to his widow.
This property is very valuable and located nc
in part Of the MANSION HOUSE and appurle-
nanccs in which the family of DR.. sampson re-
sided land now occupied by Mr.. G. BaSkcrvIHcl,
fronting on the main road and adjoining me ianuS
Seminary, and containing about EiG!ilTEt;N
ACRES. On this property Is DIV ELLlNG-
HOUSE commodiouSly and conveniently ar
ranged. with halls. closets. and pnrchcS. Two
double cabins, an Office, stable, cofh-house' Zee
house &C.. are also on the lot; and garden, good
wafer aud orchard of choice fruits, ADD TO me at
fractions of the place. -,
To professional man. to proprlctors Of board
inr-holiSes to parents desiring TO educate their
children, few positions in Virginia are more dc-
sirablc.
At the same time ard place, other VALUABLE
LOTS will be offered for sale AZ auction. 49,
This property is seven miles south OF taTmVlllc
Va. and one mile of Prince Edward Courthouse.
TERMS One hundred dollars cash and for the
residue of the sale the purchaser will he required
to execute bonds, with satisfactory security. on
credit of six, twelve eighteen, and twcnty-ionr
months. with interest from the day OF sale on me
deferred instruments. and title retained III the
future order of the court. go
G. Baskerville, Esq, on the premises. Will sno"
our post-ofice address is FarmTille. va.
mond. Va; DR.. ". r. Walker Dover Mines, Va.
and 4. G. McTwainc. ESD. Petersburg Va.
X. ii. WATKiNS'} Commissioners
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BY Wellington Goddins
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT N a, :; A. :,
4 BILE FARM CALLED "ENIEKr h1 ~ Ere
ON THE NEW. CENTRAL ROAD S tE;Spr ! r 2
TTRNPIKE. ABOUT THREE AND HAZE
MILES BEL OW THE CITY OF RlCtiM9SD
~ virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO tlc SUI,
scribcr bearing date OIL the 13th November, iooe;
duly recorded In Henrico county court In l!eeu
Rock No. IS, page DIS, we SHALL In executor,
thereof and with the assent of the debtor proceed
to sell ut pubIic auction, upon the premises on
commencing at o clock p. NJ. II fair, if not, on
the first fair day thcrcaftcr that vamahie I.rnl 10
Gated ms above, called "ENTERPRlSE," ana
now occupied by Mr.. Thomas J.. PIcasants, con on
tanning 35eS acres, of which 1909 acres ne ON lHg
north and 1901 acres on the south side OF me salo
Central road. II will be suh-diyldcd into lots OF
On Ia 100 acres cieh according to survey ana pat
thereof To be seen ut the Office of the aurtioncer
The land IS admirably suited tor grass, ana - pIn
bounced by judges to be emincntiy adapted 10 the
grare culture ., :. ,o,
Whilst the Orchard is not very EXTENSIVE II coI
tons 0narititv' Of very choice fruit OF several
kinds such as Apples. Peaches. Pears, ApricntS
Damsons. &C. The improvements on me pace
arc excellent, consisting Of BRICh NV l. III
ING-HOUSE of ten rooms 4 comiortaDle once
In the yard good servants Eouses, Stable, &c;
Possession Of the land given In time To- seed FAN
crops and full possession ut the end oi inc year.
Persons disposed TO invest In q small or 4 large
farm are particularly invited to examine Tie pro-
perry. ~ , . Ill, =, ,,,o
Bv consent Of the party. the terms Will he one
months for negotiable notes. interest added
'''''t I" ~ . - '''' ZENASB. STEARES.
ID III rta JAMES PLEASANTS,
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ZENASB. STEARES.
10 HI -, JAMES PLEASANTS,
10, IN eo,,o,r+tds Trustees.

VALUABLE LOT AT PRINCE ED
Y WARD COURTHOUSE, VA. AT AUCTION;
On MONDAY, goth September, 1880 (conrt-day,
we will sell the very desirable residence Of the tate
Samuel c. Anderson, deceased This property
contains about TWELVE ACRES, with an cight.
room DWELLING and offices, cabins, &c. III Is
Hampton sidney College and Union Theological
Seminary, and seven miles Of Farmyite. The So
cial. Educational. and other adyantnees' make
this a very pleasant and desirable location.
At the same time, we will sell NINETY ACkES
of WOODLAND. of the same estate.
TERMS About Twenty-Five Dollars cash pal
ancc on a credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen
months; purchaser giving bond with approved yea
security. The sale Is made under q decree OF the
Anderson, &c subject to the widows dover, hut
including the reversion therein 1t Is subject also
fhe ratification of the Court and the title IS re,
tanned until further decree. Refer to undersigned
and t. =. J. Worsham, Esq.
B.WQRSHAM; Prince Inc, E Ely Wo I. H. va
an 3c-otawtd Commissioners.
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Ts,c Wit OF the Late GOlcnel August.

Essc WIZ Oh the LAKE SOaSReA +sNS VISA.
10 the Editor Of Enquirer and Examiner ::
A very dull narrator, who has no eye for
point nor any ear for pun, has under
taken to repeat one OF the best things which
the Colonel ever "got off, as he used to
say, and made it pointless and silly, and,
wonderful to relate, the Dispatch, which,
not only witty itself, but the cause of wit
in others, has copied it with approval. JUS
ticc to the distinguished wit requires that
his remarks should be correctly stated. The
facts are these At the Fairfield racc-course
four-mile race was in progress, in which
the famous racer Red Eye was one Of the
competitors, with several others of fair
fame. Red Eye sometimes became sulky,
and would not run, and having given some
indications of sulkiness in the morning,
''thc odds" were for little while on . the
field" Meeting with the late John NJ. Pat
ton on the course, Colonel August said to
him, Mr.. Patton, | am surprised you
don't take the odds would if | had the
money, but that would increase the odds"
To which Patton replied, 81 don't think
the thing so certain. Just then Red Eye
| let out kink or two and shot ahead, and
August replied, pointing TO the horses, = l
differ with you, sir; for ID certum est, quod
certum, Red Eye (reddD poteSt.' Patton
was charmed, and often spoke of it as one
Of the best things ever said by any one.
ANXIOUS.
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~ OBLIGATIONS OF THE TRUSTEES OF
HENRICO UNION LODGE A., F., AND A. NJ.
No. 13o.-Pursuant to resolution passed by Hen
rico Union Lodge, No. 100, us follows
''ReSolred, l, That 4. X. Courtney A. 5. Lee,
J. 5. Dodson, and William II. King, who are here
by appointed Il committee for that purpose, be,
and they are, hereby authorized and directed to
advertise III one of the public newspapers Of this
city for ten days consccutlvely for all persons
holding stock scrip issued by the trustees OF this
Lodge to produce the same before them u L place
and on a day named by them in said advertise
ment'-
notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
been fixed as the time, and MY Office as the place
for presenting the claims referred to in the above
resolution. Any one not wishing to attend on the
day named can leave his or her claim with any
member OF the committee before the day named.
AR. COURTNEY,
Chairman Committee,
O1ice Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
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By Cook & Laughton, AGctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets

DOR SALE.-The undersigned Is aaiIn 10
IL riZcd 10 sell that very DESIRABLE. Efol-
0ESCF on Leigh street South side second door
from Eighth, now In Che occupancy OF Mrs, n;t.,
$ Valcntinc. The building was erected some eiSht
or nine wears ago under the personal supervision
Of the proprietor. and Is CONSTRUCTED oi me hcsl
material. IL contains, with the Kitchen, sixteen
rooms with all the modern conycnlcnces, ana Is
located In one Of the most pleasant quarters OF
the city. ,r-,cn,v
If not disposed of privately before IeESDA
the 3Is of August 1t will then, at o, clock In inc
afternoon he offered at public auction.
TERMS Liberal. and made known on applca-
ton. \. y. pDKIER. " t9 oui.c
Sale conducted by COOK & LAUGHToN, hMc-
tioncprS au Jul"
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By Francis T. 1sbell,
-Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


VTWO-STORY FRAME DWELLlNG
\ Am TWO RFATJTIFITL BUILDING LOTS
ADJOINING, on THE WEST SIDE OF HIM,
COCK STREET BETWEEN CLAG y y
AUCTION-On TUESDAY the 3lst day OF Au-
gust; lsGo at re9c kr T. NJ pGoMT the RTWSnlLIGIs
ING. now occupied BIZ Mr.. Hickey, and TWO
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS adjoining. loca-
ted as above stated The dwelling has four rooms:
feet andthc building lots 90 by 100 feet each.
TERMS: At sale. FRANCIS 7. lSBELL,
mn % Auctioncer.
Immediately after the above sale viii be sold a
pretty RESIDENCE, now in the occupancy OF L.
p. Crump, Esq. on the corner OF Clay and ken .
new streets, west OF Buchanan spring. the I'M
provements are n new two-story dwelling with SIX
rooms kitchen, and necessary out-houscs. ~
The lot fronts 80 feet and runs back 30 icct,
with a variety Of fruit trees thereon. The front
yard is beautifully arranged and well set with the
most choice flowers and cvergrecns.
FRANCIS L. ISBELL.
an m AuctiOncer.
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~ ALLEGO FERTI L 1ZING COM
" PANY-OFFICE CORNER TWELFTH
AND CARY STREETS, RICHMOND, EA.--Thc
CALICO FERTnIZlNG COMPANY Is now
prepared TO furnish in large or small quantities
and Mt lowest market rates the following feItiii-
zcrs PERUVIAN GUANO, RAW BONES,
BONE ASH, PLASTER, and the standard 81 A.
NURES for wheat, tobacco, etc ;: the "PltOSPHO
PERUVIAN GUAN0,n u mixture Of equal pro-
portions of Underground BONE ASH and PERU
WAN GUANO. Address
GALLEGO FERTlLIZINGC COMPANY,
auei-dIw&swlm Post-otice box Ais
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.rrTroy sArEs..-Fusure Days.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
N, between Main and Bank streets.

VERY NEAT BRICK RESIDENCE,
"A ~ TtJE FAST SIDE. OF ADA Ms SIREEI
HET w MAIN AND CARY. At TIL AutI = 4
On BOMBAY 9th September nc 40 0Sgsk Situated
we W. sbnve. in rear Of Mr.. Lewis D: Crenshaw
residence. tE ,, ,,,aopa and closets.
Also, kitchen with two rooms. ne ~
10 feet. eo-+rni.ies that are
offered for securing small comloItato ,noinrate
q. Few better investments in real estate cou'
be found.
TERMS At sale. , 1rrrr1,Ns
HI Auctioneers.
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MACHINERY. &c,
MACHINERY. DC.
AT A CHIN f SH 0 Z.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE l4l5 CARY STREET, EEAI
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

FOURTEENTH, KICHMONU, Va
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAlRlNG
STEAM-ENGIEES and BOILERS In city and
and repaired with all kinds Of fittings for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents Tor
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE GOV
ERNOR, .SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company $
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
the best gauge now In use Theyare LESS In price
than any other make. a full line of the above ar
ticies always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIL-CUP, for shaft
ing and all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. of OIL This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see 1t and US.
GEORGE 3. SLOAT.
my 10 A. JACKSON ADDlNGTON.
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CHRISTIAN OBSERVER AND FREE
CHRISTIAN COMMEMORATIVE,
RICHMOND, VA, AND LOUISVILLE, Ky.
REV. A. CONVERSE, d. D.. REV. +. B. con-
VERSE, Editors and Proprietors.

VERSE, Editors and Proprietors.
This + the oldest and one OF the most popular
religious papers in the southern States. 1t is u
Presbyterian Journal liberal in its spirit, accept
milo 1mong All denominations, and especially
priZcd asa
rTpsT GLASS Family RELIGIOUS PAPER
..,,,a,tt =. ,t, ,,,ris,i,,, ,,,,hiic nv sevc-
IL IS commences W iiic Ia i''i'i P'''10 ~ ~
RAJ cons = ros boo,, IN tl.sorvicco i
by us pH't ~ 't' i 40 ti,,. tI,n
the Church Tor hlt!-sl3 ye'fsa .ohsci ta,iT 'i I
any other paper. i'urIhS iot! 40 III, - '
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BY Lee i Goddin Auctioneer
No. lil3 Main street.

TRAME DWELLING ON TWENTY
T. FIFTH AND o STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,, LIST September
next. on the premises. ut O'Clock +. NJ. we Will
sell the FRAME DWELLING situated at the cor
ner of Twenty-ffth and streets, containing hTe
rooms: kitchen with two rooms: well OF excel
lent water. &c. The lot fronts 30 feet on Twenty
fifth street by 1876 feet deep to an alley Il feet wide
Also. a LOT adjoining, fronting 30 feet. a-
TERMS At sale. LEE hpol'lH.
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Dividend paid to policy.holders at end Of sccor,

Dividend paid to policy holders at end Of second
year In 1869, forty per cent.
The success of this company has exceeded all
conducted upon legitimate life insurance prlaci.
pies.
: Its aim has been TO exercise special care in the
selection Of risks, the stricteSt ccOn0my and Oh.
Sollte security In the investment of its iccumua-
lions. The extreme responsibility Of the com.
Dany tcsties TO this safe and prudent course In the
care OF the sacred funds contidrd.
Special features. that should lead all to insure
in the company. An investigation Of its plans and
merits will leave no one In doubt, and al viii re-
greet insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
at end of first year, and One-third loan on profits
No notes required for premiums. All policies
non-forfeitable.
No restrictions on travel or residence outside
the tropics.
Special protection to married women and chill
drcn, under charter.
No extra rate on females.
Its investments are made securely, for the benefit
OF the pOlicy-hOlders. "
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Him
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
T,orontb ctroct hctIcppn Main and Bank

TWO BRICK STORES AND DWELL
l ISGS. ON THE EAST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET BETWEEN PRESTON STREET AND
THE BURY1NG-GROUND, AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY. 3lst August, at ) O'Clock +. NJ, we
situatcd-to wit, No. 1905 occupied by Fleming
Gentry, 25 by l25 feet to wide alley, with neat
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING with hvc
rooms, out-buildings, &c. No. l,cli, occupied by
Frederick Booker with store and dwelling, kitchen,
stable &c. This lot is so by 1875 feet, and VIII al
nit of another building being put upon II, :.
,lucculcnts for Investment. they are occupied 10y
good tenants who have been in them many years:
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance at SIX AND
twelve months with interest. and secured by trust
deeds. GRJBDS ~ !LLiAhH,
au &c AUclloncers.
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50 PER DAY.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

---I-,>(>l--r----
MILLS & RTANT. TOBACCO EN-
WI CHANGE RICHMOND. VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHhNTS for the pnr-
chase and sale Of LEAF and MANUFACTURED
Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer To 4. i. Harvey,
President of National Bank OF Virginia; James
Thomas. Jr., Esq, Richmond, Va; Messrs. IL.
Messenger & Co.. New York; Mcssrs. johnson K
Thompson, Boston. Mass. 1y "a
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COMMISSIONERS 5 4 LIE OF SIN
u HUNDRED AND sIXTY-EIGHT ACRES
OF VALUABLE LAND IN \ o j. r
GoUSTIin OF decree ens Sn,n IN
Der term 1867 in the cause Of Coleman and others
Coean Admnistra,2r " ;t ana Yi, 9tG E ES,
tcmbGr 1909 court day., at the court House, that
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying on the
Mattapon river, within two miles OF Mtit@rd De-
BRED DIRE d And SSIXTY-EfC;IIT ACRFS, known as
..Clifton,' Of which the late Clayton Coleman
This land will he sold in two lots: No. will
contain about THREE HUNDRED AND SIN
TY-ElGIIT ACRES, and will embrace the main
dwelling. In good repair: good barns and necessary
out-houscs good ORCHARD. Lot No; viii con-
tain about THREE HUNDRED ACRES m"Sli!
bottom land; tocraby fair dwelling. Both lots
will contain plenty OF original oak, hickory, anu
pine. A., ,,,, t.,
one and two years from day of sale, credit install
nents TO bear interest, upon bonds. with good per-
sonal security. Title retained until the further
The undersigned resides on the land and will
take pleasure in showing i to parties precious TO
the v day sSyy of snS JAMES L.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
4 PERSONAL ESTATE IN AMELIA
COI'NTY.-By virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed
to the undersigned by John H. Neal on the 18Th day
Of tS Rs lsS Sa at P
county Of Amelia, on SATURDAY the nth day Of
September, 1859, Il VALUABLE TRACT Of
land upon which the said John II. Neal now
resides containing TWO HUNDRED AND Sc
Twenty-Five ACRES, lying near JetcrSyille, Il
depot on the Richmond and Danrilc railroad, in
the county Of Amelia. - -
Also, all the CROPS, STOCK, PLANTATION
TOOLS and HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, now in the possession Of said Neal.
TERMS: For the personal property Al sums
under 800, cash all sums over 500, Il credit OF SIX
months. the purchaser executing bond with APP
proved security. For the land onc-th cash
the residue OH credit of twelve months, the pur-
chaser executing bond with approved security,
and the title withheld until the whole OF the pur-
chase money Is paid. !. H. CahfBELl-,
auIO-Tu4w trustee.
QUEENS CREEK.-ThiSS splendid estate
" of nearly NINETEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
located in York county, Va. four miles below
Williamsburg. will positively be sold, by agree
ment, ut Yorktown, on MONDAY, 10Th Septen-
! ber 1869.
| Terms: Onc-fourth cash, and enough 10 pay
costs and charges balance ut one, two, ana three
wears with interest from date, and title retained
| for security.
| The estate will he divided into three separate
parccls or tractS-as follows QUEENS GREEN
| Drouer containing about - acres FORCES =
| with about - acres and NEW QUARTER, with
! about = acres. Further description IS deemed
uDuccessary but Will add that this Is one OF the
very finest landed estates on the Peninsula.
| ~ Il. +. DOUGLAS,
ALEX. DUDLEY.
WILLIAM :. PEACHY,
| Trustees.
WILLIAMSBURG, 9th August, 1869. al l5-tSl8
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tI1VY PRINTISG,-Seale nroposals will

EITY PRINTING-Sealedp proposals will
~ be received at the ollce Of the Chamberlain,
City Hail, until WEDNESDAY, September Isl, 1T
l2 O'Clock NJ. for contracts to do the city printing
for the ensuing twelve months. Bids must be per
token for press-work, per LOCO ems for COMPOST
ana quality Of each kind Of paper. The right is
rcscT we'd to reject any all Of the bids. Security
for the faithful performance OF the contract viii
be required of the person whose bid is accepted
Address JOHN l.. MuLFDRD.
All .7-tScptlst Chairman.
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REAE. ESTATE AGENTS.
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET (RoOM NO. 81,
RICHMOND, VA.
FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT,

We solicit the attention oil persons having REAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY OR STATE FOR
SALE to the advantages offered by this agency,
and promise oil part energetic efforts TO secure
purchasers for ali property placed in our hands.
Our connections are we'll established throughout
the North. ...,--
TO PURCHASERS we offer FOR SALE CITY
PROPERTY, FARMS, MILLS, MILL-S1TES,
MINERAL and WOODLANDS. jy Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-31
40 TO T. Z. GILL'S

No. $50 BROAD STREET,
FOR THE
Best BREAD in the city.
Best ROLLS
Best BUNS,
Best COFFEE CAKES.
Best TEA CAKES,
Best TEA BISCUIT,
Best CRACKERS, all kinds.
Best and largest variety of SUGAR, MOLAS-
SEES, and FANCY CAKES to be found in the city.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-31
DIRECTORS

John Enders, William F. Taylor. Samuel 5. CT.
trell, John Purcell, Charles r. WORKMAN, WillIsrn
Willis, DR., Ed. A. Smith, Thomas j. Evans, Jas
a. Scott, Parker Campbell. W. Ii. Tyler, J =
Edwards; a. !; spIoKes, j. b: M9rt2n, r. H. Db.
Ellyson, Asa Snyder, II. L. G. BaskeryilL. Sa,nrsi
c. Tardy, w. b. Chalkley J. ". Allison, George
$. Palmer, Thomas y: 9uarcSs, Il; {. Cabell, u. J.
A. p. Abel, William b. Isaacs, George L. BID,
good, Samuel NJ. Price.