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FALL AaD ITS pANGEBs.

animal rs va a. vegetable life 10 powerfully
affected by the great stmosph change that
tai es lace in the Fall. But for the flowers, the
fOlis AID the herbs OF the field there IL help
Their time has come and die they must. IL 10
othtrwise with man. For him the means OF re.
invigor Atien have been provided by skill aud
science To recrsit his exhausted energies and
foTtify himself against the disorders generated by
the sudden de Pre- sson 0: temperature aud the uu.
wholesome exhalstions OF Autumn, let him tone
his rvous system. fnvisorate his cigestiou, and
sive edge 20 his appetite with H0SrETrERs
STOMACH BITTEBS He may then face the
mort id inhcences OF the season fesrlessly. The
chilling night cews aud heavy morning mists will
have no power to make him SILVER and burn. to
affect his liver, TO disorder his stomach or his
bowels, 10 rack his joints With rheumatism, or to
render any latent element OF disease in his system
active and dangerous. To the sufferer frem gem
eral debility. whether constf,utienal or arising
from ether causes, this potent vegetable sp acfhc
is earnestly recommended And let 1t be remem.
bered that physical trsakness opens ths dor all
nsaIadies Vigor Is the chief defence OF the hu.
man structure against all causes of disease, and
HUSTLTTER'S BITTEkS may be truly pro.
noureed the safest and surest of ell invigoranie.
1t is the most genial Of all vegetable tonics and
is acmp ably adapted to the wants and weak.
nesses Of the more delicate sex, az well % to the
silmt nts OF men. oc n eo3t&w
~lOUR LIOBNsl IXPIREs ON THe
rAsT Tns. SS e HSys| ass Gail q Jus
svepue, ard obtain an application. &C is-st'
@ADMIseION TICKETS OF MEMBERS
be had st the sscretary's ONCE, 466 7th street,
0s ssi f''' oniT'a Taos. Z. wAesAMAs, Sec.
rATT khl M4kEiiSs Y YTr TIE VS, sSASP 2!
&zLr osfaas HsYIus held sss 81 is.. sa
among other busfness wa. the folio wing: = '
to S. si e s s: s0 :ss
s%Oun. q income T. sss control q this snd
the vie. to correct erroneous ime:sssions con
In furtherance Of this resolution. have to state
tass the amount OF income 10 shout o. 900; the
neneer Of ipmateD over 80 and the snnuL cost
5esrH aIs,000 One means Of needing the pressing
asnSsney viii b the crlhale, fair 60 essen NO.
two vssSs: OoVnrisht poverty IL the opiy excuse
against the osshsn's sRPesL, ...,,-.I :.
"a. WAL1Hl, Secretary ana Trcasaser. :
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L Or YOUR BUTTER AND CHEESE,
Go and see the Pine Stock on hand, at
A. KERS rODD's
New Commission House,
oc II ST. Seventh street, above l.

a
MALAGA GRAPES just received.
OAIAWBA, ISABELLA and other GRAPHS on
hand In prime oruer,at
". MOORE 4 CO. g., 4s1 s.h street,
oc lot ~, between D sud k.
4 INIfED BfAfEB fATENT OFFIO1,
On Tia ,.,,,,Hn a e rsH p 81 Get ~ 49,
q sasn S1.S, Re Ing Tor 81. the lax
April, 1856, for an Improvement In Spreading
Roller for Stretching Cloth
IL 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day of March next, that tile
time Tor Ming Arguments and the Bxaminer's
report be limited to the I'D day Of March
next and that said petition b heard on che 18th
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
ocE Oomr11ss1oner OF Patents.
limited STATES PATHNf OFFIUa,
WAsHINeT0N. ID o.. Octobsr To- 1862
On the petition Of CHARLES H. BROWH and
OHARLyS BURLEIGH, Of Fitchburg. Mass.
praying Tor the extension Of patent granted 70
yhem on the 18th day Of January 1856 ANA reissued
on the ESD Day OF August. 1851, for an improve
WsEs IN can sSr Regulating and workins steam
Il 10 ordered that the testimony In the case b.
closed on the 18th day Of December next, that the
time TOR fling arguments and, tbs Examiner re.
ports be limited q the 14th day OF December next
and that said petition DO heard the 18th day Of
Any person may oppose this extension.
- MUEL 8. FISHER,
&C IeM3w Oommissionsr OF Patents.
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~TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

WARRINGTON, October ~, 1853
Notice is hereby give 70 the holders Of the cir
chatting Notes OF the First National Bank OF
Nevada Austi q, thst such notes will be paid in
lawful money Of the DATED STATE upon prssen.
t:tion Of the same 1t the Trsasury Of The United
oc2i.et Acting Comptroller OF the Curreney.
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n~TBE INDIANA ASSOCIATION MEETS
u3 FRIDAY, I'D, 81 III ,. N. az Orittenc en-
hdvsrds' once, No IA street. Business Of
Importance Full Attendance requested. By or
der OF the President. fChronI 1t
~HEw YORK REPUBLICAN, AsSOOIA.
O fION.-An sdjourned NEE ting or fhis q
sOclatiob will be held on THUksDAYEYEMTNG
October u, lSo9. ut 30 O'Clock, In Union League
b all. A n. CLARP Presiaent
J. Ii. PATRICK, secretary. IL
TATTEHTION, OAsPBNTRRs "A special
AS meeting OF the a0UeE OARPENTERs'
AssOCIA1 ION will De held ct TratlSs, Uuioo
Bal, III UksDAY 4VENING, the 2lst last, aI 5
O'Clock. By order Of
@. H. LOyELEse. President "a
G. T. CLARK, 81 cretary. Ir
n~hAsoNIC.-A sisted eouvocasion OF EU-
% RfkA X CHAPTER, no 4. will be
held at Central Masonic Hall, corner 9Th and d
streets. on FRIDAY I'D instaut, at p. IN Ihe
members are earnestly requested to be present.
Busfnt ss-klecticn Of ono, rs
By order of the II. =. II
oI2I2t Q. JOHN THOMSON. SEC.
"BoYsIN BLUs. "A Special citing Of the
A 0n'cersof Ihs Boys N Blus, p. Q; will be
held at u ion l. ssae Hall THIS AWNING, at
IS1 o lock, TO make asrsngemssts to attend the
Celebration Of the Emancipation u Slavery in
Mari Hand, TO be held In Baltimore November 4th, ,
AID TO transact any other business which may
GENE before the meeting
BY order Of A. GRANT. commanding.
at w 3. FLsfOh1R, AdIutant General
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iid PERSONAL,
$4,000 F0FbiHHED ON siAI ESTATE
oea,t Real E:s.ss Brot aAsss io street,
M ADAali. wEIs. MIDWIFE NURSE,
,, P;srticular attention given to Female Com
Pieiu's. oc 81 Ct
NoTICE-I hereby iorewern All person. not 70
on my account. she having LEFT nv bsS .Nd
" ~ sss cause or 'r''0oa', IoHr o,covxx
~ OLD pB DARBY. No. 80 i" n .sr.et' sc. fsS!
doors south OF the Avenue. He's sr1ssSvi ,rSsn
otatrstail Office open day and night ocao I'm :
TO TRh ttAD!Is5Indelible Marking. Stamp.
and In the best manner. French Fiuttnr done
done t. ordsr ana for sse !. ~ tp Ps
sdeiphis stamping Depot, AAs 7th street, opposite
oc l6-lm' LA. BARROws 90.
A WATCH FREE-eiven gratis to every live
"A man who will act az Aep Mt 10 . new. light and
sdSs@s; Assss:: = sosso 9'i KEESs ;;sss I
FOE TIE suI BHs y;x APP 2. SHEAPEsT Pho
seS sH ga Is: :..
reotypes or other old pictures, made larger OF
so IN fRs end
Gallery In the United states. Facilities ansur.
peese0. = !. = De Elm
y janis HUGHES,
ATTORNEY AND O0UNsELLOR Ar LAW,
VIII practice In the Supreme Court OF the Uni
TED states, the Court OF Claims ana the Cor rita ~
the District of Columbia . "
once, - Penna. av. nue., bet 18th and 18th sta
The business Of the firm Of Hughes, Denver
reck Will be closed uD By the partners Jointly
once, 256 Pa. ave J., bet. 18th and 18th sts auf.sm
DR. L,ki0T. -n
The most skillful and oldest established adver
rising physician for the treatment Of fEMALE
OOmtLAlNT is In the city. Ladies suffering from
Irregularities may repose the strictesr confdeuce
In him.. He guarantees . thorough cure. HI, fees
the Doctor. U16-d
DEBINGs WONDERFUL REMEDY-
VIA + IA,
Read Pamphlet of remarkabla
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oVV q = j
s | ..att - OF THE " '' q
-fTf North ARLINGTON ESTATE
10 a FOE SALE,
BEA UTIFULLYLUCATs D FOR SUB URBAN
COUNTRY STATS, =
COMPRISING the 6nsst Views of the Capital City
and s - suIro1ndinss. The best grape land vet
,ioE fST peaches, pears sod rhs sSsss tsuit, Az
sns ss s"s s; s.: s1Ss
tirossl Il. VII s. soi1 y ioss % from one q
t.:n sFs: tine g Sisir :s;S q z. ssE.r,
"1. a PHILLIPS, 0sorseteNns D. y 80 -sms
FoH REHI-Ce a.,t asor; one i,rss n. y! sisc.y
n00As, ssitssls iof 6cssekeepins. vi. 9 rsnte3
sSSssaer OF sspsrsts Also, one tISns ~
81 North b stfsst, 6apitoi Hill, between 'Deis-
ware avenue end Let street sass. VT
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II! 4 :ssSs..,E s..s b.. 4 Scr
row OPEH. ct
MARKRITER's,
No. 4s6 TIN STREET,
Between d and Z Streets. ..
IN atHAsE RhMEMBER TIE NAME AND
EsrABIIsHED i ss5:
A'i 5 Isl Isl. tt 10. Pi .2SKrsrI.
lO0 kits No. nAOK ERIL.
]: - $ EsS1It3s FISH.
Scr sale s;l,n at the lowest maskss l5iss; .ox
A1r1h1los MAS o. oosAATT r'SrloHn
uae removed her 4ashiousbls Dressuaking h.
tabliehnent to 474 nth street, betvssn aad 2,
and 70 reeeiving the latest end best styles for
and Reception Dresses; also, " slktne Suits Of
oil made In the latest and best styles
Satisfaction guarante
Rsmsnbsr the number. l14. oc al.lm
EsTABLIeHBD 1888. -
We DER: g ssll 1tteaton to our old stock Of
Sinet, csstiiion . %. OLD CABINET WHISKY.
1ORf. vH1RRY and MADE,RA,
Which We warrant for their psrity and excel.
fence. locA.Iml WI. ORA1 SON.
+ Oh HOUR BUTTER AMD CHREsI,
Go and see the Pine Stock on hand, ct
A. KERS 4 TODD'S
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30 BkRRrIs AAosis.D.
FURs OLD -0HDlR vfHnQAR:
/. IS ba1eq 49, New York Isctoyy CaE801, for
s0le Ct Il4eN New YORK. a0d Bal0nsrO prioes :.
0o13HERN PRODUCE COMPANY,
-, -.es woodward Building, {
I'd rem: ave-: ostHeea 10Th aad llth %.
RIOTS, Se-Iruit frees q hs:.t aesiiy, -
5S fr IN 1rSSs' SSn Be supplied b. ths
s,rset roao. consisting Of standard and Dwarf
Pears: Apples, Peschee. Aprfcots, NHetsPines.
Ehsr7ss.a So; Craze yiUs:-lslswsre; Concord.
f ssa CSsIsnt: cpd other ;u.l
HsusS Plants %: butch BuiSous Roots. iu"f
arrived from Hellasa, eoasistinS OF DSsbIs and
0tpels Hyscinths, rulips, RanuncuIuses, Ane.
nSSi:s, Esrci.sy:: s4esdreI:. iris, @ finest
'@a go ) jOBHs0A0L. 1l6 5akA streeS,l =
oc l5.eo6t opposite Q. 9. Patent Once.
S1iAi ns! .pd r sait. G:;1sssTtAAtNs wAAa-A
ocl.tf rssl - :. sob sss1s A stress :,
.AHnISEssAox{,pol S ri T "a 1zES5s QE Len
r e; Is ~ Esss:ss' sFs sansn. "a 80
I 81 - =
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

LOB RgNT-Four rRAME HsUSHs on It,h
Il street, between o and street,; Eve rooms,
Apply TO JANEsW. Banker, 42s street
hetw en- tn and nth. &C 2-tf
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oms, with gas AMI water. Adj nne sro Reny
ii 6 street. Sse %0n'h Apply TO W. 'ohN0S ocis Il
LOB SALE Oh RENT-H0USk 374 alst street,
between @ and Ii. heated by furnace Bent
S9 Per month. Inquire OF GEO. 3. PAkkEk,
LOB sALH-l5 AOREsOFvALUABLELAHD.
psrtments and MARKETS win be divided TO- suit
purchasers.) A. p. DOUGLAS.
&C IA I'm street, west OF lAth.
LOB KENT-sTORE AFO DWELLING. & W
.h and ns 5s
o H''r:ff AssIs bet sih "a sis
FOR RINT-An eIesent, Furnished HOUSE,
= Delightfully."- situated, No. 90 Missouri avenoe.
water. and all modern inprevements: carriage
house and stable. Apply on the PREMISE. ol2tf
FOR sALr-No. 49, north side East, Capitol
u street q few steps from East Oapitoi gate.
,siniss eight Iooms a and s::.ss::. Win :um@:.
si.y; By drspt in Ssei yard; IN from. yard tree:
deep, and the location ore Of the hand so1est in
sls; Apply AS i strsst, corner Of 9Th street g
ENOR eALE-Three ct. ~ BRlCk HOUSE, s2a
Island Gas bot ana cold vstsr, range, fire place
asater. marble psetsle. ell In goed repair: Brick
hss: g ss
OCT q 3as rsna,s s.ssse. ssas l.S... I
For tALE!!Tsn AOCsEs,-1Is9 ao9sss @
g. sriss SFsi sen Msn.:s
aed Italian roofs. .u-D B. rs l.l s-i 80 ~
iSoufre OF z 1oi - ---.lt a.
.t S62 7th street, -
s2s.u ye--a $50 q. Builders Depot.
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sRIResi DrKDeIl BIIDlln-J.ss received, 4
ff'siSi5s;D5; s sS 6 sSslsS. :ss csfsssS
i.d q this Ssrfss ns sss ss se str sysr Of
tsssp p an1 y. Tesl4 stl On. IUPPSRr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

Rev. Daniel Wit, of Prince Edward, now in
feeble health, and on his way TO the Ale
rbony Springs. The fact that this was his
oolace Of birth. and the scene OF his child
b,od that Mt m early age, in obedience to
q heavenly call, he had started out without
scrip or money in his purse; hat annually
FOR fifty years he had visited thls nome OF
his childhood, thus keeping UP his assocla-
ton with the successive generations as they
came up, and that in oil his labors, n all
his wanderings, he had everywhere main
saincd the highest integrity of character
and the most earnest piety, opened all hcaI'S
to his parting words and solemn Appeals.
His illusions to the scenes of the past, the
treat changes and sorrows which had come
3ycr the community and the country, were
trulv clooucnt and most touching, and hls
advice to the younger ministers most apnro-
pirate and impressive. Many wept, and his
%partinc words will long be remembered. j..
During the day the Rev. u. tray, 0.
Fincastlc. and Rev. il. d. d. Straton, OF
Roanoke. preached to large congregations
At the PRESBYTERIAN house of worship.
The hospisalitics Of these Liberty people
orc most bountiful, and should it continue
- tho close of another week, az doubtless
it will, they, of all communities, will de-
serve the praise. Just think Of a large
association Of Baptists continuing four days
in session in this small town, and before
they adjourn another body probably much
largcr) of colorcd Baptists, distinct ana
scraratc, coming together, and then before
they leave Il large conference OF colorco
M~ethoSists. When these great gatherings
shall have all passed away, all having been
we'll fed and we'll kept, who will refuse to
give to Liberty the banner for liberal nos
pitality?
The drought here has been extreme
showers are now falling, frequent but not
,opiouc
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Reported for the Dispatch.
The Strawberry Association Of
BaptiSts.
THIRD DAG.

IIliiiD DAs.
THURSDAY, August 5.
The meeting was again well attended,
several additional visiting members having
arrived by the last train.
The subject Of systematic bcnefcence
came up, and Rev. Mr.. Fisher, of Bedford,
presented appropriate resolutions, accom-
~panying them with n speech.
II. X. Ellyson, Esq, gave Il clear and
torciblc exposition Of the plan of systc-
matte benefccnce adopted by the denomi-
nation for sustaining charitable and rcli-
gious objects.
Numerous other speeches were made by
other members Of the body, and the resolu,
tiCnB adopted.
An interesting report on religious peri
odicals was read by Mr.. Seay, of Botctourt
and the senior editor of the ReligiouS
Herald made an Impressive speech on the
esubject.
In the afternoon the subject Of foreign
missions came mp, and the assembly was
addressed by Dr.. Jcter, Rev. c. c. Biting,
and Rev. j. William Jones.
Large subscriptions, in the way of pro,
visions, were made in support of young min,
listers pursuing their studies at Richmond
College.
The most interesting and affecting Incl
dent OF The day was an address from that
aged and truly devoted servant Of God, the
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correspondence of the Richmond i'iSP''.H'
The SircItS.--PotoEpac ASsociiasA"H
Nc.

WARRENToN, VA, August 5, lSb9.
Our beautiful town is crowded with visit
org to the circus, which is in full blast, and
| to the annual meeting Of the Potomac Bap-
list Association.
This Association contains forty-seYcn
churches. located in the counties on this
aide of the river from which it takes its
name. The forty-sevcn churches report
sixty Sunday schools Think OF that: you
Sunday-school people of Richmond There
is wonderful prosperity among the Baptists
of this region, it would seem, from the let
tors read to-day, and from the size and en-
thusiasm of this great gathering. Or. y.
S. Bacon is moderator, and Rev. Mr.. Mon
cure, of Stafford county, son-ln-law oil
Judge Moncurc, preached the Introductory
sermon.
President C. H. Winston, Josiah Ryland,
ESQ.,, Professor Harris, and Rev. A. h.
Dickinson, of the Religious Herald, are
here from your city while Drs. Poindcx-
ter, Broaddus, and Rev. Messrs. Long, j.
B.. Taylor, Jr., G. b. Taylor, and many
other visiting ministers, represent CORE
sponding Associations.
The corn in this section has suffered but
little, and while l write the showers are
falling. In Loudoun county there has. been
no lack of rain. If you need corn III hicli-
mond we will take compassion on you and
send you q plenty, if you will pay Tor 1t
the highest market price.
Inpostors are Ovcrrunning this county.
Every day or two some ono comes along
through this region playing oil on the Gre
dulity Of the people.
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destructive EEGi.-sSIGrnt.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
CAROLINE, August G, 1869.
After q drought of eight weeks we were
Yesterday visited by q copious rain inter
mixed with IL severe hail-storm, doing much
damage to the crops in some sections. par
ticularly about Upper Zion church. The
hail was very severe, falling in pieces as
large as q guinca's egg, entirely destroying
the tobacco and corn crops, and stripping the
foliage from trees, and, indeed, almost en-
tirely destroying vegetation of every de-
scription, dcmolishing windows, ulrooting
trees, and playing sold Harry" generally.
The crops, which were before well nigh
ruined for want of rain, arc now entirely
destroyed by hail in this immediate section.
The yield in wheat has generally come far
short of expectations, oats a failure, rye
crop only t%olcrablc, corn and tobacco ruin
ed. What are the people to do another
year?
Everything quiet politically.
Yours, RAMBLER.
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nEAI ESTATE FOR SAFE.

EOR SALE.-I offer for sale my -
i DWELLING-IIOUSf. No. 100 Grace -
street, between Adams and Jefferson streets. con-
tanning eight rooms, with Kitchen, stable, wood
and coal house in the yard. The lot measures So
feet front, 132 feet deep, and is surrounded by gar
dcns and shade trees. Apply ut No. 1910 cary
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
an s-5t& CHARLES BAUCU.
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MISERABLE RESIDENCE AND GRO

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND GRO
II Gerry STAND. WITH FIVE ACHES nr
ABOVE FARM. FOR SALE At A~UCTlON.--At
the request of Mr.. Ehmig shall offer for sale, ut
DAY the 10Th august. 1859. ut h1lt-paSt II. NJ.
There are FIVE ACRES OF LAND, highly I'M
proved. on which there Is an excellent DWELLING"
cuntaiuiu" Eve ru0ms. besides Kitchen. stable,
sheds. well of good water, &c.
Besides being desirable - Il market garden, Ii Is
an rvcrllani location Tor Il grocery store.
TERMS Dnc-half cash balance nj one ana w!
wears for negotiable notes, interest added. secured
NV :, trust d,,rI. ". GDDDlN,
a., - tuctiouccr.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN
y GODCIILAND COUNTY ADJOINING TIE
COuI:TllUrSE.-Wc will sell ut auction on NoH.
DAY. August IL. lst9. chat being c"irt-"ay,, ,iG!'
TY-EIGIIT ACRES, more or less, adjoining Inc
lands Of Dr. John Morris, +. K. Argyle, ana
others. There are no Improvements on lie place.
thouf our-'hirtI of il is cleared. and the remainder
/. i'm virgin timber Of most excellent oak.
This Is regarded as being one Of the most dcslra-
hIr locations now offered for sale in this county,
living rs il docs in the very centre ri Il most excel
lent ncighhorhood. amidst Il cultivated and rchnra
people. Being only one mile from Tie rlNcrat MI
rhaIx's ferry, il Is thus rendered cas-! 81 access,
and he timbcr--thc hest in the county-Inay mus
he nut into ihc Richmond market 1T 4 compares
lively small cost.
FERNS Made known on d1yn Of sale.
iyo . ~ K GrjDIk, Aucti"uc"rS.
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RICHMOND M DASvILLE RAILROAD,J
SUPERISTESDEST'S OFFICE,
ntlIINDNn Aunnlsf . laGl-

KTIHMU"D, NHgHsI = IE9g.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-The large
~ quantities Of grain arriving by this road rem
dcrs Il necessary that cousignccs should remove 1t
from the depot with prompsncss. They are there
fore respectfully and urgently requested to do so.
Unless this Is done the Company vii! be compelled
70 remove from their depot To other warehouses;, ut
the risk nnh expense IF The o'cner, all grain re-
manning in the depot over twenty-lonr hours after
being un!0adcd from the cars. This alternative
thew are extremely anxious 10 avoid, and hope
that all parties Interested Will lend an earnest CO.
TUOM.A DODAMEAD,
an 2-ow SUPERINTENDENT.
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BY Gruhbs 4 Williams, Atctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

IJN
VRUSTEES' SALE OF A NALuRALE
FARM. WITH GOOD INPltOE EnlENIS,
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OF CllES-
TEIFIELD COURTHOuSE.-i'y virtue oil Il
deed of trust executed by DR.. J. +. Anderson TO
tho Subscribers rs trustees, dated LIST January, 1853,
and recorded in Chesterfield county court 0nlcc;,
i,"ing thereto requested bythe creditor, we VII sen
nj auction. at Chesterfield Courthouse, on Mon
DAY. 9th day Of August Chat being court-day, J at
u o'clock NJ, the property situated as above, and
occupied by DR.. l.. f. Anderson. II embraces
,hout ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less: about two-thirds in woods, The
balance cleared.
'Thc improvements consist of a dwelling. with
ei-ht mr. ten rooms, and the usual out-buildingS;
also n young orchard Of choice fruit.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses 0i sale
and n note for 81 900, due 1st January, 1866 Il credit
as to 81. UGO until Isl January, 1870; and the residue
upon terms TO be made known at the time OF sale.
T.. W. GRUBBS
T.. 5. WOODBRIDGE,
Trustees.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS huctionccrs.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07
BY Gruhhs X Williams. Auctionccrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
h from Il. X. Duyal and wife To lis, tln under
signed. we shall, on THURSDAY the lsih diy 81
august pro .imo ut noon, ut the Office OF i'ruhhS 4
Williams. in the city al Richmond, sell by public
auction Il TRACT OF BAND, situate IN The
county Of New Kent, containing Nv o hun
DRIED ACRES (morc or lcssl, bounced on the west
NV the Chackalominy. on the south hy another
tract of land Of the said Buval, on tn" east by me
county road and the church. lot, and on the south
by the land Of james Turner. u Is Represented
To- MS that ffty acres are cleared. that III" residue j.
heavily timbcrcd. and that about hall the laiid Is
low-grountis and very inc.
Thc tract is twelve miles from Richmond, and
only a quarter OF annie from Dispatch, station, on
the Ricfm0nd and York River railroad.
The terms of sale will be 0nr-third cash, anu the
residue in four and eight months, with interest the
purchaser to give his notes, and secure them by =
deed Of trust on the land. .,.
If the terms Of sale he not complied WIN witllll
one week from the day ofSllc. the undersigned re-
serve the right to resell the property ut the RISK
of the purchaser in dcfault-Stalnps and convey
''S'9 LEIGH II. PAGE,
W. \. MAURI,
Trustees.
r. r. DUVAL.
GRuBBs x WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs.
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