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The New York herald., 1869-01-13

WASHINGTON. Jan. IL, 1869.
RrcoNsTRUcTI0N or GEORGIA..
Mr.. SUMNER, rep) OF Mass, presented petition
In the form of series OF resolutions adopted at
mass meeting In Macon, Ga, on the lst OF
January, setting forth the depiorabe condition Of
things In that state, and asking the passage OF
Summers bill an a remedy.
PACIFIC RAILROAD SUBSIDIES.
Mr.. FRELINgHuYsEN rep.) OF N. j., presented
memorial, signed by Franklin Iiaight, Geo, H. Upton
Henry g. Gardner and other capitalists setting forth
that the proposed subsidies TO the Northern
Pacific Railroad ana TO the Eastern division
Of the Union Pacific Railroad will amount,
besides land grants, to $126000,000, and OFFER
ing 10 construct either or both the roads for
snbsdy Of $4,000 per mile in addition TO the hand
grants thus saving to the Treasury $55oo0,0 00o
Offering To give bonds endorsed by capitalists repre-
sentinR xl0U. 900 ,00n Mr.. Frenrhuysen said he was
opposed To the granting Of any subsidies to raroad
companies, but presented tins memorial because
OF fhe signers was u constituent Of ms. b
COMMISSIONER WELLS REPORT.
MI ANTHONY, trep.l OF X. l., fr0m the Committee
on Printing, reported favorably the resolution 10
print 10000 copies Of Commissioner Wells report for
the use Of the senate. Adopted.
. THE LATE MINISTER TO ECUADOR.
Mr. SUMNER, from the Committee on Foreign Rela-
lions reported favovnbly the resolution to provide
inr bringing home tnG remains OF our late Minister
Aoggrwcli, aud it was adopted.
:. AiILN CORrORArfrNs AND CAPITALISTS.
MI. SUMNER introduced y bill 10 prevent tie alIcnar
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removed to No. 20 East Fourth street. where she had
rented premises. Among her efrects were several
OF wearing apparel During her temporary absence
from the house she left the house open, and her
return discovered that thieves had entered, broken
Open several Of the trunks and stolen $500 worth Of
clothinR. The case was given to special officers
Tuly and Murphy, OF the Fifteenth precinct to work
up, and on information received they last night ar
rested John Norris, aged eighteen years residing
at No. 800 East Eleventh street. and William l1Ober
aged seventeen years residing at No IL East Fiftn
strce VINO arc detained at the station house In ex-
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loyal man In the South, whose property was appro-
pSiated In the same way, should be paid for IT. and
whenever loyal man In the North wonld be paid
for property destroyed In the course OF march or
battle 30 loyal man In the South should be paid
for his properly destroyed In the same way. BY
adopting mere technical rule some money might
undoubtedly be saved; but In the end 1t would prove
to be penny wise, pound foolish economy.
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
The PRESIDENT then announced the appointment
OF MessrA Abbott and Rice a. additional members
OF the Committee on the Pacific Railroad.
At four O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
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June - lStU, 10 carry INTO erect the provisions OF
the treaties with China and certain other Oriental
nations the President transmitted 10 Congress copy
OF eight rules agreed upon between the Chinese mpe
rial government and the Minister OF the United states
and those Of other foreign Powers accredited 10 that
government for conducting the proceedings Of the
joint tribunal In cases OF connscation and
fines for breaches Of revenue laws or that
empire. The rules provide for an adiudl-
cation Of such cases In the Grst instance
by board consisting OF the American Consul and
the Chinese Commissioners Of Customs and the
Chinese superintendent Of Customs An appeal IN
certain may be taken to the higher authorities
OF both nations at Pekin, and the proceedings char
acter OF proof &C., are regulated with great minute
ness OF detail. An accompanying letter from the
Secretary Of STATE TO J. Ross Browne American Min
lister 70 CHINA communicates the Prcsidents assent
to the rules and commends the diligence and ability
with which Mr.. williams, our Charge d,AfYaires an
Interim has practised In securing the adopriou OF
code which promises to be SO highly beneficial 10
the commerce In the East. The Secretary OF state
urges Congress 10 approve OF those rules.
Powers Of the Americas Consul In Jnvcp.
In to the Senate resolution or the I7th mir
the President to-day transmitted TO that body re-
port from the Secretary Of state OF the Information
In his possession concerning the exercise or claim
by the United states Consul in Japan OF judicial
powers In cases arising between American citizens
ana citizens subjects OF any foreign nations other
than Japan, with statements Of the authority for
such action and OF what further legislation is needed
for the better protection OF tho rights OF Americ an
citizens In that country. The Secretary sets forth
atlcngih the authority. for such consular action az
derived both from international law and specific
treaties, and states that he Is not aware OF
the rlghtfulness or such exercise OF judicial power
ever having been called In question. except by the
Pacific Mall steamship Company In recent case.
In apswer TO the question, what further legislation,
any, is necessary on tins subject Mr. Seward su,r-
gcsted 1rst that u be considered that our consus
m Japan do not now possess the authority to al-
minister justice upon the demand Of foreigners,
other than subjects OF Japan against our citizens.
II ought be conferred upon tem as we cannot ex-
poet that o,v citizens sha continue TO receive the
aid Of the Con,nl Court OF tho Other treaty Powers
In Japan China and Turkey n we withhold sach ald
from their subiests In our own courts: and, In any
case, it would sewn desirable 10 relieve tue case
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ByPnine & Co., Auctioneers.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF THE EAGLE
a MACHINE WORKS.-By virtue Of an order
Of the United States district court for the dis,
rict of Virginia, will sell as assignee Of IAN it,
4 Rahm, bankrupts on WEDNESDAY, the 2atn n
day of November, the Eagle Mashne WORKS IS "
mond. ali of the MACHINERY, TOOLS, FIN
TUREs, &C., belonging to said machine WORKS.
e Snc r PIS POWER STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER, LINING SH ESEl
ING, PULLEY-HANGERS, and SETTING ;
One MciSENZBIE CpP Pa 9 and d. R y
One large FOUNDRY CRAM
TOOLS, FLASK, LADLE, and CASE OVENS,
ruN s9G iog SHEARS, BOILER and other TOOLS,
One iG sT PG1Hsr1sTVYapS PRESSURE BLOWER,
ANVIL and TOOLS for blaeksmith-shop,
Large stock of PATTERNS for machinery and
r. nill-gearing,
One G IaFEt b2E Me6p p1 PL2SE, q feet
One lo-foot IRON PLANER,
One 5-foOt IRON PLANER,
ENGINE LATHES,
WOOD TURNING-LATHES,
POWER DRILLS,
BOLT CUTTER.
CARPENTER BENCHES,,, .,otoa .
one s-horsc POWER ENGINE, nearly COM
BOILER and WROUGHT IRON,
B9ER WoRE EkrEs and eam MINES
saw-mills,
V WISE E and HV+iisE,BENCHEs, &C., &C.;
the whole embracing complete outfit for conduct
Ing the foundry and machine business.
WILL BE SOLD
nj the same time the balance of the UNEAPlRED
LEASE OF THE PREMISES.
RICHARD F. WALKER, Assignee:
PAINE Z Co., Auctioneers. no3
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III REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND
AUCTIOSEERS
NO. 1908 MAIN STREET.

We nav strict attention to the REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS In all Its bTanehss ~ IA sE IH RAJ
We offer. among other cheap and valuable pro-
TWENTY ACRES OF H1GHLY-IMPRoVEDo
LAND, now in cultivation half mile ir2 nnrM Ihe
corporate limits, having on 1t tdSE ~ hesr-
him. The S nR RRIME SIS z eight
above the bassment XIII I6 ssMEoHKEssH aoDDsE
ICE-HOUsE, with fine pond. This Is very desl-
rabe place, and cannot fail to increase IN Vaue..
'0SE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES OF
VERY EXCELLENT LAND, eight miles from
Richmond, In Henrco county and one nile ir9n
the James River and Kanawha canal. The pn1In-
ings on this place are in good condition. HOUSE,
frame. with six rooms; BARN, STAB me- r.
place, from its nearness to the canal. can be
cheaply Improved. 1t Is now In cultivation ana
producing well. The neighborhood Is excellent.
'i Two HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES
MARLEDLAND, IN HENRICO COUNTY, four
teen miles from Richmond, on good county road
WITH VII hi fonr I rooms BARN STABLE and KITCH
EN- in fair order. This place is offered remarka;
Gly sa9aR on the bdngs most valuable farm
= one HUNDRED AND FIETY-EIGHT ACRES
Richmond and three miles from James river, In
The buildings are SMALL FRAMED WELLlNG
and several CABINS. Nearly the whole OF this
land can be put In cultivation. No better place
can be had for the same money, and to one who
desires immediate crops 1t is to be desired. Good
neighbors surrounding. 1000.
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF GOOD LAND, In
Hanover county, three-quarters of a mile from
Ashland on the Richmond Iredericsss,Erg and
balance IN timber. There is VERY GOOD
ORCHARD on the place. Improvements small,
but In fair condition. This place, being on one OF
our best railroads, and near thriving village, Is
desirable. $500. -
LAND, In Chesterfield, fourteen miles from Rich
mond and three miles from Coaltleld station, Rich
mond and Danville railroad; 100 acres cleared
balance In heavy timber. The buildings are nearly
new newly painted), consisting of HOUSE with
four rooms ttwo-st0ry) with wide passage In the
centre BARN, STABLE. KITCHEN, and other
OUT-HOUSES. This land is very excellent, and
being under good fence, is most desirable place.
Nelghborhood rs good rs any In the State ~ 600.
Particular attention paid to T. NT1 G
HOUSES AND LANDS.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ESTATE
AND NEGOTIABLE PAPER at lowest market
rates 29-lOLf
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HERRINGS! HERRINGS 1--we offer
IL to the trade 500 barrels MAGDALENE HER
RINGS, In prime order, which we are expecting
daily. j. B. BLAND CO.,
oc 25--3m 1924 Cary street.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND NINETEENTH STREETS, AND AD-
JOINING BRICK TENEMENT, FOR SALE AT
AUCT1ON.-Will be sold at auction, on the pre-
Misses on MONDAY the sth of November, 1863, at
known as the UNITED STATES HOTEL. 1t
fronts on Main street about &c feet and runs back
on Nineteenth street about 15s feet to alley. The
hotel has ample rooms to accommodate u large
number of guests and whilst 1t Is now in bad con-
dition, It could be repaired and altered SO as to
be occupied again hotel, 1t could he used for
almost any other purpose, such rs boarding.
school, college, or 1t could be converted into
large tobacco isory OF other a,n ;n M
joining TnREE-SToRY STORE AND DWELL
ING VIII be sold.
] TERMS One-hfth cash; balance at one, two,
three and four years for negotiable notes bearing
interest payable semt-annuallyG secured by
trust deed. g sssht- w. 9oDDIN,
4 oc Ia-eawt Noya&dtds 5a Auctioneer. =
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BAKERIES.

oc 2s-2sth & aoth, No2d, 9TH, Roth, ids
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, LYING
' ON OTTO CREEK. MECKLENBuRG
COUNTY. VA. FOR SALE AT AUCTIuN,-
By virtue Of decree OF the circuit court of Meek
lenburg county, Va, rendered at the September "s
term $780, In the suit of Gayles,s trustee rs Reps
vember, 1860, AT II O'CLOCK PRECISELY, on
the premises, sell to the highest bidder the TRACT
OF LAND on which said Robertson now resides,
containing FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX AND A HALF ACRES. The Improvements
consist In part of comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, most excellent out houses, GRISI-MlLL,
SAW-MILL, LANYARD. &c.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash: and for the
residue credit OF and le months the purchaser
to execute bond carrying interest from the day or
sale The title will be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid,
S. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
BoYDToN, October 0, 1850. &C ls-dtds
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ArcrTor sALRs-4Futnrs Days.
BIZ Edward b. Newburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Az INA Main street,
ppICK REsJDENCE ON

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE ON
TIE NoRTHWE COR SER ;0F MAIN y
AND FOURTH STREETS For SALE IL p Al
coll ESQ. shall offer for sale ut public auctl9n
On the premises. on TUESDAY the 9th day 81 no
yember 1852 ut O'Clock p NJ, that very deS Ia1
hia PESIDTNCE now In the occupancy or rev.
Charles Minnigerode. 1t contains about eleven
rooms. with ample servants aGcommodatero IONS
on Main street of 81 feet, and runs back l2o ieet 10
an alley u feet wide. The neighborhood anu ioca-
tIon is considered very desirable: :, four e,oh.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at oui, Sas,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed ,ru,prpN
80 Auctioneer.
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.1T1S rarATU Ar PRIVATE BALE.

IRON, WHITE-PINE. GRAZING, AND ND
L FARMING LANDS, TN L0uttsNAi, P noCh-
BRIDGE. BATH ALLEGHAtm An nv AMD 81 some.
and ma trnstee and attorney for the sale OF ots5
tracts, offer the most valuable 1so aion Che he
WH1TE-pILNS IN, LA asSa srd d9 Ohio railroad.
Gail at room No 81 Ballard House and see speels
mems of ORES from the different tracts on ofs "a
within Gfty-sjx miles Thy rally OF Richmond, anu
offered for sale to wind up successful parth,et.
ship the members OF which desiring 10 30 n'o
business on their own account. oyrrr
W. ShLGI.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


THE VERY BEAUTIFUL ESTATE
| KNOWN AS "POCAHONTAS,n ON THE
ny THE CANAL ABOVE RICHMOND, CON
TA1NiNGi NINE HUNDRED AND FoRTY1SIX
ACRES. AND INCLUDING 4 VALUABLE
MILL n4SHTHE a F TdF sL iT3 T u eFHE
BY request of the owner, whose business In this
city requires his constant attention, we will sell
upon the premises bs IVESpAR s! E STIem
embraces enInT esi about one HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY ACRES Of frst-Glass James s River; low
Highlands cleared and In cultivation: and THREE
HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-SIX ACRES In
woods, with some fine timber.
beautifully situated aud In good repair with SIX
large and two small rooms. and out-houses such as
are usual on an estate working twenty-five hanCs,
including large, new courthouse andhye tobacco
barns.
stones and a SAW-MILL with 52-inch saw, all
min yields about 81 200 to 500 per annu in tolls
This farm judiciously managed, in connection
with the mill, could be made very profitable, and
It offer; many m 4ss 20 nGse
After the sale of the land we VIII sell the
CROPS of all kinds, including about 400 barrels OF
corn; the stock Of HORSES: MULES, COWS,
the PLANTATION MACHINERY and IMPLE-.
MENTS, embracing the usual variety. A crop OF
WHEAT has been seeded.
ut one and two years for negotiable notes, with
interest added, secured by trust deed: and for
the personal property the terms VIII be MADE
known ut the sale. Persons wishing to attend the
sale may 20 ny the packet which leaves the city on
MONDAY the 18th November at O'Clock, and
w. : WY ''~' : GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
oc 2s-2sth & aoth, No2d 9TH, Roth, ids
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ByU. A. Cartwright, Auctioneer,
corncr OF Main and Fifteenth streets.

corner of Main and Fifteenth streets.
r ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AND SP Z;
1 a CIAL SALE OF $4,000 W0RIHd NE GE
FAWSBRoKER'S CLOTHING. SPLENID2Iilp
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES: ,, BHU|s,
SHOES. HATS, GAPS, &C, AT AUCIiOS.-
THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock l viii sell nj my store
and continue from day TO day lmorning ana eve.
ning) until the whole Is closed, the largest, most
Attractive and elegant assortment q
PAWNBROKER'S CLOTHING,
Elegant DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
CAPS,
~ HATS, &C., &C,
that have vet offered at auction. The STOCK COM
prises some 500 very superior
OvERCOATS,
FROCk COATS,
SACK COATS.
PANTS
splendid BEAVER CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
ALL-WOOL SHAWLS,
MOUSSELAINES,
CASHMERES,
CALICOES,
UMBRELLAS,
HATS.
CAPS,
BOOTS, ,.o.,.
SHOES, &C. in fact, almost every
article that the consumer may desire.
The attention of the pubic Is ASKED 70 thls s'e.
u. 4. GATIlRIGHI,
no 2-at euSIlo InNe--
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TOUR BUILDING LOTS ON PINE
L AND LAUREL STREETS, IN SIDNEY,
At AUCT1ONon THUEsDA9the l ial1 d mgo OF
the premises a very beautiful LOT 30 by LIS feet
on the east side Of Pine street, 90 feet north Oh
Albemarle street, adjoining Mr.. Curtis.
Also. LOT co by I33 T-l2 feet at southwest corner
Of Laurel and beverly streets, adjoining Henry
Bolz on the north; and another LOT 80 by lS8 I-l2
feet on the west side of Laurel street, ADJOINING
said Boltz on the south. These are amongst the
most desirable lots in that vicinity.
TERMS At sale. ,re
Auctioneers.
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE IN HANO-
N YER CDUNTY.-As administrator OF WILL
liam ScGd deceased, shall sell at public auction,
on THURSDAY, November llth, at II O'Clock, on
Hanover Courthouse adjoining theifarms of DR..
S. Il. Price. Lancy Jones, Esq, and others. all Of
lhc HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR NITURE,
Including finc-toncd PIANO, in rosewood case !;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROP OF CORN,
FODDER, &C.. and the FRAME WORK and
SAWED LUMBER for a house of four rooms Ton
one floor hall through the ccntre). consisting Of
about 20 900 feet 6,OOU new CYPRUS SHINGLES,
lot Of new BRICKS, NAILS, LIME, &C., &c.
that amount four months credit for approved en-
dorSed negotiable paper.
r. G. WOODDY. Admin istrator
no lids for William Sledd, deceased
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By Charles T. Workman & Co., Auctioneers.

By Charles T. Workman & Co., Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALES OF GROCERIES,
N &C., To which the attention of the trade and
visitors to our city is called.
800 bags RIO COFFEE, all grades;
So boxes CANDLES,
10 hogshcads PORTO RICO SUGARS,
10 hogshcads BACON SIDES,
10 boxes BACON SHOULDERS,
50 boxes FAMILY SOAP,
10 gross FANCY SOAP,
20 chests GREEN TEA.
~ nests TUBS.
20 boxes STARCH,
20 barrels SYRUP,
100 sacks "AMERICAN" SALT,
10 cases CONDENSED I.YE,
IS gross BLACkING.
20 gross TACKS,
s ierces LARD,
CHEESE,
SPICES,
PEPPER,
WINES,
LIQUORS, &c.
VIII offer the above goods on FRIDAY, No'cm-
Der 5tli, 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
CHARLES I. WORTHAM II CO.,
no1 Auctioneers.
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1 asssr1 I.1 aA.L].rs-.pFuture nsya.
BY Grnhha q Williams,
Z Y-,oyo,tb street between Main aud Bank.

THE VALUABLE THREE-sToRY
/ BRICK STORE AND DWELLIsSTMp E MSI
Sol, ON SOUTH SIDE 0Ey yBshhysSM gsTREETs.
Al AuCTioN;on WEDEE;sRsAsYi, The, a0t Above Me-
yenber ct MI We NV w Mr. q re- r. saticr
innd and Mrs Rady II was built year ago In
and in the most beew
VI, rao,ns above reached by private entrance
and furnished with every convenience for a ian-
ny. ,.aros t tho atty, tcttcr suited by
,ocntinn and arrangement for business.
The building Is on leasehold to expire LIST Ma,
1874 Subject to reasonable ground rent, and ID TO
no ,,aid for by the of the ground ut the ex-
piration of the lease. favor
This is a rare opportunity to secure upon taVOr-
able terms one OF the best business STATUS ~ 'ie
city. a., ,,,o - ,rar,oue,,-
by application to the aqGtionesers. 11Aus
Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
,,,.tonnor and Real Estate Agent.

Auc.ioneer and Real Estate Agent
THIRTY-SIX ACRES OF nj EA XapE
l LENT FABBnniiEHG L LhhSMdiN IN BRAGG's
Nit Mi Lh HhLF a MILE Fast OF R1CHM l
FOR AT Agc1oWMEbTNE sS s@E1 the he 10Th
non, o nh Iseo at O'Clock P. NJ, the above
9a mI5eFAR FARMING It has front on the the
road leading from Rockets to BrdsRs ,dn 1r
veil adapted for dairy farm or market garden,
being within one and a half miles OF she Flrs1
MAJ man mar Of the land can be seen atmy office.
a LEI ~ W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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BY James NJ. Taylor. Auctionecr.
Office No. 82l Main street,
.,.o, dow, bolo,v Cpots,rood Hotel

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y SALEAT AUCTION.-Win be sold on TUES
DAY the 9TH day of November, 1859: on the pre-
misses mt 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the LARGE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING north Of the city
just beyond the corporation line formerly owned eS
and occupied by the late William siead, WIN
THREE ACRES OF LAND attached. The house
has eleven rooms the kitchen six rooms with the
usual out-buildings all in good order. Persons
dence Viii have a good opportunity for doing so;
TERMS Onr-f0urth cash: the balance at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by decd of trust.
no u JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
r,,orontb street between Main and Bank.

1ToUsE AND LOT, AND VACANT
SEVENTH T AND T STREETS, FOR SALE lie At At
AUCTION.-We will sell ut auction, on .ne pre- pr
O, clock P. NJ, the FRAMED DWELLlNG loeated Z
as above described. It contains three To9 n anu nd
ioinine will be sold separate The whole fronts es
feet and runs back lido feet.
h|1'A' GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
80 Auctionecrs.
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By Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

By Grubbs &c Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A Shield, A VALUABLE FARM
N OF SIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES, ON THE CHICKAHOMINY, SIX
MILES BELOW RICHMOND A a. r MlTH IN
ONE MILE OF FAIR OAKS station, On
THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER Rail
ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-On TUES-
DAY the 9th day of Novemb Der, at II O'Clock NJ. :,
we will sell, upon the premises, the above.named
FARM. living near the Sine-Mlle road, adjoining
Dr. j. r. Garnet and others. There are about $50
acres of low-grounds. very rich; 375 acres OF
cleared high land, of good quality, and lying well
and $50 acres in woods, embracing considerable
quantity of fine timber. The improvements con-
sist of a LARGE BRICK DWELLING Some
what out Of repalrl with ten rooms, besides the
usual out-buldings: also about 200 fruit trees.
The house has pretty situation, and Is sur
rounded by lawn shaded with q variety OF fine
trees principally evergreens.
Near the railroad, and in 4 handsome grove, al
fording q beautiful building site. there Is very
bold spring.
This farm has long been regarded as one OF the
hest I'm the ncghborhnOd Is noted for its heathful-
ness and being near the city should attract the at
tcution of those seeking good land In this vicinity
It will he sold as whole or sub-dlrlded as may
be desired by bidders.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known ut
the time of sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Oco3-27 &c, Move 34568,9 Auctioneers.
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ByLee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. l113 Main street.

rT,RACT OF SIXTY ACRES HIGHLY
IMpROVED AND PRODUCTIVE LAND
M TifE WILLIAMSBURG U r n x
TTtiREE MILES FROM RICHMOND, ADJOIN-
INC THE LANDS OF DIR. CIlARLE S e; M =,
hERSDN ND Will LIAM CULLIS GSW0RTH,
ESQ. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By request OF
the owner we will sell ON TUESDAY, 9th day OF
November, 1863 at Office No llls Main street,
TAND Situated rs described above. The entire
tract is open. highly improved, and lies well; ten
acres OF which Is beautifully set in grass. Ihere
are no buildings on this property hut affords ine
ate for such and offers inducements to those wish
in.e a country seat seldom presented Mr.. Cuttings
worth, residing close by, will take pleasure III
showing the land. coDor>-
~ I'd " Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
1mrTTssW glT.rs...Tfie Day.

TCTIoN SALES AT FAIR
~ GRouN Ds.-In consequence of persons de-
string to leave the city, the sales Of En- ME- Es
HFTERSOON. at { O'Clock, and continue each
rersons having stock they desire to sell VIII
eau .. 'e 'e"'' ''eA ROBERT II. DAVIS,
-, 81 Salesman.