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Reported specially for the Richmond Dispatch
LEXINGTON PREsBYTERYs
-. ts>NHYs,bnHI s9lh Y 81 .sEt-l ~. -

p.ssbv.ery. met at 9 o'clock, and engaged
;, the ,,isaal devotional exercises. After
anns;Serabie routine business, oalls were
nresssted from Bethesda and Timber Ridge
eburohes.in ,Rockbridge, for the pastoral
services OF Rev. Mr.. Taylor, who has, for
several years. been preaching to them as
stated sSnply.a These calls we're placed IN
the hands Of Mr.. Taylor, ne accepted them,
and committees were appointed 20 ans'ail
M Nv James rs n. q. winfree, q licsntiatc,
orescnfsd iismission from East Hanover
Presbytery TO the Lexington Presoytery
and mon this he was received under the
osre 81, this Presbytery. A call was now
nIaoea In mis- hands from New Bethany
rbnreh. ne Wiiliamsville, Bath county. he
having s;enifisd his acceptance OF the cali.
an adjourned meeting was appointed at
Williamsville, on June 10th, at which ne
might he ordained and installed.
Raw. Mr.. See, chairman Of tho Committee
m Education, reported that this committee
had aided two candidates for the ministry.
He also offered resolution, which was
adonted. that hereafter this Presbytery shall
condnct its educational work through the
Assembly's educational committee.
Supplies were appointed for Cook's creek,
Massanuttan, Broadway, Windy Cone. and
for the churches in Randolph and Barbour
counties. u,.-
Rev. Messrs. Baker end Bell, and Elder
Wait. Ters appointed committee to make
arrangements for holding Presbyterian
Sabbath school convention. Rev. MIR. Bell
advocsted this scheme at some length, con-
tending that the Presbytery was evidently
called upon to take some action looking 10
the Improvement Of Sabbath schools.
The statistical report to the General as
sembly was read by the stated clerk, Rev.
Samuel Brown which was ordered to be
forwarded to the Assembly. The Trea-
surer was directed to pay to each Of the
commissioners to the General Assembly
500 for travelling expenses, and also to
send $50 for the contingent fund Of the
Assembly.
The thanks of the Presbytery were pre-
scented to the Shemariah congregation for
the cordial hospitality extended to its mem
bers.
The Prssbytery then adjourned to meet
of Williamsville, Bath county, on the 10Th
Of June.
There was preaching, morning and night,
during the session Of Presbytery, and many
strangers were present to enjoy the SER
vices. On Sabbath the Lords Supper was
administered, and two young men and two
Young ladies were received into the church
BY profession. A large crowd was in at
tendance, and the services were very So
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ALIyERY MAN SoLD.-A day or two since
stranger stepped into livery stable in
this city, and desired to hire Q horse and
buggy to 60 to East Cleveland. The pro-
prissogo Of the establishment, who happened
10 be IN, not knowing the man, told him
1t would be necessary to get some one who
knew him to ,youSh for him, or else he could
not let him have 9 team, as he had suffered
go much by letting horses and buggiss 70
strangers that no had concluded not to do
1t any nore, unless some one whom he
knew could vouch for the strangers
hcnesty, The man coolly asked how much
. horse and buggy was worth, and being
informed that the price of good rig was
$3.50, .heapulled out "a roll Of bills, and
counting out that sum, handed it over to
the proprietor of the stable, remarkiny
at the same time, I" l suppose if bring
back the rig at the end Of a compile Of
hours all right, you will refund me the
money! Certainly" replied the livery.
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CIIF m VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

SALE UE afALOaDhA AsA - tA-S
ISIN MECKLENBURG COUNTY, ;YA:-By
virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court 81 Meek
renhnro county Va. rendered, on the 7th day OF
Anil 1ssa in the suit OF JONES' administrator, uS
hfexsnder. shall. on FRIDAY the 2Sth day OF
NAV 1885 sell upon the premises, TO the highest bid
dor at nubltc auction. the TRACT OF LAND
owned nv James Z. Alexander. known as "Jack-
sonis.n * ing upon the waters Of Co1e,s creek IN
the said county. containing ONE 1HUUSAND
THIRTY-THREE AND HALF AERhS: ana
also, at the same time and place, two other Small
TRs CTS OR PARCELS OF LAND owned by
the ssid Alexander-onei Of TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTEEN ACRES. known as 'tBurnett 81
and tfib other containing about FIFTY ACRES,
known "a the " Mine Woods Tract.h There lands
ara regarded as exceedingly valuable and desira;
bic and well adapted to tue growth OF all the usuai
products Of the country.
An accurate des 'ription of them Is deemed m
necessary as It Is presumed that persons desiring
to purchase will examine and judge OF them 1or
themselves. They lie contiguous to the large oody
of land Of Mark lexan6er, Sr. advertised 10 oe
sold on the 2eth and 18th Of May. The Jackson y
place has upon It q comfortable dwelling-house
and all niece ssary out buildings. Possession TO ne
delivered on the 1st day Of January. 1870 WITH the
privilege tn the purchaser OF seeding wheat crop
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-thiri ofthe purchase mo-
ney to be paid in cash and as to the residue thereo
q credit OF six twelve, and eighteen n onths, the
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay:
ments, carving interest from the day OF sale, ana
the title to be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money Is paid. 30 a,-
ap27-2ot - a Bovdton. Va.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

THRUsTEE's SALE OF THE FAR N
i KNOWN AS "OAKLAND,n IN THE
COUNTY OF CHI ~STERPIELD, NEAR The
VILLAGE OF CHESTER, ON THE RIC--
MnND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
WITH ONE HUNDRED ACRES. MORE OR
LESS, AND HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS
By virtue of deed of trust executed by John How
lett to the subscriber trnstee, dated 7th April,
1858 and duly recorded, being thereto required by
the creditors secured. will sell at auction upon
the premises, on THURSDAY, 8fh May, at 4
O'Clock the property above described
The deed requires sale for, cash. but am all'
tho1ized to state that the terms will be onefourh
cash balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest, and SECURED by a deed Of trust.
L. r. SPILMAE, Trustee. #
4RUBBS &c WILLIAMS. suctioneers apps
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NfATTINas AND oILCLoTHs.

Tapeatry, 1hree-ply, Ingrain, and Hemp CAB
/ PEfTNGs;
Canton and COCOA siAT1 II a., al widths;
LACE CURTAINS ana MisUoW SHADES
FLOOR and TABLE 0yLCLOFHS,
PIANO and TABLF-C0yERa, E1tsF
LINEN aud FRENCH PRINTS for furniture
SLIPS.
I am now receiving stockof the above. and
w. 49, - Il. P. RICHARDS on.
| ap Is-sm eo.1er Ninth and Main streets
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
-~~~~~~"~'
COUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE #
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM NO. Oh /.
RICHMOND, VA.

FREDERICK W. POUR, GENERAL AGENT. g
We solicit the attention of persons having real
estate In the city or state for sale TO the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers lot all pro-
Our Connections are well established throughout
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERRY, FARMS, MILLS, MILL SITES, MINE
RAJ and WOOD LANDS.
-s REFERENCES
Hon. JAMES a.. BLAINE, Speaker House OF
Af H"g r. &. scHENcK Chairman Committee
Of Ways and Means House Of Representative.
Hon JAMES a. GARFIGLD, chairman OF the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
Hon. ALEX NDER R1VES. $50.
Hon. H. II. WELLS. Governor Of Eirgilla.i
Mafor-Generai o. D. HOWARD, u. 8. A.
Colonel A. +. BUF President Of the Rich
II. ID. COKE, ESQ, or Jay Cooke & Co.
General WINS. @. WICKHAM, President Of
~ an lLsmd&w
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VNYILLIAM J. ,RIDDICK,

WTILLIAM j. RIDDICK, .l-ag e.
street two doors above Dispatch oface,l
REAL EsT AYE AGENT a MI COLLECTOR,
ACCOUNTANT, COEVHYANCER, AND!
NOTARY PUBLIC.
The subscriber offers his services to the citizen
Of Richmond and the public generally In III above
branches of business and from his long expert
ence in each he fatters himself that he can render
satisfaction 10 any business placed In his hands;
He promises prompt collections and returns, and
bis utmost ende6vors to subserye the interest," OF
those who may conide their business 70 his hands.
Ing born and raised in this city, he deems 1t use-
less to make any city references.
aD 28-lWk ~ WlILl All j. RIODlCh. I.
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,

n
a IN sPOTsYLVANIA COUNTY, KNOWN
WANNA COUNTY.-By virtue of Two deeds OF
trust executed to the subscribers IS trustees, one
by (. B. Jones and Martha b. Jones, hts wife, for
$50 acres more or less, on Cary creek, bearing
date Of the 18th day Of august, 1885, and OF record
In the clerk Office OF the County Court OF Flu
vana county, and the ether for SEQ acres IN sput.
sylvania county, executed by 8. Is Jones, which
deed besrs date on the 24'h day. OF January, 1901,
and is Of record In the clerks ONCE OF the County
Court Of spotsylyania, to secure certain cepts
therein named. the undersigned, as trustees named
DAY OF MAY MKT, II lair, II not on the next
suitable day thereafter at auction. the TAACTO F
LAND OH which the sa1d =. u Jones now resides,
containing EGO acres Of good quality, with good
improvements, well watered and tiinbered, ana
very convenient to navigation TO Richmond; sale
to commence at l3o'clOcs NJ. The other tract Of
5a6 acres known as HAZEL hill, In spotsyl-
vania county, viii be sold on the premises on FkI.
DAY the 7th OF May. 1892 II fair, II not the next
suitable day thereafter. fa-. IA
The terms OF sales win be az follows viz. One.
third OF the purchase money in cash which is
about the interest md cost and the remainder to
curity and deed OF trust on the lands, the bonds
to carry interest from date and the Interest TO be
promptly paid temt.annaRlly. II there be any
excess IL Is 10 be controlled the deeds direct.
The title to these lands are believed to be good,
but acting IS trustees, we shall only convey such
title az is vested In US by The deeds OF trust sfoTe
said. 49,, SOL sd &ss - asEs 49,, ;
Gales 10 commence at Il O'Clock n.
s sE JAMES q. MCCUH,
WILLIAM Il. TURNER,
mn 4-Thsw Trustees.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
COLLECTORS ilFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
RICuMON Anil III 1880.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Il Notice is hercb7 given that the followng-ds-
scribed articles seized by the COLLECTOR Of Inter.
nal Revenue for the Third District or Vrgfaia, at
the places and the dates hereinafter mentioned,
have been duly appraised 10 pursuance Of law, and
are now held IN nv custody as forfeited to the
United states for violations Of the internal revenue
laws.
All persons claiming any interest therein are
hereby notified and required TO appear and make
Bevenue Third District OF Virginia within TWEEN
ty-ope days from The l7!h day OF . pril 1892.
Lot NO. 81. october TO- hsS, two three quarter
and Arch streets. R1chmord; cause. fraudulent
brands. Lot No. 81, November 10, 1888 nine cad
lens stable, Richmond Lot No. SO. November 2s,
1883, two caddes and two hslfcaddies manufac-
tured TOBACCO, and one barrel sme king tobacco,
United States brands. Lot No. 81 december ],
1868 one caddy manufactured tobacco. one blan-
on IN Maddox Hi cause, no United states license
Lot No S. November 20 1881 one three quarter
box manufactured tobacco seized at Petersburg
Lot No. Sc, january %, 1899, two caddies manufsc.
dies manufactured and otleaf tobacces, seizsd on
license sseef Lot aen mo febr r H. isso'
twelve caddies manufactured tobacco, seized
at wharf Of Norfolk steamer; cause, fraud
uieut brands. Lot No. So, February Ia,
1880. sixteen caddies manrfac tured tobacco,
seized at Petersburg railroad depot cause fraud.
u, enC DranQS. LOU NO. VI, SCpODSr !. 1908, 4uo
cigars and lot wrappers, seized on Broad street,
Richmond cause, mo United states ncense. Lot
No. o., Octobe, ,. 1888, two caddies manufactured
tobacco, one screw, frame &c. seized near Hol-
lywood Cemetery; cause no United states license.
Lot No. o. October 70 1858, five cad1ies msnufAc-
tured tobacco, &c zed on Union Hill canse. no
United states brands. Lot No. ss, October -
1850, one basket cigar wrappers and about 90,
cigus. place OF seizure not known; cause, no
United states license. Lot No. 90. one barrel
smoking tobscco. seized at York ktver railroad
depot c'use, no United States stamps. Lot No.
lol March 10, 1863, five cGddies manufactured to-
bacc,. two barrels smosing tobacco, &c, seized
at l7I3 Cary street Richmond cause, no United
States brands. Lot No. lOa February 81, 1859, one
box and half caddy manufactured tobacco,
sieZed on Main street, hfchm. nd !; cause, no Uni
ted States stamp or brand. -
Notice is further given that on the 18TH pay OF
MAY, 1859, at 10 o. clock A. n shall sell at pub
lie auction, at the bonded warehouse Of W lillian
Myers, foot of seventeenth street, In The city Of
Richmond. all the above-descrtbed articles IN
claimed within the time specided.
u ~ JOHN Il. MULF0RD,
Collector Internal Revenue Third District
ap 9ATh4w Of Virginia.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
FOR THE sICKl

How often does 1t happen thst whole family
is brought to the point of misery through Sickness
of their provider, the husband and the father-he
being sbe In such state to labor for the means
of support, and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance in tim- are exhausting all their little
means for medicines and DOCTORS fe-s and at last
there Is nothing remaining but utter dependency.
All this can be avoided oy paying In good times
a small amount 10 the fund OF the SUI LEN
MUriIsL BENEVOLENT RSSOCIATIO& Tor
the relief OF the sick. a.
Every sick member receives, by paying 81; 80
half annually, IS every week when SICK or py
paying IS. $40 every week, No matter whether the
disease is derived from accident or any other cause
The premiums are put so low as TO enable even
the poorest man join this benevolent association
and secure to his family enoughto keep them from
want. ......
Information can be received at the Office Of the
com pany, s16 Broad street.
agents for all parts of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS william WiIdt. President; q.
Bodeker Treasurer; John II. Pein. Secretary
TRUSTEE John Purcell: james Miller,
cashier OF the Union Savings Bank; B. III. Eosen-
baum - ..ss.'a I'D. APPS
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GRANITE WORKS.

DICHMOED GRANITE COMPANY
Ia We are prepared to furnish the very bes'
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, IN any
quantity. We will also build all Kinds OF HhAN.
given to rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENE
FIERY WORK, &C., and all material furnished.
ONCE corner Of Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMENTHAL,
.. ., EN- Supar,ntandan.t
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" By Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate agents and Auctioneers,
1879 Main street.

MEAT TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
Nv ING ON THE EAST SIDE OF MaCHAN-
ICSViLLE TURNPIKE. JUST BEYOND VEN
ABLE STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCrIGF.--
the 10Th of April 1869, at q O'Clock P A.. on the
uremIses, that very desirable BRICK DWELL
ING, located as described cont aiming eight rooms
and the usual ont houses The former residence Of
Richard Smith. deceased. Ihe lot fronts IS by lao
feet to an alley.
TERMS At sale.
ap27 LYME & BROTHER, Auctinnecrs.
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IA ai-fu
sTENCTL, TOOLS ANDPLATEs

~ BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
Y 10 BRAND CUTTER, 1alo MAIN STREET
The new paten, Branding Iron, for marking all
Kinds of wooden articles by heating It, Is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engravers' stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
Brass and German silver, Frames, tteel Rings.
Checks rags. etc. Wholesale and retail mhs
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AUCFfON6sAEEsa
FUTURE Day. -,
,ByLes q 6oddin. ArctioneeEa bid
Mo. I'LL Main efreet. .n-tE .
,rT,RUsTEE's SALE OF SMALL F EaEs

,rT,RUgTEEs SALE OF SMALL EA tn
coHTAIsIsG FIFTY FIVE f q = HsI Es
QJAgTEhs IA1g hS55iS 2SEa AZ s fuB & luGTioN
"a As si,ens ~ the provisions Of deed Of trust exc
eted e the 1seorded R the
beariDgdste June ~ as!p aenriso County court and
Seins By he Sas sss On On the
R1ssniseSE Estate Conveyed By said deed, 40 fol-
All that h H sTas on near the gm or-
oeipg noWn rs BIahey's mill adjoining he lands
Of John Poe and conasipg sy Ts acres Gs
an1 hJch vas conveyed to said Leber by Freds-
perry MasT and wife By deed bearing date ast
day Of July, 1851, recorded in Henrico county,
0o TEp -, Ons-third cash one-third three
,nn,ha. ona.third, SIX aTnonths, for Negotiable
added ana to
oee" GEORGE D.. WISE Trustee.
Sale conducted By LEE GoDDIs. Aucuoneers.
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-aUCrEONgsALEs.
THE DAY.
r>-e>~--c-e~r-s>'-e
Nv Thomas W. Keeaee, Auctfoneer,
.+.,r. no. 1s15 Main street.
THrs DAY.

.~A~
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer, -
.t,r 10. ls17 Main street. -
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO,
10 AT AUCTIoN.-Iw win sen at my store;
NJ .i311 Main street, on THIS tIhursday)
MMy9sirEisGyns 3sth instant as 10 O'Clock ~,
y : verv superior LOCKWOOD o. BE fp1ANo,
d 800 spyen-octRve-in perfect order:
- MAHOGANY SOFAS and GHAlks,
MAHOGANY BUREAUs and slDEBg4hDs,
/ large. nne MAHOGANY s1DEboAhD' ana
JEHfY EfRD, FRENCH, HlaH-PosT, and
" GOTTA G BED5TEAOs: 81
HEIR and SHUCK IL ATTRHSsES,
.FEATHEt BEDS BoLsTERS' and FL
q MaHoGkEY CAKD TABLES and MARBLE
- = TOP WASHSTAFDS, II 49, ;, :.
NEW and SECOND. HAND @ 0 K n u
4 STOVES and UTENs1LS,
y.-s CRILUREE,S CARRIAGES,- aega
!, CROCKERY and GLAsSWsRE,-,.
BLANKETS, SHEETS, PlLLoH-CAsAs'
!, ! sadie and Birdie tnew, msde in LON
wAL ISn EXTENSION pIsIEa:TABLE,
- - THOMAS W. kEEsEs:
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an 10
fMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
IL .ROAD--CHAN6E OF SCHEpULE;.On
and after SUNDAY, February 2is:, isas the PAs-
sEN9ER TRAINS on this road VIII be run 9
follows: g#
leaye Richmond daily Except Sundaysl at SIS A.
IL. i; arrive at Burkeville al LIS A; ~, making
close connections with trains on the Southsice
road for Farmvtlle, Lynchburg, Bristol, kno G;
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C., &C. THROU6a
NAIL AND EXPREss leave Richmond daily at
Sop. n leave Dalyile daily at ~ l r; a;
cloee connections for alf stations on the North
Carolina road both east and Heot OF Sreensoorol
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and al pom~
South.
Gone EAST, THROUGH NAIL ASD -, e.
PHESS leage Greensboro daily at 20 a. M.; leaYe
Danville daily ct 1so 4. ii. srriye &c ktchmona
daily at IL a. n. LYNCHBrEG PAESSNSEEss
leave Burke Vile daily Except sundays) at aNf.
n. arrive at Richmond at 5. SOP. :.
Through tickets can be procured at the LlcKes
office In Richmond to al hnpor.an. points Soutn
and Southwest, and ct Greensboro and DsnYllle 70
all points North, East. and West.
THOMAS DODAhEAD.
fell superintendent
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NORTHUMBERLAND TO SHIPPERS.
Nv The undersigned has opened an Office at No:
HOS Basin bank for the shipment OF goods for all
points on the James River and Kanawha Canal be.
tween Richmond. Lexington, and Buchanan. VIII
ship bv none but .frSt-c.aSS boats owned by re.
so,onsibLe parties II. a. HILL, Agent,
No. 1l05 Basin bank
between Eleventh ard Twelfth streets.
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BY James IL. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. 81 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, AT THE
v CORNER OF NINETEENFHA AND CAHY
STREETS FOR SALE At AUCTION VIII be
gold on THURSDAY the goth instant, on the pre-
misses, at O'Clock P. M. the property as above
ON. now occupied BY Mr.. B. Wardwell as a coal
and woodward. The LOT fronts on Cary street
"A feet runs back about 100 feet to Dock street,
lois on the Dock. ;-..-r
TERMS One third cash balance on a credit Of
six and twelve months. with interest added.
ap2s JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctloneer
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uEAT. EsTATE FOR SALE.
RvE.D. Eachos t,s,,,,z
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
.ann saAIE pRIYaTRLY al VERY DE-

TOE SALE PRIVATELY a VERY De-
IN sIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT situated on
the south side OF Carrington street near Mechan
icsyslle turnpike containing four osms Kitchen
vard nil IN good eondition. Els house Is now
rented to a good tenant for $3.50 per annuin, pay
TERMS 'Will be made modstipg. e.
apa-,w Real Estate gent.
TWO FARMS ON TIE POTOMAC
RIVER, IN wEsTMORHLAND.CO UnTY,
FOR aeABE.-One is n FARM OF about TWO
resdy for cultivation, Of good quality, and lies
beau fully, within half mile and In full view OF
the Potomac river; has two or three springs OF
the farm, say one mile by ,Monroe's creek. which
Is uayigable for ves sells or steamers along the
farm. There are alsotwo or three Landings on The
The hn. @ aTe ana three caDin
he farm and sou are admirably suited Tor Irnit-
growing and market Vegetables, steamers passiog
erees abpnnds With sh Of almost every sriesy
Including good Wa io snd are Te
twenty-five dollars per acre.
The other YAEM contains about ONE HUN
end pae Of nv rm}. Il Hes beautiIay; Is rstslass
grass and wheat land !; Is bounded two thirds by
water-the Potomac river on one SIDE and Mon.
for growing frnit to be found anywhere. dmira-
bly, located for sporting killing ducks, geese, and
swan. Altogether, It Is one OF the most oesTaoie
farms in market. The only bnilding Is an OLD
FnAMED HOUSE, with well Of good water and
pump attached. Price, thirty dollars per acre
The1 terms Of payment for both farms Will be
III Address me at YAK Grove post-ofice, Va: or
fur her Information may be Obtained at the LIZ,
patch office, Richmond. The farms may De sisnea
BY the Pc: omac steamers, and win take pleasure
apK Hes. HENRY Do dOOhD1. aH..-
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= By Z. Gathright, Auctioneer,
grz Va No. Ia. Main street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.

4 a.
HLosING-oUT SALES PREVIOUS TO
AJMOVIN6 TO CORNER FIFTEENTH AND
NIIN STRERTS-I will sell at my store on
THURSDAY the 18th instants at 10 O. clock, large
assortment Of II louise HOLD FURNiTuEE,
PIANU, &C.. consistir In parton
CABINETS,
BEDSTEADS;' gess#
80 LOUNGES, r.u. 81.
#@1' f. SOFAS @i. ...
=. TABLES, -4..~ liz
y CHAIRS, -i
s&E'r ROCKERS. .e. ii ..- E.cs+
WARDRUBE,
SAFES,
4.ta MATTRESSVS ...
~ FEAT HER BEDS, -t.
ri eeHaH shpsHN,s CARRIAGES,
ii. ENGRAVING5, -
CkUCREhY, 81.
GLASSWARE, &c.
...e. a..9Es-. ALSO, ~.
One PIAEO-to be sold Without reserve.
ur .E@ ALSO.
a large lot OF CLOTHING, -
DRY GOODS
1901 s.u,# BOOTS,
ass sHOES, SOS ~ .r
b NOTlONS,
Il. 4...:, ..-E HATS,
and other articles too numerous to Getail.
The sale will be continued on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY until the whole is cold.
sp IS Ta e. GATHRlGHT Auct1oneer.