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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-02

A WoMAN's DREAMs.-She sat alone in the
moonlight, her beautiful cheek resting upon
her hand so white and dimpled. You could
tell, aS YOU looked at her, that her thoughts
were far away, and that she was thinking OF
something beautiful. Her eyes were visit
full: her lips were softly pressed together :
the dimpleS i'll her checks had died ont, and
only the dimple in her chin remained-that
little rosy cleft, the impress Of loves finger.
She was less glowing than ut times, but
none the less lovely. / thought to myself,
rs / looked at her, that she was nearer
Heaven than we coarser mortals, and |
longed to know whittier her pure heart
turned itself. | approached her; she did
not hear me. spoke; she did not answer.
touched her softly on the arm; she looked
up and smiled PARKWAY smile, such as an
angel might have given. You are think
ing very intcntly," | said. She answered
sizes, ina subdued tone of voice, rs though
that which was on her mind was too holy for
discussion. But persisted. "Will YOU tell
me what your thoughts wcrc:" asked She
shook her head. "Iou could not UNDER
stand" she said. a could try" l said,
humbly; ~ am coarse and rude, know.
but | could strive to comprehend" She
smiled sweetly, but still with that PARKWAY
look in her dark eyes. "No, not coarse"
'N'~ ''''' put wa Y q tIhlis IL 10 OF VII
lercnt with men; were you Il woman YOU
would understand at once. Now, perhaps,
You may smile, may laugh at me- BE
l'erc me, no." ] whispered; - adore the
beautiful, the true, the pure. Let me know
your sweet thoughts" She gave me her
hand. 81 will tell you," she said; 81 have
thought OF nothing else all day. Last night
| lay awake thinking Of il. am sure
m''st be right; but if am wrong, oh , if
am wrong, Edgar, tremblc to think Of it ;"
GU cannot be wrong" | said. She gave
me her other hand. "Tou think not :" she
enla "ah! but you cannot be so GOOD I
iuoSe as Il woman. think bclievc--."
b les yes, whispered, bending nearer :;
sad, IN accents softer than the rinnla ri
i1Iug water, "almoSt sure, Edgar. thai tba
blue fringe will look better on my new walk
ing ouit than purple velvet. Don't YOU
think so?"-The E2dorddo.
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communicated.
10 he Elliiors Of Dispatch :

To the Editors Of thcDispdtch:
Ecntlcmcn,-I have read your editorial
in this mornings Dispatch in which you
st,tn that \ treaty has been concluded be-
tween Governor Wells. Mr.. Chandler, ana
MYSELF by which Mr.. Chandler and mESrii
are. in the event Of the success OF The Ven,
ticket. to be supported for the Uniteo
States Senate.
The comparative freedom OF the ar'icle
from the coarse and brutal personal abuse
which generally characterizcS the news
paper attacks upon northern men VINO nave
The temcritv 10 differ with them in their pc
litical opinions affords me the opportunity
o. rcplyinc to the imputation contained III
your editorial so far aS it relates to myself.
Permit me, then, to state that the treaty
TO which you aludc, 50 far as l am con-
rcrned, has no foundation whatever III fact.
have never had any understanding with
Governor Wells, Mr.. Chandler, or any one
else, that either of them or myself was to
he supported for the United States Senate.
Furthermore, 1 have never been. nor
do | ever intend being, candidate for the
United States Senate. or for any other 9TH
cial position in Virginia. AS consider
YOUR attack upon ne rs private citizen
unju>titiable, request that you VIII insert
this note in your paper.
Respectfully yours,
ii. q. BoSD.
EICnMoNp, June / 1869.
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BY Francis T. Isbcll,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORI
L WOODEN TENEMENT. WITH A KR!tk
EASEMENT AND LOT. NEAR THE MECllA-
NICSVILtE TURNPIKE At THE INTERSEC-
TON OF JAY AND JAMES STREETS.-Hy
virtue of deed Of trust from Joseph }. hcttcrl
and wife to the undersigned dated the q day OF
MAY 1865. and recorded in the Office Of the clerk
OF iIcnrico county conrt. shall offer for sale ~
The 5th day of June, lsC9 nj O'Clock L. NJ. ALL
THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND, with TWO
STORY WOODEN TENEMENT thereon. with Il
brick basement, near McchancSvillc turnpike nj
the intersection of Jay and James streets, in Hen
rico county, Immediately adjoining the city of
Richmond. Said LOT fronts S3 feet, AMI runs
back tic entire depth of Lot No. in square l5a In
Adams plan.
Terms Cash as to so much rs may he ncccs-
,arv 10 pay the sum OF $500. with interest from the
Sth day Of May. 1869. and the expenses Of sale !:
and rs to the remainder. upon such terms rs shall
be announced on day of sale.
mysl HENRY G.. CANNON. Trustee.
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By Grnbbs & Williams, AnctioheerS,
,,,.,.,rt, strcct between Main ana Bank.

rv,p1rsTEE,s SALE OF A BRICK
HpSWELLING At THE S HGCrK sSRf G2TKss
NEk or CLAY MD S,p,ue Of deed of trust exc
At ~ pndley Gilman to the subscriber, dated
sth Of 6ctober 1907 and recorded In IN tho
hus,lngs ,hn notes secured will sell Mt aucton
holder tb %, PREMISES on MONDAY 7th Of June, at
Il o'clock r NJ If fair not then on ,he NE Rp ncf
1ur r., NC md LOT situated rs above IL IS
nearly new and has six rooms. The lot Is Dy i'0
iest u, M e. ,cirnt I'm cash to pay the balance OF
,rc debt secured, with expenses of sale lsay nnon
1so,. ihe balance upon terms to be made known III
:S ~, ,,n ,,I NJ safe =. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
W" Cvirnns & WILLIAMS, Auctlonccrs. le-
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Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.
Fairs--EIOusc-Bre ai<ers---YHorse-
Sfpaging
GognOSSy,E.I.l

VURHUNSNIEI.E, JUNG :, IoU''
Ten days ago the ladies of Rev. DIR. Han
dy's church held a very successful straw
berry festival for the benefit of their chlrch.
Last Thursday evening the Methodist ladies'
exhibited series Of tablcauX to the admlia-
fion and delight OF crowded aHaiehce'
Both entertainments were held Ill the p'se-
ment of the Baptist church.
sunday night. during the absence OF the
family nj church. attempts were made by
nair of dcsperadocs TO break orcn the doors
Of one of our village houses. The burglars
We're driven OF By the fierce assaults OF n
larnc Watchdog, aided by the cries OF III
lie scrvant-girl. uo
The same night two valuable horses were
stolen from the stable OF Mr.. Mac wooster,
in The centre Of the town. VI.
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At the late meeting Of our Prcshytcry,
when the subject of Scripture was under
discussion, Brother w. said carly i'll his
ministry he and that brother were conduct
ing a meeting in which there was much re-
lgious interest. An old man gave express
sion to his joy by shouting, and continued
it until it began to interrupt the services.
Brother ii. said to Brother W., $50, stop
that old mans noise" He went to him and
spoke n few words, and the shouting man
1t once became quiet. Brother w. asked
brother H., "What did YOU say to the old
man that quoted him so promptly" Bro
Their II. replied. :" asked him for Il dotidr
for foreign missions. Rec. A. L. Hogs
Lyy1
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locomotive having passed by, TO .ne en,t or ~,
wilderment, they resolved 10 ny III J civ
they made very strong lariat, and per,
c efs ' the mystery approaching; stretched
1ym nirG hy twenty or thirty of the wouIarbe
,h iar;at was struck Just before the head q,
1 r"I and it is said the Indians exhibited
.rSsc of fcats of ground and lofty tumbll,ng
;h,n was ever seen in first-class circus.
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CRSCKERY, &c.

TRESH IMPORTATIONS.-
n GIBSON are now receiving aud opening,
OF their own importation, large additions to their
mcnts to buyers. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner Tea. and Toilet Sets, in rich. decorated
gold band; Plain Whitc China and White Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety, Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers. and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers Walters, Gohlcts, Forks, Spoons, &C.;
Lookine-Glasscs Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants hotcl-kccpers, and house
keepers, viii consult their interests by calling on
It's, KELLOGG Il GIBSON
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
EDWARD Is. TAYLOR and K. G. SUTTON, JR.,
Statesmen. mylp
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BY james NJ. TAYLOR. AuctioncCr.
Office III Main street.
three doors below srolswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
L LOT on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY BE
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH
STREETS. FOR SALE At htCTiDN.-By vir-
tue of Il decd Of trust executed 10y William g..
Whilrman and wife H. secure certain sum of mo
neg therein named. dated june II. lS"5. and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of1hc Eichnond lust
ings Court, the undersigned. trustee in said decd
will at the request the hncticiarcs il said dCct
offer for sale ut public auction. the premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th day of June 1Shn, al O'Clock
L. NJ. II fair ifnot the next fair day ihcrcaitcr
a norton Of the property therein convcycd-it
being = HOUSE and LOT on the south side Of Clay
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, in
the city Of Richmond. adjoining The property al
Mr.. 4. SCdcwick ana others, fronting - feet on
Clay street. running back ahoni Isl feet.
Terms: Onc-ihird cash balance on credit Of
four and eight months. negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by deed al trust.
my 81 JAMES VI. TAYLOR. Trustee.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

III .
How often does II happen that Il whole family
Is brought 90 the point uf misery through sickness
Of their providcr, the husband and the father-he
being unable In such state 10 labor for the means
al support and they, bciu: too proud To ask for
assistance in time, eNhausting All their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and Mt
last there ID nothing remaining but utter despond-
cncy.
ALI this can he avoided by paying 10 goodtimcs
small amount To the fund Of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS. for
the relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives ny paying se;5o
half annually, IS every week when sick: or by
paying IS, $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident or any other
cause. Bel.
The premiums arc put so low ~ 10 enable even
the poorest man to Join this benevolent association
aud secure to his family enough 10 keep them from
want.
Information ran be received NJ the ONCE OF the
company, sl6 Broad street.
Agents for al parts OF the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS William Wildt, President; A.
Bodcker Treasurer John H. Pein, Secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell james Miller, cashier
OF the Union Savings Bank; 3 NJ. Rosenoaum
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FrrpEgrcKsRrEG, Va, May 81.

Editors Of The D'pdlch:
Gcntlemcn.-In your paper OF SATURDAY
morning am reported to have said in the
late Council at this place that 1.-The c"iolc9
man should come 50 far, and no lurtncr,
sc n member of the Council, or WORDS 10
that effect. said the exact oppoSitc--ti';;,i,
no such position should be taken a> M ,,o.
be. in effect, to say this TO thc c"'o'co i''''''
Very respectfully.
C. w. ANDREWS.
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A Sacramento paper tells the following
rather funny story:
1T IS currently reported that Il new tribe
OF Indians have been discovered near hide
pendencc, on the line of the Central Pacific,
who did not seem TO be as well posted in re-
gard 10 railroad matters us their rcd-skin
brethren Of the plains. The other day, u
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY James II. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office s:1 Main street,
three doors below Spotswo0d Hotel.

A SMALL FARM, WITH THE IN
COUNTY OF HENRICO, FOR SALE AT AUG
TON VIII he sold on THURSDAY the 10th OF
June I'm front Of the county courthouse. Mt II
o'clock NJ, that desirable LITTLE FARM, -four
miles from the city, containing sixteen acres Of
land with the improvements thereon, near the
York River railroad and adjoining the farms Of
Ncssrs Cullingsworth. Whiterord, and others.
TERMS Onc-h1lf cash: balance on credit Of
four months for negotiable notes interest added,
and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
tuctionpr.
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By Wellington G"ddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

V'RUsTEE'S SALE OF THAT VALu-
lbpinr19SS, # T!!E "G3HNEE 81 hT-
VAL AND ST. JOHNS STREETS, FnhMEEz
~ KNOWN As TIE DUNA.-SrEEET
CHAPEIn AND Now
CALLED TIE "AFEIChN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL ZTON."-By yirtHc Of u decd of
trust bearing date sth December. 1865, executed
by Robert L. Boiling and others, trustees of the
Duval-SfrCct Methodist Church. known by the
name Of the AFRICAN Methodist Episcopal
Iinu.n duIy recorded In Richmond f,ustines
Court shall, at The request of tho holder of The
bonds secured thereby, proceed Ia sell nj puic
suction. on the premises, on THURSDAY the 10th
June. 1862 at O'Clock L. NJ, il fair if not. The
first fair day thereafter. tic property conveyed by
the said deed. consisting Of Il LOT located rs
above, with the BRICK EHIFICE thereon for
merry used IL Il house 81 Worship by the lrcSbytc-
rian denomination. and now by the African Me
Ihrdst Church.
TERMS: The decd requires Il cash sale hut hy
consent Of the holder of the unpaid notes secured
i" said decd he will accept IN lieu OF cash one
fourth cash balance a d, -. and l. months. for ne
snfiab!c notes. Interest aLdC'l secured by trust
cCd CHRISTOPHER ALllhoi,
my27 Trustee.
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MACHINERY. &c.
ACuINE SH TOP.
SLOAT 4 ADDINGToE,
MACIIINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: liI5 CARY STREET, NEA
MACHINERY. &c.

FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALI KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
country: TOBACCO WORK Of all kinds made
aud rcparcd with all kinds OF steam! fittings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES tD.
JrSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JTDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE GOV
EnNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-ES
CT Ne PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them to be
than any other make. 4 full line Of The above ar
,irlcs ALWAYS on hand We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING bfL-CIl, for shaft
ing AMI all kinds 81 machinery. which saves ninety
per cent. of oil. This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come aud see II and Us.
GEORGE u. SLOAT.
Inylo A. JACKSON ADDISGTON.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
1879 Main street.

EOUR SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS
i on THEEAST SIDE OF TWEETY-SIXTII
NEAR VESAPLE STREET. LUST BEYOND
WeoiTer for sale, privately. four neat frame TEN
EMEETS located as above described. conta lining
each three rooms. Kitchen &C.. ut present occupied
by good tenants ut the rate Of 800 per annum each.
The lots front twenty by one hundred and thirty
feet each. Price only $3.50 apiece. Parties wish
ing TO invest or to secure com Portable little home
have fine opportunity. Apply ri once to
LYME Il BROTHER
AN w F,SS tuctIOupers
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Nfg.I.E y FRY.
TnESH ARRIVAL OF
E PARTISAN MILLINERY.
MRS. i. l.. CAHEN,
formerly Mrs. Il. DCmcliuan,

(lormcrIY Mrs. Il. DcncInan,1
Il, -. Broad street.
has opened THIS DAY her SECOND SUPPLY Of
FRENCH MILLINERY:
which. FOR beauty and taste. cannot he surpassed
in ihiS market. Her stock consists III all The no.
gatt"rS herself that she can sell cheaper than any
other house in the city. All who favor her with
IIcr patronage caun"t fail to huy, she Is conf
deaf that She can please everybody. ~ w
y. E.-I.adc> wishing Ia MAKE THEIR OW
RDNNltIS can find great Inducements by calling
I'll her.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing Ia buy both
wholesale and retail. would do well 10 call on her
before purchasing elsewhere.
Closed every saturday until GAP. NJ.
nv 3l--lm
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Bv Paine Il Co., Auctionccrs.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia
IL LoGUE SALE.--Un WEDNESDAY, june
9th. commencing ut 10 O'Clock, We VIII sell at our
auction-rooms 4 very large and desirable assert
mcDt Of
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
comprising Il great variety Of entirely new and
choice goods, nowrccciving andadaptcato present
retail sales.
In the sale viii be found a fine assortment OF
PRINTS AND DRESS GOODS.
embracing many styles very scarce and in demand.
ALSO,
700 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BhLMORAl,S,
now landing. from Dostun-primc goods.
and in every way worthy the attention OF
the trade: ~ - -
$50 dozen new styles MEMS and BOYS HATS,
with 4 large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of every variety, among which arc some very
choice LINEN GOODS.
Also, an invoice Of
STRAW GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS
WEAR,
consisting Of every variety. and Of the latest
styles.
Sale positive and without reserve.
TERMS ~ usual
my 3l-codtds PAINE Il CO., Auctionccrs.
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By Grubbs C Williams, Auciloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TIVE STORES At THE NORTH
IL WEST CORNER OF ARSHALL And
FIFTH STREETS, AND \ LOT On FIFTH
STREET FOR 81 LIE At ACCTIOS.-On
TUESDAY. 9Th June, mt = O'Clock j. NJ. VIC VIII
sell upon The premises the property situated aS
above and embracing TWO BRICK STORES
with DWELLINGS above, now occupied bY II. H..
Roudar with four rooms to each besides stores
and easements covered with tin and in good order.
THREE FRAMED STORES occupied by -. H..
Collins, j. y. McKcnncy. and S. Ii. Rodgers. All
Of the above are supplied with water and gas
drained BY culvcrtS. and run back about seventy
eight feet to paved alley ten feet wide.
The lot on Fifth street. In rear OF the above, Is
twenty-five by scvcnty-ciGht feet, and has on il
carpenter shop and Il shoe shop.
The property Is now rented for 81. 7o4 10 good
tenants. and is very desirable rs IN Investment
being within square Of the market, and llnrrov-
ing every day rs 4 business locality.
I've invite the particular attention Of those seek
ing good investment to this sale.
TERMS: Onc-fourih CASH balance nj four, eight,
and twelve months, with Interest," and trust deeds
to secure credit payments.
jcl GRUBBS II WILLIAMS Aucttoneers.
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NEW BOOKS.

FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS. BY Genio
THE 6 5fIsiI POLAR SEA. ByDr. Hayes.
THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. Illustrated BY
ToMMY TRY, AND WHAT HE DID IN SCI
E%CE. Illustrated
KATHLEEN. \ Novel. Blythe author of Ray
moud's Secret
FOR llER SAKE. 4 Novel By the author of
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. by Victor Hugo.
orr STATIONERY stock Is iuil and complete.
BLANK BOOKS In great variety Persons In
want would do well To examine orr stock before
purchasing. A. II. CHRISTIAN co,
my II 1908 Main street, Opposite post-clhce.
T WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
~ STATIONER, AND NEWSnEALER, lila
MAIN STREET, has on hand Il Large and we'll
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ENVELOPES,
PAPER,
INKS
FANCY ARTICLES. &c, &C..
which will he sold very cheap for cash.
Also, Oh hand, all Of the leading NEWSPA-
PIERS, PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, &c, of
the day.
New novels always received issued by
the publishers. my 10
NOVELS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
~ SCHoOl-BOOKS.
PRACTICAL and SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
STATIONERY and BLANK BOOKS Of all styles
and descriptions.
Also Folcy-s celebrated GOLD PENS.
JOHN II. wALSuS.
ap2l 4I6 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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By James VI. Taylor, Auctionccr,
ONCE sol Main street,
thrcc doors below SDOtSwOOd Hotel.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
' CITY or RICHMOND, On EIGliIil BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS. pIl,n-
SITE TIE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, FOR SALE
AT AICTION.-By virtue o: decree pronn''nccG
bv the Court Of Hastings OF the city of Richmond
in the suit in equity therein depending by The style
Of Allen and others rs. Warrington and others on
the IL day If November. lSG6. the Undersigned
special commissioners appointed ny sara decree
will offer for sale ut public auction, on the preml-
~es. on MONDAY the nth ofJunc, 1850, at o'clock
r. NJ If fair. If not. the next fair day Thereafter
the valuable LOT OF LAND. with the improve
mcntS thereon. situated as above Described. me
Iot fronts on tho west side Of Eighth street about
3 feet and runs back about lao feet being part
Of the lot known 40 in The plan o the CITY: ne
improvements consist Of large thrcc-story frame"
building.
Snntsvood Hotel, II i rendered one OF the most de-
<iraI,r lots i'll that part Of the city.
Possession will lie given on the day OF sale
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-foGrth cash: The balance
ut six twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added title retained until the n"tcS
arc paid and It conveyance ordered by the court
+. !. CANNON,
EATON NANCE.
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted By JAMES II. TAYLOR, Auction
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BY Lee & Godtlin, Aucti0nCcr$,
No. lll3 Main street.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
y MANCHESTER.-ln pursuance Of decree
made nj tho May term S6s! OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county in the case of Tyler and wifi
rS GrubbS. | shalt offer for sale ~ public auiinn.
on tn" premises, at O'Clock L. NJ. on @ATUE-
DAY. June 5th. The HOUSE and LOT now oCcu
pied by Mr. Chcrnault, situated on the Main street
Of the town extended. a short distance above the
corporation line.
There Is Il neat and comfortable frame tenement
with three rooms upon the premises. AMI suill-
cheney 0r ground for good garden.
TERMS Onc-hird cash : balance in two equal
payments ut SIXTY and ninety days, negotiable
notes well endorsed and title retained until last
payment. JAMES \: CLARKE.
Commissioner
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By Wellington Goddin.
huctloncpr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY
FIVE ACRES. IN THE COUNTY OF FAtT-
QUEER. On THE RAPPAHANSUCk RIVER
AND ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROAD..-By virtue OF Il trust deed made on The 81
day Of april 1866, 10 the undersigned by Gran
Farquier County Court, to secure the payment Of
certain bonds therein mentioned, and dcfault
having been made thereon. 1T the request al the
beneficiary, and In accordance with the terms
thereof, will offer for sale AT public auction. IL
Culpepcr Courthouse, on FRIDAY the 18th day Of
June, 1850. at O'Clock 7. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the said decd, being TWO TRACTS
OR PARCELS OF LAND lying In the county OF
Fauquicr. and estimated together 10 contain ONE
THOUSAND AND FIFTY-FIVE ACRES. the
first tract being the homestead of the said Kelly,
ACRES, lying on the RappahannoCk river two
miles from :hc Orange and Alexandria railroad at
its crossing, and about two and half miles from
the woollen factory and Touring mills Of the said
Kelly: and the other tract. estimated to contain
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTI-FIVE ACRES
being slightly detached from the mansion or home
stead. and lying Immediately between tic same and
the said railroad.
TERMS or SALE: Sufficient cash to pay the cx-
penses OF sale and bond Of So 500 due lst October
1857 with legal interest from 81 April, 1893 Sub
icct to credit OF 1880 paid 3th March. 1863, and
another bond OF g., 500. with like interest due lst
October ls6S. and on credit Of 81 500, with like
interest due lst October 1859, ard g 500 due with
Ike interest on 1st October, 1870; and as 10 the
residue, such terms us the debtor may direct.
The purchaser tn execute bonds for the deferred
payments, secured by 4 trust deed on the land.
my 10 ii. 4. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.