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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20


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IN BANKRUPTCY.


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IN BANKRUPTCY


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IN BANKRUPTCY
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27
NELSON'S.

The Raleigh Standard. formerly 1900 80"
Eadicai. scatawag paper, has become reau-
able because of its humor. Witness TINS Is
sentence concerning the retiring editor Oh
the Seyainel, the Rev. Mr.. kmgs9ury: ha,o
:" our relations with Mr.. kmgsbury nave
hoon extremely pleasant. we having hau
nothing to do With him in any nnanncrr r. y, 10
And This attempt to ride both sides OF the
When you visit Raleigh jus; c sha III have ~
and vel use you NICE, al9 yotr; o,,nt, nro.
y yStr n" me o bottle don't break. We hope our
my,, be- hard upon us for saying this iv as
o "u bottle til is mere figure of speech: we WE
really never drink anything but water anu
'' "P. S.LHearne, this is only pnma ' OH
wen we give you something better than wa
teri" .t f# r#H"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27

Advice by writer in the Paris 9oIT nan
an,usant: ;.If u lady SAYS to you '. MI
never love YOU wait 4 little longer AZ
homo is not lost. But il she says NO one
Ia more sincere wishes Tor your h'pl''''''
than - take your hat"
A French lady returning from Havana
carried with her pretty little negro boy,
for whom she very tendcrly cared: one gay
Bamboula said to his mistress :" fapa tolg
me when was big | must Kill you, ana 1
carry him all your money. I'm gong TO MI
YOU. but shan't 20 back TO NM 10, III
would take all the money away. balil-
boulu is on his way home.
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land -fMPORThNI
CATALOGUE SAIE.

I'm TUESDAY, juno list, commencing NJ ,,i -
o,cIock viii offer for sale Mt my wartroolha l2ll
woir atrpct very large and most desirable I'M
W Ian MERCIIA NDtSE 6lapted for SPRING nND
SiJMMER SALES. The stock embraces a1 LrttI}
4 GENERAL assortment of FANCY AND sthrhh
w,i nFF GOODS GOODS and LINEN GOODS, of various
,srge md handsome variety, Of DRE5S GOODS
4, fnlf line of ladies' and gentlcinen's FuENlsh-
ING G .soo,I lsis1 ana Of CLOTHS CAssnEREs,
= oof1'i>A1's' ALSO.
The largest and most attractive inc on a,n :,
Mb6F CLOTHING ever oncreu ZOE e say :.
auction consisting Of Linen Alpaca S" s,,.
and Cashmere Goats, Pants, Vests, anu QUITS
suitable for mems wear ,Jf. for bovs, and
Also full line of. CLO1HlNu i'i ' -
Inn csasns mems and boys' SOFT HATS, very dr-
wv :" sirab,n and including the latest stSies p.I
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES BhO,thNS, az aud
MORALS for mems. sn,;s s,zes and styles,
' and consigned By tho largest Eastern 'h'''"'''
turers. ,ISo ~ ,r... ..a'
very full and attractive line OF SIhH N,,arcn e
for mems, womcn's' boys, anu ,,,iitv and
wear, In great variety OF sh,pes, tlrics
material, and including the latcSt 81! icSi od
ot ,nnrcbants : are most earnestly reDucstcu
10 attend this sale similar one III rs
Effectiveness, and Importance, cannot oc fele'''''
'IS The Goods VIII be sold without reserve In lots TO
' TERMS Ali sums under SleO, cash from 800 TO
saOo jyty DAYS over that amount ninety "ayS
credit for approved endorsed paper.
A LUNCH will be served on DAY o. salsi
.... Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27

T AND SALE.-In compliance with de-
IL cree of the District Court of the United States
for the district OF Virginia In the matter of James
4. Gregory, bankrupt will sell TO the highes.
June 1860. the valuable tract of land upon which
the said Gregory resides, known as ,:Si'klNG
HILL, ~ lying about three miles from Christians-
Vile, Mccklcnbure county, containing FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES. ..#
This land has upon it commodlous dwelling
house. with all necessary out-houscs: good store
house blacksmith shop; all In good repair.
The land Is In Il high state of cultivation and Is
we'll adapted to the growth of corn. wheat, oats,
and tobacco. 1t Is also 4 fine stand for mcrchan-
dizing. -.
TERMS One-thlrd cash; the balance in six and
rity and the title retained until the whole of the
purchase money is paid. -
WILLIAM II. PETTtS,
Assignee of j. A. Gregory, bankrupt.
nod ln5
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FALLS CHURCH, Va, May "a, 1860.

Il FALLS CHURCH, VA, May "a, 1867.
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
- *"J."', asks youwhich of the following forms
is correct: "Therc>are man, woman, ant
child, in the house," or "thcre is a man,
woman, and child, &c.'' You answer In
yoir issue Of the -21st, ssNeither. The Ian.
guage should be, there are man, woman,
and q child, in the house"
My grammar says, and common usage
agrees with it, that it is not always ncces-
gary to repeat the article before several
nouns in the same construction. The same
article serves sometimes to limit the signif-
cation of more than one noun. Therefore
hold that you are wrong when you saw
that neither Of the given forms is correct,
although do not question the form you
substitute for them, except rs to its Gle
gancc. The second form given by al" is
rnanileStly incorrect on account of the sim
eailar verb, but of the other two, "J.'s"
form is the better.
Respectfully yours, j. T.B.
We agree that cit is not always necessary
10 repeat the article before several nouns in
'hc same construction; yet we think that
~. respondent is mistaken rs TO his APP
,ur e.. the rule. A historian, philoso-
plication On is one person. A histo-
rhcr, and iurist, II 4 jurist, are three
rian. a philosopher, a'..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27
BY Wellington Goddin,
tuctiouecr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF F THAT a n MAh IL 5
lbpt hfbN Al 4 ! : TnE GoRNER o. j, by
yAf ANR 81 JoN, T,i STRE EEITl1 FS sFRRT
G GkEfEp Fk A GET DIST
EPISCOPAL ZION" virtue Of deed Of If
trust bearing date Sth S of Ge
DuvaI-Street Methodist Church, known by the
name of the AFRICAN Methodist Episcopal
Iion.n duly recorded In Richmond liuStinss
Court, shall at the request Of the holder Of tie
bonds secured thereby, proceed To- sell at pubic
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY INC ION .1,
June, 1869, Mt O'Clock r NJ, If fair, If not, me
first fair day thereafter the property conveyed by
the said decd, consisting OF y LOT located as
above, with the BRICK EDlflCE thereon Tor
merry used rs Il house of worship by the l'rcSDytc-
rian denomination, and now by the African Nc
thodist Church.
TERMS: The deed requires cash sale; but hy,
by said deed he will accept in lieu of cash One
fourth cash. balance at g. T. and Is months for ne
deed. CHRISTOPHER WALDKDI,
mvo7 Trustee.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
= BOYDTON, MECKLENBURG COUNTY,
VA.-As commissioner Of the Circuit Court of
Mccklcnburg In the suit Of Boyd 4 Son for NC, rs.
Griffin ct oIs., shall, on TUESDAf the i5lh nay
of June next, sell ut public auction upon the pre-
misses. the LANDS now owned by George F.; Crit
fin lying two miles below Boydton, on the Peters
burg and BOydt0n plank-road, containing lhhEf
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. more or less.
Some two-thirls of this land Is arabic and The re-
siduc, for The most part, in original growth
There Is upOn this tract comiortablc dwelling
house with the necessary out-buildinGS. There l.
also upon The premises mill site, with the mill
house and fixtures.
Possession delivered on the 1st day OF JANUARY
1S7n.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-third Of the purchase mo-
ncy to he paid In cash. and the residue thereof to
be paid In two equal instruments at six and twelve
months The purchaser to execute bonds for the de-
rcrrcd payments carrying interest from the day OF
sale and the title to the land to be retained until
the whole OF the purchase money is paid
+. K. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
my os-t.Jc13 Boydt0n, Va.
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~ pninn & Co. Auctloneers.
ACE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.

n ARGE AND ATTRACILFE D1'I'7'
- rrYIrpsDaY the I'D OF June, commencing
o 10 n,ciock we will sell Mt our auction-rooiis /"
We very " large ami desirable ss99rtmheN9tc q
rrEsIf sPR1NG DRY GOODS, ,.o
comprising Fat ynre,GE of n 10 present ana
goods npm = M hn found choice assortment OF
In tue ''' PI'RINTS AND DRESS GOODS. ".
.-.. ALSO, ooc
;Oo Gases MEES and BOYS HATS new styles
iOV oo"'" with large stock OF
READY-MhDE CLOTHING.
Alec eynected I'm time, an invoice OF rc
A STR IW GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS,
.o,sistinr of every variety, and Of the newest
'o''o :. styles.
. Sale posItIvc and without reserve. ,
NV p7Neodtdst PAINE il CO., Aucti0necrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27
by Wellington God,'in,
4 MI innunr nnL Inn1 Ell min 4 arnnI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY
FIVE ACRES IN TIE COUNTY OF Eau
QUEER. on TIE RAPPAIIASNOCk RIVER
AND ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROhD.-By virtue of a trust decd made on the Bel
tlay of hpril. lS66 To the undersigned by Gran
vile j. Kelly and WIFE recorded In the Office of
FauQiier County Court. tn secure the payment OF
certain bonds therein mentioned, and default
having been made thereon. ut the request of the
beneficiary, and In accordance with The terms
thereof ] will offer for sale Mt public auction. at
Culpcpcr Courthouse. on FRIDAY the 18th day OF
June 1862 ut s O'Clock L. NJ. The real. ESTATE.
conveyed by the said decd, being TWO TRACTS
OR PARCELS OF LAND lying in the county 81
Fauuuicr and estimated together To contain On l..
THOUSAND AND FIFTY-FIVE ACRES, the
first tract being the homestead Of the said Kelly,
estimated to contain SEW IN III UNDRE
ACRES lying on the Rappahann"ck river, two
its crossing, and about two and half miles from
the woollcn factory and Touring mills of the said
Kelly and the other tract. estimated 10 contain
THEE HUNDRED AND FlFTI-F1FE ACRES.
being slightly detached from the mansion or home
stead and living Immediately between the same and
the said railroad
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash Ia pay the "N-
pcuscs of sale and bond OF 80, $40 due lS October.
1857 with legal interest from 81 April, lsG6 Sub
rct TO n credit Of 81. 500 paid Sth March, 1861, and
another bond of 81. 500 with like interest due lst
October. lses, and on credit of S25nr, with like
interest due lSt October 1861. and So, 500 due with
like interest on 1st October $50: aud as !" the
residue on such terms rs the debtor may direct.
The purchaser to execute bonds for The deferred
PAYMENTS secured Ivy 4 trust decd on the land.
my 10 II. A. CLAIBORNE. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27
BY james NJ. Taylor, Auctionccr,
Office S2l Main street,
thrnn doors below SnntSMOOn Hotel.

A NEAT FRAMED TENEMENT, ON
"A TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL Be
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will he sold on FRlDA !
the 18th day of May ls6o, the premises ut half
past - clockp. NJ. the abovc-cscrihcd property.
ut present occupcdhy Mr.. Gramtliu@. The hou~c
contains seven rooS- and the lot Fronts 30 lcct.
running back $50 feet.
TERMS Unc-fourth cash: the balance at four.
eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with interest secured by i trust deed.
my 81 LANES II. TANLNR. NmctI0ncCr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27

!, -, :, BY Thomas w. Kecsec, Auctionccr,7F
No. 13l7 Main street. =. .4,,,..

rH0usEHOLDFURN PLAN OS,
IL &C. At AUCTION.-I will sell atinnS Store
THIS MORN ING commencing mt 10 o'closk,
i Grand AZ! PIANO, seven octave, made by F.
CKFiNET PIANO, - .''ao :, =,
WARDROBE, BEDSTEAD, CABINET.
md WASHSTAND, with marble tops,
r l TABLE, T. - - =
j 1 CHAIRS, ...#stff G1t-...- -.. - .'.'s
2 large EXTENsIoN'DI EiNG-TADLEs, .f
. BUREAUS, = r,-rgs ...g. s.... Ill. ~. 1#rr..f
BFDSTEADS .E
-rn MATTRESSES '."'N
s-r FEATHER BEDS .r@stsLlLt. a. III
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, and WALNUT
piece New CARPET. - 81 M
Apiece NEW OIL-CLOTlf {wideh " -
- ROCKING CHAIRS, ..sL, s.st,. ~ - .tf.'
- MAHOGANY fNCt-SEAT CHAIRS, =
p, Large FRENCHEPbATE MIRROR, #.f
PLATFORM SCALES. az ##'fs ~.
IL ARCTIC .sOnA-FOUNTAIN, in perfect or
der with large marble slab, sllycrfolders,
SoDA-FoWNTSIN APPARATUS.
elegant Sill ER-PBhTED,SHO WCASE,
l suit pARLOR FURNITURE, yfrfrE
II MAHOGANY OFFICE DESKS,
afr WALNUT OFFICE TABLE,
i large BRUSSELS CARPET
New WINDOW BLINDS and DOORS.
THOMAS W. REESE,
my27 ~ Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27
By James NJ. Taylor, Auctionecr,
-.r ONCE s21 Main street,
three doors below SDOtswOOd Hotel.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
v CITY OF RICHMOND ON ON, EI Ii.! lice BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS: Ol,IQ,
SITE TIE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF decree pronounced
by 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 9Th day of November, 1868 the undersigned,
special commissioners appointed by said decree
will offer for sale ut public auction, on the prem
scs on MONDAY the 3lst of May. 1902 Mt b O'Clock
T. NJ, If fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter
the valuable LOT OF LAND, with the improve
mcnts thereon, situated as above described. The
lot fronts on tic west side of Eighth street about
4s feet and runs back about ldo feet, being part
of the lot known 40 in the plan of the city: The
improvements consist of large thrcc-story framed
building.
From its central location, and being opposite the
Spotswood HOTEL 1t is rendered of the most dc
sirablc lots In that part of the city.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-fourth cash; the balance
at six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, interest added title retained until the notes
are paid and Il conveyance ordered by tho court
+. Y. CANNON,
N"a .. EATON NANCE,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27
by W. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
1002 Main street. corner Tenth.


VERY VALUABLE COAL LANDS ON
L ' JAMES RIVER, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND, FOR SALE.--The subscriber IS autho-
rizcd to sell n valuable TRACT OF LAND located
as above, containing upwards Of ONE THOU
SAND ACRES. IL Hes In the centre Of the great
coal basin OF Eastern Virginia, and has on II un.
doubted evidences Of undcrlyi coal deposits COM
parativcly near the surface.
Miners and gentlemen experienced In the coal
fields of Virginia VIII testify, their favorable
opinion regarding the yalnc OF this land for Is coal
deposits.
It's location Il strikIngly advantageous. There
are several available landings on the river. from
which coal might be transported In boats to Rich
nond and Norfolk without change OF freight
thereby cssening the cost Of getting IL to market
very considerably. .s ,rrL. - t.F ~ SIS
The agricultural features Of the land are good
and In favorable times would command n fair price
for such purposes alone. ..s.-a. &. .a..r ...
The attention or buyers IL called especially 10
this property at this time. To effect an early sale
bargain will be offered. Apply Go
..... 9.E w. u. BOB1NS
my 20-2w l002 Main street corner Tenth.