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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08
& OHIO R.R. COMP'Y

" O444S 49, ASS WILL =
WHEELING, November 18th, 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on anu. after the
3Oth day OF November, 1S6S-Wheelng time.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs + WEST, VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leave Wheeling
daily at...-10:50 a. ln. daily at......3:l0 pm.
ARRIVES AT Bellair.. -.......4:4O d
Harper's F'y 2:58 am. GAINESVILLE. .-9O5 "
Baltimore ..... 6:55 " NeW0rk.......lO:45 IS
Washington. $40 " Columbus....l2:IO am.
Except Sundays. Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAVEs WEST, VIA G. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily At $50 p IN. daily at.....:9:25 a. m
ARRIVES AT Bellair. r....-...lO:4O :"
Grafton 1000 p m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $40 am. Cambridge l:l5 p. m.
Harpers Ferry7:50 ' lanesville.....2SO ..
WincheSter...... " Newark.......-4.l5 I"
Baltimore .-ll:lO Columbus..-.5:S5
Wash'n Cityl2:25 pm.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEs WEST, WAC. o.D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at.-,9:95 p. m. daily at......3:4O a. m.
ARRIVES AT Bellalr......... SEQ I"
Grafton .-........2:SU am. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg 1l:lO " CambIidgs...7:5Oa q. m.
Cumberland. 7:A0 " ZRneEvtlIe....9:lO :"
Harper's F'yl2:4O p m. Newar rk......l l9:4S
WInchester......... Sundays and Mon
" ClIyso.lU INhSS GASSpLcNs
Baltimore;....4 ..4:45 "
Sundays excepted.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEST-LEAVEs
Wheeling Grafton
daily at. geo a. III. daily at......4:2j p. m.
Cameron ...7:85 FaiImont..... 5::25 I"
MannIngtOn. .9:I5 ManningtOn.6:l5
FairmOnt. . 1000 Cameron ......7:55
ARRIVING AT ARRIVING AT
Grafton at ll:05 q. m, Wheeling at $40 p. m.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
uonS at Baltimore with trains for Phlladel-
phia, New York and Boston AT Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro-
cured at the office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation, baltimore.
Il. T. DEV4lES
Whaling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08
Hoofland's German Bitters.
AuOS

AND -
HOOFLAED'S GERMAN TON
PREPARED BY DIR. N. JACKSON:
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thirty five years since they were first in-
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they nave undoubtedly
periOIm more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity TO a create extent, Than any
other remedies knO WI TO the public.
These remedies will ene ctually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous uebinty,T NLnIOnIc DlarrhCpa,
Disease OF the KID lnGys, and MI DlSeA-
ses arising from l DlsOrdered Liver,
sStn nj
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DEBILITY.

Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TkATION OF IHE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, AardsnIES, tx
EOSure, keYerS &C,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08

REMEMBER THE TIME.
DIS. LIGHTHILL q REID can be con-
suited from Monday, February 22d, until
Wednesday noon, February oath, at the
McLURE HOUSE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08

WHEELING, November 18th, 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINS Wilt RUN BY
the following schedule on and. after the
$0th day OF November, l86S-Wheeling time.
FXPRFSS TRAIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08

There is no medicine extant equal to tLcso
remedies in kuch cases. a tone and VIgOr in
I'm parted TO Lne whole system; the appetite. NJ
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach
digesLs properly, the blood Is purIfie1 the
com mplexlOn becomes sound anu healthy
the yellow tinge Is eTudICstted from the eI es 1,
bloom is given TO the cheeks and the we.k
and nervous invaild becomes a strong AMI
healthy bRinU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08

e5K; Terra Haute 4Oa41; Wabash 64a
64X; Fl. Wayne. 119a119L; Ohio and
Mississippi 8611as6A; Michigan Central
119Ha120; Michigan Southern 93a9S1s;
Illinois Central 13s11a13S74; Pittsburgh
927sa9S; Toledo 10411a105; Rock Island
1321sa1322S; Northwestern 935Sa83A;
Chicago and Alton 155; Cleveland, Co.
lumbus. Cincinnati and Indiana Gen.
trail so; do preferred 73X.
ExPREss SHAREs-Adams 6S]5aGS31;
United States 6411; Merchants 19a2l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08

TETELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
L o. Is Quincy street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08

CAhDs ANDB1LL HEADS, neatly printed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-08
GREECE.

ATHENS, February G.
The new ministry is a failure. Bull
garis, the former Prime Minister, has
been recalled. The King adheres to the
PrOtocOl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

S))D STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE.
LIZ nues.-A Handsomely furnished Second Floor, IN a
private residence, 10 rent Apply to HOMER MORGAN,
Pias street.
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ucTIoN SALE. AT Ils WEST TwENrYsIxTH

Household Furniture sale OF THIS season.
E. NICHOLS Auconeer, will sell TO the highest bidder all
Household Furntue-over 50U losby catalogue,
the hve story brown stone residence l5 West Tween
tysyth street, Sixth Avenue and block from
broadway, this day friday Sept. 10, morning. at 1914
O'Clock precisely consisng of magnificent rosewood
cost Stool Goyer Aye elegant rosewood and walnut
Paor Suits, covered with the richest description French
brocate striped reps and green reps Turkish Easy
Chairs and Lounges Brocael and Lace Curtains Pier and
e imported from Paris marqaetere Cabinets bos
peare Goethe, Schiller Humboldt, Mazeppa Diana, BAG
chus Figures &c line collection Oil Paintings. ~
pieces by great artists and walnut Chamber Suits,
Beds:eads, Bureaus, Washstands Commodss Armoires,
horse hair and sprna Mattresses; 30 Pillows, Sheets
Blankets. Quilts, Linen Bed Lounges Chairs. Rockers,
Sofas with reps and hair cloth fine walnut
Extension Table, ideboard Dining Chairs with Crystal
and Glass Ware "a lie Cutlery China Tea and Dinner Sets
Spoons Forks also all the Furniture of the servans
apartments, The aneti0neer would call the particular
attention of his friends and the public this Reliable
men in attendance to cart or pack goods for purchasers
reasonable charges Parties wishing attend this sale
Broadway Sixth Seventh stages stop
corner iWenty-sixth street,
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% WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, FIRST HOUSE BE.
~ low Fifth avenue.-Two small Parlors two Bed.
nicely furnished to rent with Board private family
References exchanged, =
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A ssIeNEE,s SALE OF CABINET MAKERS STOCK.

A sSIGNEE'S SALE Of CkHINET MAKERS STOCK,
n N. DOUGHTY, Auctioncer,
VIII sell SATURDAY. Sept. II, l1 O'clock At the ware.
rooms S Futon street. the entire elegant stock contained
therein, In part ef solid rosewood walnut, ebony
bocate striped maroon and fancy reps Dining Room Fur
nut, mahogany and oak, with or without marble tops
Spanish and Turkish Lounges and Chairs richly carved
Library Bookcases Library Tables French Pier plate Mirror
together with large OF common Furniture suta
Bile for Dealers hotel keepers and Others Full description
Catalogues at
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RY 4; N; c ,sI AucrroyEER.
DY N. DOUpuTy. AUcrIoNEra

by ~. DOUGHTY. AUCroHEER
~ This day, at lo% o'clock at the sslesroom Nassau
street Household FURNITURE, conssr2 OF Paror SuiN. In
reps and hrocatcl; Library and Chandler Su 10 wsn9h
OAK and mahogany wardrobcs, Bookcsess, Nsrors. OIL
Paintings, ered hair Mattresses, Bunes, Dinng Rsenston
Gard and Centre Tables together With second hand Eurnl'
keepers. Sale positive.
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A UCrIoN SALE
"A. This day (Friday),

Over 800 by catalogue Of
elegant and costly Household Furniture Piano, &C.,
West Twenty street, Sixth Seventh
ss a. w s Sc. 10 sp
the handsome Household Furniture, and costly
OF An brilliant toned rosewood seven octave psnoorts
eight months, has FIVE years. guaranteed five magnificent
Xix centre ana ana 0 ds
Etagercs, Bookcase Lace curtains, on Paintings Engrav
PETS Clocks Easy Chairs oJ choice HOOKS Bedroom suits
rosewood endl walnut 20 Hair and Spring Mattresses
se h sass sewns
Chairs Silver Plated Ware. French China Dinner Tea
too numerous to mention Goods packed and shipped FOR
purchasers. Sale positive. Houss 10 let.
A UCTION SALE. NJ. TAYLOR AUCT1ONEER
Magnihcent Honsehoid Furniture
Panoforte, Drawing Room Suite, Paintings ronYes statu
airy and many rare coaay Works Of Art
The house furnished than months. Con- $4,000
ON us gay ,es The Srow r stone
nuei commencing 1919 O'Clock.
Drawing Room SUITS, covered blue gold, crimson gold
Cehnes Eneoenures, Tables Jardneres rosewood secre
tsire Bookcase Etagsrs pate gass door, velvet medal
man,e Mirrors brocsde lace Curtains Arm, reception
Chairs nlald with pearl choice collection q valuable
aud Cover Mcsie Cabinet artistic bronze Clock. ssvres,
Dresden China Ornaments Bronzc sta,uary represent
sss.ons snqae Lava vasss from Pompe. and Hsrcus.
nenm Paintings BY Laner, Huntingdon Debrax, Rousni.
walnut Dressing Bureaus. Bedseads, wadrobes en- suite
syle Lonis x1v hair spring Mattresses, Bedding, Linen
CRYSTAL glassware, silver Clusters saiyers Tureens, Urn,
Table Cutlery Linen; also all the Furniture the servans
aparments Basement and Kitchen Furniture The auction
public this the catalogue comprising the largest and
richest assortment of Household Furniture al auction
ship and remove the goods II desired.
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BALES Ar AUCTION.


BALES Ar AyCTION.
THs eRsA1Esr CAsTooN YET. III
SEE THE ES7..ssN0 TELEGRAM TO-DAY.
THE LOCAL POLITICAL SITUATION.
THE AMERICUs TIGER LET LOOSE.
AN UNEASY CHAIRMAN.
TIE ROYAL BENGAL aGoEs FoRr HIS FOOD
SEE EVENING TELEoRAH CARTOON OF TO-DAY.
UcTIoN NorICE-Boors AND SHOES.
rHis DAY FaiDAy, SEPTEMBER 10,
FIVE Hg tHsl CASES
BOOTS, SHOES ' Bsoo osss' AID sALxoRALs
IN variety Also on account OF whom It may concern
large anu 'a'sn'''' ''s sTocK GOODS,
very prime and A assRsf e & xsHi e s o cai T
A ~ a hsD A SH9Hs
i5ff% !; ssS MI;
s SShsS sbo PAeAdEs hsb Esas
IN GREAT asfR9 iesa 81
Our sales are made exclusively on commission and present
A uoTIoS NOTICE. z, CONTINUATION SAFE Syy MAG
auctoneer VIII sell this day friday. commencing at io
o'clock. he entire balance q elegan. Household Furniture
Sinssenh Street sswsen Fourth and Filth avenues com.
ae
octave Panoforte, &C. line Dining Room Furniture and
Tableware, richly carved solid walnut Bedroom Furniture
pure cued and horse hair Mattresses line Spring Beds
Chairs and rich Carpets 6c, &c. NJ BSaie positive and
peremptory
UCTION NOTICE-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
"A prcesA large stock OF fine Cabinet Furniture ready
finished consisting great number OF Parlor Sets
cloth also Chamber Library and Dining Furniture cheap
for cash. b6 Blocker street, near Broadway
A UCTION NOTICE.-R. T. HAZELL, AUOTIONEER.
~ }, ~,
at our salesroom, IS Cortandt street,
Heavy and Shell Hardware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
French Timed Ware.
Silver Plated Ware. &C.,
in tote to suit city and country trade
Catalogues morning OF sale.
Il. I. hAzELL h CO., Auctoneers,
IS Cortaudt street.
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90 EAST TwENTY.FOuRTH STREET, NEAR MAD1-
Ls) ParkThird Floor. SUITE also other rooms,
lst with Board. First DO % from Fourth avenue.
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MORTGAGE SALE. pfi
vi ~ g. WEINBERaER, Auctioneer.
BY S. HERMAN GOWN sell this day at ION o'clock 81
No. 10 Bowery In front OF store six old bay Mare
set OF Barnss Express Wagon also ID casks Of MissouN
Hy order OF g. J. STRICKLAND Mortgage.
Also time, large of Wines aud Liquors.
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OF BEACH STREEf.-GEKTLEMEN WHO DESIRE
At Hoard n respectable private boarding house. with
large, airy Rooms and table that surpassed by
house in the city, would DO well call; So per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

s a,,, WILL SELL . sa TM
street. large Of Unclaimed Baggage Trunks and Cons
Clothing from the Belmont HOTEL Fulton street.
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sont ,,nrfsht. will have their topmost
branches deeply covered-where, instead oil
snrinp. summer, autumn, winter, there arc
two seasons, eight months summer ana
four months. warm weather--where inc
winter Is the dry season and the summer
almost Il daily rain-where, TO take
walk, YOU first wade through lghs
sand, and then get into mud-puddle
and some OF these mud-puddies me
as bic as counties-where no clay Is touhu
for brick-making, and people build houses
without chimneys--whcre to make nvlhs
is 80 easy a task that every one possesses
the Iazincss Of ten ordinary men, and every
one yoa wish to employ says that nc Is
tired, and seems to have been born Sc
where acucs would prevail if the people
would take the trouble to shake-wherc an
orange tree will bear 1000 oranges, leaves,
buds, blossoms, halfgrown and tut!y-rlpe
fruit. nil at once-where every twenty-five
feet square will sustain such tree-where
in many parts cold weather Is Impossible,
and perpetual verdure reigns-Where Ine
everglades are found covering many A[Se
counties with water from one 70 Elm
feet In depth. bottom firm ana allt .}sa
solid. from which grasses grow up 20 t1c
surface. sea OF green with islands
large and small, covered with I'VE OAKS
md dense yegetation-where alhgators
possess undoubted aboriginal right OF citl-
zenship, and mosquitoes pay constant VISITS,
and are intrusive, and even penetrating, IN
their attentions. All this may be met with
in Florida. And yet, withal, it Is lana OF
history and romance-where DE Soto.s gall
liant armament landed, and, with true span.
ish yalor, fought, endured, marched, and SUI
fered. as the men Of no other land ever dld
where the Indian tribes DIETER organized,
disciplined, and civilized, than elsewhere
in this country stoutly, yet valnly. resisted
the iron-clad chivalry of Spain-where the
eyiled Huguenots, fellow-soldiers Of Co
lipny. seeking to find home for their
faith in the New World, found only IN
bloody. treacherouS massacre SAD re-
newai of the horrors of st. Bartholo-
news day--where Drake sailed and fought
where the Buccaneers came and reVelled--
where the flags of Spain, and England, ana
America, have again and again chanScQ
places, as the dominion of the land passed
TO and fro from hand to hand-Where the
Seminole, fighting for his fathers graves,
long kept at bay all the military power OF
the United States-where the massacre OF
Dade's gallant command filed our whole
land with sympathizlng adness-wherc, in
q word. that which was first the reason why
men sought the shores of Florida, is still
the object of their search. or Old, Ponce
de Leon explored it, that he might discover
that fountain of youth in which his health
might be restored; and invalids yet turn
their steps thither, seeking recovery in its
balmy air and refreshing fountains.
J. 2. L.
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cor-osnondcnee OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Union Theological seminar!
Alexauder's Probable AecePs'
u,xpDrs SIDNEY, December6. 1861

Although cannot speak "by authority,
.rot rcjiable gentleman alleges that the
pny Dr. II. G. Alexander, of Charlotte
Courthouse, Virginia, will accept the pro
fessorship in Union Theological Seminary
rendered him by the Trustees at their meet
ing in Richmond OH the 9th OF OctoDel
last. This result is very gratifying to the
many friends of DR.. Alexander and OF the
institution. He will be a most valuable ad'
d!tion TO the already able and learned ON
cial corps, now composed Of Dfs. Smltn,
Dobney. and Peck. The Increase oil the
nunbcr OF students, and the prospective
additions from the candidates for the minis
try, coming forward and now In the course
of university and collegiate education, give
very hopeful promise that this virginia
Theological Seminary will become one OF Inc
leading institutions of the country.
In addition to DR.. AieXander's reputation
for ripe and varied scholarship, his literary
culture has been employed in an important
contribution to biography in his ne OF the
Rcy. J. Addison Alexander, ID. d., VINO
1yas so well known rs the very learned pro,
fessor in the Princeton (N. - Iheological
Seminary. This work is in the hands OF the
New York publishers, and will be issued al
an early day. .,.,oa
The Alumni of the Seminary will be glad
tn learn that skilled artist expects TO issue
a photograph embracing in one picture the
former professors, including Drs. Rice,
Baxter, Wilson, and others. hoLFE'
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...rf.rros saIrs...rusure pays.
BY Grubbs It Williams,
Flepenth street between Main anu bank'


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
Of the eircDis CONT OF Henrico county en-
tered aoth OF April, 1902 In the case 2, o. Tho mnder
siem,o %S commtsscuers named in said DEGREES will
sell at .uctlon, in the order and on the days NAMES a,rs
the LASbs cTTsa ny VIE ae On
stTITPDAY. 18th December st y O'Clock M,, NJ
the office of Messrs. Grnbbs & Williams In flcn,
Popd TEAcT hC OF gW oF thSp fropng on
the WILLIAMSBURG Stage road. at Bottoms Bridge,
and on the Chickahominy about eleven miles ne
nal oak and the balance heavily set In pine EN-.
bracing very considerable quantity OF cacelen'
timber and m Immense quantity OF eprh beonninp
at II O'Clock NJ If fair, II not on the FIRST ia1r any
thereafter at The same hour qpon n ahe pTFs4hRsMs
The aHARViE FARM" occupied by Mr..
On the 1Sna fasm he cl,p
sSlnang 9E THEE MuNpREp AMP sEyES
TY-EIGHT AND ONE-THIRD ACE ;IoS-' "a a.
acres Of highland. 1o5 acres of us
and the balance In meadow land WHICH a. mas Deei
cultivated in grass and corn. About MT acIes o.
The highland in woods ana seSsn e There Is
a DWELLING with four rooms besides pa'eDAen''
stable, courthouse, and tobacco-barn. -. Az
Thomas on the Cragton road just beyond the gate
Leading to the Craigton mansion, about five miles
from the CITY, THREE HUNDRED AND If. ;
AND ONE'fiALF ACRES-.loo acres highland
100 acres of second 1ow-grounds. balance IN nst,
dow. suitable for grasses and corn; 40 acres III
woods. The dwelling has four rooms. ,.
Both of these farms are well ad1pted 10 ir,,it-
growing and trucking. The soil or the npIanu y
is very rich. They are approached by good roads,
and situated in one Of the most improving 1eign
attention of person eeking farms to this sale,
TERMS: Onc-rourth cash; balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
With interest added the title To be retained py the
s0o' N''''' '-10 WILLIAM CHRISTIAN,
EDMUND c. MINOR,
Commissioners.
GRupps s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
de BIS l9. 20&2l
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Auctionecr AMI Real Estate Agent,
0flce No. SCI Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOUSE AND LOT IN ROCKETTS.-PIr-
suant to the provisions Of two deeds OF trust exc
cuted by William Ryan aud wife to me, and re-
corded In tho clerks office of the Richmond Hus,
The cther dated o2d November, iS67-I shah, on
THURSDAY the 9th day Of December, 1889, at
o'clock 7. NJ, on the premises, sell at pn6llc AUG
ton, To the highest bidder. the PROPERTY de-
scrbed In said deeds Tor the purposes mentioned
in said des0s m
TEKMs One-thlrd cash oue-third on n credit
of four months; and the remaining third on
credit OF eight months, with negotiable notes in,
terest added} for the deferred payments and deed
Of trust on the property to secure the notes given
for the deferred payments.
This prorerty consists OF LOT OF GROUND,
with 3 BRICK. STORE and DWELLING thereon,
In that part of the city OF Richmond called Rock.
etts.
The lot ls on The South side Of Lester street. cas-,
of Giis's creek, fronting 80 feet on Lester street
and running back SIS feet.
This house has long been occupied IS business
stand and IL valuable as such.
THoHAsJ. EVANS, Trustee.
JAMES II. TAYLOR, Auctioseer. no?S
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by Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate aCr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
v VALUABLE FARM CALLED 'HICkDRY
hill" CONTAINING TWO uuNDRED AND L
OF JOHN .. TAYLOR, DECEAsEDl, on THE
HMOND AND CHARLOTTESVILLE
PLANK-ROAD OR BROOK TUR NPL z,
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. In conformity with the directions Of 4
decree of the circuit court OF HenrlcO county en-
tered on the 29th day of October 1852 In the cause
OF Taylor, ETC., Ellctts executor, etc., snail
sell at public auction, on the premises. on FRI
DAY the 10Th day of December, 1860, If fair, II not
on the next fair day thereafter, Mt O'Clock Il. NJ.
the above DESIRABLE PROPERTY. or so much
thereof rs may be necessary for the purposes OF
the decree.
It has been divided by survey so that it may be
sold III parcels, and 1t will be so sold Il practica-
BILE; but If not, It viii be sold as whole. \ map
Of the property show ing the proposed suD"dlVlslon
can be seen at the Office Of the auctioneer.
This Is most desirable farm. 1t fronts FOR haii
q mile on the turnpike, and for nearly the same
distance on the road leading to Mordccais mill ;
beautiful emincnce surrounded by shade trees,
overseer's house, and all necessary out houses,
with Il valuable 1CE-PbND and TWO tcc-houses.
The ice privileges constitute an important ele-
ment III the value OF the place. II Is on the best
puhlicroad leading Ia the city, and the neighbor-
hood equal to any In the county. Possession given
on the ist day of January, 1870.
TERMS II sold IN separate parcels the pay.
ments will be nne-fourth cash balance 1t i?. ant
Is months or ifas whole, on the same terms, OF
Mt the option of the purchaser for one-third cash
balance at one and two years-in either case iol
negotiable notes, with interest added andttle re-
tained until all the purchase money Is fully pale
JOHN D. YOUNG,
no o2-ctawtDecstdtd Commissioner.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
II ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Qn
and after SATURDAY, October 0. 1853, the PAS
SENGER TRAINS on this road VII be run Us iol'
lows
GoISa WEsT,-LYNCHBURG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Richmond daily Except sundays
Mt $3.50 A. NJ; arrives ut Burkeville at lsc A. a.,
making close connections with trains on the sonth-
Side road for Farmyile and al way stations on
tina. road and at Lynohbur2 for All way statlons
on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad: bristoi'
Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, hem-
phis, Louisville, and all points South and south.
west. THROUGH MAIL AND EXPRESS ie ;.,,s
Richmond daily at P. NJ; leaves Danyllle daiy
mt 10 P NJ; arrives At Greensboro NJ i.z. a. ~,
making close connections for all stations on tns
North Carolina railroad, both East ana :" est o.
GreensSoru'-viz., Hillsboro', Raleigh &c, Esq
Lexington, salisbury, Charlotte, &C., Wess; 70 70
| lumbia s. c.; Augusta, Savannah, MacSp, ~
| iumbus and Atlanta, GA. Montgomery, hooiie'
| &c. Ala; New Orleans. &C.. La.
| GONG EAsr.-THROUGH MAIL AND Il.
| press leaves Greensboro daily at a; ~.
leaves DanYie daily At s:?sA NJ arrives ~ BEE
nond daily at 1910 4. NJ; LfNGHbnkStr At
sESGER TRAIN leaves Burkevlile daiiy te1eep..
Sundays) az 1913 2. IL; arrives a. hieaHioaa -
| P. II.
Through tickets can be procured 81 the Issst and
nce In Richmond to oil important p1:ats 70 ali
| Southwest and at Greensboro and DauN lus w 80
points North, East, and West. .,n,.n
| -, Superintendent.