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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
MolYars Life Pills and Phruix Bitters.


We nrst usedin private practice in 1925. They
were introduced to the public in 1885. since which
time their reputation has extended. until they have
sale in excess efail other Catharte Purifying
Medicines. There lie hardly a.fanily among civil
lied nations who have not evidence Of their
beneficial effects. Their grsatsuecess 10 owing TO
their uniform reliability inb ascs, OF Constipation,
Bil:isus and stomacnic diseases, whether Of long
or short duration. They are enrirely vegetable in
their composition. One ingredient spsns the pores
ofthe skin: another 10 diuretis, and stimulates
proper action ofthe dldaeys; . third som olllent.
looscniHe phlsgm and humor from the lungs ether
properties are warming and eathartic, and cleanse
the stomach anu bowels from unhealthy sesretione.
Their com bined effects 10. 10 regulate the impaired
functions efthe eJstsm, and 10 produce health. II
not asserted Mofat'sPls are 4 cure all-that they
will cure all csmplsints-but under ordinary cir.
eumstaness they may Be relied upsn TO cure Nsr-
vousness, Sick Headache. Cssitivsness, Dyspepsia,
ndigssnsn. Jasndies, Liver aad Dini0as Gem
plants, Colds. General weakness, Ae. They are
e14rossly made for these diseases. 1illicno upoa
millions u e.fes e.. Be cited. In ne singie instance
hee complaint ever ceAe 70 our 1n0wlsago, where
they have not eperatsd % recenns1dea.
The question 10 eften asked why isit that MeGat's
Life Pills meet with such wonderful success.
DSSeosS NV RS1Hy - 0tOO0s ouV tooO IVsVvS
al causes Of d1Sesses IN the system.
beeasss sAey ct powerfully upon ~ seefeoonsse
Ne body. and removes al impurities at once.
Because they do not reduce the system, but =
ratsit-thus requiring NO restraint nom pleas
ne Or business. and during their opssatsa never
grippe or pain the bowels
voicE TnH CixnoY
In praise efAenats Life Pills. which cured then
ofDyspnpda, 1sdigsstisn. Disease u the Liver.
Lsss Of Appetite. HssdacAs. Fever aad Agls, Bros.
eAitis. Neuralgia AID Rhsunatim. We refer to
Rsv. Danl. Martin ana Rev. Z. n. May, Of New
Yesk. 1sv. JM. Hobart, Boston, nsv. =. wsbbsR.
Canessa. n. H.. Rev. 4. neolsy, Sprise6sld, Pa,
3svs!. O. nyaes BE yar. Pe. Rev. ". q. Dronerofs,
0san1 Ragads, VIE Rev. J. \. 0aransr. OAillieo.
~, g: -, nashsw 0eedser. Riplsy, O.. Rsy. =.
.oassnY 1sT " sySs, and: Rev; .. Ca.peeil.
Rev. A. J. hsntly, San Francisco. Cal, Rev. David
Rider, Franklin, c.. and many Others.
The circular around each box fully explains the
eynptoms ana effects OF each disease, specifics
treatment. furnishes evic encc, &C.
Phoenix Bttefs. 81 Per bottle. They ars cold BY all
respectable deaiere. WHITE = ROWLAND.
ProprictoIs, IS Liberty Street, New York.
UucceGoofo 70 Dr. Mo6af nd ne Evw. n Eudn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

Thirty Years Experience In the
Treatno emit of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Pathological View Of Mari
age. - The Cheapest DOsk Ever Publishsd, con
tanning nearly 100 pagss aad 10 Ans Place and IN!
Cravings sfths Anatomy Of The Human Organs In .
safe Of Health and Disease, and Treatise early
Irrors, its Dsplorabls Consequence upon Mind and
Body, with the authors plan Of treAtnent-ths enlv
rational and succsssful node OF enrs. ~ shown BY
the report ofcases treated truthful adviser to the
married and those contemplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts ftheir physical condition. Sent rse
ofpssssgs to any addrss on receipt Of - esnts in
ssarspe q puotal eurYsney, BY Addrsesing DIR. LA
CROfx. Ne 81 Maiden Lane. Albany. Mt. Tbs
author nsySe eonsa'tsd upea aay Of Tho diseases
ape, 49, scos s.s:i :. :iss;s psss;S.y 2, BY
Spas1ns in Children are most frequent.
" the result Of worms. When they are irritable
ana fsvsrish. sonetinss efsviag foed and satiss
nvsnessay, aeals rssssiss whelessas dst. tessinl
restsssly In sleep, moaning ssd grinding the teeth
then ~ assured these symptoms are Indications Of
worms.
Uneasinses and pain IL the abdomen. With swell.
ling and hardness, are generally attendant upon
the presence OF these hidden sappers and miners.
Parents should remember that DELAYS are always
dangerous. and spon the appearance Of any
Of the symptoas b. A. Fahnestoolx's
Verlnifuge should b administersd immedt
ltsly NH mid, yet decided in ~ operation, and
cannot isjsrs the tesdeseet infant.
Great caution must be used BY every purchaser "a
be his own juass1n one sense, and to examine ev
cry bottle he buys Of Il. Tho simple name Of FAns
asrscx Il not sufeient; Ne must look closely and
carefully - see that the initials ere B. A. FAnn
n rocx ANA be sStfnled with nothing else.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CONNECTIONS

!. y: 1oueWeys eome aIoeA yeafS ago. Wtfnooo1n8
y: ss:: :ss sa.,.s = 1910 e.
g then. ssd iros s6s noss sss:ivs q sSss. re@s
g sssss' -. ss:. s:s' r 1911 =
= % aersssSie esn1ssics, 31sasi 9 prssess rsss
aoLlOwAYv y1n1l1uo1 0oNrHcrIONs,
which have of0oos entirety soporeodod TIE cd
naaseeus vernlee - ~ 1sleAt - the poor little
sn 20. y sossaans No ca'onsi or ether poison.
o. g Nv ssss:.sa \ ~ rep.,as vst-asue, ~
= e. e % = ~. e
fsmsdis:. = sss ssS ners pleasant to taks. bat
should s::p e. :: s s.dsss. ior tSss 81
only ersAisats wcs.s.sess: 800 =. q eAnaAsse-
gaas, - pssva1sat with eANdsso.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
The orisisal a.d s.iy tsss Arsisa Plasssrs pes.
''''ns ;e ;s!s 1rs, .' e:'1s ss,ss fs'''''
1hssseas!ss se.eassf sAps Rsaesss b ~ 1880 =
n cases Il in1s.assiea q d Lao. % cossx
n fsy .S -: "a sssssss s' sssc
mend thsN. ODeEsvD-neaaswAs'sast ~ 0rig1nal
and only tras Arnies YiastsS.
HEISkELL'S
OINTMENT.
This Ointmsnt, afiesan experience OF twenty ycals,
has proved itself sovereign remedy for all Diseases
case on which II was used, caring many obstinate
easee OF fifteen or twenty years standing. that had
previously resisted all rc1siise pseecrfbed b. the
best modcaltalont In the county. lts e6ecD 10 -.
tohishinG In few days the soreness and irritation
10 removed; The skin bseognes smoclh ana healthy.
and rename permanently healed, witAsatths uss ot
Y H. a.. f .ses n.ss-, ,re-, ss.s.r,,
.nss.s..A 49, >. ID. - evsey SesaS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

What the Doctors Say.
Amoa wcolly. ~ D.. Of Koseirs-, county, Ind,
says. s'Fcr three years paef have used AlLKs's
Lcns BA,sAn extenstveiy In my practice. and | am
satisfied there Il 10 better medicine for lung dsca
- In ure."
Isaac X. Doran, n. D.. Of Logan Co. o., sayss
s.ALils's LrSo BAfaAN not only selis rapidly, but
rivee perfect eatisfacta0a In every sses within ny
knowledge. Having confidence In Il, and knowing
hat % valuabe medicinal properties free-
y use Il In my daily pr ctiee. and with nnbounded
success. Az expcct0rant, II 10 most certainly far
ahead ofany .prepsf.usn have ever yet known"
Nathaniel nsrfia. y. D, of Middlebury Vt says
have no doubt u will become aclas~ Il rem.
agent for the cure OF all diseases Of the throat
Bronchial Tubee. and the Lungs."
Dr Lloyd. Of Ohio. surgeon In the array d7rins
the war. rom expOsu4e contracted consumption -
He paysi II hav6 no hecltaney IN ssying that vac
By the use of!ouf. Lung balssa that An nov alive
aa1 eajoVmR hoon4~
q. fstskss. q lhosaris slvs: 81 rseo1assA
yass eaaean . Reeeseono g aay othsa nsAcaae Sae
CouRh6, md Il G1voo oati1fAeeson~
AiixHo Lgp6 oAaeAn 10 the remedy 70 euro al
Lung and fhfUot 0i0eultieo. ltsh0el1 b sAoeUagA-
b tssted before use1g aoy oehep Dalnm q viii cro
Wbsa ell othses III. Directione aeceopaay eeeA
j. Il. HARRIS . CO., sole Propristors. Cincin-
natl, Ohio. For sale by all Drupgiets Oc94-dkV0En
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

Sterling Silver Ware
And fine Electro.plated Ware. Tho 0ofhAm Nan
ufacturing Company. 81 Providence. n. 4, having
the largest mandatory OF Solid silver ware n the
world, with the moet improved machinery, and osnr
poJing the most skiilsd labor. are enabled " offer
an uncqualled variety Of new and beautiful designs
In Dinner Services. Tea Services, and every article
specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal 0ifts.
hev offer also their well known and unrivalle0
Nickel Silver ElectrosPlated Ware, N which they
have introduced new patterns Ofrare elegance. The
Solid Silver 10 to be Of sterling purity by
United States Mint asesy The ElectroPiate 10 guar
anteed to be superior 10 the finest Shefield ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere.
Trade
Trade Marx ~r- 70 s &.
0CRHAN MANUFACTURING CO.,
SalesrooRNo. 3 Maiden Lane N, Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
PAGES CLIMAX sALvR.

Will cure Scroflla. or Fever Sores. Salt Rhe . "a
Tettsr Pimp,ee swered Breast. Sore Nipples, Chill.
blaine. Piles. Cuts. Burns. Bruises Scads, and for
all extern al applications It has parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints wnsn an otacr
remedies had failed.
wehayc large number OF CERTIFICATES from vel
known and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Climax Saive has per feety cured old Ulcers, cases
ofTitter, Piles and Scrofua Sores, amer they had
beentrceteS by physicians and given mp as ncurab
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
CriStadOro's Hair Dive.

CriStadOrO'S Hair Dive.
LADIES. over gray hair. Why
Should there be HUE and CRY.
CRIsTADORo's DYE. you know.
viii black or brown bestow.
Use then, this uneqnaled Dye,
Have the HUE without the CRY.
CRIsTADORo'5 HAIR PREsERvATIvE
Crstadoro guarantecs that his IIsir Pre-ervativs
rhall succeed where every other preparation has
failed In keeping clean the hair thickenng 1t, gloss
ing It, preserving its color nclining II 10 curl and
restoring 1t TO that health and yigor which the
elements OF its hearty.
Sold ~ Druggists and applied By all Hair Dces
ssrs. Manufactory No. IS Maiden Lane. Prihci
nal Ilepo, No q AatOr House,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

What the Doctors Say

wulalIthese Afflicted with t,cagh or Consumption
rcsdfhe lowing. ard lcarn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsan !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

Dfonchlvles AsehnAa, CatarfA,
raocnas Ana rstD WINS AtwAn soos scocns.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC DPxAkIRs
VIII ind Tsochcs usefui In clearing the voice whom
taken before eingingcr Speaking. and relieving the
throat after unusual exertion Of the vocal 0Ans
The Troches are recommended and pssscnbsd BY
fhysicans. snd have had sstinosiaiafs0m eminent
men throughout the eosatry. Being a. astiels IT
est OF many years. each year 6nds than in new 10
caites in various parts Of ths world, and the Tro
ches are univsrDally pfUnuunceh better thAn Other
articles. OYrAis 0aly - HsowrS DscwclsAl To.
cEs, and do not tAks ny ~ ~ WossADsge imito-
iora that nag BE- 0dKsa. NOlA ogesythoso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

toWt lnetes no {iWo IKE the present.,
/ especially for psni bnt people; 90 II ron
/ will gracieusly rev II what Il 10 that weighs
upon your mind. will listen With exem !.
plary patience"
locked At her Or moment in silence.
and tAss replied me, cousin. not now.
Il u net tiiline attsr wish 70 speak Of.
but enc that invel % the happiness Of TIVE
ives."
"Iodsaa'" abe Rsaaiosd, iaA eighty
altered toss, while seald dsteso sudden
6ush "a her new Id avsrtsd cheek.
'Coufage" l Whispered 10 myself.
"Now 10 the time I'd me 70 ascertain my
fate" Then, seizi n her hand with pas.
sicnats tenderness said, "Cousia Ar
aes, dearest Agnes you will net now
deny me the p easurI Of calling J % By that
sweet nam.i Nay, prn not from me-" |
continued. ~ she NJ Dc desperate effort
to release her hand, until have told yeu
how deeply, fondy, Iuly l have loved ycu;
how, day after day, have seen and felt
your goodness aud orth. Oh. do not,
then, plunge me % utter despair by
rejecting the offer (bw make Of my love,
my devo,ion,-of most precious gift
that man can give u woman, and which
ron even already ha\ taken from ns-my
heart
paused, bat my csapaaisn did net
spsek. eassd inld)tly iate kse isneesat
oyss, anA there re- her verdict Was
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20

put my back to
gar, and smoked
tss most furiously;
eh, rang the bell,
solving 70 zee my
ospesd ~ declined
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
CHICAGO.
TraE GARD IMPROVED
BRICK MACHlME

Has INSIDE In chicago over thirty millions Of 'ck
II may he secn IN operation any day In ChicaSu.-
For phlct- with fnn desesitticn addfees
d&w X n. GARD, lie south Clinton u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The capital of the Hairy interests in thu
country is said to b $70o, 600, 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01

EOR RENT.-MRs. WAYT, l2ioGI
n Rroad street. between Twelfth and Tb niIx II
teenih streets, has two ~, III,
BERS nicely furnished which she wiz ss n u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01
rT.RUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-

rTHRUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-
TEEN HUNDRED AND N1NETY:sEVEN
4 4GRK r SF H IAs sPArs oF v1ReiNfa. And
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant to the pEoTisi2ns on ncy his vile
bearing date on the LIST Of January, is'L anu d NY
recorded In the County Court or York county, tEe
Undersigned the trustees therein named, AZ tne
request of the creditor secured by SAID deco anu
having given the four months h0Slce feQuIreu x
the said deed to the said Robert Saunders Of sucn
renpis,tiOn. wiz, ON TUESDAY the 10th day OF
FEBRUARY 1889, at the front door OF the Exchsnss
Hotel In the city Of Richmond, at the corner OF
Tranklin and Fourteenth streets at the nour OF "
O'Clock NJ, proceed TO sell the ZEAL ESTAIE
conveyed by the deed OF trust Aforesaid, caIee
and known as "QUEEN'S CREEK" or so much
satisfy the trust created by the said deed Ihis
land is situated on Queens creek one OF the trlDu
tarfas of York river and but snort distance rom
said river In the county OF York In the state OF
VIRGINIA, Vessels drawing four or five feet OF wa
ter can ascend this creek TO within few miles OF
Williamsburg. .,r.h,o for
oyster planting. No further description is now
thought to be necessary rs IL u presumed that any
nna dasiring 10 purchase will view the premises
and Judge for himself before The day or sale
THE TERMS ARE: That the purchaser pay one
half of the purchase money on the day OF sane ahs
the balance In two equal IN tSe s a dsy Of
january 1871, and for which be shall execute NE
bonds each to carry interest from the osy o. oais
| and H. he secured by deed or trust on saiu iauu
The undersigned Talbot sweeney reslolng IL In'
Of Williansburs T take peasSfbs a
| ing the land 70 any one desiring w PHS sha'@
TALBOT sWENSY, trustees.
| dels ALEXANDER DUDLEY,}
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01
AuETHON SALES.
,~g.---5.-~<(1~Sl--~[~,
FUTURE DAT.
roMMIssIoNER,s SALE OF NINETY

7 - =
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINETY
~ THREE ACRES OF WOOD LAND NEAR
KILHY'S MILL, IN HANOVER COUNTY
nv virtue az decree of the circuit court for the
city of Richmond pronounced ON che 5th day Of
December. 1858 In the case Of Hswes rs. Whiting
and Gretter.'' the undersigned, special commits
sion. thereby appointed for the purpose, wiz sell
pnblic auction in front Of Hanove. courthouse,
on the GOTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1862 that being
court-day. the TRACT OF Land containing Anil,
about Dinety-three acres situated nesr kilby's
min and very near the railroad, being tue same
land recently purchased by George w. Sreitsr #
M. u. hitting. and adjoining the farm OF Colonel
". r. VIM and others
TERMS For sufficient In cash as TO defray all the
expenses OF sale and 10 discharge Judgment
for ales with interest from the 97h day OF August
1855 till paid rs well as tn pay the ssxes now que
upon said property and the costs OF the suits: as
to the residue one-half payable at six months and
other half AZ twelve months, purchaser giving his
negotiable notes. well endorsed. for the credit IN.
stalments and title to the property 10 be retained
until deed Is directed by the court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH BEAKE-
Special Commissioners.
IN 1-Ftd 3, F. TINsLEY Auctfoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01
For the Dispatch.
A Psalm of New Year.

-" resolves and re-resolves,
Yet dies the same"
Farewell, old Sixty eight, FAREWELL
Thy 'ventful reign is through;
a stranger comes thy throne to fill,
And work his wonders too.
The day thy chequered course begun,
What promises were given
OF vice subdued, of virtue won,
OF reader zeal for Heaven.
Such vows, alas ! how frail they are
Reforms that we propose;
How sadly New-Year plans compare
With records at the close.
So easy is the downward flight,
So wide the door to SIM
Whilst virtue scales the rugged height,
Z Which only heroes win.
Another stage, begun to-day;
Another milestone passed;
Am I to wander still astray,
Nor Heayenward turn at last?
Stay this momentum, Heaven and set
NV erring footsteps free;
Nor to the end my course permit,
{ Unless 1t lead to thee.
With New Year nerve my soul anow,
That when his race is run,
He yield happier review
Than Sixty eight has done.
Y /" FdcfIis desce1suS A Osr,at."
CocKERMouTH, New Year, 1859. w. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01

TOR RENT, the STORE on Thr.
n teenth street between Mutn and Cary1
formerly ''0ur House eonsainR, min gs snIee
and cellar. This isa very deslraois sss go ~
to HILL & GODDINf, Real Estate s 3. A \, s1ts5
de 30-3t ~A[9s "a api ssttsI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01

FOR RENT, BUSINESS 0FFiGEs@
over the store occupied by Mesers. We .s
Brothers on Cary street between o In mnRIMs
20 ~ ~ tioca Main street, corner Tenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01

The MAN FROM BOSTON," Howcus," o
writer for the Syracuse Journal, gives the
following pithy description of $" The man
from Boston,:
The weary, worn pleasure-seeker, as well
as the CHEEKY, lively business traveller, he's
noticed that prevalent personage-the man
from Boston.
he is Of medium sizo, dapper built, nest
and band boxy. He has an outside stripe
down the leg of his pants, whether it be
the fashion or not. In summer he carries
duster, in winter shawl: at MI times a
trim satchel filed with toilet articles, for
which he has q womanly tendency and ten
derness.
At hotel I became honored by the no.
tice of 8 man from Boston he became unu
suallY communicative, and entrusted me
with his opinions of - Boston. There
were many towns, few cities, one Boston.
His name was Charles or Gustus. Deeply
interested, inquired which, aad, .aasl1s
gized for misunderstanding. apoio-
Easaar.his claiming beslsnyns pronuncia-
t;en 6n mt Eten.t At the table ne
ia reminded Of nome and all it's pleasures
and eichs for brown bread and minced coo-
f,sh. In Boston, mans only want ID q
want. He asks o smart boy to please parss
the butter; boy says, with pleasure ana
bapins: Butter is 8 common noun, slngulaT
number. neuter -. Boston man looks
webster at boy and leaves the table.
He is sedate young man, and not 70
be easily approached; no is opposed to con-
yersation, and disEkes a joke. Boston sits
heavily upon him, and he must maintain
her reputation as he journeys. At home,
10 be the admired Of small tea party &c q
mart he can DO active justice to; but away
from there, Boston's grayer aspect must
!. fnd reflex in his mode and manner.
i His pronunciation differs from others he
y Sights the first in Boston, and entirely
omits the second.
Heis opposed tocapital punishment Oh the
ground that Punishment from Boston is OK.
piation full for any conceivable offence
That he should leave Boston is calamity
oft times equally regretted by himself and
those he honors by the bestowment of hiE
company.
On the csys he pays his fare inclusive Q.
the "Five cents additional will be col
lected on all fares paid in tho cars" BE
asks the conductor what the $ I've cents
isfors For the eompany--and cur friend
is spcechless.
He is on his way to Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01

TOR RENT, portion of that desi. al
rable RESIDENCE situated on Byrd
street between Third and Fourth, No: Sb. ALSO
and STABLE, attached.
References exchanged. oe "a ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01
By James II. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
No. 81 Main street,

-
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE At AuOTICN.-By virtue Of the
provisions of deed OF trdst dated the 24.h day Of
December, 1889. execr6ed by Robert Willett to
Beujsmfn Chalk trustee. and also by virtue OF the
provisions OF another deed or trust dated the 18th
day OF FEBRUARY. 1887, by said Robert Wtllett 70
John B. Young trustee, to secure the payment Of
deeds, the same being of record In the CLERKS
Office OF Richmond Hastings Court, the UNDER
signed, John B. Young trustee In the second
named OF said deeds and Edward 7. Cannon. sub
sid Benjamin Chalk. the former trustee, having
departed this Iifel, will at the request and by the
direction OF the beneficiary in said deeds. on
TUESDAY the 12th day OF January, 1889. at the
hour Of p. NJ. If fair If not. the next fair day
thereafter offer for sale at auction, on the prem,
ises, the following REAL ESTATE mentioned and
described In said deeds as follows That certain
lot parcel Of land In the city Of Ric1m I'D tie
signated In plan Of French Garden, In said city,
as Lot No. 8, the same being 30 ieet wide and
(cont,nned). with all the improveme nts thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to so much OF the pro-
ceeds of sale may be sufficient to defray the ex-
pense OF the sale and 10 discharge the sum OF $500
1859 and the further sum Of SIS l4Nith interest
thereon from the 18th OF February, 1851 and as to
the residue of the purchase money, on sncn
terms Of credit rs the personal REPRESENTATIVE oil
Robert Willett may direct, or In default OF snch
direction, on such terms the said trustees shil
see fit on the day Of sale.
The said lot is \ desirable one, and the title Is
believed to be indisputable, but the undesigned
selling as trustees, Ill Of course convey with lfe
usual 'p'''"i EDWARD Y. CANNON.
...-....|. 49, Substituted Trustee.
JOHN r. YOUNG, Trustee.
sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR q
Son. Auctfoneers. - ..a..-a .,s-Ta,r DE u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01
POANoKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY

Ia have established at Boydton. MeckIenburv
county, Va, sn AGENCY to be devoted exclu-
sively to the PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
In the counties OF Mecklenburg. Halifax, Char
fdently asserted that no such field for investment
In real estate was ever presented in any country
az that now afforded In the lands or this section Of
Virginia whether for settlement or speculation.
Opportunities for purchasing lands at exceedingly
low prices are daily presented here. of which
avail themselves. Being a member Of the legal
profession, propose 70 investigate land titles, to
make purchases, and look to the making Of proper
conveyances to purchasers:
- > 1913" THOMAS r. GOODE.
Peters to Judge W. T. Joynes, Of the Virginia
Court Of appeals, Petersburg. Va. Judge Hunter
Fl. Marshall, Charlotte Courthouse, Va; Hon.
John Le'cher, Lexington, Va. and Hon. james
Lyons. Richmond, Va. de 23-eodIm
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

nUBLIC RENTING JANUARY 2D,
Ises. or JACKsOS,s RIVER HOTEL, At
JACKS0N's RIVER DEPOT ca EshPEAkaa
niens 10 sulphur and Alum Springs, Is 10 ths
midst OF fine hunting and fishing grsnnos cou,o
be adysutageously occupied as ooarHnk TOO
has been successfully operated sof the past t"o
wars as hotel by Messrs. Coghill.
Renting 10. one year. Possession giysn az vee'
JOHN @. CARPENTER,
Administrator Robert Irvine decsas ss 81
1.oLsonss eivey December nth. 1859, tde 2i-td
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FIFTEEN DOZEN THREE and FOUR STRING
jail COOK & LAUGHToN. Inctioneers.