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sIackmar, R0hsrts, Chandler Z Co.,
EnR RENT me-

Ut b4 in the city limits, containing d
H acres rieh n On tie premises Is a
good Dwelling House, containing SIX rooms,
Kitchen, servants rooms, two nne eisrerns,
sfe., etc. For terms apply to
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for 4 country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEL office.
kEATING. ENGLISH & 90.
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Creole Hair RestOrer is no huge swindle

BLACK and colorsd silks at great bar
gains. HERZOG& BRO.
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PLANTERS TAKE NoTfeR.-dreat bar
gains offered in jeans, linseys, ~osnaburgs,
domestics. white and gray blankets, Batch
elor's boots and brogans, and gents
clothing, at J.. Fl. Loewenstine & Bros.'s,
23I Main street, Clay Building. Look at
this stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as we arc Offering extrs Inducements IN
the above GOODS. -NI
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FOR SALE.


Z AND-co Acres OF Rich and Valuable
j. Land lying seven miles north OF Mem
pits. on the Mississippi River Railroad 10
- acres IN cultivation.
For terms apply 10
I'M COLEMAN,
OLA - Front street
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WANTED.

& ALFRMAN-fn a Dry Goods House, who
= can control "a large planters trade fFom
Z anris county. Arkansas; also. q sales
msu who can control q large trade from Crit
tsnden and Philips counties, Arkansas. None
ned apply unless they can dl above bill.
Salary no object, provided the right men can
be Obtaim~d Appty at DIS Main street.
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BUSINESS NoTIcE.-NO contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
Sidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at orr counter or recognized
as an Offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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LocK at our cheap black and colored
alpaccas. NJ. KRAUs IL Co.,
2lS MAN street, s0r.fer Of Adams.
THE only genuine Hair Restorer-Lou-
isiaua Creole.
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ARAns At merzog's to-day.

GREAT bargains during the Fair at Cans
dry goods store, New goods, new store,
new prices, &s Main street,
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WANTED.-A man who thoroughly I'M
derstauds canvassing, and is we'll ac-
qRainted in the city. Address for enc
Jay, +. II. c., this Office.
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JUST received, Nutmegs, Gloves, Mace,
which we win sell at New York prices,
freight added. CHANDLER & Co.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, ETC.,
Of Wiggans q Thorn. manufa cturers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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ALL wool red and white flannels, ~
cents. Good quality of A white Shaker
Flannel, only Is cents, at
J. II. LOEWENSTINE &BROS.
PSI Main, Clay Building.
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JUsT REcEIvED.-The old ges1,i3e Crow
Whisky, at Cadmus' Sample Rooms,
Ayres Block, Second street.
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS offered in beau
tiful Dress Goods. just received 500 pair
more of those Jouvin Kid Gloves, sold at
IS cents per pair, and everything else in
proportion at the cheap house Of
NENDIG & BRO,
80. 2@6 Aiain. street,
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BLANKETS at New York prices, sub
stautial Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods
at great bargains. at the new New York
Store, No. 2gS Main street. Don't forget
the number, 29S.
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joe LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has al
the latest Monthlies. Weeklies and pai-
Lies.
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A WEEK OF B~AR0kISsI DRY GooDs.-
Strangers visiting the city shSald call on
NJ. Kraus Il Co., 2lS Main street, corner
NJ Alnma
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LATEST styles striped dress poplins, 2j
cents, worth 40 cents. Full assortment of
fashionable dress plaid, at IS cents, worth
90 cents. J. II. LOEWENSTINE.
23l Main. CLAY Building.
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II you go to the Fair don't forget to
visit the new dry goods store al the one
ollar store, No. Dos Main street.
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PAISLEY Shawls received again.
HERZOG q BRO.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe, for sale in sums to suit,
at First National Bank, No. IL Madison
street.
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CoRsETs and hoop skirts, at bargains.
NJ. kRAUs & Co.,
2lS Main street, corner of Adams.

DED BLANKETS, linseys, kerseys, fan
nels and jeans, u very low prices, at NJ.
Kraus * Co.'S, 2is Main street, corner of
Adams.
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NEw Arabs again. HERZoG & BRO.

JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, mas al
the latest Monthlies, Weeklies and Dali
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GooD quality ~ blaached domestic,
only l215 cents, worth Is cents. Great
bargains in bleached and brown l6-4 sheet
ings, only so cents.
J. II. LOEWENSTINE & BROS.
23i Main. CLAW building.
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Hair Restorer never fails

CLOTHS. cassimeres and water-proOfs,
1t very low prices, at NJ. Kraus x Co.'S,
us Main street, corner OF Adams.
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JUsF received, direct from Saratoga, 100
dozen Congress Water.
CHANDLER & co.
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For cheap cloaks, shawls and dress
goods, visit the new store just opened at
No. 2S Main street. All goods at New
York prices,
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REAL Estate AT AUCTION.-Three very
desirable lots on Second street. near Wazh-
ingtOn, will be sold by w. II. Psssmore
81 Co. this aftermnOm At three O'clock.
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LOUISIANA Creole hair RestOrer, has
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MEMPuIs - OnIo RAILRoAr,

W a y " " NV0 IFSNFFNIf
FREIGHr AGENF's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TE&S,, October y. 1869.
Special Notice to Shippers.-0n and at
ter 24th inst, no local freights received
after 1 pm. A. J. KNAPP, Agent.
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CLOTHING, the cheapest in Memphis, a
the new store, No. 29S Main street.
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DURING the week of the Fair, extra
bargains in dry goods.
HERZOG q BRO.
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AT SAW her bat a moment and she
said: Il buy the cheapest Dry Goods at
the New store-the old dollar store-No.
9gs Main street.
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CoTToN Brokers' Marking Ink, a supe-
riOr article. CHANDLER j Co.
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LIQUOR DEALERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS
ROSS. ROBERTS & co.

GEEL COMBUSTION MERCHANTS,
No. o. FRONT STREET, NEW YORK,
Pay special attention to the purchase of Cof-
lee, Sugar, Syrups, Bagging, Rope, Iron, Ties.
etc, etc -
Blackmar, Roberts, Chandler & Co.,
800 NosrH CoaAERcIAL STREET,
500 LKvKES 1r. Lofts. No.
GENL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Make the purchase OF Baggink, Rope. BACON.
Flour, Corn and other Western Products 4
Specially, giving close attention to fEeights,
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WE have received a new and beautiful
lot of Arabs, which are open this morn
ing. FERZ0G 4 BRO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
sDaIding, sidweiI & Marlborough, Propr's.
l. W. NcUNGE-.Aeting Manager

sATuSDAI, October 20. Hiss SUSAN AL
IoS ana her talented English Comic Opera
troapef also the wonderful. graceful and
Matinee 70 2 u'clock- Doors open at Ip.m.
admission, TO al parts oftheh ouse-Adults
4 VILLAGE FIDDLER-IILA and ZOF
on the lying trapeze, and the Iaughable Or
eretta d. SlNTY-sIX.
SATURDAY NIGHT, O~ffenbaehts Chinese
Buriesque Of CH1SG-CHOW HI. Pet PIN
Luy, Miss susan Gallon. Lila ana Zoe.
Nj y. MlElt5' humorous character skefeb-
e. To conclude with THE BLIND BFG-
CARS. o~se
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NEW ORLEANS DENTAL CoLLEGE.-This
institution commences its third session,
according to advertisement in another
column, on the 18th of November, 1869.
Among the Faculty are comprised some of
the most intelligent and able dentiSts in
this or any other country. These gentle
men, at a sacrifice of their private inter-
young students and dentists as wish to
qualify themselves thoroughly. for the
practice of the dental profession in all its
branches. We take pleasure 10 recon-
mendlng all such to the OHly institution
of the Kind in tie Southwest.
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QVR Kid GLOVES. HERZOG & BRO.
TE
NOTICE To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RETAILERs.-Largest stock of white and
grey blankets, bed spreads and coverlits
in the city. Sold n lowest prices. We
can offer bargains in these Goods. J. H.
L~oewenstine & Bros, 2SI Main street,
Clay Building.
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ARABsl ARABsl ARABsi-A new and
large assortment open this morning.
HERZOG x BRO, 294 Main st.
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LOUISIANA Creole Hair Ressorer-no
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CaEoLE Hair RestoEsE is 20 "clap-tr.

NNfVLH If"IT htStUIN = 10 VIaP-tIaP'
OUR stock or hfy noads aud Fancy
Goods is now complete.
T. ". JOHNSTON & CO,
3I7 Main street.
RIBBoN, Chains, etc. az
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis end white River Packet Company
United States NAH Line.
For JacksOnport and Way Landings.
EATOMA..-----...-.W. +. Ashford, Master
This superb passenger packet d.
viii leave as above -
SATURDAY, 3uFh inst, nj 5 pm.
W. L. GRAHAM, Agent.
oe9 sol Front street. Mosby Block.
Regular Memphis and White RIVER U, $ Mail
Saturday, PacEet-For Helena, DeFalIs
BiuH. Little Rack Augusta JaeksonpOrt.
q MEiaCII I.s..e.--L--J. Davis, master
This elegant passenger steamer A
will leave as above ~Z@
SATURDAY. S0th inst, ats pm,
LEVY & ROBBINS. Agents,
O02S n Jefferson street.
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RrMrMnER Herzog's Kid Gloves to-day.
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LouIsIANA creole. the beauty Of the age.

PEANUTS and neorgia Pinders-5ea
bushels to arrive, and for sale at No, 20
Jefferson street, Lamp and Oil store of o.
+. Prescott Il Co.
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F0R ST.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Hail Line

FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS
CITY OF o.. .Malin, master
This elegant passenger packet
viii leave as above zaS
4Hls DAY, sctt Inst, at 1 pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North. East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
Tow 3. Dunn. Ticket Agent. 0r50
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BARGAINS in overcoats and business
suits, our own make. at the new store Just.
onened at No. 29S Main street.
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BEAUTIFUL Black Cloak e;
HERRING Il BRO.
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GENTLEMEN, take notice, that NJ. Kraus
& Co., us Main street, corner of Adams,
are Offering shirts, uudershirts, drawers,
socks, ETC., at great bargains.
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SHAwIs and cloaks. at bargains, at NJ.
Kraus & Co.'S, 2;s Main street, corner of
Adams,
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TIE FAIR.
An lmmsnse ThrOng in Attendance.
Reports Of Awarding Committees

Proceedings of thu Fifth Day.
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SILK poplins lately received.
HERZOG & BRO,

JOE LOCKE, 2SGH Main street, has all
the latest Monthlies, Weeklies and Dl.-
lea.
DRESS GOoDs, selling very low, al NJ.
Kraus & Co.'S, 2Is Main street, coruer of
Adams
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SPECIALITY l0-4Iy 1T HerZog's. New
Arabs open. HEkAOG - ED.
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RIYER hEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
RnERs. wEs1HER Asu BUSINESS.

Indiana, Robert Moore, 7. Fl. All
Commercial, NatDIaa-
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~
was started. Every eye was on the
bay, a. he skinned over the course,
almost shutting oH5 the other two,
and dOiog his last mile in 2.33A, and win
ming the $50 purse and the premium for
the fastest tTotting stallion on exhibition.
1t seemed the general impression that the
winner could have made the last mile In
2:SO, al the outside, had he beer pushed
for il. We viii remark here that the
track was " dead slow
This evening a trial of speed will be had
between Pilot Temple and MoTTisSey,
which will be well worth Witnessing.
N0rriSSey, it will be remembered, took
three strait heats on Wednesday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The President announced that owing to
the fact hat the samples had not vet been
arranged, the awards of the Cotton Com
miltee would not be made until IL O'Clock
to-day, aud that The sale of the cotton,
by auction. would be commenced imIne-
diHtely amer.
1t was also announced, and the particu-
Iarattention of farmers called TO the fact,
that a sale of eight head Of blooded Dur
ham cattle, from ShakertOwn. KY, would
be made at ten O'Clock this morning.
The attendance throughout the day was
immense, fully equal to that of Wednes-
day-thought TO be the crack day of the
week.
The race closed the days performances,
and at i've o'clock the train, carriages,
omnlbusses, etc, started to the city with
the majority Of the spectators.
Visitors at the fair cannot nave failed to
see the large quantity OF light and beauti-
tai bread which adorns one of the largest
tables in the hall. This bread was made
from "Heinriehshofer's Extra" n st.
Louis -four entered by Newton Ford 4
Co., Of this city. This firm, feeling a
pride in their flour which the result iusti-
hes. offered q prize ofSZ for the best bar
rel exhibited at the fair. The award will,
we learn, be made to-day.
TO-DAY, LAST OF THr PAIR.
will be very interesting. Saddle stock
will be the feature, under the Superin-
tendency Of Mr.. J. c. Fizer. Below is
the programme:
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CHANDLER & co,
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NEUUNU UFNT,
The bay horse, rs in the first heat, takiBg
the lead and keeping it all the way
around, winning the heat easily In 2:46-
suit RiUeF coming in second and Grey
Messenger behind.
1t became q settled thing, now, that
Temple would get the race in three
straight heats, as ME driver had not
pushed him a particle in tBS two heats al
ready gone, while the other horses bad
evidently done their best. Had 1t NOT
been for the desire to see what Temple
could do, all inteFeat ia The match would
have here terminated. but n conviction
that the last heat would be made by him
in about 1884 or '331z kept horsemen on
The guf ere. and Ia
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF SEVENTY
N FIVE ACRES OF LAND IN DINWID-
DIE COUNTY, VAL, Andrew Rutherglen, at
torney at law and general assignee In bankruptcy.
Richmond, Va. hereby intimate that shall, by
virtue of orders issued by the district court Of the
United States for the district Of Virginia, dated
18th and 31st of August, 1850, offer for sale by pub
lie auction, at Jarratts Hotel, Petersburg, Va. on
TUESDAY, 18th day of December, lsG9 at IL O'Clock
noon free from all liens and incum brances, dover
excepted, but which before dayof sale may also
by John L. Rotfe, Dinwiddie county, to the court
Of bankruptcy in his schedule filed with the clerk
of court-to wit. SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
LAND lying in Dinwiddie county, on the plank
road, near the courthouse, with dwelling, good
storehousc, and blacksmitl's shop; hrst-ratc
stand for Il store; desirable properly.
TERMS: One-third cash !; and the balance by
equal ms ailments at six and twelve months, the
purchaser TO give notes with interest added with
approved security and the title to be retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.


MISSIONER'S SALE OF A
~ VALUABLE THREE-STORY B r OK
TESEMEMT, on THE NO, I,,, SIDE OF
TENTH. AT AUCTION.-In execution Of de-
cree of the circuit court of Richmond, entered on
3oth November, 1859, In the case of Cauthorn and
ais. as. Cauthorn, as special commissioner there
BIZ appointed I will sell at auction, upon the
premises, on MONDAY the Goth day of December,
1T clock P. NJ, If fair If not, then on the first
ESTATE of which the late DR.. r. S. Cauthorn
died seized, situated as above, and being the third
tenement west Of Tenth street. -
1t has seven rooms besides the basement with
the usual out-buidings, and now underg ling re-
pair; Will be In excellent order before the sale
The first floor has been used as store, for which
1t Is well suited The location IS very central and
pleasant. being within few steps OF the capitol
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, for me-
gotiabie notes; title retained until the notes are
paid. JOHN A. COhE, commissioner:
GRI7RgS & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS. de
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SSIGNEE;S SALE OF TWENTY

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF TWENTY
"A TWO ACRES OF LAND IN BRUNSWICK
COUNTY, VAL, Andrew Rutherglen, attorney
at law and general assignee In bankruptcy Rich
mond, Va, hereby Intimate that SHALL by virtue
of orders issued by the district court Of the United
States for the district Of Virginia, dated 18th and
alst Of August, 1862 offer for sale by public AUG
ton, at Jarratt's Hotel, Petersburg Va, on TUES
DAY, l4th day of December, 1859, at II O'Clock
noon free from all liens and In cumbranccs, dover
excepted. but which before day Of sale may also
by Jane p. Manning, Brunswick county, to The
court of bankruptcy In her schedule filed with the
clerk Of court-to wit, TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
OF LAND In said county, with dwelling and usual
out-houses. Also, LIFE INTEREST IN NINETY
ACRES OF LAND In same county.
TERMS Ouc-third cash; and the balance by
equal instalments 1T six and twelve months, the
purchaser to give notes, with interest added with
approved security, and the title to be retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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1888
1888
SSIGNENS SALE OF Lice

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A LIFE IN
TAINiNG TWELVE Hundred AND Sc
VENTY. EIGHT ACRES, IN PETERSBURG,
STATE OF VIRGINIA.-I, Andrew Rutherglen,
attorney ut law and general assignee Ia bank.
ruptcy, Richmond. Va, hereby intimate thai
shall, by virtue of orders issued by the district
court OF the United States for the district OF Viz
Sale By public auction, at Jarratts Hotel, Peters
burg, Va, on TUESDAY. 18th day OF December,
1897 as Il O'Clock noon ree from all liens and ~,
by Bernard Todd, Petersburg, to the court or bank
ruptcy in his schedule died with the clerk of
OF LAND CONTAINING TWELVE HUN
DREO AND sEYENTY..EIGHTA ACRES called
Monticello Farm, formerly the properly Of John
IN A LOT OF LAND AND DWELLING.
HOUSE thereon, on Washington street Peters
burg, SIS EF - -
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUsTEFs SALE OF A FARM OF

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM OF
j NINEATD FIXEIaEIGHTHS ACRES, NE4R
MILES FROM RICHMOND, AND IN FULL
VIEW OF THE CITY.-By virtue of T. deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber by s. B. Scott.
dated 27th February, 1863, and recorded in Che',,
ter6eld county court Office, being thereto required
by the creditors secured, I will sell. upon the
premises, on MoNDAY,, 18th December. at II
thereafter; at the same hour. the property formerly
occupied by w. w. Bennett, containing NINE
AND FIVE-EIGHTHS ACRES, more or less,
fronting on the River road. -
The improvements consist OF an EXCELLENT
DWELLING with six rooms, and all necessary
out-houses.
trees of the best varieties strawberries, raspser
rieS, and other small fruits.
This land Is well adapted to gardening and fruit
growing and TO a person acquainted with this
business can be made highly valuable.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray expenses at
tending the sale and to pay of note for $3.50 due
Goth October, 1869; credit to $7s5 until I'd II
March, 1870; further credit as to 1917 so until
3Oth August, 1870 and the residue upon such terms
as said Scott may prescribe and direct.
RICHARD IRBY, Trustee.
GRCBBS Z WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. de
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SSTGNEE,S SALE OF NINE HIN

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF NINE HUN
N DRIED ACRES OF LAND IN BRUINS
WICK COUNTY, STATE OF VIRGINIA.-I.
Andrew Ruthergen, attorney ut law and general
assignee IN bankruptcy. Richmond; Va, hereby
intimate that shall by virtue of orders issued by
the district court of the United States for the dis
trict Of Virginia, dated 18th and 3lst of August
1860, offer for sale by public auction at Jarratt's
of December. 1890 at Il O'Clock noon, free from
all liens and membranes, the following pro-
perty, surrendered by n. s. Edmunds, Brunswick
county. to the court of bankruptcy In his schedule
filed with the clerk of court-to wilt, NINE HUN
DRIED ACRES OF LAND in said county, bound
ed by. the lands of Sterling Nebet, John Puryear,
and others, with good dwelling, storehouse, and
out-houses.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; and the balance by
equal instruments at six and twelve months, the
purchaser to give notes, with interest added with
approved security, and the title to be retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLES, Assignee.
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scIrNEI1,S GALE OF EQIrp HIN.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF FOUR HUN
IA DRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND IN
DINWIDDrE COUNTY, VAL, Andrew Ruther-
glen, attorney at law and general assignee In bank
ruptcy, Richmond: Va, hereby intimate that !
court Of the United States for the district of vir-
GINA dated nth and 3lst of August, 1902 offer for
sale by public auction, ut Jarratt's Hotel, Peters,
1852 at II O'Clock noon, free from all liens and in
cumbrances, dover excepted, but which before
the day of sale may also be excepted the follow
Dinwiddle county. to the court of bankruptcy In
his schedule filed with the clerk of court-to wit.
LAND in Dihwidde county, with good dwelling
and out-llouses.
TERMS: One-third cash; and the balance by
cnnal instruments at six and twelve months, the
purchaser to give notes. with interest added with
approved security, and the title to be retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.