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HE COUNTRY SWELL:
The Modern English BumpkiD
as & FlIrf.

From the London Review
At certain seasons OF the year, when
the crops are gathered in and there is q
Iull In the business OF the farm, q curious
style of young man may be noticed per
vading the music halls and livelier thea
teTs of London. He wears clothes OF g
provincial cut, and adopts an air Of su-
preme kuOwiDgness, and, with en evil
dent anxiety to appear at home in Fleet
street, succeeds in displaying turns and
grsees which altogether belong to the
country. His stay in town ia limited.
He has but few friends there, and after 8
short time even comic songs begin to
weary him, and the charms Of the ballet
faseinRte him no longer. Still, how Eever,
he remains sufficiently long in the me-
tropOlis 70 catch up scraps for the deco
ration of his talk and of his manners in
MS native place. He is not in the coun-
~ set, although he goes regularly to
the county ball. His family are Of q
middle e.a:s; his father was a yeOmsn,
and is not even reconeiled to the position
assumed by his son, on account OF an IN
easy telling that his son has no right to
it. Oar friend is the flirting farmer. He
is, OF course, a dandy, after his own no.
ton of the part. His views on the point
tSh0 1O"@- = FCi , Nit5Ae ---AN ASa.NJ -.
ments and loE crowned hats. His heal
thy, handsome and vseuOus eountenance
is invariably fringed with 3 border Of
whiskers, and OF late years he no more
hesitstes abaut mCustache than would
all officer in the blues. Although he
knows his business often thoroughly, il
is his way st times to seem as Ignorant
Of it as any club swell is in reality Of
most things. With his sisters he is
grandiose and stupid with the sisters Of
his friends it is at once his pleasure and
bis duty, so to speak, to fiirt.
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Dr. Mudd.

The Washington correspondent of
the New York World of the 18th says:
AS not tardy result of the exposures
OF the World, It can be stated, with ap-
thority, that the President will soon par
don DR.. Mudd, one of the convicted con-
spirat0Ts. The application made in DR..
Mude's behalf by the Conservative Con-
gressmen snd other public nen has been
successful, and the papers of release are
even now being prepared, and in 8 dey
or two will be published. That the re-
manning sufferers win fail to receive
clemeney may seem strange, but the
Executive custom is not to issue pardons
in advance Of applications, and the
other men do not appear to have the
friends in place who appeal in their be-
half. That DR.. Mudd's release, however,
viii lead to successful endeavor for the
release Of ths rest is not unlikely.
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Pike 81 j OhnSOn,
OUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. c.

THIS FIRM. .EsTA BLISHED AT WASH
ingtOn, (OfiCe, az / street,, will attend 10
an cases thai may be entrusted 20 them IL the
Supreme Court OF the United States, and Court
OF Claims and also to the recovery Of claims
against the Government or individuals and
70 business before Congress and IN the Depart
ments.
The senior member has been practising
lawyer for thiTty-two years, ana IS q lneInbeT
OF the bars OF the supreme courts o. AEsstn-
sas. Loutsians end the United states. The
lunior, bred a lawyer, was long Representa-
tive and Senator in the Congress Of the United
State and familiar with the modes Of trans
acting business in the Departments.
TIE senior, retaining his residence al Mem
pills will also as one OF the firm Of PIKE,
ADAMS & PIKE, attend TO cases in the su-
prens Courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, and
In the United States Courts and Chancefy
Court At Memnhig. uOYZo II
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COTTON GINS.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

HTE are fhe Sole Agents for the sale OF these
w unrivallsd Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIGHrSR1ss OF DRAFT, AED QUANTITY
or LINT COTTOS turEsd out per day, they sre
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made 70
every planter who has given them feir trial.
Where mule power Is used, they make a saving
OF from One-Querter 70 one-thiTd the dr-ar
SFRAUB'S GRISr MILLS, and WHEEI,EK
EIMNSOE & cos CIRCULAR SAWS,
M5CDHBS q Co,
I,dslerS in Hardware, Crtlery and Guns,
922]k snd 81 ise,n Street
80 ao-sr. Eeient.iE Tam.
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NOTICE.

CEALED proposals will he received at the
- ofiioe OF the undersigned, IN JacksonpOrt,
jackson county, Arkansas, until the first day
of January, lsds, for the erection of a BRICK
C0ORT HOUSE, with iron window caps and
eillg, iron corniee, Etairways and balconies
slate and Sin roof The size Of said building 81
by 20 feet, with center projections on each SIDE
and end, Of two by fifteen feet. carried up with
dCFmiJorles; 10 be two stories high, with
Enanssrd or French roof. belfry and dome.
Plan aud specifications can be seen at this
once Ibree annual payments, to be made ac'
eOrding 10 the progress of the work. and the
house is 70 be comp pleted by the first OF Jan
Uary, 1870, and the payments 10 be made ac-
cordlng 10 the reports of the Internal I'm rrove.
ment Commissioners 70 the court.
RILEY KINMAN
dsc2Iu Sheriff Of Jackson County Erk.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

A y election WiIl be held by the Stockholders
q of the Merchants National Bank, - The
banking house. on MONDAY. Jan gary =, 49,
between the hours OF 10 am. and pm, %
elect Nine Directors fOF said Bank for the ensu-
ing year.
sea1 I'm H. A. PAkEIFA.. Cashier.
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NOTICE.

EEY patrons and sll who wish 90 have their
M 1ianos and Organs TuDei o. Repaired by
ne "a, a ~neriOr Worklnantike manner, viii
1,ieaea Isgya Nnir orders at Clark's JeWelIy
afore az ~ NJ o. Second strest. and NOT at
Nr Eafvenfscb7s ,,r,s' store, as have no
connection whatever with th. ileir'
II. 6. HOLLEr,- 'Dt,o
jal6 Piano and Organ Va T.
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VHOR Cae sewing Aaehi ne, received per steam
S1i,ls Tenn. II not called fog within thirty (Sgl
dsys. will be sold 70 pay charges.
NS = LARRY HARMS AID. Agent.
SeSIm Star WbRrfboat, fOO. AOnroe 81.
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Notice.

VHHE business OF Moore, Whitfield & Co., Will
i be continued as heretofore.
VIRGIL V. MOORE,
snIz Surviving Partner.
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ALBERT PIKE, CHARLES v. ADAMS, Z. 4. FIEE
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors 6 PFOetOrS

A TTEND to cases IN the different Courts sit
a ting at Memphis, and in the river counties
OF Arkansas.
s~The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
cially attend TO cases in the supreme Court OF
Tennessee, and IN the supreme Court and
Court Of Claims OF the United States at wash
ington, being OF the firm OF PIKE q JOHN
son, OF that city. -
once in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court and second streets.
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ALBERT PIKE. RoBEET Y. JOHNSON
PIKE & JoHRS0N,
ATTORNEYS, COunsellOrs & Solicitor
WASHINGTON, D. C

TFVHIS erm viii pra ctioe in the United Stat es
i Suprgme Court snd Court OF Claims, and
will attend to the recovery OF debts, accounts
and claims against the Government or indi-
viduals aRd 10 business before Congress or IN
the Departments.
The senior member OF the firm (late OF the
Memphis Appeal has long been known in the
highest courts Of the country and the junior
has had large experience in departmental and
other business during many years OF public
service In the House and Senate. They Offer
their best and faithful services to those who
may need them. 1y3-sepi0 ~
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JUST RECEIVED By

Which. with their large assortment Of Goods
already in store, makes their stock one o. the
largest and most complete to be found IN the
e4ty. they Invite an examination, feeling con-
ndent their prices and goods will give satisfac-
ton. 10 the trade they are prepared TO offer
extra inducements dsStf
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Notice.

XETE have This day sold our interest In the
w Wood Business 10 GEO. W. BAXTER,
who has heretofore conducted 10 for us. Mr..
Baxter Will continue The business at our office,
and We take great pleasure in recommending
MIN 10 our friends aud tue public generally.
Jal6 BIGLEl, MELLEKSH & 90.
Goo. w. 4axtOr,
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VIRGINIA.

Her Present Status aud POIili-
cal Cen nIliiUn.
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sADDLERY. FAC.
CLAIRKOYANT.

MADAM DzvILLE, tbs world-rsnowned
MI C7airvoyant can be consulted on the past
present ard future, at her rooms. 1f0 MAIN
STREET third door above OVerton Hotel.
promptly, dels I'm
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DEALER IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-11
T,etfer from Washington.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.


Correspondence OF INC hlchul"iiu bioP'''|'i.
WASHINGTON, June S, 1869.
The removal of several of the most promi-
nent clerks in the office Of the Secretary ol
the Treasury, which occurred this morning,
is re carded as the commencement OF Il mo
rough political prescription IN that oiiice'
All those removed were Conservatives,
although in no respect politicians. Some OF
the bureaus Of the Treasury are very much
disorganzed by the changes which have
been made. but there must he no pro-
scription ofnegroes.J
Boutwell, wants to leave Washington to-
night for his home III Massachusetts; but
ND TO three O'Clock had not decidedWhcther
he would be able to go. There Is something
new expected with regard to his financial
policy IN Il day or two.
During the absence Of the President on
his trip to West Point and Boston, his prl-
vatc secretary General Porter will be i'll
charge of the Executive office.
William +. Dye and Samuel f. Primrose
have been appointed gaugers for the third
VIRGINIA district, and John G.. Clark and
Alfred III. Nichols storckeepcrs of internal
revenue for the second district.
The story about making the question OF Il
war with England on account of the Ala
bama claims an issue in the fall elections,
which really had no merit for reliability at
first, is now regarded as entirely exploded.
The Radical politicians scout it as tho
roughly impracticable. An undue prOml-
ncnce was given to it but it is very evil
dent that it was concoctcd for sensation
purposes. L.
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sided over the meeting, and when tne rT
r,;tfoe ret;ref, made ono. Of his happicsc
snoccbos Uc declared, in CONCLUSION, ,'I"'
i ~ po,,,a,,;i ,.ntc gladly for Colonel Walker,
Int no was deprived Of the suffrage.
Major Ycllott also made stirring sI,eech,
and the meeting passed resolutions ursllI
every one to register, come TO the poiis, anu
vote for Walker, for the nominees TO tng
LEGISLATURE, and against the test-oath ana
Acknowledgement clause.
The county canvassers are entcring vigor-
ouslv mon their work. and old Rockbridgc
will be thoroughly awake before eicc'ioh-
day. .,,,;
Thc college is in the midst of its eXami-
nations, and the students are acquiring
Themselves well. They will have ut the APP
nroachinr commencement the first Masters
of Arts under General Lees regime.
The following is the programme for COM
menccment week at the college:
Sunddv. June 20.--11 A. NJ: Baccaiau-
reatc Scrmon-Rev. John l.. Girardcau, u.
d.. of South Carolina.
Tuesday. June 22.-1o A. Nj. Statca meet e,
ing Of the Board of Trustees. SP. NJ: FL
nal Celebration of the Literary Societies:
Wednesday, June 23.-0 A. NJ. Mcc'nS
of the Alumni Association. III a. NJ: Az
dress before the Alumni Association-ReV.
Charles Baker Davidson, ID. D., of Indiana.
sP. NJ: Address before the Young Mems
Christian Association-Captain Givens Is.
Stricken, of Lynchburg, Va.
Thursday, June 81 COMMENCEMENT Doy'
10 A. NJ: Commencement Excrclses-lst.
Announcements OF Distinctions and De"
livery of Certificates. I'd. College Oratlons.
ID. Comforting of Diplomas and Prize Ne
dalS. 12M.: Address before the Literary
Societies Rev. r. A. Holland, OF Balti-
more, Md. 9P. NJ. Alumni supper.
4 brilliant occasion is anticipated.
LEXINGTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-11
BY Wellington Godd!il,
A nctinnner and Rcal Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
F$RN OF ONE THOrSiEr And FlEIG-
FlVf. ACRES. IN THE COUNTY ~ "a n,
TSD ORANGE AID ALHXAEDRfA RAIL.
R01D,.-Bv virtue of Il tril.. hnnd made on the 81
Iay of April $3.50. Ia the undGfsiFTai ny Gran.
vile !. Kelly and wife, recorded In th' once ~
EniInuicr county court, to secure the payE"ht ~
certain bonds therein mcntloncd. ana dcIaGt
I'm ling hcrn made thereon. 1t the request OF me
hG,Enci,ry and I'm accordance with the terms
trrrnnf / will offer for sale at public anctlon ~
Crlnancr Courthouse, oil FRIDAY the 18TH DAY ~
Innr tssa nj o iciOct +. VI. the REAL ESTATE
r"ti byhd hi the said deed being TWO TRACT
OR PkRCHi.S OF LAND lying IN the county ~
Fanduicr. aid 6sl!watGq Together 10 contain oNE
TTI6TSAND AID FlFTftflEE A,kES, ~, nn'
first tract being the homCsteh9 o. INC san h'L!i,
ACRES. living on the RappahannocN III, ~"
miles from the orange and AlcNandria railtri u,
It's crossing. and about two and nan Ihh.'
the wnoilen factory and Touring mills 81 re saw
Kelly: the other tract. estimated 10 contai-
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTN-FlFE AtRES,
hrnr slightly detached from the mansion or home.
stead ma wing Immediately between the same ana
the said railroad: ,
TERMS or SALE: Sufficient cash to, pay tLe ex'
pcnscs of sale and bond of - 500 due is octon"r'
ss- with legal interest from 3d April, 1893 iSnh-
i.ct 10 n credit Of II. 500 paid sth March l''n' anu
another bond of X. Jao. with Ike Interest dnc st
October i.6s and on 4 credit Of - 500. with Ike
interest dine lst October l.fa. ana =. 500 'in" WIN
like interest, OF LIST October, 30: and as To the
residue on such terms As the debtor may ulrr't.
The purchaser To execute bonds Tor the d"icFr''
uaymcnts secured 10y Il trust decd on the ltnd.
my - II. \. tlAlb'hN IL FIH''t'
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
/ SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND MARKET
GARDEN IN HESRICO COUNTY, HALF 4
MILE EAST OF BROOK AVENUE. AND
WITHIN THREE HUNDRED YARDS OF THE
CORPORATION LINE.-By virtue Of deed IL
trust executed to the subscriber rs trustee by Lucy
Giles, trustee Of Julia ID. Muller the wife" An
drew Muller. and the said Andrew Muller AMI
Wife bearing date the 25t May. iSf2 Only recorded
I'm Hcnrico county court, SHALL at the request Of
the holder Of the negotiable note secured thereby
proceed Ia sell nj public auction, on the premises
on WEDNESDAY the 10th juno, 1889, nj half-past
O'Clock +. NJ, If fair. II not. the first fair DAY
thereafter, that beautiful and highly.mpr"ycd
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, with FOURTEEN
LOTS OF LAND attached thereto designated In
the plan of Duyars Addition by the Nos III, IN,
l29 1873 100 $780, 49, 49, l39 iO, lb, H8, 1T, and25
The improvements consist IF brick dwelling
containing eight rooms, and large stable: and the
usual out-holiscs and two wells Of delightful water
on tho premises. The land IS well enclosed andls In
rs birl state Of fertility and culture rs any garden
sDnt in and around Richmond. There is 4 large
variety of choice fruit trees on the place, and
quantity of gtapesvircS now In full bearing.
Every kind Of vegetable adapted 20 our market Il
now growing in great iuxuriancc: and taking Into
ronsiicratIon its ncarn9ss 10 the market, and the
nccuiar advantages of the place az suburban
residence 1t Is Justly regarded as being very valu-
able for Il residence, market garden, ana dairy
farm,
TERMS Enough IN cash to dcfray the expense
of snlr and to pay off note for $4,000 with interest
froti tic goth April, 1859 and ~ To the residue Of
the proceeds OF sale. on such term as shh nc a-
nounced on or before the daT OF sale.
10 PEYTON q. BAYLY. Trustee
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5.Tfcrroy aALEs.-rasare Days.
: by tirubbs' & Williams. Lhucuonecrs.
Eleventh brtwrcn Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE or THE VAIL
aRIE LITTLE FARM AND MARkEI
GhRDEN CALLED "SPRfNG DALE
IROiIr -FOUR MILES EAST OF THE CITY
Nv RICHMOND, NEAR TIE MECiihNiCs--
VILE TURNPtKE.-By virtue or decd oi
trust executed to the subscribers by George l.;
Kosher and wife dated June IL. 1905, and recorded
In Ucnrico county court, and ut the request OF inc
creditor secured by said deed. we shall sell NJ anc
lion upou tho premises, on MONDAY the ISL OF
lime Mt o clock +. NJ. If fair If not, then on inc
next fair day thereafter Mt the same n9u1, tn,t
valuable little FARM and lAltkEI 49, III,
located as above, containing SEEESII- We
ACRES THREE AND A HALF ROOFS, more
or less of which about fifty acres are cleared am
in very high state Of cultivation the balance Is
I'm woods. There Is an apple orchard oil cholcc
fruit, and also some fine young peach trees. RI
The improvements consist of a nice tpl lAhr
HOUSE in modern style, with seven rooms, pau
try closets. &C. Just painted and papcrcu' anu III
most thorough order; a kitchen with Tour roo''S'
large barn, stable, corn-h0usc, &c; ,,,,.oJ
The location Is beautiful, ana inc ncighDol M. ~
ono of the most dcsirabl and Improving near 'le
city. - ,,,,,., oucb
Ne Invite the attention Of persons Wishing sue" e..
n place ms Il Is sufficiently near 10 ehapic itS
owner to reside upon II and yet do business Ill TIC
city. -, ., r,,,r
TERMS The deed requires nearly all tne PUT PUT
cha Sc money In cash. but We are authorized w ti''
creditor to sell for onc-fnurth cash blancc at SIN
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest,", lot nc
gotiablc notes secured by n deed oI trust
SAMUEL s, COTTRt1.l.. Trustncs
CHARLES VI. BOSHER- J
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioaccrs.
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BY Wellington Gotldln:
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND AD.
MIRABLY VEIL LQCA 4 T1 III E 4 Ms = =
Ton Ton Twenty " MILES FROM RiCHM0ND,
on OR NEAR Two RA nbH one Et GTX'
OTHER THREE HUNDRED, AND FokTi-
FOUR ACRES, FOR SALE AT AUCTioN.1At
the request of the owner. who resides In distant
The premises. on WEDNESDAY the 10th June.
1860 ut IL O'Clock 4. NJ, that very excellent farm
known as ASPEN GROVE" on which the y:o late &c
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO AND ONE
HALF ACRES by recent survey. of W hich about
two-thirds are open landtllc ba"naI IN nTlsina
tant from the Junction about one mile AMI the tin-
Der so near either railroad. and so valuahlc rs that
lin the opinion of the owncrl 1t would sci TO the
railroad company for enough to pay the whole pur-
chase money OF the farm
The improvements on this farm consist al aiarge
dwelling. situated on Il beautiful cm!ncncc sur
rounded by shade trccSl. and the usual nut-huild-
ings The land Is within halt 4 mile of Taylors-
vile, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad. and Is crossed by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad thus affording uncquallcd adyAn-
tagcS for travel transportat lon 10 MAJ ket Tho
open land. for the most part. Is in Inc neart and
Is bounded on one side by Little river ana extends
to the North Anna river
The other tract adjons The above on the north.
iSr"% TIiIE E'f FHEsT "conns TiiEEE lit s.
DRIED AND FOKTY-FOUR ACRES by recent
survey. the buildings on which are very good con.
sistine of an excellent dwclling-OSc, III heauti-
fnl grove, within two hundred yards of the Frcdc-
rcksburg railroad. The out-buildingS are ample
for the use of the place, and In good order with a
well of good water near tho dwelling also, IN lcc-
house. -
There is large quantity Of superior PINE and
WHITE OAK on this tract which Is Of great value
BY reason of its ncarnCss Ia two railroads.
This latter tract extends from the FrcdcrickS
burg railroad, across the Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad to South Anna river and embraces some
excellent open land. The two farms embrace To-
rcthcr EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIN AND ONE
HALF ACRES, and could be sub-diriGcd IN three
or four smaller tracts.
II is seldom that lands well located with refer
cucc to railroad fac!ics arc offered at auction.
and the particular attention OF northern capitalists
and others Is called Ia the sale.
TERMS: Onc-half cash: balance ut one aud two
years for negotiable notes, bearing Interest. Sc
cured 10y trust decd W. toDDlA.
my 2S-2tawtd Auc'lohccr
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Ey T.. Bowman, Auctlonrcr.

rPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE GAIA
- IDGIE ShLE.-Ou TUESDAY, Jun" III"
I5h commencing. at IL o'"lnck, will sell At my
w;lrcruoi l2ll Main street, very large anu desi~
rahlr line Of NEi:'IlAHDiHE, comprising IN
4 general assortment Of FOREIGN AND DO
NESTIC FANCY AND STAPLE DRG GOODS
suitable for the season:
4 very large aud attractive line of READY
MADE 'CLbTIIINE. embracing full a-S"rtihcnt
OF LINEN SUITS for mems and boys wear
Also. a large variety ~ MEMS aud iotTll'S
COATS. PANTS, VESTS, and SUITS III heavy
and li.ht materials, suitable tor the season
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BKOGANS, AMI
BAL MORALS for mems, wom"u'S, boys, ana
childru's wear in large variety of size ana quail
ity, and consigned by the largest eastern boot an'
shoe manufacturers. ,,.
Also 100 cases Fur and WooI. HATS, for
mems and BOYS wear, including the latest Styles
with Il large and attractive invoice OF
STRAW GOODS.
Tho attendance Of the trade IS most earnestly
solicited to this sale, aS the attention on nuyT'
will be amply repaid. The goods are fresh ana
srnsonahlc and will he sold without reserve.
TERMS An sums under 200, cash /; from 200 t.
5000 sixty DAYS above that amount, ninety days
credit for approved endorsed paper.
\ LUNCH Will be served on day Of sale
=. BOWMAN,
Auctionccr and Commission Merchant.
ic a-Tu. Tn tn
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Auctioncnr and Commission Merchant,
No. 81 sycamore street.
ESTATE AT AUCTION

VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUCTION,
' At PETERSBURG, NA.-pn WEDNESDAY
the 10Th Instant, at II o'clock \. VI, At
p :. Srahury's store, In Petersburg, Va,
J shall offer for sale at auction, to III"
highest bidder that very valuable property known
AS OAK Hill" adiusnlug the city Of Peters
burg Va, belonging to a." children Of the iat"
Thomas Dunn. The property VIII b" oher"d IN
two parcels ,,t
First parcel containing cighty-siX acres, WIN
fine residence aud other huildiug@.
Second containing l3l} acres. north or IN" r"al
leading To- the cottage separated from IN" Hrst par
eel only nv a roadway: has some timhcr ON II.
The steady tand ! trust ana brllnNer certain
prosperity oi tn" state, the proximity u market.
the fine water and hcalthtulucs- 81 The pace, war
rant nr i'm saving thnt amurC desirable investment
viii likely moi h. offered In this market for srIun
wear. Ia come. II command, = most beautiful sic"
Of tine city aud country around
The urGlcrv j. sold under i decree 81 ~" circuit
court of Chesterfield county. Va, AMI subject u
its ratification.
TERMS: Dnc-iuurh cash; balance upon a ere
IIt Of -lN twelve. ami eighteen months, purchasers
Ia execute negotiable note, sat istactnriIy en-
dnrsrd carving interest from date, ana tiir Re-
tan,d TIL paid for. Purchasers t. pay taNcs for
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hurtionccr.
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