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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

EpucATiaS IN KENT CoUSTY.-For years this
county has been not.d for ihe scarcity OF Its
schools aud the general ignorance Of lis inhabi-
ants. A new day, however, has da@ned on
Kent. Academies and schools are sl,ringing up
everywhere, and 1t will not be long bsfure we
equal, il we do not excel. New Castle county In
tile nunhcr of our institutions Of learning. To
mgin with Smyrna we have two public schools
that arr well attended several private schools.
and s. m!uary, though only Two years IN opera
lon. that is hard To beat. Dover also boasts of
then FELTON, aud Milford have Academies that arc
In fnurishiug condition. 40 well as their nu-
mernus pubic schnols Our people seem to be
thoroughly awakened 10 the importance of edu-
that ignorance and superstition iu Kent will soon
disappear :. like nists before the morning sum-"
TLJnfou HeyUh
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Coon TEMPLAKs.-Th Grand Lodge Of the
order Of Gnod reDplars Of this State, meets 10
Milford this year, aud will be 10 session two
days Wednesday and Thursday, September Isl
and ID
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

CHARGED WITH RApE.-A coloied man named
Edward smith WIS brought before Justice o M III
saturday, charged with al assault upon little
girl. ninc years If age, near New ik. some weeks
ago. He was committed in default Of $4,000 bull
Tor tiial ut Court.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

1MPRovEMEST-.-We presume not less than
fifty two and three->tury brick houses are IN
course of erection west OF WaEingtou street
aud south uf Seventh. Fourth street Is nearly
all built up from Jefferson to Jacksnn,and we see
Que house being erecIed on Fourth street, near
Rr1,lInn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

4 BIC Contract We find the statement In a
Chicago paper that Messrs Reauy Son d CO., Of
Chestcr, Pa, have entered Tito a contract with
the Government to build four shps-tw"of Of them
are To be iron and the other two wood. The
cost Of which will be about $780, 900.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

MAT CosTaAcT.-On the mail route from
Easion Ia Oxford (Md..) by order of the Post
master General, service is Increased three trips
per wrss. making II daily, except Sunday. from
The ilrs; day of September, ut 1904 additional
less than pro rata, hut agreed to by cnDfrsrtor;
sehednIn changed accordingly.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Nrw HortL AT SEAFoRD.-Mr. wm. J. March
h,, K, proprietor rf the new hotel at Seniord. the
.Nanlicokr House." announces that 1t Is now
asd ccmhlable bniding, furnished 10 good style.
and We nave no doubt that travellers calling there
will b. wCl provided tor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

TiIF HARytsr HnME. 'ay of next week,
'lie 9, Inst hns been fixed upnn as the time for
the Ruilr,rd Picnic aud Harvest Home. in ste-
rhcn 4. VII ols woods. near l0ckessnn Meeting
House. A large committee of managers, both
ladies' and gentlemen, have the arrangements IN
charge, and we do not doubt that 1t will be
grand success.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Two freight Cars were thrown from a
bridge on the Erie railroad into the Della
ware river, distance of one hundred feet,
On Tuesday night No pcrson was injured
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

Sr. PArL's CATHOLIC CuuRcH.-CarpeLtets
are busy al work upon this cdltice The brick
work is about completed, and carpenters ne
for Inning.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

rLpckY " The ether uiuni4g :. caard
lad ai'su, twelv, years d,came ort"t ". Wis
dom's blacksmith sbup leading dras iior-c sni
the animal, IN attrmuling 10 biush Uif i NJ, if'd
on the iitla fellows b ,rc foot. Witnuut If ci-
ing to nutice the injury the lad passed ~ with
he horse Another cplorrd hoy cng he blood
BiwiDg asked him il he was hurt. Gimcing
down at his foot he lacunicaliy replied, Only u
Toe cut oH." Upun examination this was iouud
u, lie the case aud the am entited tue was picked
up where the nc, lent occurred. Much against
his will, the boy was tax Ii iuto the blacksmith
shop, aud his f'ot dressed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

BASE BAiL.-The second and concluding game
of the match between the Independent Nine, of
Newark, aud the Elkton Club, was played on
Saturday week on tho grounds of the latter,
u fbs, fntI ,,,pin sc,,lt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02
CAMBRIA Co Pa,
JoHssTowN, July Z b, 1869

Gain In favor of Fields process. !. .s26l.o
Then seduct frnm the amount gained by the
Fields prncess. the chemc ,ls which cost from 10
u, 80 cents for each ton Of iron, nr ShD 600, and
there will sill he left in favor of the Fields pro-
cess an animal gain of a2l1.n00.
We have been sn-wn Qrite numb Of letters
from NIL sections of the U"ion, pinking inqnires
aud pr posing tn huy individual, county and
State rights, which the Doctor Is ir no hurry To
sell. unless 20 g"nd advantage. Il atf rds ua
pleasure to thus speak filly of This apparently
important di,coverv, bpc ,use IL will enable cur
American manufacturers mnre successfully to
c,mprte with Europe, and bec,use 1t will give
VA II cheaper and superior article Of iron and
steel. H. Is also source cf satisfaction that
the good fortune of making the discovery be-
longs to n Wilmi"gini,n.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

THE CANAL BoaTs n Tiir MuD.--The rot,s.
willie .jou, RuI Of Satnrdav. save: As far "a we
eau learn, about 5000 tons II coal are living In
the Canal between this place and Fsirmoupt
Locks which cannot pass through.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.

TIN CESTs.--The steamer Florence Is making
the Chester aud Philadrlphia trip for ten cents.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

CURIOSITY. MIR A. B. Logan foreman uf
the sssh department in Springer, Morley "
Causes establishment, has sluwn Nv n cGriosit,
in the shape ola bnllet Undecided 10 heavy piece
Of white pine lumber, sptne eight inches from
the outside. The saw used in wprkinr the plank
cut squirtly throlgh tile bullet, carrying away
considerable part ot The lend. The timber ct
from the North West, aud the baden inruit =
must have been lodged in its posisian many ycirs
ago.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

1uniugs-1 Q 8 4 5 6 SO
-
Newark s s 3 223 10 / 4 $50
Elklon, 4 4 z 8 8 / 4 3-35
Umpire, Frauk Boulder, Cecil Club, Chesa-
peakt City.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-02

bellowh
bs,smiths'
| dies.
5. whole
ID. CorLL
'Inursos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

A PROFESSOR observation-disclosures students
in one OF our colleges being frequently an
noyed by the nocturnal and inquisitorial
visits Of a professor, who suspected them Of
plaSing cards, one evening prepared n
kettle of mush. otherwise called hasty pud-
ding, and by the time it had boiled had
seated themselves around the table i'll the
attitude of card.p'avin@, waiting patiently
for the wcl-known step OF the professor
II was no sooner heard than large outside
pocket of one of them was forthwith filled
with haSty pudding, and all were seated as
hcfore. As soon as the professor had opened
The door, the student who was loaded with
the muSh made sudden sweep over the
table with his hand, as if to gather up the
cards, and with another motion apparently
put them into the pocket containing the
mlsh. These motions could not be helped
being noticed, as they were intended to be.
by the professor, who, considering them as
pretty strong evidences Of guilt, broke out
with the following:
"Well, young gentlemen, I've caught
YOU at last, have II"
"Whv, yes, sir, we arc all here"
ESQ I see you are, and you have been
rla, ing cards, too
"No, sir, it is not So"
at isn't, ali: What have you got in
YOUR pocket, young man"
Hot haSty pudding, sir"
Hot hasty pudding, ali hastv pudding.
have your I'll pudding you" said the pro,
halfway to The elbow into the hot hasty
pudding.
The doiorouS looks, the shaking of fingers,
The grooming and capers of the professor.
belong to the sphere of maginaton-not
description.
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1853

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF TWENTY
"A TWO ACRES OF LAND Is BRUNSWICK
(OuN'I,Y VAL. Andrew Rutherglcn, attorney
ut law and general assignee in bankruptcy, Rich
mond. va. hereby Intimate that shall by virtue
nf orders issued BY the district court of the United
states for the district OF Virginia, dated 18th and
3lst OF August lsd0 tier for sale by PUBLIC auc-
ton. at Jarratt's Hotel, Petersburg, Va, on
DAY 18th dav OF December, 1869, ut II o'clock
noon. free from all liens and membranes, tdower
excepted, but which before day OF sale may also
oc ezcepted,l the following property surrendered
b. Jane T. Manning. Brunswick county, to the
court of bankruptcy In her schedule ilcd With the
clerk of court-to Wit, TWEhTf-TWO ACRES
OF LAND in said county. with dwelling ana lsma :
out-houses. Also, LIFE INTEREST In NlNET1
ACRES OF LAND In same county.
TERMS One-thrd cash: and The balance Py
equal instullncuts at six and twelve months the
purchaser TO dive notes, with interest added, with
a1nrovcd security, and the title to be retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid.
AND'W RUTHERGiEN. Assignee.
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2Ni


A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF SIX HUNDprn
a AND E1GHTY-SEvES ACRES OF LASr,
IN GREESSV1LLE COUNTY, VAL, Andrso
Rutherglcn: attorney at law and general assigns.
In bankruptcy, Richmond, Va, hereby intt,ns,
that slall. by virtda OF orders issued BY tbe Az
trict court Of the United States for tie d!.trfc.
Virginia, dated nth and 31st Of August. lsso 81
for sale bypubic auction. at Jarratt's Hotel >,
tcrsburg, Va. on TUESDAY. 18th day OF nece,.'
Der. 1859, at l. clock noon, free from all liens
membranes, dover excepted. but which bef a..
day Of sale may also he excepted the follow :
property. surrendered by Algernon 8. Az
Grecnsville county. to the court OF bankrup,rT -
his schedule fled with the clerk OF court-to vii a
TRACT OF LAND containing SIX HUSDRrn
AND ElGHTi-sEVEN ACRES. In said count
Bread ROAD, With dwclling-house, kitchen. 81
bles. &c.
TERMS: One-third cash: and the balance -.
equal instruments al six and twelve months ~
purchaser to give notes, with interest added rt,S
approved security and the title To be retained r..
the assignee until said notes arc paid.
ATD'W RUTHERGLEE, Assignee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

BATHING IL ITAnY.-We had batn III
Milan, in public bath-ho'lse. lneA "e,e
going to nut all three Of us in one Dath-tuo,
Int we objected. Each OF us had an t,a-
;,an farm on his back. We could nave lei,
aGiucnt iC we had been officially surveyed
and fenced in. We chose to have thrce
hath-tubs. and large ones-tubs Sulteu 10
fhc dignity of ariStocrats who had real estate
snd brought it with them. After we were
stripped and had taken the first chilly dash
we discovered that haunting atrocity that
has embittcred our lives in so many cities
and villages of Italy and France-there was
no soap.
Dams voice rose on the air:
"Oh, bring some soap, why don't you =:
The reply was Italian. Dan resumed
Soap, YOU &now-Soap. That Is what i
want-soap. Soap soap; scope soap;
e-c-u-p soap. Hurry up! | don't know
how YOU Irish spell 1t to suit yourself, but
fetch it. Pm freezing"
heard the Doctor say imprcssively,
Dan, how often have we told you that
these foreigners cannot understand English!
WHY will YOU not depend upon us! why
will Won not tell us what you want, ana let
lis ask for 1t in the language of the country!
II would save us a great deal OF the humlli-
alton your reprehenSible ignorance causes
us. will address this person in his mother
tongue Here. cospetto corpo di Bacco J.
Sacrmento Solferino Soap, you son OF
gun! Dan, if you let us talk for you, you
would never expose your Ignorant Vul-
yaritv.'' -Mark Team.
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liz

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF -FOUR HUN
"a DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND IN
.DIEWIDDIE CONTINUAL Andrew Ruthcr-
glen attorney at law and gcncra assignee In bank
ruptcy Richmond. Va. hereby intimate that ]
shtll by virtue of orders issued by the district
court OF the United States for the district of Fir-
ginia dated 18th and 31st Of August 1860. offer for
sale BY public auction at JarrattS Hotel, Peters
burg. Va. on TUESDAY, 1aih day Of December,
1862 at L. 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
Dinwdde county. to the court Of bankruptcy in
his schedule fled with the clerk Of cOurt--to wit.
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
and out-h0uses.
TERMS: Ouc-third cash. and the balance by
equal instalmcnts at six and twelve months, the
purchaser TO give notes. with interest added, with
approved security, and the title to he reta incd by
the assignee until said notes arc paid.
AND-W PUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE of THREE HUN
n DRIED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF
IaSDiT uJnWIDDIE COUNTY, VAL, An
drew Ruthcrglcn, attorney at law and general as
sIgncc In bankruptcy, Richmond, Va, hereby In
Innate that shall. by virtue Of orders issued BY
the district court Of the United States for the district
Of Virginia, dated 18th and 3Ist OF August, 1869,
offer for sale II public auction, at Jarrats Hotel,
ceInber lSGe al II O'Clock noon, free from all Liens
aud in umbrances, the following property surren-
dercd By Philip &. Jones. Dluwlddie county, TO
th, court of bankruptcy In his schedule tled with
the clerk OF court--to wit, THREE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-F0CR ACRES OF LAND In
Dinw!ddc county, on The p!auk-road, WIN sn III
dwelling and Observation-Disclosures wheat ana To-
bacco land. RI.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance by equal
instruments at SIX and twelve months. thc pmrcha-
ser In give notes. witt, interest added, with APP
proved security and the title To be retained by tue
agsiruce until said notes arc paid.
AND'W RTTHERGLEA, Assignee
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF TWO HUN
"A DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
LAND IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VAL,
Andrew Ruthercen. attorney at law and gem
era 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 3lst
August. $780, offer for sale by public auction, at
Jarra,t's Hotel. Petersburg, Va, on TUESDAY.
l.h daY of December lSGo IT Il O'Clock noon, free
from all liens and membranes. ldower cS-
copied. ,bu. WHICH before day Of sale NAV also be
excepted the following property surrendered by
c. l.. Thomas. Brunswirk comfy, 10 the court %,
bankruptcy In his schedule Glcd with the clerk Of
cnurt-to wit, TWO HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY-FTVE ACRES OF LAND I'm Brunswick
county twenty miles southwest the courthouse.
bounded by the lands Of William Lett, Allen
Rainy and others.
TERMS Onc-third cash; and the balance by
equal insta !ments ut 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 arc paid.
AND'W RUTIiERGLEN, Assignee.
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A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF NINE HI.

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF NINE HUN
"A DRIED ACRES OF LAND IN BRUINS
WICK COUNTY. STATE OF NlRGl MAJ;
Andrew Ruthcrglen, attorney III law and general
assignee In hankruntcy, Richmond; Va, hcrehy
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 2lst Of August,
lSg9. offer FOR safe By public auction, at Jsrratts
Hotel. Petersburg, Va. on TUESDAY, l:ih day
Cf December 1862 ut L. o'clock noon, free from
al liens and incumbranccs, the following pro-
pcrtv. surrendered by y. :. EdnundS. Brunswick
county, to the court of bankruptcy In his schedule
tld with the clerk Of cOur:-to Wit, NINE HUN =
DRIED ACRES or LAND i'll said count! bound
ed blythe lands OF Sterling Nchictt, john Pury"ar,
md others. with good dwelling, storchousc, ANA
Out-hOuscs.
TERMS: Onc-third 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 10 be retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid.
AND'W RUTiIEEGLEN, Assignee.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF TWO HUN.

4 SSIGNEES SALE OF TWO HUM
IN DRIED ACRES OF LAND IN GREENS
VILE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.-T, Andrew Ruth
rrgen, attorney ut law and general assignee In
bankruptcy, Richmond. Va. hereby intimate that
shall. by virtue of orders issued by district court
of the United States for the district OF Virginia,
dated 18th and 3ist August 1869. offer for sale by
public auction. at Jarratt's Hotel. Petersburg
va, on TUESDAY the 18th day OF December
1850. at u O'Clock ~. free from all liens and In
cumbrances dover excepted, but which before
day of sale may also he excepted. the following
property surrender bvJoserh Hubbard, Green's
Vile county to the court Of bankruptcy In his
schedule flied with the clerk of court-to wit, TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND In GrecnSville
county about seven miles from Ilicks's Ford.
TERMS: Onc-third 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 nc retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid.
hND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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By Grubbs & Williams. Auctionecrs'
Eleventh street between 1lalu and Bank


NIX HILL AND A Fart OF Elm In
IL ISLAND FOR SALE A." iUCJlpH.-tW
sale of this magnificent estate was po1tpon,,n ~
account Of Indictment weather TO lhOHcD.t
the eth Of December, at l. O'Clock VI, upon ''''
premises. III, ,,,. III,
1t lies on James river, ffty-oEe lnirs lpY " "
JITSDRED ACRES consisting of .5i acres %
The island, aluy!al soil Of inexhanstiblc ierti'!
seven acres of river low-grounds S2S aCse eo q,
cleared upland, highly 'mpro%e' ,na "a - Sndi
with Timothy. -t.. ann, NJ th,
The buildings are mostly OF brick, anu OIL ~.
most expensive and complete cnaraettc' -, 80
rooms and All other usual out-builhihss: .,o.,
Elk Hill has long been noted ~ one VI LUG 'H's'
elegant and valuable estates In Virginia. &C.,,
TrP,fS: one fourth cash balance nj one wv
and three wears, bearing interest. cha.
For further particulars see ADVERTISEMENT - So
En,,uirsr and Examiner, or address u.
D'f GPVBBS ( WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,;
no la-coCtDec3, &tdtd 'hichnIolI",
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BY james II. Taylor,
suctioneer and Real Esta.e Agent
oflice No. sei Ma in street,
three doors below SpotsWoo0 itOt'l'
r,,RIJsTEE's SALE OF VALuABl

.
rg,RUSTEE'S SALE OF FALlABLE
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN ROCKET rs.,s sIr-
suant TO the provisions Of two deeds OIL t'u La ~,
cut,.I by William Ryan and wife to me, ~hI H.,
corded In the clerks Office Of tho Richmona ani
tings Court-onc dated 9Th September, IT, In "n
the Their dated o2d November, FsI-l sna aa 81,
THURSDAY the 9th day of December, i;;s' nv =.
o'clock J. 81, on the premises ssi, ~ pn9TaSy j..
ton. 10 the highest bidder: the PROrEhi,ii
scrhed in said deeds for the purposes UBIQUITOUS
In 81! Id deeds. .,i.a ,u , credit
TERMS One-thlrd cash one-thi. on ~
Of Four months; aud the ,emainlns thir a ~ nr
credi; II eight months, with neGohaDe To- deed
tcrest added for the deferred payments, ahe r
OF trust on the property 10 secure me ho'e' 49,
for the deferred pay tnents ,, ~, cp0I'Sp,
This property consists Of LOT or - 49,,
with BRICK STORE and DWELEiHn VI porL
in that part of the city vi Richmond eaiieO NV
The lot Is on the south side OF Lester rtr,r,
of Giliis's creek. fronting 30 feet on LeS'e' '
and running back IS feet. ,,.In,ss
This house has long been occupied rs q ou''">
stand, and Is valuable rs such. r-rs,ee
1uo.hN.," 40 -
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, AucttonecF.
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!. SSIGNEES SALE OF A

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF A LIFE N
q TEKEsT IN A TRACT or LAND CON
T1JStEC; TWELVE uUSDRED AND Sc
V Vs. ACRES. N PETEksBUHG,
STATE OF VIRGINIA. Andrew hptherslen,
rnnicV Richmond. Va, hereby, Intimate that J
stall By Virtue OF orders Issued r. The 6is- Vic;
court OF the United States for the aistrlet OF W.
sale by bubble auction, ut Jarra,'s Hotel, Peters
burg, Va. on TUESDAY, 18th day OF December
1859 at l. O'Clock noon free from III liens ana IN
nv Beruard Todd Petersburg, To the court OF bank
ruptcy in his scheduic hiea with The CLERK %, Of
roirt..t Wit A LIFE INTEREST IN ATRACI
IL LAND CONTAINING TWELVE HUN
DREO AND SEyENTY-EIGHT ACRES called
Monticello Farm, formerly the property OF Johii
IN A LOT OF LAND AND ID w Ell l. \ u
HOUSE thereon, on Washington street, Peters
burg. :,
TERMS: One-th!rd cash. and the balance .!
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.

.fTaRTsT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE-In pursuance Of the. PROVISIONS
OF a deed or trust executed 70 the subscriber on
the It'll. day OF December, In the year isso by
of record In the clerks Office or Hanover county,
J. ns trustee. viii proceed. on SAs "A, the
i I'm d RIe 81 and Yort River raroa in New
Kent county. to expose to sale, by public anciio
10 the highest bidder, TWO TRACTS OF LAND
lying In the lower part Of HnoyeF S Sani f NJ
DRED ACRES, situated on the county road lead
ing from Old church. In Hanover county, TO Ne%
Kent Cnur9se only few s miles t IRON ,G ,9
river. This tract has on 1t dweling-house suila-
bic for small family. =.
THREE HITNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, with
ont fl,yelIinr-hosp and both tracts abound In the
richest grecn-sand r.ari. entirely accessible.
the creditor to say that the purchaser can nave
some credit by paying in cash a reasonable part
of the purchnse money and proner secnr erSd to
be perfect. bnt rs trustee shall warrant specially
de a-fawtiJan8 J. NJ. JEFFRIEs. Trustee.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
, TUURSDAYthe 9Th day Of December, 1852 In
front OF Hcnrico county Courthouse ~ L
O'Clock NJ. .....
ricccs Of CHAIN about IS feet long, each;
! T mtXn Sh aSa cRoss.Cur SAW,
MORTfCING MACHINE.
: sCREW-PLATES and TAPS,
HOSE and PIPE.
set BORING RODS. for mining;
HORSES and | MULE.
WAGON and HARNESS, IL.
CART. and
/ BUGGY and HARNESS,
TO satisfy attach in my hands In favor OF Da-
MEL a. James against Hanover Coal Company
. 6c3 for H. J. SMITH. s II. &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03
SSIGNEE,S SALE OE THREE HUN

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF THREE HUN
"A DRED AND THIRTEFN ACRES OF
LAND ~ DIEFIDDIE COUNTY, Virginia.
l. Andrew Ruthcrglcu. attorney nj 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 Tor the DIS
trIct OF Virginia. dated 18th and 3Ist Of August,
laG9 offer tor sale by public auction. at Jarratt
Hotel! Petersburg, Va, on TUESDAY, l!th day Of
December, 1862 at - . clock noon free from all
liens aud membranes dover excepted, but
which before the day of sale may also he excepted
W. Jones and John 3. Jones, DiuwlGdic county,
to the court OF bankruptcy in their schedule
filed with the clerk Of court-to Wit, TllREE
LAND, with TWO DWELLINGS and OUT,
HOUSES, BARNS, &c, ii good order; good
small farm.
TERMS: One-third cash; ami the balance by
cnual instruments ut SIX and twelve months, the
purchaser TO give notes with Interest added, with
approved security, and hc title to Dc retained 10y
III. assignee until said notes are paid.
AND'W RUTHGRGLEN, Assignee.