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And there, too, is present the soul Of
music-the silver-voiced Mrs. Constance
Mcdowell, of Virginia-on whose tones we
all linger delighted.
have no time to speak Of the great and
interesting men present, though DO envy
Miss L-y the attentions OF that nop!e
cavalier and gentleman, whose fame is
world-wide. General B. Nor can
mention the capital comic characters of the
NIGHT. But my thoughts are not alone given
to beauty present, albeit rich and rare-the
fortunate ones not entirely robbed by
cruel foe OF the means to visit and ENJOY
this grand scenery and mingle in this JOY
Gus throng. Alas how many of the best,
the noblest, of Virginia's daughters are
now chained by poverty to the simple, mar
row round of home life and duties, cares
ond labor. Some of them may not actually
suffer for necessaries, but these enJoyments,
in their simplest form even, are entirely
bevond their reach. I summon up without
effort the image of one OF these daughters
Of virginia. wearing one OF the most no.
nored names of the Commonwealth, worthy
to wear it by her loneliness, 1ntelllgence'
grace. truth, sweetness, the dignity which
Supports gracefully the trials of adverse
fate, the sweet charity which repines not
that others are prosperous, but joys with
their joy, and out Of her own nature makes
sunshine for herself and others. Such
one may not look repiningly to these noun,
tains, nor envy Planchette her beaux and
fun: for Planchctte would be only too
happy to quit the gay haunts of fashion to
drink in one bright glance from that elo-
ouent face. And now my work is done.
Would it were worthier. My eye-lids droop,
and my fingers fail of their cunning; and
you, old friend, must guess the rest.
PLANCHETTE.
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The Grand Fancy Ball MT the White
Sulphur Springs.
of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, }
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VA, ;
August II, 1869. J
Dear me, how tired | am yet l have
promised you to tell you something about
the great fancy ball which took place on
the llth instant-how it went off, and what
dresses the ladies wore, etc. | don't see
why you want to know anything about the
last, for you viii not understand the de-
scriphon when you read it; but Mrs. Dis
patch and the ladies who read your paper
am cure will be glad to get true account
instead of depending on the reporters, who,
] think, must have dreamed half the fool
ish things they have put in the papers
about the ball. saw one man taking
notes, and he came up to me and asked me
about my dress, and just for mischief
gave him Miss WIS dress instead of my
own, and he put it all down word for word
Just as | told him. lie was SO pleased that
Inc asked me next to describe the rest, and
/ did 80, making up al the nonsense l
could, and then he thanked me in his awk-
ward way, and wanted to dance with me !;
but I made him demure bow and went of
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Bishop DoeSett ut LewisbHrS.--New
Church Dedicated.

LEwISBURG, WEST VIRGINIA, !
August l6, 1869. !
On ycstcrday-which was a delightful
one-with just rain enough to lay the dust
and cool the air, the Rev. Bishop Doggett,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
after an. able discourse, dedicated and con-
secrated to the service of Almighty God a
beautiful new building just finished, and
every way creditable to the taste and libc-
rality Of this people.
As looker-on, but / will not say dis
interested observer, | must say that a
ncater, more comfortable, more judiciously-
located village church, l have never seen,
and it is commodious enough TO accommo-
date the worshippcrs who may from Sab
bath to Sabbath congregate within its con-
secrated walls TO worship God.
There is nothing lacking, from "turret
accumulation stone," everything about it Is
complete. The pulpit is beautifully pro-
portiOned, and, with the chancel railing, is
made of walnut, finely wrought and polish
cd; tasteful lamps adorn its columns, and a
handsome carpet covers its floor as well as
the aisles; the windows are protected from
the garish light both by blinds and patent
gray color, and in the well-constructed GU
palo bell Of sufficient size and approved
tone is suspended TO call together the wor-
shipping assembly.
After the Bishop closed his sermon the
preacher in charge, the Rev. C. G. Smith,
arose and made an exhibit Of the eXpendi-
lures, and it was found that balance OF
five hundred dollars was still due. Als APP
peal for further aid was promptly met by
the audience. | am gratifed in stating
that members of other denominations were
equally liberal with those for whom the
cdifice was specially reared. The amount
called for, and even more, was subscribed
The Presbyterians especially, who are
the most numerous here, were distinguished
for their liberal donations.
This is not the first church which tlt
Methodists have built in Lewisburg. At the
close of the war they owned and occupied
a fine brick church, which was cruelty
wrested from them by their northern breh
rem and turned over to the negroes, as they
had no white members here, and were MOI
likely 10 have. This outrage rendered i
necessary that the membership should erec
another building, and this, am gratltet
in saying, they have done.
The ministrations of the Bishop wal
quite an event in Lewisburg. Many hat
never seen Methodist bishop, and Bishop
Doggett so well deserves and fills so abb,
the high position that the people were de
lighted with him, and will court his sta,
until he is compelled to leave. A. V.
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aTCTroy sAnEs-.This nay.
By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer, AZ
No 1917 Main street. 81

o.
F7LEGANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER
~ FJTRNITJJRE FOR SALE AT AUSIioEScc
I viii sell on WEDNESDAY, August lsIh, Ut vi, ~
O'Clock ut the boarding house OF Mr. n;
CONNER of Eighth and Clay streets the rhn , -
and CHAMBER FURNITURE OF iatnliy VIM -
vacating their rooms, consisting IN pars
/ elegant suit Of WALNUT PAhLOfIi a. r,n
TURE, containing one :; Soe areen rens:
beautiful WALNUT ETAGERE,
beautiful CENTRE TABLE, marble sop'
ann BRIISSELS CARPETS and RUds,
ERENCH-PLATE MIRROR. "a,
WALNUT SIDEBOARD, with maroe siao
N, and st sSY B,91RoKcAsE, very handsome;
mahogany JENNY LIND BEDsTE b Al
Spring BED, MATTRESSES, Bull
STER. and PILLOWS:
MAT0GANY WARDROBE,
MAHOGANY BUREAU and WAsHsIAND,
handsome nonDse Il sIpA 'HoGANY CRIB, MAT,
wA IEESff Ib( 6; in green reps;
SEWING-MACHINE.
HANDSOME PICTURES,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
LIBRARY CHAIR,
TOILET SET, -
sILVERPLATED PITCHER and
WAITER, &C.
ou13 Auctionccr.
IT,.
ADDITIONAL.
y e ist n fa1 cHi1ID's CARRIAGE and AT
Lot Ga Of VALUABLE BOOKS.
an 10 THOMAS W. kEESEE, Auctioneer.
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GALE OF CROPS, STOCK, &C., a

GALE OF CROPS, STOCK, &C., At
- AUCTION.-After tile foregoing sale by Ro.
r. Howison, trustee, we shall, as trustees Of
Samual NJ. Williamson in his deed Of the ?'tll . Of
March, 1859, sell all of the PEkSONAL EF-
FE(,'TS on the farm, consisting Of the growing
crop of CORN OH about fifty acres Of land, largo
parcel of WHEAT STRAW, OATS HAY, &c.
Also all Of the FARMING IMPLEMENTS. con-
sistfnr of the usual variety. Also. IiREt;
MULES. ONE HORSE, some CATTLE, ana
many other articles too numerous 10 mention
TERMS At sale. ~
The foregoing sales present an excellent oppor-
tunitv to purchase good farm and the ouilt Tor
thr lime. A. Y. STOKES,
VAN RIO. X. HOWiSON,
Trustees.
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FXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.-Il

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.-ln
T. accordance with the provisions Of the Will OF
Lucy Ann Ship, deceased, the undersigned VIII SCI
DAY 10th day OF September, 1902 all the REAL
ESTATE Of which she died possessed, GonsIiinta a
of TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND so
fEtits continuing SEVENTY-TW0 ACRES, ard
the second FIFTY-EIGHT AND Third
aCRFS. These lands are situated in the county
Of Caroline. Va, five miles from Hanover Court
house. a station on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road and upon each lot there is dwelllng-hoase
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day of
sale. RlCl!ARD ECDAHh 49,, 80
Executor OF Lucy \. ship, deceased.
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arCrTon sALEs-Futurs Bays.

0TTEEN,s REEK.-This splendid estate
W Of nearly NINETEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
1 W,iism sburg win positively be sold by agree
m NJ at Yorktown, on MONDAY, 2oth septem-
Der, 1850. ot 81 o,o,o,, .,
costs and charges balance mt one, two, and three
vcars. with Interest from date, and title retained
io rSe estate will be divided into three separate
,arce,s mr. tracys-as follows QUEENS CREEK
proper containing about Ew aGTes FqKcE Elk
With about - acres ana NV SnAhii = d. WIN
oecessary but we IN add that this IS one Of the
,,nrv finest landed estates on the Peninsula.
very hhe'' i'''' b. 4. DOUGLAS.
ALEX. DUDLEY,
WILLIAM s. PEACHY,
Trustees.
,,-,.,,,-rc nj, ,,,,,,et 1890 au l6-tSls
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ArcrToy gAIEs--.ruture Days.
By wellington Goddin,
a,.t;onper and Real Estate Agent.

rr.1rTIFr7J, BRICK DWELLING,
/ WITH A SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES . OF OF
HIGHLY; LANTp 4 hoTiNpEp 81 81
EEhhEEw Dob GARY, CEDAR,, AND n. pt FIN
STREETs, HALE, MILF, - WEsr VI h fIe re-
quest General John H. GsfsSSb ht he : ssd OF
.msnst fsso ats O'Clock P NJ, bis very VALU:
located 1 h%t a Ias T ang
biphIv Improved and Is well enclosed besides,
there is a large assortment Of fruit trees Of al
most every variety. The dwelling IS built of brick.
Contains seven rooms, with front and rear pnrti-
cos is surrounded by handsome shade trees and
in perfect order. Besides which, there Is n good
brick kitchen, large accommodations for cattle
horses carriages, &c. The neigbhorhood Is an
excellent one and the access To Il by Main street
is the handsomest leading out of the city. , -.
After the sale Of the land, the growing crops OF
CORN and POTATOES will be sold.
Possession given in n few days.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ht SIX
twelve eighteen, and twenty-five months for nego-
table notes, interest added, secured by 4 trust
deed w. G0DDIN,
m Is Auctioncer
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CHEAP FUEL CHEAP FUEL!

SOFT COKE FOR THE MILLION, fresh from
the mines the best and cheapest fuel ever used for
stoves ranges, etc. ; Is easy To kindle- ana does
not lure the stove or range like anthracite coal
Tobacco manufacturers and hotcl-kccpcrs, III
il, as it Is only $3.50 per load; HARD COKE.
SIS: SOFT HAIL COKE, 50: CLOVER I'LL.
COAL &c. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK and
PINE WOOD 1T market rates. Liberal arrange
mcns will be made with dealers and large con-
sumcrs. Ii you want good SOFT GOkE be sure
to 90 TO Il. II. COTTRELL.
No OIL Basin bank, between
iyoO-1m Ninth and Tenth streets.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALU-
4 ABLE FARM ALL d "CENTRAL
PLAINS,'' on TIE MEADOW j lDGE
ROAD, TWO AND 4 HALE MILES NORTH
EAST OF THE CITY OF R1CHMOND:-ALSO,
Personal EFFECTS. CONSISTING OF
CROPS, STOCK, &C.-By virtue OF two deeds OF
trust executed TO the subscriber by MIR. samuel VI.
Williamson, bearing date eth of August. 1867, both
duly recorded I'm Hcnrco county court, / shall In
execution thereof nj the request OF the holders Of
the last two negotiable notes one of which Is men
toned In each deed proceed to sell at public apc-
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY the 22d Of
August 1862 commencing at IL O'Clock a. NJ,
that truly VALUABLE +. ,RM located as above
formerly the residence ofthe late Ihomas Is. Car
ter containing 1876 66-100 ACRES and known as
Central Plains" The land, for the most part,
Is of fair quality. and the neighborhood equal TO
the hest In the vicinity Of Richmond. Inc Inn
provcments consist Of Il large BRlCh DWELL
ING with front and rear porticos, IN front OF
which is a ward Of choice flowers. shrubDery. &c,
and the garden is well stock with fruit trees be-
sides which there Is pretty good old orchard
In addition there Is n good brick barn, stable
carrfaee-horlse, servants houses, lcc-house, &c.
This farm Is so well and favorably known that a
furtbor description Is deemed unnecessary
TERMS: Enough in cash to deiray expenses OF
sale and to discharge two negotiable notes-one or
Al 90T o5 and the other for ~. 1864; ana rs 10 The
residue of the proceeds of sale, on credit OF SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable NOTES,
Interest added secured By atrust deed. posSession
given ut one. nv. H. ~" r rwt,
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by Wellington Goddin.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
Y TIVE FARM AND 4 GOOD SToRE-lHir0yIL;S,E
Ar TIE JUNCTION OF TIE WESTHAM
WITH TIE THREE-CHOrPED ROAD FIVE
MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR RENr
II AUCTION, AND s. Err OF tu Ck9 GSw WE
HORSE, MULE, HOGS, &C, AND FARM
INC; IMPLEMENTS.-Will be rented at auction,
for one year. on THURSDAY. the l9th Of AlgnSt,
1869 commencing at ii clock n. M' that frh
VALUABLE FARM located rs above, OF which
the late samuel Moricn died seized ana now 4cCI-
rtrd by his widow containing ONE ~ NORED
NND FIFTY ACRES, ofwhich about threc-ionrth;
il omen land OF fine quality and IN high stat" %t
cuItilre. The Improvements consist or an excel
lent DWELLINti, KITCHEN, BARN, CpkN-
iIOrSE. &c. Also, the STOkE-HOCSE at the
forks of the road with five acres Of land attacmGI
which is considered good stand for business. This
Is really Almost desirable farm, ana Is locatcu III
an excellent nclghborhood. .,, ,,, -,
After the rental the following articles VIII hc
sold-vlz All of the growing crop Of CORN on
90 acres, large quantity of SllEAF OhiS ana
WHEAT STRAW, n parcel Of CLOEER Hay,
two COWS one HORSE. one MULE, eight or nine
HOGS, and II parcel of FARMING lMPLE-
MENTS.
TO persons disposed to engage In farming, or In
the dairy business, the foregoing farm presents =
fine opportunity. A.,
sale. W. 1oI,tlN,
4 an II huctlohcci.
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uEAE. ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Grubbs & Williams, AuctioncerS,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

By Grubbs & Williams, Auctoncers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
A FARM OF SINTI-TllREE ACRES,
"A * TIE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE ONE,
MILE WEST OF THE CITY, FOR SALE
There IS Il DWELLING; with five rooms, In Il
Zoo choice Young fruit trees select grape vines in
great variety and quantity: icc-pond, &c. This
prOpcrtv will be sold al great bargain. Apply to
M T7:lw GRUBBS K WILLIAMS.
NOR SALE, A VALUABLE MARKET
Il FARM of TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. Also,
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS In the city OF Peters
burg. For particulars address
L. s. BURCu, No. Library Building,
auIT-l1n Petersburg. Va.
L ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
4 FARMS in almost EVERY SECTION OF
THE STATE, on or near railroads, naVigaDle
rivers and near to towns and villages.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
,ullImE l0li Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS S A L + OF SIN
" HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIG 1T ACHES
OF VALUABLE LAND IN G \ X l. +
COUNTY.-In pursuance of decree entered III
the circuit court Of Caroline county at its Scptcn-
Der term. 1857 in the cause Of Coleman ana others
shall proceed to sell, on MONDAY the 18th Of Sop
tcmber, 1860 jcourt day. at the courthouse, int
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying on the
Mattaponi river, within two miles OF Milford Ge
pot. in Caroline county, continuing SIN hun
BRED AND SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES, known as
Clifton" of which the late Clayton Coleman
died possessed. ,,
This land will be sold in two lots 10. viii
contain about THREE HUNDRED AND SIN
TY-EIGHT ACRES, and will embrace the main
dwelling. in good repair: good barns and necessary
out-h0nses {: good ORCHARD. Lot No. 2wil con-
tain about THREE HUNDRED ACRES, mostly
bottom land: tolerably fair dwelling. Both lots
viii contain plenty Of original oak, hickory and
pine. " ,- :,
TERMS Onc-fourth cash: and the balance In
one and two years from day of sale credit install
mcnts to bear interest, upon bonds. with good per-
sonal security. Title retained until tlh further
order of the court. go
The undersigned resides on the land, and VIII
take pleasure in showing it to parties previous To
the day Of sale. JAMES l.. CoLF:MAN,
IL 3O--d1awtds commissioner. s..
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
in MECKLENRURG COUNTY. NA.-Byv ir-
tue of decree of the circuit court for Alecklcn-
burg county rendered the It'll day of April, 1909,
In the suit of Jones's administrator rs. Alexander.
shall, on FRIDAY, 9th day OF August, 1869, sen
upon the premises. to the highest bidder, at pubic
Auction the tract OF land owned by James I. Alex
andcr, known Us .sJACKSON'S,' lying on the
waters Of CoX's creek, IN Mecklenburg county
Va, containing ONE THOUSAND AND TlllR-
TY-TIiREE AND A HALF ACRES.
This tract Of land Is regarded rs exceedingly
valuable and dcsirabc-wcll adapted to the growth
Of all the usual products of the county;
An accurate description OF the land Is deemed
unnecessary, rs 1t Is presumed that persons de-
string to purchase Will examine and Judge for
themselves. The improvements consist Of dwell
ing-house and necessary out-houscs.
Possession Will he given on the list OF January,
1870, with privilege To the purchaser OF seeding
wheat crop.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-thrd Of the purchase mo-
ney TO be paid I'm cash and AS to the residue there
Of 4 credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
the purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred
payments carrying interest from the day Of sale,
and the title TO be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money Is paid.
S. X. JOHNSON. Commissioner.
y. B.-Thc purchaser will be required to comply
with the terms day OF salc and In default OF Ills
so doing the land viii DC promptly resoid.
). X. JOHNSON,
au3 Commissioner.
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By Lyme Il Brother,
Auctiouccrs aud Real Estate Agents,
1850 Main street.

SALE OF REAL AND
EPERSDNAL ESTATE. on TIE EORIll
NEAR THE GROCERY OF DENNIS O'DAlLGS,
AT AUCTION,-I shall. rs executor OF Thomas
Combine. deceased, proceed to sell at public a'lc-
tion. on the premises. on MONDAY the 23d day Of
August 1860. at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. TWO DESlRA-
Bile BUILDING LOTS located as above de-
scribed, fronting on the north side OF Louisiana
lines 10 feet to an alley in common 10 feet wide.
Also. ut the same time, we will sell L No. MULE,
CART and HARNESS. "
For the real estate the terms will lie one-third
cash; balance at four and eight months for ncgo
table notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed and for the personal property, cash
JAMES IL. DOOLET,
Executor of Thomas Combine, deceased.
Sale conducted by LYME BROTHER Amc-
au -
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
ASH EGG and STOVE COAL. As coal Is daily
advancing in the Philadelphia market, those wish
ing 10 lay in their winters supply will find 1t to
their interest to call at my office and leave Their
orders. 49,
Office and yard corner of Seventeenth and Dock
streets 1iyal1 WRIT ROBERTS.
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WINTER SUPPLIES.-Consume who
w would avail ofthc lower rates of summer, and
get their fuel stored for winter, Will he supplied at
ihe lowest prices. and with the best quality OF
COKE. BITUMINOUS and a IT ii RIA & TIE
COAL, and OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and
split, or long Office Ill Main street.
v3I-1m }. B. WATKINS.
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IMPORTANT LAND SALE.-By virtue
4 of decree of The circuit court OF Mcckenburs
county Va, rendered at the April term Used OF
said court In the chauccry cause OF +. NJ. hollo-
wav executor Of r. A. Holloway, who sues i"rthe
benefit of K. II. sharp plaintiff. against fermc-
liza G. Porter, Il. Y. overly, admtnlstrat de hp-
mis- NON Of james Williamson, deceased Beverley
Williamson. and others. the undersigned, as slc-
cial commissioner, will sell on WEDNESDAY me
o5th ay OF August, lsGG, on the promises, ~ punllc
auction commencing ut IL O'CLOCK ~ ~, tiaI
valuable tract of LAND which was conveyed by
the late James Williamson TO Pcrmclla L. I0rtcr
containing THREE HUNDRED AND toEir :
EIGHT ACRES. Said tract of land Is situated on
the Dan river and adjoins the lands Of Charles B
Watkins John Newton. and others. IL Is about
one mile from the wcll-known watering place
sBuffaio Springs about seven miles from ClafRs-
vile. and ten miles from the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad
| The improvements consist Of large two-st0ry
cwclling-houSc, with four rooms, passage, anu
basement all necessary Out-houSes WHICH I'M
provcmcuts are comparatively new.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third cash MS 10 the resi-,
due of the proceeds of sale, 4 credit OF SIX ana
twelve months will be given, the purchaser to exc
cute bonds bearing interest from day of sale Tor thc
deferred payments and the title retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid.
The undersigned will take pleasure In showing
this land to any person. X. Y. OVERLY.
iv27-2Ot Special Commissioner
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE 3. STEEL, DEN Go
~ list. ONCE No. 723 Main street, otrYryr
administers pure nitrous oxide gas daily, and
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, and
performs all other dental operations In Sklliul
and satisfactory manner.
\. Is. As Dr. Steel is frequently absent during
the summer months, his patients from the country
would do well To communicate with him by letter
before coming TO the city.
Post-oGicc box aOi Richmond, Va au ll--d&w
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TOR RENT, very pleasant RESI- S. S.
4 DENCE on Grace street near Allan < Eli
Johnson's garden. 1t has eight rooms. besides Il
kitchen and servants room good yard with Il
number OF fruit trees in bearing. The situation Is
pleasant and airy. Possession about LIST October,
or sooner if desired. ~
au 5 IhUDbS W lLLiAhS.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctloncer and Real Estate Agent.

WILLIAMSBURG. 9th August, 1899. =.