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Fanny Fern says, in the Ledger, that for
every woman fool she will find u man fit to
be her mate. aa.a ."s7"
They call General Sheridan ttthe hero Of
Five Forks" General Butler ia the hero
of five thousand forks and knives to match.
louisville Journal. ~. ~.
A gentleman took his country cousin to
the theatre recently. On coming out he re-
marked, They played well, didn't they 7"
The cousin from rural district looked round
at him and said, "Of course they did !:
that's what they are paid to do" There's
practical criticism for you.
DR.. johnson was once ~denouncing Scot
land, its inhabitants, and its institutions.
Anative of the " land of cakes" expostula-
ted You should remember" said he,
that God made Scotland" YES" re-
piled Johnson, " but he made it for Scotch
men. He made hell, too, sir +" (.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


~ In IECkLESBCkG COUNTY, NA.-By
virtue or q decree OF the Circuit Court FOR the
county OF 1eckienburg rendered on the lo'h day OF
September 1882, In the sult OF yOnes's guardian
ps' Jones, &c. I sNall on ~hDEEsDAI The 10th
day OF February. 1859 sen ut public auction. urpsl
the premises. = OF ia Nd belonging 20
The estate Of William Jones, dscDased. lying on
the waters of DOckery creek AMI known ~ -" J. ON
hardy uroyr,p containing EihttT HuSDRtD
AMI TWENTY-FIVE klR.S. There Is upon
the tract a large and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE., with al necessary out-bllcin~a.
At he same time and place | sil.l, b virtue OF
a decree or the said court rendered on the same
day IN lhs suit OF sydnos. Coroner &c, ior &c.
rs. JQass. &c-szsel II pgaitc auction The NIL
known AZ sSEr'S MIL, with tilSlN-S NJ
ACRES 0FI,ASn attached. sitgstod upon The
waters OF Hile3 cnrsk.r shout thee qaNirt5 or =
mile rom the aNoye' Gcscribeffrac OF lAni. t.
NTH Is adapted To the GRINDING sc both corn a
wheat has = very shuGtaat supply oT ~htcf, rG'
Is regarded as exceedingly valuable aud dtsira'Io
property. - G4+ 1855 .#
J, fyspsis ~ sNLs:, In each ease a snmr,sat
amount OF the puxchaSe money IN cash :" "tiF"S
expenses or sale. and the reStfre IN tSo siuAl az
nual instruments, Carrying isEsrSst IsrEn u"l
sale. The purchaser viii 1e y.qhirEd, - eNI'LSo
bonds with approved personal Sectc!ty i7' VIZ
deferred payments aud che tile To IN. pi"uTi.y
VIII De retained until the whole pnrShaSr ns'N''
IS paid. THOMAS = G.NpS' :
Il ia-2e, commisslonsF.
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VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTH

VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY
Oh THE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS.
! am authorized to sell aTR & pFBASD upon
the Nottoway river, in brunswick county, Va,
within nfteen miles OF Wilson'S dc spot, on the
Southside railroad, containing on THOUSh ND
FlYEHUNDRED n YHlHJY-0SE ACRES.
There Is on 1t h large and handsome DWELL1t G.,
and all necessary ou,- buildings IN excellent condt-
tiJn. | assert with confidence that 1t Is anouS the
most valuable and desirable estates III Vlrgtnia
Persons desiring To see the lands are referred TO
George ID: White, Esq, with Thomas Smith, Pc
%tersburg, Va. s1s rfg a~.r-,.. .E. ..r E..
For terms, address THOMAS +. GOoDE, Z.
fe 800 Boydton, Va
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no TAXPAYERS.

ITO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY
4 OF RICIEMOED.-On MONDAY &EXr ar
of the delinquent real estate Of the city wifi be al.
yertsted al the door OK the { ity Hall for safe. Ne
shall commence Immediately thereafter IL levy aud
sell for personal taxes. u Is absolutely necessary
for our protection. and the taxpayers who have
not paid would 7 lieYe US OF 4 very painful duty IF
they would cal sc ence and settle their bills.
.-g-1 JUIdIiS 4 H0BSOs3, deputy for
fe 3-1w~ EDMGND WINNIE C. G. -
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Out Tie JUG Is UtiIIVtFIN NC TtI IEIA. TT
For further particulars, or any Information IN
the subject Of this land persons who may dceiYc 20
purchaEe are re- erred 20 Richard :. FoIkes, -.
Charles CITY county 10 Gcurrsl william Il. Talit
fCrrn. OF Gloucester. or H. tn. .Ubscr!her.
ia l2-tfa* W. SHTPAp3 MiE EFR. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Lee & 6oddin. huctioneers,
No. iii Main street.
roMMIas1oNER's SALE or Fan
WTIRS DAY.

r. ED.gE VI &c.. - TT
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A r.pv
Nov THE CHsRLpS CRY potD ,rrp.n
MILES BELOW R1CEH1ND-Ry yi-,ne "h,H
decree of the G-cHit rorrt nr Uen,,cn mh
u, on6unCed on the tn day nr Envpnub.- ,.,,"..T
the. suit If Fdwa-h Hogan against TbIn, ?
Duke Joseph J white. trustee ami otbnrs
as coTTnis sioner appointed b. and actin 9nH
the authority Of salt decree, In the plrce And s s,o't
nf the said 10 eph J. White. trnetee no 49,
failed 70 give the security required by sa!d d.c,.e'
prerni .es. IN MONDAY the 18Th day o. yeb, - ~
issa. at ha'f-naet 3 o'clock. the TRACT OF LAM
called "GE0RG a'S.' containing 0GT mr.
DRPD tED THTRrY-rHRvE ACpFg r,.,
or less, adjoining the lands nf DR.. Charles -
dcrson. John ". Davis, and others ""~
TrpHS ra7h as IN - much AZ may 10 ueco..-
TO frfrsy the costs and expenses II SAL Uu~I,,,,Li
the legal commissions nf thc trustee and Tho rsr.yy
charges Of an auc'i0ncc- 10 make fatd sale 49,.
tho cost Of advertising this sale arra former s,io'
which wrs eninirch and the Injunction srLs.'
q"cntlv d'ssolrct and also n Zee. not eyccos,.,
ten dollars, for preparing 4 deed IN tho nnrch,.,.
ard the cost for stamping the same; and arso
sufficient sum In cash N discharge two bonds ~
etrco each, bearing date October n. lss5. yiib w.
terest from March ', 1898 mon each until r,Ii
snhject 70 the following creTits-yiZ, ssO0 an ~
73d OF March 1887 $50 on the I'D n Ann ian
Sl50 on the 2'd Of May 1857 AS TO the rcs,dre n,
said proceeds Of sale. the same Is 10 10 made No.
such terms % the said Hogan NAV prescribe sr+
in default cf erIrh direction rs the sa'l commit
srone- may think inst snd eneorah'c-such r-.'
DIT payment 70 be PROV crly srcnr'H hy a l'cr IN
sal prOrc-tv FPSpV J SvITT
sheriff Of Fcnriro comfy and Commis,i 40,
s"r" conducted by LEE & FoDDrS, kuctiouoe,,.
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LEXINGTON, VA, February 5, 1869.
This evening the Dialectic Society of the
Virginia Military Institute celebrated their
twenty-fr anniversary. h new mess
hall of the Institute was cleared Of its ia
bles, and provided with q platform, chairs,
and benches, which would accommodate a
large crowd. 1t is certainly a splendid hall
and when brilliantly illuminated, as it was
tonight, will compare very faYorably with
the best halls of our cities. 1t was well filled
this evening with cadets, students, and the
bellies of Lexington, who were escorted
chiefly by the " boys in gray" who seemed
to enjoy their rare opportunity of going
out of ranks" to oct the gallant. The mar
shals performed their functions with grace
full dispatch, and soon the audience was
seated the societies and then the speakers
marched in, and the exercises begun.
Cadet Sackett filled the presidents chair,
and introduced the speakers with quiet
dignity and grace.
The orator of the occasion was Cadet /.
B. Clark, Of Alabama. Abiding to the
anniversary, he spoke of the circumstance
under which the "Dialectic " Society was
organized, and pronounced a eulogy upon
General Samuel Garland, who was its
founder. Holding up the noble deeds of
Garland as worthy of imitation, he quoted
as the foundation of his address the senti-
ment of Cicero " Since ii is desired as to
live long, let as do something by eohiCh 1oe
may be able 20 shoao that zoe haze Nved."
He illustrated and enforced this sentiment,
and argued very conclusively to show that
the deeds by which we perpetuate our
names should be deeds which shall bless
aud not curse our race. He pointed out
the many avenues now opened to the young
men Of the South, and exhorted his young
comrades to prove Themselves worthy OF
the blood that flows in their veins, Of their
ancestral heroes, and Of their instructor,
who sleeps in yonder cemetery.
Mr.. Clark's enunciation was distinct and
his delivery good. He was greeted with
frequent applause, and his speech seemed
to give general satisfaction to the audience.
The question announced for debate was,
Has manual or mental labor conferred
most benefit on the world"
Cadets F. I. Anderson, Of Lexington, and
IT. Dixon, of Alabama, represented the
affirmative, and Il. 7. Wilson, of Virginia,
and W. P. Howerton, of Virginia, the ne
gative. Your correspondent has rarely
heard q more creditable debate, and where
all did so well it might seem invidi-
Gus to discriminate. and yet we may
say without the least disparagement to
others that Mr.. Dixon's was the
speech of the evening. His points were
well taken, and very ingeniously put. His
determinations were nice and his argu-
ments clear, while his diction was chaste
and his delivery very easy and graceful.
We regret that we have not space TO give q
synopsis Of the debate. ,.3 m"
Mr.. W. R. fuller, of Alabama, Mr.. F.C
Gage, Of Alabama, and j. NJ. Riley, of
Missouri, entertained the audience with
pieces of defamation.
On the whole the celebration was a de-
cided success. LEXINGTON.
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nyECnT0R,s SALE OF VALUABLE

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IT, PEAr. ESTATE.-Ou WEDNESDAY the
10th dag Of February. 1899, In front Of the ct.
Charles Hotel. in the city Of Rtchm"nd at Il
O'Clock NJ. | shall. ms the executor Of John Bridg-
wate-, deceased, sell at pnhlic auction to tn"
highest b!drer. aTRACT OF T.; ND lying between
the N;ne-mile road and York River Taiiroah:: anC
attaining the railroad he miles from the city o.
Richmond and wIthiI = half mite of " Fair oaks y
station. on ssii road containing 1874 acres.
TERMS One~haif cash. and the balance on 3
credit Of six months. the purchaser giving 4 rego-
table note With ? '"d end1rseTs. and the title TO be
retained until all the purchase money IS pail.
JOHN WOODWORTH,
Executor of John Bridgwa.cr, deceased.
Ia 23-tds
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ByLpe & God6lo, = uctioneers,
No, III Vain street.

TRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
r. FOUR ROOMS ON CONCoRDt, IL RsIL,
POAm- RETW ID WIN IND
HnWNDFs aTRvETs, FOR SALE \ nc
TInN wa WIN sal on WTDNESDsY the 10th
PrpSpERTY located as described above contain
ing fonr rooms. with lot 90 by IS feet, now rented
TO a good tenant, a--L
Taxes for 1859 10 be paid by the purchaser.
rrTpys AZ sale. LEI e G0nDIN.
Auctiorpers.
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BY Francis L. Isbell,
By FRANCIS I. IsDtII, I--N
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, a q
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING AND
~ LOT. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAR.
SHALL BETWEEN HENRY AND SMITH
STREETS, FOR SALE At A~UCT1ON.-Cn
TUESDAY the OH day Of February, 1869 at half
past 1 O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises, viii be
sold at auction a desirable NE DWELLING
located as above stated containing six rooms, with
a large stable upon the lot
The lot fronts about % feet and runs back l3 feet
to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
sale. FRANCIS 7. JSBELL,
fps RuctiOneer.
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NOTICE.-sealed proposals will be re-
IN ceiyed at The Office Of the City Engineer until
the 10Th instant, to Il o'clock NJ for furnishing
the City Almshouse with GOOD, SOUND SEA-
SONEJi PINE WOOD for the present year. The
committee reserve the right TO reject any or AL
proposals II they think proper. f1
Forms OF proposals can be had AT the office OF
the City Engineer.
BY order OF the Committee for the Relief Of the
Poor. JOHN PRARCE,
/, Ie at superintendent OF hlmshouSe.
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T ARGEAMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL
IL ESTATE, IN AND NEAR THE q \ OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALE am authorized to
sell the following real estate-ViZ.,
l. "BROOhFIHLD FARM, ;, about four and "a
half miles from the city OF Richmond, IN the
Rroos turnpike fronting one and a half mites on
said turnpike, divided into three tracts, two Of
which contain ls2 acres each, ald the other "a?
buildings fox j tTst-class estate.
2. III HsLF-ACItE y on the sou h side OF
the Basin corner Of lanai and Ninth streets upon
which are located the Spacious foundry and ma
chine sh Ops now occupied By Hessrs. kahl K
Kahn, with all the valuable buildings thereon.
8. LOTS Nos. l and 2 on Cary street and I pruce
alley. opposite the old Gas Works, each fronting
q feet and running back 100 feet, upon which stand
a brick tenement and a large brick stable.
4. LOT on south side Of Broad street between
First and second, ii by l27 feet. upon which stand
two thTce-story brick enemen known as "Brack
eLt's Tavern together with the adjacent lot,
2lxl47 feet, with q brick tenement thereon.
s. VACANT Tot on The south side Of Grace
street between Fifth and sixth streets. fronting so
feet, running back l55 feet TO an alley. This Is one
or the most desirable lots in the city for the cree
ton Of 4 tirst-class residence.
8. TWO RRICk TENEMENTS In the "Old
Academy building, Al northeast corner Of Cary
7. SEWN BSHUTIFUL HALF-ACRE Lots
In Dnvals addition, Nos. II. y, 70, 80, S.. %, and
!, LAnGE Lot or SEVENTH AND ARCH
STREETS, in rear of the state arinory, and known
.. THE ROCKErTs WAREHOUSE PROPER
TY, extending from Main street TO W alter street,
and crossing the York River railroad. also, the
adjoining LU1S, Nos. 100, 10, !. AID part OF lot No.
Is. J hose aforementioned lots front on Water
street and James Iiger. adjoin the New York steam.
boat whar YES, and are very valuable for wharf
purposes.
10. . st the southwest corner of Cary AMI
Twelfth streets, 81 by ~ feet, on which stands The
large FOUE-SJ'ORY BKICh WAREHOUSE no"
occupied by John l.. Allen, recently in the Occu-
| pancy OF Messrs. Martin & CArdozo.
IL. LOT at the corner of Cary and Eighth streets,
IS by 20 feet. and the adjoining LOT, u by 10 feet
upon which stands the large granite storehouse
bank, Eighth street, and Cary street.
\ IL. No. l on west side OF Eleventh str ee;
between Canal and Byrd, l7s by !?t3 feet also LOT
Nc. 2 on the south side Of IN alley between Tenth
and eleventh.. streets, adjoining I OF No. L sn'
both adjoining the shlp-locks OF the James Rivel
and KauaYha Canal Company. .
| For terms, and any In relation u
the foregoing property, applytoa E.a
PETER c. W gent,
fe4-T&S5H Ut 6allego Mills.
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PETERSBURG LETTER
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

THE POLICEMEN M BArLIFfs-THE CON
MTTTEE FAIL TO AGREE-PAINFUL RuM0R-
APaoTBGE OF GOVERNOR WELLS At HIS
OLD TRICKS.
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. By Dudley a Jinkins, kuciinneers,
No. Ills Main street. iua .

COMMISSIONERS sALE OF VALU-
z ykRLF HOTsE AND y on
,irtne Of \ decree OF the Circuit. Court Of the city
OF Pichmond entered in the suit of 'larke Is:
CIarse and ais I shall proceed 20 scI at 9nnitc
rn g at 4 o,"lock Ma F4aMTD p
TIusGIKITCGpN y. ctr, on the II 7rih side # Jack
- Tne a feet oESs.Jackson street and running
hhack Iso feet mere or less The house is newly
peintsd, and has attached q large and valuable gar
den. ...s .
TERMS At sale. ~
r., Srecial Commissioner.
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.aGEs0rEMfES. Gc.

IA GREAT REDUCTIeN. IN THE
Ia PRICE, OF GOOD TEa.-Twenty per cent
saved by buying PEA from g.. T. sNTHOai,s
Etore. corner sof Eighth and Mstn sSes.s.1
Good OoIong &c only 81 per pound best $50;
japanese, a. IS best alto: Engli,h Breakfast,
$L.3s best, $3.50: hest Hunpowaer Sa'2s ,ssSona
q taiity, o., hyperion Roasted Gofiec-tne pes' az
hheciss' D"e' sSNs fee
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
IN THE 1T OF RICHMOND, ON n
NORTH SIDE OF EXCHANGE ALLEY BE
TWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOrRTEENTH
STREETS, AND A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE
FAST OF RICHMOND. ADJOINING OAK
WOOL CFMETERY.-By virtue OF a deed OF
trust executed 70 the subscriber bv Mr.. PevtoD
Johnston and wife, bearing date 18th september,
1866. duly recorded In Richmon Hastings Court
and also IN Henrico County Court, ! shall, In exc
on the premises. In the order advertised, on TUES
A the 9Th Of February, 1852, II fair. II not the
first fair day thereafter. commencing at IL O'Clock
NJ. that valuable o located as above, imme-
diately In rear Of the large store owned by Mr..
William Ira Smith. and recently occupied by
Messrs. Noah Walker & Co.. fronting 20 feet, rum
ming back IS feet to said Smiths line.
And 1T 1 O'Clock ?. NJ. on the premises, that
valuable CnTTAGF FARM. called The Re
treat adjoining Natwood cemetery containing
TWENTY Gi'REs. The ltnd is highly improved.
and the buildings are sufficient for the5usc OF a
small family. Al L market or dairy farm, this
one possesses peculiar afrantH ges by reason or Its
proximity to the CITY. being within one and a
half miles of the Old Market. Selling as trustee,
7 shall convey with the usual special warranty.
sale and To- pay off the sum of -, 600 and all lnte-
rest In arrear: on a credit as to 5000 until the
18th or Septemher. 1889 on a like credit Of 1000
until 18th of septembsr. 1870 q; on a like credit o.
81 900 until 18th OF september, 1871 anG as 10 any
residue OF the proceeds on such terms rs shall he
announced at The hour Of sale-the, whole crea,t
instruments TO bear Interest from the day OF sale
and to be secured by Il trnst deed. it Is prnhabie
on the day of sale the creditors may be willing to
H. A. CLAIBORNE,
ia 40 Trustee.
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2 BY Grubbs & Williams, Auc%ttoneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T1RUsTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE,
EC.-Rv virtue Of a deed or trust executed ny
w. g Rnganri and p K. Morgan Jr. tn the sllb-
scriher, dated 18th November. 1863. and rccnrden
in the y edmond Hastings Court "iice, VIII SCI.
O'CLOCK NJ. at the premises No. on Fourteenth
street. between Main and Franklin streets. the ar
ticIes ronyered in said Sead-to wit. "alnnt Slhe-
board. Marble-top Comfortable. two dorm zane
seat brm-f hairs, Hat-Rnck, set OF Crockery,
and GIasswsre. Lace Curtains. Shades Oilcloth,
Mating. Carnet'ng, Gas Chandeliers. &c.
TERMS Cash. -
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~.y7rTYON sAEEs.
THIS DsY.-~~rn
--IsH
- BY Cook 6 LauEhton, "A etieneers.
,or,s, aovernor end Fraaklin streets.

= BY Cook & Laughter, "A ucticneers
cornar Governor and Fraasln streets.
p1AN6s. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
sc. At AUCTION.-TH1s DAY at 10
O'Clock we Win sell atour store;, .vp. p1,nos
Several aAHnGAN1 i'soo'
s snaa I1 P5toRsfaiU9K CHAIRS and SOFAS -
nnneeycelIent MAHOGANY mace
and wALNUTDIVsS S..
WALNUT and STAINED W. ID 5T 7 ms
SIDEBOARDS and DINING Ia
IA M and wOon-sFAT CaaIRS. r,
gFEEaTHER REDS, PILLO1a, and BaLsTERs,
E NV sHTrK andSTRAW MATTRESSES,
tNrw RIPS LOUNGES. ,,rn,
.THREF-PIY and INGRAM
TIN SAFES, COOKING-sTeVEs &C., &C. "1
A'r COOK 4 LAUGHTOE, =
~ . : E' hurtioneers.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
= MONDAY, 18th dtv OF February. 1899. at !?
O'Clock H., on the premises. at the d~istlllery, or
Ncssrs. Styll & Davis, on james river. below
Rockets. one STEsN-FNGIEF and
and all the Machinery IL said di tlllery also
the manufacture Of whiskey In said dis'lllery;
also all the PENS. SHEDS, and other LUhRFP
used for feeding and keeping hogs on said prem
Ises or So much thereof rs NAV be necessary to
satisfy license taxes in nv hands In favor OF the
Commonwealth OF Virginia agains. said Styll 4
Davis. M ~. n~ct,Sui'cE
DEPUTY Sheriff for H.. J. Smith Sheriff Of
70 Hem leo county.
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BY Wellington Goblin,
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN F

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN Ey-
W CFLLENT FARM IN HENRJCO corr.
TY. THREE MILES BELOW RICHNOSn
ADJOINING THE TREE HILL ESTATE.-Ir
pursuance Of two DEGREES Of the Circu.E Court "a,
The county Of Henrico pronounced on the 2sth n
April and the 9Th OF May, IsFS and affirmed nv no
District Court Of Appeals, respectively In N. .rI
Of TatuTn IT ais. rs. ratum. &c ! shall s-ll NAV
the premises, at public auction To- the hIgh,s, Rtt.
der, on FRIDkY the lgh 81 February. lss A.,
p. NJ, the TRACT OF IA I'D ~ The county ~
Henrico, about three miles below the city or Rich.
mond. on the Osborne turnpike. ADJOINING tho
lands of William r. Randolph and the old IT,
Hill tract, and containing by estimation NINETY
ACRES more OF less, being the same tract Of which
Tbeophilns Tatum died seiZrd. and now IN The &C.
cupancy OF William jones, v ho purchased 4 A,
former sale made by me, and ~ whose risk and
cost i Is row sold, he having faiiei 10 comply
with the terms Of sale. 9hc property has ban
improved by thu setting ont Of NUT lr,es. &.
TERMS Cash for so much rs may be necessary
to pay the costs and charges ofthr sale and cos'sUC
the rule against said Jones. estimated ri about 80.
and the balance now due. If principal snd Interest,
and charges OF protest upon the notes given 5y The
said Jones for the purchasc money at the former
sale. being $3.50. with Inter- ST from III" 3ist May. !.sh,
and al. 7s6. II, with interest from the lst December.
1885, until the day OF sale and for the balance.
upon such terms as the said William Jones may
prescribe, or upon hs falling Ia prescribe, upou
Six and twelve months credit for negotiable notes.
with interest from day Of sti", and we'll endorsed.
The title will be retained nn'il the prrchTsc money
is oil paid. WILLLAd X. TATIN,
dc 1~2-SttFrtdtds Commissioned.
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COMMISSION

TEHHOMAS A. BRANDER, 3aa -
Z Nos. rs.6 and 1913 JARY STREET,
g---L in AIChM0 q. Va, t ii ~r.E,
GENERAL CON MISSION MERCHANT,
offers his ser vices for the sale and purchase Of
fTOBAGCO,I FLOUR GRAIN, and oOuN1RY
PRODUCE. Wholesale and Jt tail dealer IN HAY,
COEN, OATS, and MILL 6FeST. {e sm
MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
/ vi CHANGE RICHMOED VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MEHqHAHTS for the. pnr-
chase and sale or LEAF and MANUFACTURED
IT0BACCeS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
inside on consignment. Refer to AZ. Harvey,
President OF National Rank OF Virginia James
Thomas, Dr., ESQ.,. R!chrnoud, Va; Messrs. III.
Messenger & Co., New York; MeEsrs. JOHNSON u
Thompson, Boston, Mass =. ty 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

Auction SALE OF STOCK OF THE
IA RICHMOND CLASH MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.-under an order ofthe Circuit ronrt
and McCance ps. Morris I will sell at public auc-
ton. on TUESDAY the 9th Of February. at IL
O'Clock NJ, at The insurance office of John Il;
Montague, Fsa.. No. l1lo Marin street, FIFTY
HARES OF 'STOCK-OF II
GLASS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. ---f
Il TERMS Cash.
80 = .r. JOIN ". WRIGHT,
re4 Sheriff City Of Richmond.