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MILL POND aslsl CHANNEL
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MILL POND arAsl CHANNEL.
NG S0YTERS.
After the first of November 1t is proposed
to furnish these OYSTERS, either open or
in the hull. in any quantities to snit pur-
chasers and at the lowest market prices.
The Mill Pond Oysters supplied will be the
celebrated GULLA ISLAND OYSTER from
the Lucas Mill Pond at Charleston, which,
for flavor and plumpness is well known to be
unsurpassed.
Terms Cash. orders solicited from all parts
of the Country. Address
THOMAS McCRADY, Agent.
p. o Box No. $50 Charleston, s. C.
REFEREscEs-James Adger & Co., Hon. j.
b. Campbell, DIR. st. j. Ravenel. David Jen-
nings, McCrady s Son, w. G. Dingle, John
8. Ryan. oct 9-Im
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EXECUTORs NOTICE. .-Alg
.AN Persons having demands against the
Estate Of y. NJ. Porter. deceased, will pre-
sent the same properly attested, and all per-
sons indebted to said Estate will make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned On or be-
fore the first day Of March next
ALLEN PORTER.
oct S0-td Qualified Executor,
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OKANGEBURG--IN Eou1rY.

John E. Bonnet, Bill for Sale of
Administrator. Real Estate to pay
VS.. for Injunction and
Jno F. Nartb ct ux ct al. Relief.
BY order Of the Court Of Equity, oil per-
sons having demands against the Estate of
Mary Pou, deceased, are required to present
and prove the same before the undersigned
on or before the first day of January next,
or be debarred payment.
Oct. 90, 1869. GEO. BOLIVER,
oct 3o--td Special Referee.
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POETRY
a First Sorrow.

a Firsk Noyrow
Arise this Day shau shine
For nsormore
: 40 'oe . star divins
: "a Aline oafk shore.
ih now lny soul has been
al siaa ana gays
Daa y awake anc HOOK
Az gfiel 'o-day
So snade mas como between
L 4 nee s''c sne sun
1ae scme long on'idisn dream
'''e mas run.
a. nos me stream mas reasoned
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anu sol.vW' u'i' sau 0lo"neu
- WANING Ae
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The State Of South CarOlina.
ORANagBURG Yin EourrY.

Henry ID. Bonuett, Ad
ministraier of Estate of Bill for Injunction.
George j. Bennett, Partition
VS.. an Reiiaf
Jno. r. Bonnet, ct. al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jssiah
W. Bennett, and ienora Warner and ed.
ward Warner, Defendants in the above
stated case, is absent from and re-
sides beyond the limits Of the State. II is
ordered, on motion Of Messrs. Illusions q
Legare. Complainants Solicitors, that the
said Defendants do, within forty days
from the date Of this order, appear and
plead, answer or demur to tho said bill, or
else the same viii be takea against him
pro eogttsso.
Clerks 0sice, GEORGE BOL{YER.
Orangebarg. 9; G. C. C. p.
Sept. 3, 1869.
sept 4 cow 40d
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ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE
EL use Of the Medical Profession and the
Family, possessing those intrinsic medicinal
properties which belong to an Old and Pure
Gin. Indispensable to Females. Good for
Kidney Complaints. A delicious Tonic. Put
up in cases containing one dozen bottles each,
and sold by all Druggists, Grocers.
A. NJ. BININGER, & CO.,
Establish :77s, No 10 Beaver st., n. Y.
DIR. E. J. OLIyER0s, Agent,
july 3l-5m Orangeburg, g. C.
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w III II IS

III a Ig ID Ia Il W % R Il 3,
III Meeting Street. Charleston, So. Ca.
NGoNUMENTs. HEAD STONES, MAR
Wp BILE and Stone Tile, Blue Flegeing aud
Brown Stone Work. of every description
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS,
HPOa R0ilings.
L. n. wHIfR. n. ID. WHITE.
may l2m
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CHRISTIAN
RIG NJ o \ d, VA.

REV. 4. CONVERSE, d. D., REV. F. b. CON
VERSE, Editors and Proprietors.
This is the oldest and one OF the most popular
religious papers in tho southern States. ii Is a
Presbyterian journal, liberal in It's spirit, accept
able among all denominations, and especially
.F1RsT-cLAss FNRRf EfEs1 Z RELIGIOUS PAPER.
IL is commended to the Christian public by seVe-
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BY Its past services, 1t has been In tho service of
thc Church for ffty-six ycars--a longer time than
any other paper. During forty-two years 1t Rss
BY its diligence in It's work. Overcoming many
difficulties In its early history, and successfully
surrounding obstacles during the war, ana at It's
for long periods of every other weekly paper In the
South. - g,E -.-H 1-af-
conservative evangelical journal published In the
North at the commencement OF, the war whose
views could not be changed by persuasion or In
limitation. 1t adhered to its conservative princi-
pies even ut the cost of Its suppression and the
arrest of its editor. #lr4'
BY its character rs a. family newspaper. 1t fur
nisllcs q large and interesting variety of matter. is
handsomely printed, and regularly and accurately
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I Liberal premiums are offered for new sub
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IT the premiums are not called, for, new sub
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Address 4. K T. b. CONVERSE.
myl .fas.tl Richmond Va
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naste, shakgpearey Easansts,s Nasl ,ington,
iIenrymand Jefferson. He, paid an e loauent
srihJ5ssf AT Virginia: made an earIlesf appeal
In hid coTnradesto live up TO their nigh re-
spansifiIities and duties and concluded
with an. eloquent all1sion 10 Inc &c enes ana
sentiments of. parting. 81 zIi
- Mr.. Singleton was most loudly cheered,
tsTd when at the close OF the EXERCISES the
friends Of both the speakers OF the evening
crowded around withtheir uiatio7ls.
Il was evident that they had given great
satfsfactiontothefr comrades. rsstf YTF
UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. go
This was the evening for the delivery OF
the prize medal to the author OF the best
article IN the magazine, hut instead, Pro
fessor Holmes as the organ ofthe Commlt!ee
of Award. came forward, and, after begging
the audience "to give him a few moments OF
nnacc1isteIned silence." "a request. D tBe
way. which was but little needed, he yread
a letter from the Joint committee of the fwo
Societies. which advised that the mccall De
reserved for another session. for reasons
that the pieces presented for compeUtton
| were so few and so nearly equal IN genera
merit, and so farafrom any edistaiagnlsnlng
IDeculiarities of excellence, that it was mex
pedienf to confer the accustomed nO10r.
I'VE have not roomfor the long and graceful
letter. flf9j1 70 ~. /,
From this letter it appears that the medal
ia to be made a decided honor, as it will be
awarded only to an article of real merit.
The editors for the first term OF the next
session are Mr.. Linden Kent, OF LOUISE
County, Va. on the part of the Wash::''
and Mr.. &c. White, OF Baltimore, on the
mart of the Jefferson Society. These ener-
petic and accomplished editors have seton
foot various schemes which, will greatly. inn
tnrove the magazine, and it is pretty certain
! that a medal will be awarded next session to
trio uerit. ]aafrgnaJ ALUMNUs.
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VALUABLE COAL LANDS IN VIR-
signed, In pursuance OF a decree of the circuit
court of the count ofHe1rico in the State of Yir-
gimia, made on the Sd day of May, 1850, will receive
PROP0SALSIN WRITING, either for the PUR
CHASE or LEASE, from and after the 31ST DE-
GENDER, 1850, of the whole, or any part, of the
COAL LANDS situate in Chesterfield county, Va,
belonging tc the Chesterfield, Coal and Iron Mining
Company. ..,,1s,,o 49,
The lands cost said company more than $500, 900.
The miues which they contain have been, and are
now being, proftably worked by the present les
sees, and the property is considered OF great value
for its coal and iron ore. TgG-ft LI
I The different tracts are known IS follows
containing about TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR
aSBLACK HEATH" NINETY NINE
"BARKER Observation-Disclosures
@sMAtyIE and HARRIs,s',TwoHU HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES;
~aCuLLIN'S,', SEVENTY-SIX ACRES;
f"MARTIN'Sn Zone tract, THIRTY ACRES;
( "MARTIN'Sr ~tanotier trlct), THREE HUN
DREDANp TWENTY-sIX ACRES;
and acoAL.YYARD andIAND attached thereto
U upw .ST%s Or FouR opefstss tsi'An'u'' Containing
Inquiries and proposals may be addressed TO the
undersigned, post-ofnce box No. So, Richmond,
Va, until the 10Th day of October, A. d. 1859.
Its recommended that the proposals be made as
specific as possible, since the decree requires them
b be reported to the court for its approval or dis
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
- POWHATAN ROBERTS,
ieas-3tawsw Special Commissioners.
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Correspondence of7the Riclrrnnn Dispatch
From the white snIphur. ~
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w: NA.,{

Editors Of The Dispatch: 1d ~ -.
J The first train of cars carrying passengers
arrived here to-day from C~oyington, bring
ing up a number Of gentlemen from New
York, who visit this section of the State
(partly at least) with the view Of examining
the railroad route with a view to the hmm
date extension of the road to the Ohio
river. Among the gentlemen are g. +:
Huntington, H.W. Peck, Mr.. Colburn, and
General Williams. G.. Wickham, General
Joseph R. Anderson, General John Echols:
II. b. Whitcomb, A. r. !Caperton, Alfred
Rives, j. B., Dorman, E. NJ. Taylor, and u.
NJ. McMahon, Esq:s. accompany this party
5 The arrivals at the white" to-day num-
Der forty gisitors-among them are the
Chief Justice SAP Chase and. daughter.
The thermometer is now ranging here
through the day from 7e to 80 degrees; the
weather dry and very pleasant:
The large number of letters daily received
by the ,proprietors show that this place will
speedily be filed to overfowing. ;"
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ATCrror, aAnIrss-Taas Nay.
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. is17.hafus treeSs .ftf1ag

"A ssTGNEE,SsSAEE.TBy3yf virtue of q de-
IA cree or the district court OF the United States
for the district OF yirginfa entered In the matter
of John;P. Ballard, bankfupts I shall sell at public
auction. 70 the highest bidder, on The premises, on
THURSDAY, Juiy lsr 1853 the following real
{ That ELEGANT .ooUNTRY-sEAT now
occupied by John p Ballard, Oh the ktchmen1
and fredericksburg railroad, about one a1da halI
miles from Richmond, with NIL tho huiidings snd
app1rtennnees attached tnereio; NJ rhis TR Rs1pssss IN IN
This parcel ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
NINE ACRES. This piece wfiiebe' sosd as u Z,
: :. Iets Nos. 1856. 1s5, lfsa, 1ss,S lsf, Isl, $50, In, In
sidney, commencing ut the Northwestern intsrsec-
tioE or Haryie and Carter streets, running thence
swcstwardlya along said Harvfc street $50 feet, and
stunning back earrbetween parallel lines III feef.
Also, lots ia, IA, IL III, and, no, Win ne I'M
prosem,enSs ,d thereon m I'M IN n 1ns ps siSe OF Of W lillian
street at point distant ninety feet east OF Ritchic
street. running thence along William street cast
wardIy. and fronting together thereon $50 feet, and
each lot being M feet deep. 4.zs
4. Lots Is and II, on Franklin street: in y plan OF
property formerly owned by David Brown each
Ia feet front by GO feet In depth, more or less. .t<
Also. part OF LOT Is In same plan, being leet
front on Franklin street and running back SO feet.
= AZ he same time, S O'Clock P. N. July lst, 1889,
on The premises, I shah. as assignee OF SAID yohn
P. Ballard. bankrupt, sell the right. title. and inte-
rest of said Ballard In the LOT and
"a stable and carriage.houss on the corner o, ROSS
Fourteenth street rs feet 10 inches, and rms back
TERMS OF SALE one-fourth cash balance at
six, twelve. and ds ssiglhteen, I months sa III seg2tlaole
- Assignee of John z Ballard, bankrupt. ,;
~ 10 = otawtdsr g gs--rrr gfG.. --5 - .'fssE JHfi
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BY Lyme & Brother, D.
Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents,
l43s Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF HEN.
RICO NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By
virtue Of a deed of trust from Charles III. Leber
and wife bearing date the 10Th day of November,
1868, and duly recorded in the clerks Office of Hem
rico county court, L shall, by request of the bene-
fciary I'm said deed. proceed to sell on MONDA
the 5th day of july next at o'ciockP ON the
premises, the following, LOTS described In said
trust deed: LOT No. 4 In square 80, on L and
90, between o, p, and Thirty-thlrd streets aLoT
fronting les feet ON Thirty-third street and running
mated as square No. Sc. bounded by @, r, Thirty
first, and Thirty-second streets, containing TWO
ACRES and LOTS Nos. I and . in square No.
3s-all of said lots being contiguous to each other.
TERMS 4: Made known on the day of sale.
je % WILLIAM FOLKES, Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OF CHES-
deed of trust executed by DR.. 7. L. Anderson to
the subscribers rs trustees, dated lst January, 1889,
and recorded in Chesterfield county court office,
being thereto requested blythe creditor, we viii sell
at auction, at Chesterfield Courthouse, on MON
DAY, 18th Of July, THAT being c9urt-day,l ut Il
occupied by DIR. j. Z. Anderson. 1t embraces
about n HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
more or less about two-thirds In woods, the
balance cleared. ss
The improvements consist OF 4 dwelling. with
eight or ten rooms, and the usual out-buildings
also a young orchard of choice fruit.
ERIN Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and n note for 81 900, due LIST January, 1862 ; a credit
Us to IL O6O until lt january, 1870 ; and the residue
upon terms TO be MADE known at the time Of sale.
i. W. GRUBBS. Et-..
~ f. s. WOODBRIDGE,
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
jcls-9I, % ,25, 2S&tdts
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,nrs. ana cspeciaiiysince the 2 skesea th sg tss
isas existed srons fhc KeNyv. pr. ke ~ y H. prassYs
.arrisn tshnrsG, Rev. Mf. Jones Of enc Bapsfss
Church, and rev. MIR. Rogers OF ING a sbse ~
eh NEE, s,a pcryading as hat. beentfis r%cltgissas
Interest, IL has not nserraptcd 9r intsrssred y wl w
IN u a tm ! iSiced. the attention to these duties nas
becn most marked 49,, al%rff ~
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THE SOUTHERN
i PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR 1860. -

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
It's twenty-third year. and Is one of the few ancient
landmarks still left to Old Virginia.
The IS offered for the new year AT
TWO l. PER &NNUM; and we must
urge upon our readers that the low price or sub
s%cription makes 1t imperative that we shall come
down to the cash basis. Our subscription must,
therefore, be IN ADVANCE and we believe, n
proper exercise of economy viii enable ALL who
desire to read the SOUTHERN PLANTER
FARMER to conform TO our terms.
We arc confident In promising. our readers Il
journal In every way worthy of their support:
ERN PLANTER AND FARMER coIninends Itself
to the attention OF teachers. merchants, manufac-
tIrers, hotel-keepers, druggists, dentists, nursery
men, stock-raisers, land agents, &c, &c. 49,
Terms of subscription and advertising are as
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| The boxe +mendoned property 0 enough hredto pay The tax on each snae lot or part ofs
Hm.c recommending MH O'Clock b.. tn Hx Is not paid previous ogdhcr with twfMy per
cent addition for nreSm compnancew with the owl ordhmcep passed July ,ES sud amended
e. ~ mWd Hf aFTi3a. - a.aettF - -@E j. /. FooTE, Dpusy Collector.
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--.---.--. PAYMENTS.
Subscription, in advance. Advertising, annual,
quarterly In advance. All other IN advance

quarterly u auVahct' an VFutI - "u'aHSo'I
wye furnish the folIowing journals at club rates I:
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Southern Planter and Farmer for Si.S0 = year.
The American Farmer. Baltimore (monthly),
and Southern Planter and Farmer for 90. 80 j year.
The Land we Love lmonthiy1 and Southern
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MocreialRuraI New Yorker weekly, and South
ern Planter and Farmer for S3.7S 4 year 1ae g.
The Cultivator and Country Gentleman weekly
aaj Southern Planter and Farmer for s.. IS ayGar.
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! Southern Piarter and Farmer for 81 a year.
Our friends designing to subscribe for or adyerv
sERN PLANTER AND FARMER through the
Iost-oftce, box esq.
Glib. WILLIAMS, Editor and Proprietor /;
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WILLIAM L. HILL, General Agent.
fe se-5a2t&Yfs 5
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The above sale Is postponed TIL further %noticein
consequence Of orders issued by the district cours
of the United States for the district of Virginia In
the matter OF John Z. Ballard bankrupt.
JOHN JOHNS, DR.,
fv1 kssicncc or John p. Ballard, bankrupt.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

Auction Sales.--future Days.
High CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Win be
Ii sold on SATURDAY, july. q, 1909, COMMENCE
ing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ut the high constable's Of
Ace, the following pIopreartt1Xs-to Wit: ~ "<'
- PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES, .p4:: Il
d" .CUCUMBERS, rr-,-5-,-
@,lFFISB, ET"'s Fn7 500
-..riBEASS. .n::I .s-{.r.H' -:,"'"t! - Z
CRACKERS, ."-."h ""s.
iI- -. NSIS,!12-.9 "ngL - L -rur"rlEN
~ RFitvIsfSs ~ : E2'.'' ri
o. CANNED FRUIT,
II SOAP, ,H"'-.nt gUt% - r#."Ist hths'
+, ~ya. SPICES, > 3D. nLl.L iI--u.- -|" L.j-t
+ r,n,r Two gross EMPTYiBOTTLEs. s ''s.
49,, One barrel SYRUP, sc. a"i .'ns:E."
The above sale Is made to satisfy an order Of the
Court of Hustiegsr in my hands in favor of u. IL.
Cahen and against Andrews & Catlctt. .-
/, .srr.a,.l ! ISIS ALSO, not 80 .-'r' ~
win be sold, atthe same time and place,
= One DOUBLE BLOCK and ROPE,
WARDROBES,
+, BUREAUS, - .-sssS ga H1E'z".
LookiNG-GLAssEs,
q, CARPETS r.a - .u.-r
CLOCKS, &c, 49,
to satisfy sundry distress warrants In my hands.
TERMS {: Cash. WILLIAM Il. TALL,
wi II. c. G. Il.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ri
COUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
..uF -, CENTRAL OFFICE.
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. 81
- - RYnHMlNn VA q

="
FREDERICK w. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
d We solicit the ATTENTION of persons having real
estate in the city or State for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers for ali pro-
perty placed in our hands. ~
Onr connections are well established throughout
The North.
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERTY, FARMS, MILLS, MIL-SIVES, NINE
RAL and WOODLANDS. 7gtE
REFERENCES: i. -
Hon: James G. Blaine, Speaker House Of Repre-
Hon. r. G.. sehenck, Chairman Committee OF
Ways and Means, House Of Representatives,.
Hon. James-A. Garfield, Chairman Of Committee
yon Banking and Currency.
{ fHcu.AJexander RfYes.
Hon. II. H. Wells, Governor OF Virginia.
III. G. Bond, Esq, Register In Bankruptcy.
Mator-GaRerai q. q. Howard, 10. s. A.
Colonc1A.S S. Buford- President OF the Richmond
and DanYiue and York River railroads. 40
III. D., Cooke, ESD. or Jay Cooke & Co.
General Williams C.. Wfckham, President of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. plS-5mdkw
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BY Cook & Laughton, Apctioneers,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

corner OF Governor and FrankIln streets,
.TOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS,
Il-CoW AND CALF. &C, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY the I'd day OF, July, alto O'Clock, we
win cell at the residcncc No; co. Le,sia Ssreet' be be
HOIiSEHOLD FURNITURE of u family about
moving to the country, consisting Of
MAHOGANY CHAMBER FURNITURE,
CARPETS, FLOOR OILCLOTH7
and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
TABLES, LOUNGES. SIDEBOARD,. -
An excellent REFR1GERATOR, COOhlNG-
A good assortment Of MISCELLANEOUS
- BOOKS. y. -
A very FINE COW and CALF.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
ie 30 ..., .- ..#s.F Auctioneers.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,f
No. lii3 Main street. .sH.

IA DMINISTRAToR'SSALE OF HOUSE
IA .HOLD AND Observation-Disclosures
will sell at the late residence of John c. KnaHf,
deceased, on Thirty-fourth street, leading 70 Oak
wood cemetery, all the HOUSEHOLD tAND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, without. limit or re-
serve, on THURSDAY, 1st July, at O'Clock 7. III
Z iA LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneefs:
l.. N. LUCK, Salesman. jc2
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.nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN-G%@
~ TIST, office No. 72a Main street, ex-em1
NITROUS oxYDEsGA Gas, Inserts arsitisiai ones,
ms the natural teeth and peff5fnss Interpretations
pertaining TO the science OF dentistfyfn the best
manner ut low rates. An experience. OF twenty
years enables him to guarantee satisfaction in
every Instance. je 1o-d&w4
DoAFDERS-We would be pleased to
ID accommodate q few BoARDERS during the
summer season.
Terms: $40 per week; $50 per month. children
Post.ofHce: GresnwoodD Depot, Aibemariee COINS
d sS-eodst JOHN s. COOKE.
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BY Lee i Goddin, Auctionccrs,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY yALU-
1 ABLE FARM. CONTAINING WE HUN
DRED AID FIFTY-SIX ACRES OF LAND,
IMMEDIATELY AT MEADOW STATION, ON
THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, TEN ES FROM RICHMOND,
AND KNOWN AS "LONG MEADOWS,n
AT PUBLIC A~UCTION.-By virtue OF a trust
deed made on the. 25th day of Juue, 1867, to the I'M
dersIgncd by Christian Lcber, Jr., recorded In the
clerks office of Hanrico county court, to secure
the payment of certain obligations named and de-
scribed therein, and by consent of the parties inte-
rested, | will proceed to sell at public auction. In
front of the Office Of Lee It Goddin, No. lib haln
ut S O'Clock p. NJ, the GLOWING VERY VALUA-
l. TRACT OF LAND. with the improvements
thereto belonging. situated rs described above. and
containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTf-SlA
ACRES, of which $50 acres are rich Chlckaiominy
flats, producing finely timothy and herdsgrasscs-
not subject to owe, flow ut any period Of the year,
and well drained fifty acres of well-improyed
high land producing well; and ffty-si2 acres
heavily tinbered with oak, hickory. walnut, and
pine, Of very large size. Orchard OF choice fruit
trees, and excellent water.
The improvements consist of 4 large frame
dwelling containing, with basement, nine rooms
In good repair, and the usual out-buildings. The
neighborhood is good and proverbial for its health-
fitness. a.stsf.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-half will be required In
cash the residue upon n credit Of six and twelve
months, In equal instalments, for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by y trust deed
upon the property. GEORGE ID. WISE, y
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEEI& GoDDIN, Auctioneers.