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The Portland daily press., 1869-04-12
II. *. HUNT.

Commission Merchant aud Aucticneer,
MO 316 Congress Street, will, on Thursday even-
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening" Goods win be sold
prices. Cash advanced on ali descrir items OF goods.
C0nsignments not limited.
february II, 1868. diff
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-12

OFFAC Rss
CLARENCE H. CLARK, PRESIDENT.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committees
HENRY ID. COOKE, ice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and AetuAry.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-12

To Farmers and Gardeners.
Cargo OF THOMPSON & EDWARDS Pura
Il Ground Bone Fersilixes--just received
rom Chicago, Illinois, and for sale at No. ~ Den.
trail Wharf
April 2, 1853. aprlo dat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
Festival In FarmvilEe.

FARMv1LLE, VA, February is, 1869.
Our town was unusually lively on yester-
day, owing to the occasion of the " Masonic
Festival held by the Masons of Farmville.
The tableaux was very well gotten up, and
everybody seemed delighted. The acting
was quite superior. The fine band Of the
Twent y-frst regiment United States army,
of Richmond, was in attendance and gave
us some splendid music. and all went
merry as marriage feast" The Ma
sonic fraternity of this place no doubt re-
allied handsome amount, there being be-
tween three and five hundred in attend
ance. Tickets were sold at one dollar each.
The proceeds, We understand, are for the
benefit and advancement Of Masonry in
this section.
understand that " La Rue's Minstrels {"
will be here on the 22d, when our citizens
will have another opportunity to amuse
themselves, as learn the troup is COM
posed of excellent performers.
Yours, truly, OBSERVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-23
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : In the Circuit Court OF
III, city OF Richmond-Joseph Coles execu,r'X ct
ais. Us. James Gardner and Ellen his VIE e. as.
By virtue OF DEGREES made in this cause on the o;h
day Of November, 1858, and on the 9Th day or FEB,
ruary. 1859, the undersigned, specially appointed
commissioners for the purpose, viii proceed on
THURSDAY the ath day Of March, 1860, at
O'Clock p. M, the premises, to sell the follow
Ing described property, of which Samuel i: Coe
addition to the city OF Richmond fronting III feet
more or less on Clay street In said addition, and
running back to the Junction OF Tyler street ana
Meadow alley.
Also. the following described parts Of LOTS No.
30 and No. 81 between ST. Peters and Clay streets,
IN said Is to 5 say ea9 rn irGnf bsc
within parallel lines % feet deep which Sau thrte
lots are the same conveyed by Willitm "; Haryie
To said Samuel II. Cole In his lifetime by deed
dated 5olh March, 1852. recorded In Deed Book
70 A. page rs, in the Hastings Court Of the city
Of Richmond.
In Judah's plan or addition to the city OF Rich
mond-that is to say, fronting on an alley immcfi-
at.ly south Of Duyal street Isl feet and running
back towards DuVa street bet ~een parallel lines
3s3 feet 10 the line CT Isabella Young. being part
OF the same propcrty conveyed to said Samuel X.
vile by deed dated October ls, lSGl, and recorded
in Deed Book II A, page @l7, In said Hastings
Also. lots No. 20 and No. % In said Judah's
plan or additi1 IN, with the Improvements thereon,
each OF which iots, originally ltit out ffonted
% feet on DuYal street and ran back bGtween par
ale lines to All alley; but in order 10 III IKE pro-
per division Of the buildings erected on said two
lots, part OF Lot 20 VIII be sof with Lot u as io-
lows lot No % Will front IS feet IL inches on Du-
val street and run back 1T arallcl lines In said
alley having It's east line l23 feet deep and It's west
line liz feet inches deep, and fronting Is feet on
said alley; and Lot No. 2i Will front 81 feet on
Duval street and run back in parallel lines To said
alley. having It's eastern line 1881 feet deep and
It's western line Ia feet deep, and fronting POI feet
on said alley. TIE said Lot No y was conveyed
To Samuel X. Cole In hts lifeline hy william Tay-
Tor and wife by deed dated october l. 1856. re-
corded In Deed Book II Z, page i55. In said luS-
tirgs Court and said Lot 30 2, was conveyed to
said Samuel Il. Cole by Henry Bradley by deed
dated May - l'i7. recorded III Deed Book 81, page
SIS, In the said Hastings Court.
TERMS OF SALE: For CASH rs 10 one-third OF
the proceeds OF Gale and on credit rs 10 the re-
sidue OF six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving negotiable notes for the credit instruments,
interest aied. aud the little retained until the full
purchasc money Is paid. -
EDWARD Fl. FiTXHUGH,
JOHN q. STFGEk.
3. AUSTIN SMITH
Comni. sioners.
lnrprr suriipncnr IL 20
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa.en.
Fro In I,outsa-Considerab LosS'

corresnondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
FIre I'm Loutsa-Considerab LOSS
LOUISA COUNTY, VA, February ~.
II seems as il your correspondent. . ms
nothing to report but disasters. oh .ns
train from old Richmond ] Was over1aseu
WITH a break-down Of the cars. hayln ns
arr;rsd at INV destination, am oversaaesII
hn go &C. On Friday evening about .
o ~ the dwelling at Merchandising. II
th;s county. which was occupied Dy Isl.
Johnston and James NJ. Turner as ,, = 49, -.
;nn ond a norton built to the dweilng' W,
lug; as q atorehouse, took fireIno Que
Knows how. Most of the g9oa a,i - tha 1 fnrn;.
were s"s Wossrs Turner and Johnston, with
1IIe e, oi nIotb;nr. bedding, and everything
Else was totally destroyed: Inc Tind was vas
verv high at the time, and In less 'nsn nan
an hour the roof Of the building had 1aileh
IN. The smokehouse, kitchen, and other
email houses, shared the same fate. The
neigh bors collected as soon as they could,
and rendered ell aid in their power, but
the houses being very old and dry, and the
wind so high, everything was swept away
in less than one hour.
The neighbors were very kind, some por-
lions taking one or more persons OF the
family and Offering food and resting
place. Had the FIRE taken place ct night;
here is no telling the harm that would
iaye been done, az the children would
have been at home, and in all probability
been burned. It was heart-rending to hear
he cries Of them when they reached home
md found their all in ashes.
The buildings were owned by F. b. Wat
sins, Of this county, and no insurance, 80
ar as know. The store was owned by j.
Wall Turner, Of your city. No insurance
turner's loss in goods will probably reach
me hundred dollars, by breakage, &c: 1t
'alls very seriously on Johnston and j. III.
Turner, who lost nearly everything.
I will here remark that the little mule
Florida, 80 well known to your city readers,
he property Of J. Wall Turner, was with
lifficulty saved from his stable, which took
ire and was consumed. After his deliver
.nce from the burning house, he showed his
by his pranks, and in them
came near killing one or more COWS with
lis kicks all in play, no doubt. -,
I hope in my next can communicate
news of not so serious matters.
The crops of wheat in the Green Spring
arms are looking well.
This morning the air feels very much as
f we shall have snow. y. b. IL
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PETEssBURG. February %, 1869.

PETERSBURG, February ~, 1869.
We learn that the Hon. John c. Breckin-
ridge will arrive in the city tomorrow, and
be the guest for day or two of the Rev. E.
H. Rutherford, formerly resident Of Ken
lucky, and whose wife is connection of Mr..
Breckinridge's. Many of our citizens will
doubtless avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty Of paying their respects to him after
his return from years Of exile, and after all
that he has lost and suffered in a cause
which was once dear to nearly the whole Of
this community.
Tie Common Council is again in session
this afternoon, discussing the controversy
between the Mayor and the bail;fFs. As I
write learn that the majority report Of
the committee to whom the subject was re-
fefred has been adopted, thus deciding that
the bailitfs are the only officers legally au-
thorized TO serve criminal warrants, make
arrests, &C. Heretofore the Mayor has en-
ployed officers of the police TO perform
these dnties. This matter, therefore, which
has excited good deal OF interest, and not
little feeling, is likely to be settled in q
manner to prcyent any future conflict or
misunderstanding. s..
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About Horses Names and Tails.


Editors Of Dispatch:
The columns of your valuable paper are
occasionally devoted to matters Of scien-
tifc nature as we'll as facts of general in
terest to our farmers and stock-raisers.
Many Of the suggestions made through the
columns Of your paper have, dare soy,
been of much interest and lasting benefit
to your readers and / believe that much
good could be done if the farmers Of the
country would give the world the benefit Of
their experience through the public press.
There is fact connected with the raising
of stock which has always been mystery
to many, and the singularity Of it has in
duced the vulgar and ignorant to attribute
it to devilish agency. l rcfer to the fact
that horses, especially colts, from some un-
known cause, have their names and the
hair Of their tails twisted into knots as
if they were plated. l have wild
colt that no one can approach. A
few days agoI confined him in stable,
and had his name and tail nicely carded
and combcd. On the following morning
the name was tied up in knots, making STIR
rups. Ignorant hostlers call these freaks
of nature "hag" or (Which" stirrups.
The superstitious believe that witches are
fond of riding fine steeds and fiery colts,
and use the name for stirrups. There is
curious fact that gives rise to this supersti-
ton which is very prevalent in some parts
of the country, and especially 80 among
the negroes. Can some one account for this
fact on scientific principles3 Surely there
is an answer and if any of your many in
telligent readers can give one, it will gra-
tify AN OLD farmer.
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= ARGEAMOUNT OFVALUABLEREAL

7 ARGE AMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE, IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-I am authorized to
l. "BROOhFIELD FARM about four and a
half miles from the city Of Richmond, on the
sad no tracts two
acres. Upon the centre tract there are ample
TE n L fsSTe on the south side of
the Basin corner OF Canal and Ninth streets upon
which are located the spacious foundry and ma
aRn 81 Se S SsSSe DnI MssSF Serso a
alley, opposite the old Gas Works, each fronting
a brick tenement ana II large brick stable.
4. LOT on south side of Broad stree. between
First and Second, a by lz7 feet upon which stand
two thres-story brick tenements known as "Brack-
ett's Tavern, together with the adjacent LOT,
2lxl47 feet, With brick tenement thereon.
5. VACANT Lot on the south side Of Grace
street between Fifth and Sixth streets, fronting 90
feet running back l55 feet to alley. This Is one
or the most desirable lots in the city for the
s. TWO BRICK TKNEMENTs in the "old
Academy" building at northeast corner OF Cary
!. SEVEN BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOTS
In Duysis addition Nos. II, Y, 70, 3d. S. 90, and
:; LasGE Lot ON SEVENTH AND ARCH
stREETS, In rear Of the State arnory, and known
o The RICKETTS, &C; WAREHOUSE PROPER
~. extending from Main street to Water street,
and crossing the York River railroad Also, the
adjoining LUTS, Nos. l6s g. Z and part Of lot No.
Is. hese aforementioned lots front on Water
street and James river adjoin the New York steam
purposes
10. LOT at the southwest corner OF Cary and
large FOUf-sTORY BRICK WAREHOUSE now
occupied by John L. Allen, recently in the occu-
pancy OF Messrs. Martin Il CardoZo.
II. LOT at the corner of Cary and Eighth streets,
IS by 20 feet and the adjoining LOT u by 20 feet,
upon which stands the large granite storehouse.
This property has three fronts-yiz., on the Basin
bank, Eighth street, and Cary street.
IL. LOT No. l on west side of Eleventh street
between Canal and Syrd III by l2sl feet: also LOT
No; ION the south side Of an alley between Tenth
ana eleventh streets adjoining Lot No. l. and
both adjoining the ship-locks Of the James River
ana kanawha Canal Company,
For terms and any information in relation TO
the foregoing property, apply to
PETER Q. WARWICK, Agent,
fea-T&s6w at aallego Mills.
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By wellington Goddin,
Auctiouppr and Real Estate Agent,
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-


TTHRUsTEES' SALE OF THAT VALUA-
COUNTY on JAMES RIVER, NEAR TO ROCK
WHARF ON PAGAN G u Il K X. CALLED
DAYS NECK, CONTAINING Two THOU
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE
ACRES,-3y virtue OF q decd OF trust executed 10
the subscribers by the late DIR. James w. Cook
and wife, bearing date on the 2sd November, EGl,
secure debt or 910 oeo, SHALL at the request OF
the beneficiary, 10 execution thereof proceed 10
sell ut Dulc auction, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDSY, February 2!th, 1850, ut o'cloc 2. NJ,
If fair If not On the first fair day thereatter mat
valuable estate located as above, called .DAI,S
NECK:n containing TWO TaQDsAND % Sh y
which five hundred and trcnty-one acres are In
marsh. IT adjo,Hs the lands formerly owned by
General Francis NJ. Boykiu and others; Is bounded
BY those lands James river. and Pagan creek, and
is near TO Rock Wharf, on James river.
The land Is regarded very valuable rs grazing
farm or for the raising of vegetables wheat, corn,
and apples. There are on the estate several set
Elements, but Inc Dullolng5 are Tather inoinefehs'
also, an orchard. .a.
The admirable location Of the estate presents
great Inducements TO northern capitsiFts. Delng
on navigable water, near. a fine wharf, quite con-
Ycnient 10 Norfolk. and with easy access TO new
York and other northern cities This estate is pc.
We setabIc5 The adjoining estate Is now being cul-
tlvated By northern gentlemen Ia Strawberries,
apples, and other fruits, to great profit. fhe
steamboat stops daily at Rock Wharf III passing up
and down the river.
TERMS: One-ffth cash balance ut six, twelve,
notes, interest added, secured by q trust deed.
EATON NANCE,
w. GODDIN,
fe % Trustees.
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
U ARGE SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS

T ARGE SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
- at AUCTION.
On FRIDAY the esth instant, nc l. O'CLOCK, we
will sell Mt our auction rooms, No. 1905 Main
street (up stairs),
100 FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
embracing choice works from eminent foreign
and American artists.
This large and valuable collection Is contri-
buted by the artists themselves, and VIII be ar
ranged AMI ready for exhibition from TUESDAY
MORNING until the hour of sale, and The punnc
are invited to call and examine them.
Catalogues, giving the names Of the artists, are
now ready.
The Paintings are all mounted In heavy gilt
frames, and the paintings and frames Will be sold
together.
fe22 PAINE 6 CO., huctioneers.
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By Wellington Godd!n,
kucttoncer and Real Estate Agent.

hUCIIOECGT ECHE
"A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A. OF KEAL ESTATE IE The CITY OF
RICIIMOND.-By order Of the United states Dis
trct Court far the District of Virginia. in the mat
ter of e. Z. Townsend. bankrupt we Will sell at
public auction ASA whole, or divided As may he
deemed best at the hour Of salc-cn tie premises,
on TUESDAY, 9th of narch, 1859, ut y O'Clock /.
NJ &c fair II not the ne t fair day that valuable
LOT OF LAND, with the large BRICK AND
WOODEN DWELLING, &c, thereon, In the oc-
cupancy Of said Townsend, and fronting on me
east side Of College street, between Broad and
Marshall Streets one hundred feet SIX inchrs. and
running back within parallel lines one hundred
ami thrty-four feet to Lafayette avenue.
TERMS: Onc-thlrd cash; balance 1t six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained.
AHD'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee,
JAMES l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
L. l.. AppRIeoS Salesman 10 10
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTURE Day.
rr,p 11srrF,s SALE OF LAND.-In obe-

Y n NhUSl CHILLI oI hkAA'Ds - 49,
dtsnca 70 n decree Of the Circuit Court OF
King William county on the 18th b day H o.
November, 1893 in the cause pendngt In said Gours
between David Siraughan, plaintiff anu liehIy
Toler and others defendants, the undersigned, us
trustee under deed Of ssth Of February woe 9e
tween Eliza r. Temple ana Ssner Sa III ne;np conT
day s ses at King william Coat9s e the high
est bidder, the tract of land csiea y,
about one mile below the Acquinton church. adj
Joining the lands OF r. A. htl{ard ana otne ds
and contai ding about TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. or
The said land is desirahly located In very
hsslshy neighborhood, ana mo- Is very pio"".'''
TERas OF SALT onstni tSe OF Ind t@o
thirds on a credit of one ard two years irtm the
day Of sale. in equal Inst 'lments, the purchaser
executing his bond for the deferred payItsnts 20
the UNDERSIGNED as commissioner under me SAID
decree; and the title to The land viii be retained
till the payment OF all the purchase n money;
fc 2a-law4w Commissioner ana Irustee.
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BY Lee 4 Godoin, Auctioneers,
No. Hi Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
IA OF FARM IN THE COUNTY OF Cr ES-
TERFIELD, LYING ON THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD ABOUT KQUI-DISTAMT tTHKEE
MLLES) FROM CHESTh r AND THE COURT
HOUSE, AND EIGHT MILES FROM PETERS,
BURG, AT AUCTION.-By order of tine Cr1ied
9tates District Court for the district of Virginia.
in the matter. Of Joseph J: White bankrupt, we
will sell at public auction in front Of the United
States court. house. in the city of Richmond, on
THURSDAY, 4th March, 1859, at II O'Clock NJ: II
fair If not the next fair day thereafter, al that
PIECE, PARCEL. or TRACT OF LAND. with
the improvements thereon, lying and being In the
county of Chesterfield, containing TWO HUN
DRIED AND ENiY-THRFE ACRES, more
or less, adjoining the lands Of William r.. How
lett Benjamin 9raves's heirs, - Fisher, and
others. The greater portion OF the land Is open.
The improvements consist Of 4 comfortable frame
dwelling containing SIX rooms, and the usual out
buildings. On the farm Is an ORCHARD OF choice
fruit trees and EXCELLENT WATER.
TERMS: One-third cash, one-thlrd In four
months, and one-third in eight months, the pur-
chaser giving negotiable notes. with Interest
added and the title to be retained in security until
the notes are paid.
ANDW. RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
N. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by LEE q GODplN; huc-
tioncers fe l2-Febl2T M&Thtds
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


Y AND NOTICES.. B. SCOTT, ESQ.,, an
4 influential and successful farmer Of the
county of Prince Edward, is now in the city for
the next two days, when he proposes to take q
himself travelling agent to sell and buy lands at
three per cent IL sale be made sale no charge.
Mr. Scott is associated with an Engishman who
through whom he has sold more land than any
other person In Prince Edward. Mr.. Scott further
states that he has now at hts disposal some forty
farms, AS good as can be found In the counties Of
Prince Edward, Lunenburg, Charlotte. and Motto
way in which counties he proposes first to operae.
Address Green Bay, Richmond and Danville rail-
road, or Mr.. A. 3. CRALLE, Richmond, Va.
ow&
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ITO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
IL subscriber will sell on SATURDAY, Febru-
airy 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, on Council Chamber hli,
one SORREL HORSE, On account Of board
fe q IuHE WOODWORTH.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
,rre.ponoence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

BEHEeAL GRANTS CABrNET-oTHER OF
PIcHs-aR. CHASE FOR ENGLAND AND MR..
EvARTs FOR CHIEF JUsTIcE-ofFIcE HUNT
ING--PREsIDEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
paocEssfoS-AS ATTEMPT TO FLANK GEN
ERhf, GRANT.
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RETERsBURG kETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

EXPECTED VISIT OF MR.. J. c. BREChIN-
RIDGE--COMMoN COUNCIL - SETTLEMENT
! OF THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE
MAYOR AND BAILIFFS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
By James M. Taylor & Son, Auctloneers,
Office No. s2l Main street.
three doors below SpOtsWood Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS, IN
" THE PLAN OF BELVIDERE. AT AUG
TION.-By virtue or a decree of the Circuit Court
day OF FEBRUARY 1852. in The suit of Anderson,
executor, u.s. Anderson ct ais, will proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 81 day OF March, 1869, at O'Clock 7.
NJ, the following REAL ESTATE therein mem
tloned-to witt LOTS Nos. llS, III, lcS ioI 49, g.
on the east side OF Larrel street LOTS Nos. 81.
az a. al 20 and S. on the cast side OF Pine street
and LOTS Nos II and Is, west side of Belyidcre
street.
TERMS: Ore-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and title withheld until last pay
ment is made. JsMES NJ. TAYLOR,
fe 10 Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T AW, MEDICAL, AND MISCELLANE-
L Gus BOOKS AT AuCTIOE.-A bout $500
Volumes will be sold 1T our office on TUES
DAY, 23d February, II q O'Clock +. III.
The collection comprises the Libraries or several
gentlemen OF distinction in their professions, and
embraces many Of the best standard works.
Catalogues will be sent upon application.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
fe 20 huctioneerS.
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NOR RENT, STORE and DWELL 81
q ING on Sixth between Broad and Mar E:a
shall streets No. 3ls, for many y"Rrs occupied by
l.. Held as a dry goods store. Possession given
1st Of March. apply 10
WILLIAM PFElFFER
10 % No. 3l5 -ixth street.
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REAE. ESTATE EOR SALE.

BY 6. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.
4 HANDSOME (NEWLy ERECTED)
~ COTTAGE Residence, IN ASHLAND,
HANOVER COUNTY, WITH ONE AND z
HALE ACRES OF LAND Alta CHED, FOR
aud occupied by Mr.. James W. Taylor. TIE
house contains four large rooms, with wide
passage, and Is built Of the very best materials.
Those wishing so purchase a home In that beau
ticul VILLAGE will rarely meet with such IN oppor-
tunity Of supplying Themselves.
should the above property not be sold privately
by MOLDaY the Isl day of March, 1862 IL Will on
tfat day. Mt O'Clock z. Ii. DC sold 1T auction Oh
TIC premises.
TKnMS ct sale. 3. n. DAVIS,
r. 90 Auctionccr
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SElFPPFNG.

TOR E.-The .csSAs
4 steamer ELLIE KNIGHT, Captain SssIs ~ u
WILLIAM GEoGHEGAN, will leave her wharf
THURSDAY, February Is, at 0 O'Clock A NJ.
Freight received up to O'Clock p. II. " ednes-
day. For freight or passage, apply to
HARVEYS u WILLIAMS,
Oct
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STORE FIXTURES,
OFFICE FURNITURE, &c.
ALSO,

The LEASE OF THE STORE to September LIST.
we Invite the attention Of city and country mer-
chants TO this large SALE rs the stock IS nearly
new, and comprises q very desirable assortment Of
goods.
sale positive and without reserve.
TERMS All sums under 500, cash under 1902
sixty days over s2CC, four months credit Tor APP
proved endorsed notes.
fe 10 PAINE q CO., Auctionecrs.
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BY Wellington Goddin,

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
= FRIDAY The 2eth day of the present month
February 1897 at the distillery of BRAN Smith.
Situated at what is known as "Ritchlc's Spring"
STEAM ENGINE and BOILEe, and all The MA
CHINERY in the said distiliery, including FIX
TURES Of every kind used In the manufacture or
hands in favor Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia
against said Smith.
feI6 II. j. ShlIH, >. Il. -.