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The New York herald., 1869-09-30

DROADWAY-NO. 9,5 WEST SIDE, BETWEEN
- Twentygst and Twentysecond streets ars Floor
store about g6ysO, to lease al low rate to any Ugh
business.
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

SsTEAM POWER TO LET. THREE FLOORS IN COR
> building 30 Cana street. with cnlre OF sleam
engne cn g.. opposite Eare's Hotel desirable oc on
gasttes printers Inquire III Centre street from 10 TO
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

FURNISHED, TO LET-.BY HALL J. HOW, IL PINE
street East Seventeenth street, beautifully and
plcefy furnished $3.50 East Feth street, completely fur
nIsbcd. 022s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-18

4 SSIGNEES SALE OF BANkRUPTS
"A LAND IN THE COUNTY OF ALLIE
CHANY At AuCTION.-By virtue Of orders Of
the United states district court for the district OF
Virginia, dated nth ard 3lst August 1869, shall
ycmher, 1869. at l. o'clock 81, In front OF the
United states courthouse, in The city of Rich
lucud, free from all liens and membranes the
following property belonging 10 the bankrupt
estate OF Thomas ID. QuarlcS 4 MOIETY OF y
TRACT or Land lying In the county OF Ale
ehany, Va, containing THIRTY THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, on Dun
op's creek ard Potts creek and their watcrs. This
land lies near TO CoYlngton, and Is said TO abound
In valuable minerals as It Is not fur distant from
the iron ore lands recently purchased by Pennsyl-
yania iron mongcFs and capitalists.
TERMS Onc-third casli; the balance on credit
OF SIX aud twelve months, with interest from day
VI sale the purchaser 10 give notes with approved
security for the deferred payments, and the title
to be retained by the assignee untii such notes are
paid. iND'M ktIHEhULEH, assiSuec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-18

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF EIGHT HUN
a DRIED AND TEN ACRES Or LAND IN
mANpNEK COUNTY, Va, IT , AuCIi!0 2;>;--
court for the district OF Virginia, dated 18th and
3lst Of August, 1909 shall offer Tor sale IN front
OF the United states custom-housc In the city Of
Richmond on TUrES;J ~ the Goth day Of Hovem-
Der, 1863 Ut u O'Clock VI, free from AL liens aud
membranes. the following property belonging
10 the bankrupt estate Of Thomas +. Ballard
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF
LAND called GOULD HILL" In Hanover
county, bounded Dy the Pamunkcy river, and the
lands OF Mrs. William j. Newton, DR.. Pollard,
and others.
There are TWO LARGE EXCELLENT
DWELLINGS on the place. and large barns and
out-hOuses. This IS one OF the finest farms in
Hanover county.
TERMS Unc-third cash; the balance on credl,
of six and twelve months, with interest from day
OF sale the purchaser to give notes with approved
security for the deferred payments, and the title
10 be retained by IL assignee until said notes are
paid. ASD'W KUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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: Teyrr0y -s,A.LEs...Future Days.
SSS1n~~~~J-.~~~~~
pypa,np 4 Co., Auctloneers.
,.F on THE EAGLE

cs1GNEFys SALE OF THE EAGLE
a Ma CHINE wORKS.--By virtue OF IN IN or ,1ss
~ tho United States district court Ior tHc III III
tr,ct Of Virginia, will sell rs assignee DO -, NTH o
A., Kh az NoVember ut the Eagle Mnchine works;
an W canal and Ninth streets in the cry OF
mend nil of the MACHINERY, TOyLS' rIiss
TUREs, &C., belonging to said machine "o' ~
eSmsisa1Hag9 r. POWER STATIONARY STEAM
ohc E ss. and Roller, LINE SilAfIIAr
PIILLEYs. HANGERS, and BEL Fl
One MCKENZIE CUPOLA an .r n ~ s En-
One ANAL CIJPOLA and ELAsI Ilfc' ~
One large FOUNDRY CRANE, ropr, OVENS
TOOLS. FLASK, LADLE, and CORE oEE'o'
pUE s1E 1os STE ytRs, ROLLER, and other TOOLS
orr fo grTPT nlHg5IIIV9HaNT PRESSURE BLOWER,
! WuIf, and TOOLS for blacksmith-s!lop,
Large II stock Of PATTERNS for machiner! ana
Ono n ia4ge BoRfNG and TURNING MIL,
ono ono Gp.Y q WOOD PLANNING MtCHlNETai
i 5E e P PIASSIFSStf N MAcHESSEE
T WSo6 4TrhkA2T1RGfG S:1
POWER DRILLS,
BOLT CUTTER.
CARPEN TER BENCHES, -,,o.oa.
Ono SI,OTTING MACHINE, nearly completed !:
One s-horsc POWER ENGINE, nearly COM
rof hlgsT' and WROUGHT 1Rov.
RdJLFR WORKS FLUES, and GAS rltEsS,
CASTINGS and SPRINGS for steam chgihe' anu
saw-mils,
GPITDST0SEs.
VIsF,S and VISE-BESCUES, &C.. &c:
the whole embracing Il complete outfit for conduct
Ing the foundry and machine business.
WILL BE SOLD ,,,,rp
mt the same time the balance at the tNE-hiIh
RICHARD i. WALKER, Assignee:
PAINE & Co.. Auct iOneerS. no D
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: TerrIoN sAI.Es.-.Future Days.
BY wellington Goddin,
kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A sSIGNEES SALE OF TWO HUN
"A DRIED AND EIGHT AND FIyE-SIx-
TEEN'THS ACRES OF LAND IN LUNEN-
orders of the United States district court for the
district Of Virginia, dated 1thand 3lst OF August,
1860, shall offer for sale, on TUESDAY the 3Oth
of the United States courthouse In the city of
Richmond. free from all liens and membranes,
the following property belonging to the bankrupt
estate Of John a Johns TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHT AND FIVE-SIETEENTH ACRES OF
LAND lying In the county OF Lunenbnrg. Va.
with DWELLING and out-houses. bounded by the
lands Of william j. Fowlkes. hbram p. Webb.
DIR. Robert Ii. Crawey, William +. Robertson,
and others.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; the balance on a credit
of six and twelve months, with interest from day
OF SALE the purchaser to give notes with approved
security for the deferred payments the title TO
be retained by the assignee until such notes are
paid. AND'W RUTHERGLES. Assignee.
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A ScIGNFF,S SATEOF REAL, FSTAT

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
N IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, V1R-
GINA. AT AUCTIOE.-By virtne of orders of
the United States district court for the district
Virginia. dated nth and 3lst of August, ls69: l
vcnhcr 1852 at II O'Clock NJ. In front of the Uni
ted States courthouse. In the city of Richmond,
free from MI liens and membranes, the follow.
Ing property belonging to the bankrupt estate Of
a. Mill.paugh {: 4 FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT
on the southeast corner Of Broad and Twenty
third streets Richmond.
TERMS: Oue-thrd cash the balance OH ere
dit Of six and twelve months, with interest from
day OF sale the purchaser to give notes with ap,
nr6vcd security for the deferred payments, and
;hn title 10 be retained b. the assignee until said
notes are paid. ASD'W EuTHERGLEN,
Assignee.
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cSIGSEF,S SALE OF NINETEEN

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF NINETEEN
"A AND HALF ACRES OF LAND IN HEN
RICO COUNTY AT AUCT1oN.--By virtue Of
orders of the United states district court Tor the
district of Virginia, dated 18th and 3lst August,
1859 I shall offer tor sale on TUESDAY the Both
day OF November, 1859. ut IL O'Clock NJ. in front
of the United States courthouse. in the city OF
Richmond free from ai liens and membranes,
the following propert belonging t. the bankrupt
estate Of Henry Austin NINETEEN AND a
HALF ACRES OF LAND In the county OF Hen
rico. Virginia. called "Northam,' about eight
miles from Richmond. ~
TERMS Onc-third cash the balance on credit
Of six and twelve months with interest from day
of sale the purchaser to give notes with approved
security FOR the deferred payments; the title to
be retained by the assignee until said notes are
paid. AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-18

1 S&IGNEE'S#ALE OF REAL ESTATE,
N At MADISON COURTHOUSE. VA. AT
ADDITIONALLY virtue Of orders of the United
states district tvur; for the district of Virginia,
dated l7h and 3lst OF August l5GJ, shall offer for
sale on TUESDAY. seth Gay II November lSG9. at
- o'clock NJ in front OF tie United states court
II usr. IN the city 81 :icim"nd free from al liens
aud iuc,mEranc"s. the following property belong
ins 10 tE. bankrupt estate TT ". II. lead \
irl 81 aud LOT ut Madison Courthouse, with a
QUARTER Of AN ACRE OF EROU&D.
TERMS Dnc-thlrl e ,sl1 the balance on Il crcait
Of -ix and twelve months, - ltn interest from the
day Of sale, the purchaser o. give notes with APP
proved scrurity Tor the deferred payments; the
title t. bc retained by The assignee until said notes
are pain.
AND'W RUTIEEGLES, Assignee.
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1910

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF BANKRUPTS
"A LANDS IN King GEORGE COUNTY.
VIRGINIA. At AUCTIoS.-By virtue Of orders
Of the United States district court for the district
OF Virginia dated nth and 3lst of August, 1889,
shaH.SfYcr for sale on TUESDAY, 3oth day of Mo-
veinbcr, 1869, ut l. O'Clock NJ, In front OF the
United states courthouse. In the city of Rich
nOud free from all liens aud in uIu ORANGES, the
following property belonging CO the bankrupt
estate OF 4. Hansfora A TRACT OF LAND OF
about EIGHT HUNDRED ores, III King
George county, known a6 'NEelyitcre.'
ALSO,
4 TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the above tract,
OF about ONE HUNDRED \ \ u THIRTY
ACRES. known rs '.:st. Peters,
This farm Is Immediately on the Potomac river,
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BY Lee 4 Goddin. Aucttoncers,
No. lll3 Main street.
HANDSOME COTTAGE DWELLING

HANDSOME COTTAGE DWELLING,
IL ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE ROAD,
WITH FOUR ACRES OF LAND ATTAGHED,
TENDED BOUNDARIES OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE At ACCTI0N.-fn pursuance Of the de.
cree Of the circuit court for the city OF isichmond
entered on the 10Th day of November. 1869. In the
cause therein pending styled ''Pollard's ad1ntns-
traitors rs. G.. A. Moore, ct Gl.,' We the under
signed, appointed commissioners under said de-
cree TO sell the real estate therein mentioned, VIII
1859. upon the premises nj D o'clock z: ~, to sell
that HANDSOME COTTAGE DWELLING, Of
Gothic order OF structure, located as described
above, containing eight rooms and wide passages,
with portico in front and rear, and all OF the mo-
dern improvements, now In excellent repair,
having been recently renovated throughout: new
stable barn. kitchen with four rooms and all ne
FOUR ACRES OF LAND. The front yard Is
tastciuly laid out, and decorated with evergreens
and shrubbcry.
This valuable property is located upon one OF
the best roads leading to the city, and the most
popular thoroughfarc for pleasurc-drlves during
the summer months, and Is directly IN the line OF
the growth OF Richmond westward.
AS an investment for Il country seat or market
garden il presents rare Inducements from Its con-
tightly To the city.
Terms One-fourth cash credit OF 1, s, and
T. months, with interest from the day OF sale. for
remainder, the purchaser To execute his notes for
The deferred instruments, and The title 10 be re-
tanned rs security for their payment.
Mr.. RedtnTd, next door, Will take pleasure in
ISAAC II. CARR1NGTON
JAMES PiEASANTS.
no1o Commissioners.
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. philadelphia ScnsatiOn-Thc Man
YIno Inherited &1G.OOO.O0O.

From the Philadelphia Age November To-
There has been 4 sudden explosion in our
highcr-!iic circles-an explosion that has
caused disaster, dismay, and grief. Some
lew weeks ago the announcement appeared
that a Young man who for three years
prior had been serving the guests OF liar-
rishurg hotel with tripe and Drowned fish
halls had fallen heir 10 an immense fortune.
Ni>carding the towel. the apron, and dis
ceiling that air Of servile submission which
IN thoroughly walters are sup
posed to possess. he launched out
into a career of fashionable excite
,arnt and Irritation. He came to this
city. The report spread quickly OF the
fortune which, by the death OF an aunt
il England, he had fallen heir to- and Cos
sip passed it from mouth to mouth until 1t
was declared, with his sanction, that he was
The lucky posSesSor Of $40, 100000. TO au-
tncnticate all this he would show what APP
pcared to DO true and faithful transcripts OF
The viii, deeds, &C., of this great estate. He
became intimate with our Markct-Street
merchants. Possessing the open sesame,
check. and money, he found no difficulty i'll
creeping into fashionable society, and then
syrin.ing up rs Il real, undisguiscd lion.
4 certain West Philadelphia congressman
detailed his coach-and-tWo to convey TINS
Young lord about. The managers OF num-
Der OF our charitable institutions received
his notes, promising donations Of startling
cXtravagance He even went so far as to
declare his intention OF cnriching the friends
who had known him when he was nothing
more than poor, down-trOdden server OF
tripc and steak; and living in this belief,
they invited him to their homcs-treatedh him
IN as friendly manner as their means would
allow. About week ago the great de-
.,oue1nent came. 1t was discovered that
while he had received n small fortune,
about i've thousand dollars, through his
own actions and conceits it was pulled ul
to the enormous amount named. What he
did have carried him along for three weeks
with all the fclat and individual grandeur
that ENVELOPES prince: His money is al
zone; he is denied wherever his name Is
known; and the bon-ton now wonder al
their short-Sightedness in believing him en-
lowed with the wealth he confessed to. I'm
fortunately for him, he had mentioned high
parties in New York as being his hackers
they were telegraphed to, and returned IN
answer that he was an impostor.
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AitI,monl 1ispattft.
THuRspAY..... NOVEMBER is, 1869
The Boiler Explosion at fosNhs'""'
Ky.-Anotncr Slaughter OF Ah"ah""

~
Ky.-Anothcr Slaughter Oh hA"'
life. ,o.,
The Cincinnati Commercial OF inc LON
instant says: a., ,o;,o. oc How
dcrson + Longs planing-mill, on Eighth
street. in the ncighboring city OF toFing-
tor exploded. with a conclusion that shook
7b.If Inc city. and was heard by thousands
in Newport and even on this sidc OF me
river. The building, which was two-stof!
brick. IS feet wide and 100 feet tong. was
completely demolished, nothing remaining
INT a norton of the front wall about twelve
snet bich. The tall smokcstack, which
cnuld formerly be seen from nearly all parts
of the city, was entirely demolished. not
one brick composing it remaining on top oil
another. .,,..
fifteen men. including Mr.. William Long.
one of the propretorS, in the building.
Not one of them escaped without INJURY
though the wounds Of 4 majority OF thehi
arc only slight. .,od
"A large crowd of people soon Sa,hereu
n the scene Of tho catastrophe, ana Weh'
ia work with a will clearing away tlmhcrS,
brick. &C., for the purpose Of rcScliIhg
those who were buried in the ruins. IN
about ten minutes all the men, except one.
had been found. a..
:. Air. tong was sitting in his office in the
front part of the mill when the explosion
occurred He was thrown through a VIM
dow into the street. by which his clothes
were torn and his back somewhat hurt.
Reed Crawford, "A negro. was pasS!n%5
through the alley which separates the III MI
from the house of Mr. }. I. Lewis. The
wall on that side fell on him. covering hlm
Up to the depth of two feet in bricks ana
mortar. He was dug up and found TO re
alive. though very badly cut and bruised
from head to foot. Louis Bowen ana Henry
,fvcrs were on the second floor, and when
II fell they were covered nthc debris. where
they remained for eight or ten minutes,
finally managing to crawl out. Then races,
heads, and arms, were severely cut, but we
bcEeyc thcv sustained no dangerous lnJu-
,ics, Michael Lehman was blown over a
wall into the ward Of Mr.. Lewis. but, strange
20 say. he was not seriously hurt, his only
Injuries being a few bruises. George smith,
W. 4. Smith, William johnson, Folsom
Noe. Theodore Noe, William Fortherglll,
Michael Slick. Thomas Robinson, and Dan
jcl Harrington, were All on the second iioor,
and went down with it, but most tortu-
ratclv none of them received dangerous
wounds. The only man killed was Mr.;
John Wcrling, the engineer. lie was buried
20 the depth Of many feet under tnmbcrs,
bricks, and mortar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-18
By Gruhbs s. Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THREE GOOD DWELLINGS :. = h , w
THREE yACANTLOTS. ON LITILEPASr
STREFT MADDOX HILL, AT AuCIloI:-.1Jh
MONDAY, ed of November at o,Tlock NO m
we viii sell upon the premises the following pro-
rnrtv situ.tnd rs above o-cr- ,,., It.
TIIHrE-ST RY BRICK HOUSE, WIZ ST -
large md small rooms also c1set' hutldi Il ~
nerr-rt order I'D is really an exceHent puliains'
: ~ eSr1sn feet: with water IN the yard. -.
A TWO-STORT BRICK HOUSE, wn.h !, ,'' tSc
rooms Kitchen with two rooms; water III VIC
!H,"T WJo 70 FRAME COTTAGE" with
three rooms besides shed wh water IN inc - y fnc
,lso. THREE BUILDING Lo1S' each ~ iee'
front. .-.,,i,,- IN norsons
with iimi cd means for purchasing really GeSlraDle
residences and binding lots nj very s'li'ii o"s
All such arc invited to attend. 49,,
TEHMs: Onc-third cash: balance at six ana ln
twelve months for notes. with interest addeu Sc
curea ~ -" GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
,, Auctionecrs.
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STEAMERS,
no l2--M&Tll


DOR NORFOLK, PORTS-Sl@.
il MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR $500
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIvER.-TEe ia;
and elegant UNITED STATES hAIL stealue,
JOHN SYLy st T. X.
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-namrd
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, andPPI
BAYS at ca O'Clock A. 81. and returns on Tue
days. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and point,
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg On stri-
val OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk SO. so.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from L. VI. to O. J.. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings On
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
river at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
FreIghts for way-landings mnst be prepaid.
Apply to l.. b: IAIuM, Agent.
seq Office. steamers wharf,
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sEomicidc in New YOrik-Ia shocking
Affair.


\ terrible homicide was committed III
Grand street, New FORK, on Monday morn-
iuc nj an early hour. the victim being Will
linn kcanc, presS-tcedcr in the Hcrdfd
Office, and the murderer ayoung man named
LINES Lee, an intimate friend OF the dc
ceased. 1t appears that. as usual. bad rum
WIS ut the bottom Of the whole affair. Inc
t,yn men had always been on the most
friendly terms, and whenever either one OF
the two went to 4 place Of amusement the
other was certain to be his companion.
They were both together, rs was their Gus
tom. about s o'clock Monday morning.
They had been sprecing it all night, ana
were very much under the influence OF
dquor. Thcy entered the saloon knoWn as
he Bank Coffee House, No. 393 Grand street,
talking pleasantly. They had several drinks
n the place and finally @otwrangling about
some trivial matter, when the barkecner
thought they were making too much noise
for the reputation of the saloon, and put
them into the street. They returned, how
ever, soon afterwards, and again began to
quarrel. when Lee pulled out revolver,
md eNclaiming ''Do you want to tight!"
fired at Kcanc. The ball entered the lat
tcl's head Just over the ear, causing
wound from which he died at Il late hour
Monday afternoon. Themost terrible feature
ii the atfray is that Lee was 20 drunk when
ne fired the shot that he could not he made
20 understand that he had used the pistol at
Ill, and three hours after the deed had been
committed he awokc from his drunken
slumbcrs and was very anxious to know
where Kcane was. He perceived that he
WE. in Il cell, and at once came to the con-
rlrSon that he lad been locked up for III
,yXication. and when the keeper came along
he asked him Iii they had arrested kcanc
when they arrested him." When he had
become thoroughly sobcred he was told
what he had done. and for Il few moments
I've seemed rs though struck dumb with
terror.
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SINGULAR STATEMENT.-ltisr reported that
for some time past company, who have Il
charter from the New York Legislature of
1868, have been laying a pneumatic tube
along Broadway, for the purpose OF carry
ing parcels, the mails, &c. The subject has
been kept secret, and operations were begun
and carried on within the walls Of the build
ing formerly occupied by Devlin Il Co.,
corner Of Warren street and Broadway. \
private passage to the vaults has been dis
covered in Warren street, and workmen
and tools have been seen there.-Ne,o York
EIpresS.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND

VIZ ''' QUEENSTOWN. 4LfTn
ISMAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILINI
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE n TIE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First CuJip, Payable in cold.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ..................sloO "
Steerdge, PdyG6te lH currency.
pAsSAGE By TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
Liverpool or Queenstown tgoidl ...........T 50 o.
UalifaN lgOlIl ~ "
st. JOHNS, y. f. by branch steamer tgoldj.. 30 CO
.TeerdGe, Pdydbic in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 80 %
St. Johns. \. f., by branch steamer. 80 O.
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland and
the Continent. at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the tompany's
offices JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New ! Ork, or t0
WILLIAM c. DUNLAP / CO., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-18
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1859 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LANp.-Hy VIZ
/ tue Of deed of trust datcd2'tn May. l'.3, ;,nI
recorded in The clerks Office of ltcnrco c"tl.tE
court, from Miles Amber nov deceased! ana
his wife to me- to secure Il debt therein in"ntion.G
whereof a balance IS rem ing due Of y, IL,
with inscrest on S0sS.0l from lith FEBRUARY, l7o,
I'LL payment, and in execution OF Il decree mtdG
the ist of November, 1862 by the circuit court OF
Eenrico, In two causes pending therein. 81 taEtcr
and wife late eNccutrix Of Amber, against scs'
and another and Of Vest against smith, a'Ellnis-
traitor ne J1nis non with the Will anncHcuoi Am
bier and Carter and wife and Others sh III, at me
front door or the courthouse OF ftcnrlcp c"Hht!;
on MONDAY the 9th day OF December ncAt la9ouI
the hour Of noon), expose to sale ut pu!c 'iucIi,
4 TRACT OF LAND containing laS cSLilna,G''I
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN u " -
ACRES, situate In the county OF Hcnrico on
White oak swamp. adjoining the lands OF thomas
rIn;ord. about sixteen miles below the city Of
richmond and which the said Miles Amber occu-
bicd at the time Of his death.
TIE TERMS or SALE will be for cash IN halld
sufficient to pay the expenses OF executing tnc
said decree 4; and one-third of the sum remaining
due as aforesaid, with interest computed I'LL sald
paytuent and on acrcdit Of three months from
The ay of sale for one other third OF the S'id sum-
aud Of six months from the said day Tor ne rest 81
The sale money the deferred instruments 10 De
secured by negotiable notes well endorsed, and by
retaining the title of the land till payment.
WILLIAM GREEN.
uo 13-S N& ThtDcco Stdd Trustee, &c.
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By Wellington G0ddin.
and Real Estate 4 gent.

vyHIPTY-SIX ACRES OF EXCELLENT
i FARMING LAND, on TIE YORK k!NEH
MkLF 4 MILE EAST or RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil he sold at auction,
nj the Office of Wellington Goddin, auctinncer:
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets, on FHlDAl
The 10th Of November, 1S6o. ut l? O'Clock NJ, the
above valuable FARMING LAND. 1t has 4 ironl
ON the road leading from Rockets TO Bragg'S Mill
and extends back to Gllic's creek. and Is atlnlra-
bly, we'll adapted for 4 dairy farm or market gar
den. being within one and half miles OF the FIRST
Market.
A map Of the land can be seen at my office.
TERMS At sale. W. Ebi1DlN,
nol5 Auctionccr.