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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03
ACTION SALES.--FUTURE Days:
Wellington Goddin,
,,c+,onepr and Real Estate Agent.
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE

VARIABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
4 1,.pW AT AUCTION.-The owner, on ac-
count Of impaired health, INTENDING 10 so, bor
JacksonviIe Fla the ensnbh s nroperty Of the late
= II Gin ESQ., superintendent OF the KIenInnH'
and petersburg railroad. Mt auction, on M
5th sors I q n This farm contains TWO HUN
D II AND FIFTY ACRES about one ad HANS x
open land. enclosed chiehy w,.i Timber living
sevcn miles south Of Richmond. lmmeaia.niiy -"
the line of the Richmond and and forty
Inntns, ride of Petersburg, and wlthlh t"9 VI -
az lanes river where there Is landlng mu ~ J.,
for large vessels. turnout on .ie afrorsing
fariItles for eposting supplies for or rom oino
Inond aud Petcrsburg.mantr lor ss Ia
carried on the railroad free OIL cn' cedttion hay
,g me been erected by Mr. Gill few years ago. con-
ssting of superior dwelling Servants
o,,sn the ward. barn with stables Attached
narrage-house tool-house, spring-hose aeh' Tho
house two sP3ated on grassy knoll
surrounded by1ocust ana various Minus - sn'''e
trees. >, ,pErI ,UATERED having
t,ro ' streams through 1t and four neTer-failing
springs near the dwelllng.one within rev ISeG %
tie nse and kchG2 Te o % ron mts and hry
frees of choice fruit. The garden IS large, ano
also contains choice FRUIT TREES, with hgs,
TIE land produces clover and all the grains OF
tho South. It would be a most desirable retreat
from the city. being near enough 90 c9nlne p Isl
as. With town and suf cently retired to aVo1dthc
n,,;is of hcinp oycrrun with the mischicyous poDu'
1o+ion of CITY. It IS we'll known rs most hcaltny
location being far enough from the river TO aVolG
INV OWLS resulting from fogs, &c. There IS eood
Goi,r prist and saw-mill, on Failing creek, withi
less than one mile OF the farm; churches. scno2i,
backsmiths shops, &C., convenient. nc i,.cl J.
mond and Petersburg turnpike ION which there Is
no TOLL affords fine road for carriages 10 analron
Richmond. - -, tho
TERMS A portion Of the purchase money on .I tGe
s+b IF noccmber next, the remainder nj such times
rs will be made known on the day of sale.
The day trains of cars which pass THIS lirm lcdEe
Richmond daily ut q O'Clock and 1913 after noon,
and leave Petersburg ut o clock and O!O morning
which passes the farm ut half-past O'CLOCK IN INC
evening; and Petersburg passengers IN inc OF Of
o.rlnck afternoon trains. Passengers Tor tniS
farm from Richmond. viii be LANDED at Tic
..Srycn-NIilc Crossing.'
Persons desiring to purchase arc Invited TO view
the premises before the sale. The proprietor VIII
take pleasure in showing the boundaries, &c.
At the same time will be offered
A first-ratc WORK MULE,
An EXCELLENT COW,
some MU ifFARM1NG, UTENSILS,
CORN, HAY, OATS, &C.
And on the following day a large amount OF
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
embracing everything necessary for n large and
rentccl family. will be sold all OF which can DC
Seen previous to or on the day Of the sale OF the
land. IL,
Possession of the farm can be had ut any time
-, AuCtpneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct,oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

7,
A sHFIELD, A VALUABLE Fam nm
a or SIX agSIR}RREERR 1t APP o sns SIX
MILES BELOW RIG "a iK A sTftTf MtIho5NN
THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIV Gl T KARE-
ROAD, FOR SALE At AuCTI o !: o,s1ock NJ
we Will sell upon the premises the ahoy ydnnee
FARM living near the Nine-MlIe roau, on x
Dr. j. r. arnet Dnd Others There a are acpes of
iaarod HIGH land. of good quality, and lying well
and $50 acres in woods embracing cons1fernne
sist Of LARGE BRICK DWELLING o5 (l sem 16e
what ont of repairl with ten rooms, Dcslu o INC
usual out-bulldings; ALSO about 2oO run .rGes.
The house has pretty situation: ana Is 81 sur nne
ronnded by a lawn shaded with variety OF INC
trees principally eyergreens. uo,-o &C
forGinp n beautiful building site, there Is yer!
bold spring. soa &c Own nc tho
best in the neghborhood Is noted FOR IT'S ,bn
tention of those seeking good land In TINS Flcinty
II win be sold as whole or sub-diVideo' rs may
be desired by bidders. ,o 1,o,-, At
TERMS: Accommodating. and MADE knoEh III
the time Of sale. GHUBBS - ti.i. .,n,'aorrs
oc 2a-27, 80, Move, 3 $3.50 Auclloncels. -
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BvPaine & Co., Auctionecrs.


4 ssIGNEE'S SALE OF THE EAGLE
N MACHINE WORKS.-By virtue of an order
OF the United States district court for the dls.
5Ti F, Hi ' bankrupts, on "Wednesday the oath
dav of November. ut the ''Eagle Machine " oTks
corner Canal and Ninth streets In the CITY OF K1cf-
TURES, &C., belonging TO said machine works.
One lo-H6RsE POWER STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER, LlSlNGi 81 2d mIIG |.
One Mckenzie CUPALO and BLQWER,
one small CUPALO and BLAST PIPE,
One large FOUNDRY CRAM o,-,>-s.
pUN &c ioS sHHEiNRs, BOILER, and other TOOLS,
Ono for ST hrlisTTi EEArNT PRESSURE BLOWER,
Anvil. and TOOLS for blacksmith-shop,
Large stock of PATTERNS for machinery and
One m inrFs BoHiS 8 and TURNING MILL,
ore GRAY 4 WOOD PLANE, "a ieei;
one lO-root IRON PLANER,
Orc 5-fcot IRON PLANER,
ENGINE LATHES,
WOOD TUENINC-LATHES.
POWER DRILLS,
BOLT CUTTER,
CARPENTER BENCHES,
One Stating MACHINE, nearly comriclcd :
One S-lorsc POWER ENGINE, nearly COM
Boihh iiEliR. and WROUGHT IRON,
BOILER WORKS, FLUES, and GAS PlPES,
ChSTTINGS and SPRINGS for steam engines and
saw-mills,
GRINDSTONES.
ViSES and VISE-BENCIIES, &C., Sc;
the whole embracing 4 complete outfit Tor conduct-
ing the foundry and machine business.
WILL BE SOLD
ut the same time the balance OF the UNEAPltED
LEASE OF THE PREMISES.
RICHARD f. WALKER, Assignee:
PAINE & Co., Auctioneers. noa
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1869
November.
ny THOMAS HOOD.

RY THOMAS HOOD.
No sumo moon!
Is Sn ,,a,vn..oo f,,sk-no proper time OF Gay
No sky--no earthly view
No distance looking blue, ..
~ xo,a M strcet-no "t'othcr side the way -
81 No end TO any row.. ..n,,s ,,o
Cancellations where the crcscents go
No top to any stceplc-
No recosnitions OF familiar people
No courtesics for shelving en-
No knowing EN-
No travelling ut ail--no loconotion--
SotnklinR of the way-uo notion
mo go by land or ocean
No inail--no post
No news from any foreign coast
No psrE-eno ring-no afternoon gcntiiity-
~ No company-no nobility
>-,-.-,rth mr. cheerfulncss--no healfhiul ease
~ No comfortable field in any mcmner-
No shadc-no shinc-no buterfiscs-hN, DIES
So rrmits--no flowers--no ieaves--no birds
Nnvc,phpr
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1880 Main street.
YxrE oFFER. FOR SALE A LARG

WE oFEER FOR SALE A LARGE
wv number of VALUABLE FARMS In nearly
every county IN Eastern Virginia, MILLS SUES,
g. Also some of the most valuable STORES,
r ESIDEN Noes, and USIhPROVED Pro
PERTY, in the city and adjacent thereto;
chase real estate Of any description will find 1t to
thir interest to call on u.s. rs we assure them every
advantage And we would also request those who
have landed estates which they wish TO dispose Of
70 leave with us minute description Of the same
stating their lowest price. &c. In order that they
may be registered In our handbook.
We arc In daily communication with northern
caritalists who wish to invest in Virginia land,
and we make no charge unless sale Is effected.
$50 LYME & BROTHER,
WOO 5t AuctiOneers.
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BY James III. Taylor, Anctioneer,
Office No. 821 Main street,
49,, o,otawn,d Hotel,

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS 1I fm
| JsfDNEY FOR SALE AT AUCT1oN.m --,, WI IA
sold q the . 18th fa1y N NJ ose de-
lsos On nS he IN thc MAN of Sidney designated as
s 5afs Nos LS ss sd and s ONE ACRE
Te1 ,Ss south Fl BY Mr the Wesham
r nGn and the north by Main street con-
nued Il win be sold tb as day o9 s or dl'aeo -
may DS One fourth cash the balance Mt four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes. IN
tesest added, and secured by deed OF trust Scp
40 Auctionecr.
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STRAY COW.-Came to my house, les
- In Hanover county, near Atlee's STA .as<l->
ton on the 18th of October, an OLD RED Cow,
blcmish In ono eye. The owner VIII come lollh,
no I3t JOHN s. QUARLES.
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SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON JAMES R1VER.-By
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber by George
F. Holman, bearing date on the 3oth day of August,
1906 and OF record in the clerks Office of the coun-
ty court of Fluvanna, the undersigned at the re-
quest of the beneficiary and grantor, VIII sell on
THURSDAY the 4th day Of November, 1859, II ialr,
ifuot the first fair day thereafter, on the premises
at public auction. commencing at l. O'Clock d.;
that valuable FARM. the late residence OF The SAD
Holman living in Fluvanna county near Bremo
Bluff, and containing FOUR HUNDREDACkEs
more and less. -,
of ali fine usual products of the county Ito acres
of which Is cleared, and IS ofVALUABLEJAN Es
RIVER LOW-GROUNDS. The improvements
are comparatively new, and consist Of a framed
dwelling containing eight rooms, all the ne
cessary out-buiidlngs, a grist, saw, and plaster
mill, and tobacco factory.
TERMS OF SALE: .one-third cash AS TO the re, !,
sIdue OF the proceeds Of sale, credit OF one ana
two wears viii be given, the purchaser to execute
bonds bearing interst from day OF sale, with good
security for the deferred payments, and The TUE
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
SC 4-lawtOet2etdtd I. j. VIM, trustee.
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By Paine Sc Co. AuctionccrS.

BY Paine 6 Co., Auctionccrs.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
I JOF SILVER-PLATED WARE.-On THURS
DAY. November 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock
we will sell at our warehouse 4 large invoice o
FIFGtST SILVER-PLATED WARE, con
signed NV one of the largest manufactures. con
sisting III part of
CAKE BASKETS.
CASTORS.
CARD BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
SUGAR DISHES.
CUPS and GOBLETS,
BUTTER STANDS,
VASES,
CALL-BELIS,
TABLE and TEASPOONS,
KNIVES and FORKS,
CARVERS, &C.
sale positive. PAINE q -,
-hu'Gl'utcio'
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HERRINGS HERRINGS live offer
IL to the trade 500 barrels MAGDALENE HER
RINGS, in prime order, which we are expecting
daily. j. u. BLAND Il CO..,
Oc 25-3m 1921 Cary street.
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OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The SLoAT ELLIPTIC SEW;
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. we sen
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAi
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. ,,,o>,
SLOAT Il ADDINGTOS,
jy24 l&l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE LowYi, AProMATTox COMPANY
PETsRsBuKG, October ID, tses.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
4 at this Office up 10 The 18th day OF next month
for the construction .of tile works for improving
the navigation Of the Appomattox river. These
works consist of blasting rock, driving piles, anu
dredging. A quantity of squared timber and log
and sheet pillng will also be wanted. Fun plans
all other information obtained, ut the ofice OF IL.
ID. BIRD, chief engineer, In this city.
=. ARMSTRONG,
President Lower Appomattex Company.
oc la-2tawtl7Noy
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BY U. 4. Cartwright, Auctioncer,
No 1Aa3 Main street.

a1o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
SIU.UUU. OF TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS, W ORTIZ OF FORFEITED PLEDG, =. -
viii he sold on THURSDAY, November 4tll at 10
o,riock. The entire LOT OF FORFEITED
PLFDGES at the store of II. HARMS, , y
BROTHER, No. 1881 Main street, between fi If
Diamond Rings. one hundred and twenty-five COD
Watches among which viii be found some m MAJ &c
and hunting-cases, costing originally rom 9lev VI
Bracelets, Fnger-Rings, Chains, etc: slverware
consisting of Pitchers, Goblets, Mugs, FORKS,
spoons ETC.: Clothing, Guns, Pistols, ana many
other articles too numerous to mention all 10 ne
sold without reserve to the highest bidder. II.
HARRIS & BROTHER will warrant the articles
sold A. they represent them. ..,
L. 4. GATHRIG11T, Auctionecr.
Persons having forfeited pledges can cal NJ our
loan Office, 1881 Main street (up-stairsl, either to
redeem or renew them, or before WEDNES-
DAY November Sd as further indulgence cannot
hr granted Ii. HARRIS K BROTHER,
or % PawnbrokcrS.
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TCTION SALES AT FAIR
"A GR0iTNps.-In consequence of persons de-
string to leave the city, the sales OF FIN Es
pp1EsTTgFRNf,oS. at 4 O'Clock and continue each
Persons having stock they desire to sell VIII
eau al the 'eh'' S'sn W." ROBERT II. DAVIS,
-. !. Salesman.
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WANTS.

WANTED. ONE FIRST-CLASS BOOT
w hN0 SHOE MAKER. None need apply
without the best references. For particulars
uuply 10 II. G. MALLORY,
ro1-st% Hanover Junction, Va.
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ByU, A. Cartwright. Auctioneer,
oo.nar os Main and Fifteenth streets

corner OF Main ana fliteehth stAee'o'
T ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AM, SPE,
4 CIAI. SALE OF $4,000 WGKThh r oE
FAWNBROKER,S CL0THING, SPL IsnndTi
my GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES; , BOS1e,
SHOES. HATS, CAPS, &C., AT AUCTION
This DAY ut 10 O'Clock Will sell al my store
and continue from day TO day lmorning ana eve
ming, mill the whole is closed the largest, most
attractiye and elegant assortment OF
PAWNBROkER'S CLOTHING,
Elegant DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
CAPS,
HATS, &C., &C,
that have yet offered mt auction. Inc s'oeN ~o''
prises some 500 very superior
OVERCOATS
FROCK COATS,
SACK COATS,
PANTS,
SPLENDID BEAVER CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
AIL-WOOL SHhWLS,
MOUSSELA1NES,
CASHMFRES,
CALICOES,
UMBRELLAS, ..
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS,
SHOES. &C. i'm fact, almost every
article that the consumer may desire.
The attention of the public Is asked TO TINS SAFE.
~ u. A. CARTWRIGHT.
MOO At Auctiorccr.
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Ry WELLINGTON GodGin,

BY Wellington GodGin,
Auctioneer and Resi- Estate Agent.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AT
L THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND NINETEENTH STREETS AND AD,
JOINING BRICK TENEMENT. FOR SALE AZ
AUCTION.-Wilb he sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the sth of November, lSoo al
o'clock p. ~. the property located ;is above.
known as the UNITED STATES HOTEL. II
fronts on Main street about CO feet and runs hack
on Nineteenth street about lj5 feet to an alley The
hotel has ample rooms to accommodate large
number OF guests and whilst 1t is now in bad con-
dition. it could he repaired and altered so rs TO
be occupied again hotel, or 1t could nc used tor
almost any other purpose, such as a boarding
school, college, or 1t could be conTertca INTO
establishment. After the sale of the hotel. the adj
Joining THREE-STORY STORE AND DWELL
ING will he sold -
TERMS: One-fifth cash. balance at one, two,
three and four years for negotiable notes, bearing
trust decd w. G0DDiN,
oc -oawtNoyiSdtds AuCti0ncer.
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'rr.T rsTaTE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TaRM FOR sALE-stiited for stock
Ea.a,;no grass. grain, and trucking, near rail-
.a.a and tiis-water, twenty miles from Richmond
d.iiy Communication with Baltimore: fair IT.
nty Terms: Part, long credit. Apply
~ 81 Charles Hotel, and leave name ana ADDRESS
~ aa,ortiscr ia absent. no o-lt"
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NEW ORLEANS MOLASSEs.-Just to
~ hand, small lot of prime NEW ORLEANS
MOLASSES. Price. S1.25 per gallon. / have mo-
lasses and syrups at 6oc., Soc, 90c., and 81 Also
PRIME BUTTER.
WILLIAM III. TATUM,
Dealer in Fine Groceries and Liquors,
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TOITsE AND LOT, AND VACANT
III or On THE CORNER OF TWENTY
SEVENTH AND T STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-We viii sell ut auction, on the pre-.
misses. on TUESDAY the 9Th of November, at :
o'clock 7. NJ, the FRAMED DWELLING located
as above described 1t contains three rooms, anu
kitchen with two rooms. 4 VACANT LOI aG.
Joining will be sold separate The ~hole lrohls 20
feet and runs back li0 feet
TERMS: At sale. ,.,,o
,os Auctioncers.
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Il OsT. YESTERDAY BETWEEN CT
IL IL and Il O'Clock, GOLD WATCH El:h
with n gold face with dog on 1t a gold ss.S
chain with a hook and a brass and gold key at
fachcd to IT, The No. of the watch Is Is, SAG. a
liberal reward viii be paid for its delivery at TINS
office or to Mrs JANE MCDONOUGH,l 1905 Seven.
taant6 street no 2-2t*
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh Strprt bptwcen Main ana Bank.

TOUR BUILDING LOTS ON PINE
K AND LAUREL STREETS, IN SIDNEY,
AT AUCTION.--On THURSDAY the 1lth day OF
N0vcm Der, at O'Clock p. NJ, we VIII sell upon
the premises n very beautiful LOT 30 by lbs feet
ON the east side of Pine street, GO feet north oil
Albelnarlc stree, adjoining Mr.. Curtis.
Also, LOT co by 1873 7-l2 feet ut southwest corner
of Laurel and Beverly streets, adjoining henry
Boltz on the north; and another LOT 80 by lSs IL
feet on the west side OF Laurel street, ADJOINING
said Boltz on the SOUTH These are amongst the
most desirable lots in that vicinity.
TERMS: at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
,oa Auctioneers.
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by Edward 3. Newburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lulH Main street.
By Cook & Lauchton, Auctioncers,
Governor and Franklin streets.

BY Cook Il LauGllton, Auctloncers,
Governor and Franklin streets.
GIN MAGNIFICEN.T SEFEN-OCTANE
y PIANOS AT AUCTION.-On THukSDA1, ,
18th instant. at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the klch-
mond Musical Exchange Of Mr.. j. w. Davies, on
Main between Ninth and Tenth streets,
OCTAVE PIANOS, Of the latest and most
approved styles, having all the modern i'm,
pr0vements amongst which may be found
instruments from the manufactures cr Hal
let & Cumston, Boston; Schomaker, phiia-
delphia Grovcstcin & Fuller. New York.
These Pianos are such as can be confidently
recommended, and are warranted il every par
ticuar.
opportunity is thus afforded to secure IN in
strument of the richest tone and most approved
finish; every one Of which being Of lrst-class
reputation.
TERMS Liberal, and made known at time of
sale. COOK Is LAUGHTON,
noe Auct0neers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor. Auctionccr.
Office No. sol Main street,
three doors below SpotSwood Hotel.
BY Z. i. Ncwburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No 1OIG Main street.

VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY.
Y WITH TEN ACRES OF LAND ATTACH l /
En-. NEAR MEADOW STATION, On ,IH Il
TEN MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the owner
shall offer for sale at ucion, at the ienrlco Couh
tv courthouse. on MONDAY the Slh day OF no.
yember. 1869. at u NJ. the valuable MILLING
PROPERTY above described. The watcr-poWei
IS considered very valuable. .
TEENS. At sale, L. i. NEWBURN,
no1 Auctionccr.
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EOR RENT, that desirable BUSI- GA
i NESS STAND now In the occupancy OF ka:I
Colonel II. o. Haskins. This property fronts on
Rockets and Water streets, and is large and con-
Nenientiy arranged with water and gas on each
floor. 1t Is well adapted for Il wholesale or retail
grocery business or Tor small man curing pur-
poses. TO good tenant the rent will be mode
rate. Apply on the premises, or to
LEE & GODDIN,
oc 29-lw No. lib Main street.
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HnAHDgxG ANs LOGGING.

rsNO THE PUBLIC.-FOr the accommo-
I dation of visitors to the STATE AGRICUL-
TURAL FAIR I wish to give notice that they can
engage rooms. Including supper, lodging, ana
hrGakrastt for 81 and get and or the excursion
train Immediately in front Of Jarratts Hotel re-
tcrsburg, Va. PIIL. - brow y,
oc 30-5t Proprietor.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL, CORNER OF
vi NINTH AND GRACE STREETS, RICH
MDSD, VA, has been newly fitted up, andls now
omen Tor The accommodation of the travelling pub
lie. 1t is directly opposite the Capitol Square ard
St Paul's church. All reasonable means VIII be
employed 20 please guests.
TERMS /: :! per day.
l)ay and monthly boardcrs will be accominoda-
ted on reasonable terms.
c. Z. HARRINGTON & Co,
Proprietors.
Il. J. ScAMMELL, Manager j. Il. DICKINSON,
Clerk. oc 3u-lm
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctiouccrs,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

o.
rFRUSTEES' SALE OF BRICK STORE
4 AND DWELLING ON THE CORNER Or
BROOK AVENUE AND CLAY STREET AT
NUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,, 10Th November
next. at 4 o'clockP NJ. we will proceed To sell,
under The provisions Of trust deed from joseph
VOIaSki and wife default having been made there
in that valuable BRICK STORE AND DIV FL L.
INt; located rs above described and now in The
occupancy Of the said Folask. The lot has Il
front on Clay street Of 81 il-l2 fcc', also on
Brook avenue about the same.
This is an excellent business stand anG has been
used rs such for years past. 49,
TEENS: Onc-iourth cash residue al c. Il, and i
months for negotiable notes. interest added and
secured by lien oil the property. --rx,,,r,r
WILLIAM PFEIFFEE,
CHRISTIAN UNCkEL.
JOHN LAtER.
Trustees for Gcrmania Building STciety.
Sale conducted By LEE Il GoDDIN, AHciioncerS.
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TARMYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE

EARMYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
This institution will be re-opened THURSDAY,
October Il, 1869. The Principal. who has had IN
extensive experience In the conduct OF a FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, will spare no efforts
TO promote The intellectual, moral, and physical
Development of her pupils.
The expenses of this school are regulated to suit
the exigencies of the times
Terms per session of nine scholastic months Of
four weeks each, ending June 90, 1870:
Board including lights washing, and fuel. $50
Tuition in academic department. 30
Tuition In primary department. ............... SO
Latin, French. and Spanish, each. ............ Is
Music on the piano, including vocal .......... d5
use OF
Oil painting on canvas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 60
Drawing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DO
Payments one-half In advance.
Pupils furnish their own towels and table nap
kns.
For further information, circulars will be sent
on application.
S. +. NOTTINGHAM, Farmville. Va.
REFERENCE: The Trustees of the College.
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FREsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
G i GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their own importation, large additions 70 Inel
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