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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-19

T AND SALE.-By virtue Of Il decree of
1 j the circuit court Of Mcckenburg county rem
dercd III The case Of purycar, &C., against Fur-
years executor. at the September term. 1852 We
vii! sell at public auction on MONDAY. %Ith 81
October 1869. nj l. O'Clock VI. ail the REAL IS
TATE belonging To the defendant, Reuben y.
Puryear, consisting of -FOUR TRACTS or PAR
GELS or LAND, lying In HE upper end "i
Meckenburg county, and described rs follows
|. THE HOME PLACE, which contains SIX
HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES Of fertile and
productive land onc-fourth Of which Is In origi-
nal growth, lying on the waters Of the Zig Blue
stone creek, and adjoining the lands OF Richard
Boyd and others, and Is situated about fourteen
miles from Sc0ttSbprS depot, on the Richmond
and Danvile railroad, and two miles from Stauu
ton river. The improvements consist OF First.
The mansion house. on the sOnth side OF the Ahbc-
vile road-an excellent and handsome dwelling
with six rOOms-and AL necessary out-houseS, In
thorough repair Second. The ovcrsecr's house,
consisting OF small but comfortable building,
located on the north side Of the hbbcvlc road.
This tract is intcrsected by the Abbcyillc road,
giving the mansion-houSc tract 37s5 acres, and 10
the 0Vcrsecr'shouse tract 23l1 acres, and viii hc
sold together or separately, 10 suit purchasers.
This Is Of the most desirable farms In The
!. The TOM PUEYEAR PLACE, conlain!ng
AND A HALF ACRES. fifty OF which Is In Orlgi
nal growth, lying Middle limestone, and adj, IN
ing the lands Of John J. Richards and others, with
.. The GEORGE GILLESPIE PLACE, which
contains ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY:
cultivation. well watered aud timbcred, with
comfortable dwelling house and all necessary ont
houses, In good repair. and adjoins the estate Of
Alexander Gillispie, deceased.
All Of the above sales will take place at the man.
sion house of the defendant, Puryear. The title
To the above lands. fec-simplc To which will
he given, IS believed to be unqucstioned, though
we only convey such title Us Is In us as com!nis-
siOners OF the court.
The HOME TRACT has been recently surveyed,
and plat Of the same may be seen ut the law
Office OF George Is. Finch Esq, In the town Of
Boydton.
TERMS: One-thrd cash the remainder on
credit Of six and twelve months, the purchaser To
rest from the day Of sale and the title To De
tanned until the purchase money Is paid. Posses
sion given on The lSt day Of January, 1870, with
privilege of seeding crop OF wheat. The terms
must be complied with on day Of sale.
aLEN. SYDNOR.
GEORGE Is. FINCH,
Commissioners.
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AUCTION gALEs...This nay.
By Cook & Laughton, Aucsionecrs,
corrcr or Governor and Franklin streets.

corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
ROSEWOOD PIANO, GOTTA G T
Ia CHAMBER SUITS, HERR1NG'S IRn
SAFE, BUGGY, HARNESS, &C, AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock we Will sell ut our auc-
;ion-rooms an assortment Of HOUSEHOLD fun
NITURE, embracing
handsome SEVEN-OCThVE PIANO, made ny
Wagner, Hamburg. very claboratcly carved
handsome COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, imi-
tation oak and walnut:
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE-TABLES,
TIN SAFES,
LEAF TABLES, ,,r,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
Frs .,,,.,
COTTIGE BEDsTEADs and MATTRESSES,
STAINED WARDROBE S and WASHSIANDS,
MAHOGANY and other BUREAUS,
BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY, and lAHkAlN
RIGS. HOLSTERS aud PILLOWS,
HAIR MATTRESSES and FEATHER BEDS,
COOKING. OFFICE, STORE, and PARLoE
ALSO,
r. bo sold for account OF whom It may concern.
100 dozen Ma SONS b. CKING, large and small:
lot WRAPPING PAPER, 2oxso Size;
boxes STARCH,
large IRON SAFE, Herring's patent;
. entirely new sets BUGGY HARNESS. very
A LARGE rSlI lot CARPENTERS TOOLS.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
oc1o Auctloncers.
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NHEsAPEAKE AND OH OHIO O., RAIL :; L.
4 ROAD - CHANGE OF SCHEDCLE:-Qn
and after SUNDAY, October 10th. 1862 ma u
TRAIN will leave Richmond daily for White Sui
nhnr springs ut 0 A. NJ: leave " hi!c sulphur
Springs at i. VI. and arrive ut Richmond $40 +.
M-nakiug close connections with the orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad mail trim IN
both directions nj Gordonsvillc. avoiding the Ge,
laws heretofore existing between Eichmond ana
Washington. - ~ f,
lottcsvlie and Richmond will leave Charot;cSViiic
al 1890 A. VI. and arrive In Richmond at 10 - NJ.
On MONDAYS. Wednesday,. ana SAL e
DAYS. Returning same days, VIII leave Elci'-
;noud at 3:io Z. NJ. ,
The MAIL TRAIN connects &c GordOnsTiile and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange. A!eNanarla
ana Manassas railroad for Alexandria, Washing
ION Philadelphia. New York, Lynchburg, knox
vile, Chattanooga. Memphis, New Orleans, MONT
romcry, Mobile. Sc: It stanton Win stages
Cor Harrisonburg, Wcycr's Cave; and augusta
Springs: at Goshen with stages fer Lexington: Ma
tIi,ul Bridge. Rockbridgc Alum Springs, Cold SUI.
ph;,r Springs aud Hock5ridSc Bats 1T MllinoFa'
with stagcE fer Bath Alum and Warm spring :
Mt Covingtcn with stages 60" Hot and Healing
Springs at Allegheny with stages for Old sweet
AID Red Sweet Springs; and at White sulphur
Springs with stages for salt sulphur Springs, Lew
'7'' - JAMES F. SEJHERLAED,
cog General Ticket Agent.
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TOYS, &c.


rgNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
L SPECTFULLY call the attention OF the pub
lie to the VERY FINE AND WELL-ASSOkIED
STOCK OF TOYS they are opening. These
TOYS can be sold ut unusually low prices-as
cheap If not cheaper than the same style of goods
In New York Dealers in TOYS would do well to
examine this stock before purchasing clsewhe,c.
We intend t. place 1t within the power OF every
one to give the children something nice. Give us
a CALL and satisfy yourselves.
L. ". PIZZINI & CO.,
No. Twelfth street,
nc n I'm In rear DiSUafch Office.
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GUNS, GUNS.-Just opened large and
" complete stock OF guns and PISTOLS of line
and cheap quality. Some ilnG English bR r.;
AMMUNITION OF all kinds at lowest possible
prices. Also, agent for the celebrated DEAL,
SHOT, and other fine brands OF SPORTING and
BLASTING POWDER constantly on hand.
T. W.TIGNOR,
Gunmaker 1882 Main street,
oc 15-lm Wash's old stand.
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By Wellington Godd!n-
Anntinnanr and Real EStatc i gent.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
n VALUABLE LAND WITH LIME,kilL In
THEREON ON THE JAMES RIVER AND
KANNWHA CANAL ABOUT SIX NJ L L 5
NBOVE RICHMONn.-In obedience 70 2 decree
pronounced by the judge Of the United states dis
trict cour, for the district Of Virginia On lhe l@
of November, 1893, in the matter oi n"nkrupscy %
3. ". Green I shall, az assignee proceed 20 sell
at public auction, IL front of the United Statcs
Courthouse. on Bank street, In the city Of Elcl-
mond, on MONDAY. 1st Of November. l"Ga, 1T y
O'Clock, the following TRACT QF LAND; hereto
fore sold by me on The lIth of December asst. bit
the purchaser falling to comply with The terms I'm o.
sale. it will again he rcsold--rtz., Il TRACT Dt
LAND I'm HenricO county owned Jointly ~ ".
Green and b. ". Green, Jr., containing fif : :,
ONE ACRES and being the same purchaser 81
George f. Guy. On this tract there is IN excellent
LINE-KII y. and Il portion OF 1t embraces some
fine James River low-@rounds. $50
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at 6 ana l.
months for negotiable notes, with good endorScrs,
interest added rcscrving the right OF resale II the
''0'N' CAV WILLIAM ". SUTTON.
Assignee Of B. W. Green.
As assignee of B. ". Green, II; unite e, in the
foregoing sale. AND'W RCIHERCh!N-
oc l3-staw3w Assignee Of b. W. Green. Jr.
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nOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

We are now In receipt OF Il large lot of DOLLS
Of all sizes from an inch to three and half feet
long, with and without moving eyes; natural
hair; made Of wax, china, and composition; and
ut surprisingly low prices. Give us call
ANDREW PiZZINI i CO.,
SEE SOL Broad street.
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hotNN i'i
RoYpTor. October .. 1860.

IMPORTANT LAND SALES.-By yir-
burg county viii sell 1T Union Level Mecklen-
b;lrg county. Va, on FRIDAY, October ~, 1869.
the following REAh ESTATE, being within one
mile of onion Lcvel--to wit:
LIST. The TRACT OF LAND belonging 70 y. r:
Thomas. lying or Cox creek, containing THREE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, having OH II
a commoGiOus new dwelling with good fences, cut
houses. &c.
I'd. The TRACT OF LAND upon which Robert
3. Chapuull now resides. adiOinngB. u. Hatcher,
FIVE HUNDRED AND TW EN- 7 f-NlSE
ACRES. wei! improved and having upon IL Il
splendid ncw dwelling, with All ntcessary out
houses, barns, fences. sc. Also, ONE Hu n
ing the above.
81. The N rEREsT of c. K. Edmondson. being
FiVE-TW ELFTHS, IN TIE LAND upon WHICH
Wiltshire sim!nons now resides, adjoining 4; Is:
Chappcl aud others, and containing THREE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES; subject to
WILLIAM Z. ATKINS, Commissioner:
At the same time aud place we VIII sell The
TRACT or LAND upon which James Hayes, DR.,
now resides, lying on Cox creek, c9ntaining
ACRES, with good dwelling. oUt-hcGseS, SC. This
tract, as well rs that OF IL. X. Thomas, Is among
the best of the famous Cox Creek lands, noted
throughout this section Of country.
TERMS or TIE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE LANDS
third of The purchase money In cash the resi-
due upon :; credit OF six and twelve months, the
purchaser executing bonds carrying Interest from
date. and the title retained until the whole OF the
purchase money Is paid. And III default Of any
purchaser complying with the terms of sale the
and will be promptly resold.
WILLIAM T. ATKINS,
S. II, JOHNSON,
Boydton, September 20, 1899. sesl-toetso
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GRrRHS e WILLIAMS. kuctiOnecrS. II
GALE or VERY VALUABLE REAL

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
| - ESTATE ON BLUESTONE. IN THE COliN-
| TIES OF MECKLESBCRGAN AND CHARLOTTE.
In compliance with decree of the circuit court OF
Mecklcnbure In the suit Of Boswell as. Ncnablc |
will sell ut the residence of DR.. Paul c. Vcuabc,
| Oh TUESDAY the 26th day of October, 1850, the
REAL ESTATE of the said Paul &. Fenablc, to-
wit
l. The HOME TRACT. on Bluestonc creek, in
Mccklcnhurg county, adjoining the lanes OF R0-
bert SrOtt's estate and Others. containing EIGHT
HUNDRED AND SIXTG-SlX ACRES. and hay
ing upon ii an excellent RESIDENCE with eight
rooms AL out-hcuscS in good repair; and soil
remarkably fertile. About one-third In original
forest of fine quality.
.. a TRACT adjoining the above, known rs the
FINCH TRACT, in the county of Charlotte con-
tanning ABOUT THREE HUNDEED ACRES.
D. A TRACT in the county Of Charlotte, imme-
diatelv adjoining the above lands. containing
about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, known the
HATCHER TRACT.
4. 4 TRACT Of ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-FOUR AND THREE-QIiARTER ACRES on
Rlucstone creek. in McCklcrhurg county. adJ Join
ing the estate OF J. j. r. Spencer and others.
s. 4 TRACT Of ONE HUNDRED AND FIF-
LYNNE AND \ HALF ACRES on Bucstrnc
creek In Mcckcnburg county, adjoining the land.
Of j. L. McPhail and others.
TERMS OF SALE {: One-thlrd cash; and as to the
residue a credit Of one and two Years, the pur-
chaser To execute bonds, with approved personal
security carry ing interest from day OF sale, and
the title to be retained until The whole Of the pur-
chase money Is paid. ;. II. JOHNSON,
ocl3 Commissioner.
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ArcTxoy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Wellington Goddln,
aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.


TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs
i ON CHURCH HILL, ON THE EAST II y +
OF TWENTY-SECONU BETWEEN MA
ATCTION.-Will be sold 1T auction, on the pre-.
misses, on FRIDAY the 22d October 1899, at haI.;
ER tNED I'ENEMINTS located as above, eacl
Containing two rooms, and suitable for small
families. As IN investment, they OFFER adFai.
connarison to the price ut which they viii likely
SELL conprN
hHi Auctioneer.
p.S.-hftcr the foregoing sale VIII be sold Una,
beautiful Lot on the north side OF Broad Dct"ccl
T,ycnty.thIrd aud Twenty-fourth streets, adJoin'
ING the property of DIR. Vest and Mrs. Skinner
fronting 90 feet, running back l5o feet to wids
alley, on which alley there stands large pricf
s' TrpXs At sale. W. GODDIN,
1cio " Auctioneer.
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GALE OF \ MOST DESIRABLE TAltM
- OF TWO HUNDRED AND &lAi ; ALi,,, :
At MECuUM,$ KiTEE DEPOL II \ :tb >
MARIE COUNTY.-I fer for sale this most &c
srablc FARM, In Albemarlc county, c3nt1ining
TWO HUNDRED AM. SIXTY htRhS nF
L Iron %Elch win til y yea the
5 roWehf' bring some TEN tRl;r,I., or CORN
PER ACRE. The high land Is also very prouuc.
tive and In the estimation Of good judges most
PEACHES. APPLES, AND MOST OTHER
This farm is situated ten miles from Chariottes-
Vile Immediately ut Mcchum's River depot e
depot on the Chesapeake and ohio railroad, III inIl
view OF the Blue Ridge mOuntainsl.
There has just been completed within t"o h&N-
dred yards of the farm large merchant =Fist ana
saw-mill. r,...
DWELLISG-HOusE. containing v z y
ROOMS situated III II beautiful grove. IhcrG Is
ok hr dozen on me more could he rented If
built at this place. Also, FOUR SM MI FRAME
DWELLINGS, rented out; The ou1Ih@TsGs consist
LARGE BARN. All other buildings are in good
Inchum,s River is the depot on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. and will enable the owner Of
the place TO ship his produce within tWcnty-i"uE
hours to Washington, Baltimore k!chinono' or
The location is healthy, aud the neighborhood
one of the best In the country.
This is entirely one Of the most desirable farms
If Inc not sold privately before the 27rH DAY o.
OCTOBER, 1859. 1t will be offered at PUBLIC
AUCTION ON THAT DAY.
The owner Is willing to divide this farm rs pur-
chasers may desire, for yineyardS &c T. ne !3nd
CROP, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., vii! be
sold on The same day. ,r,,.
Twill also. on the same day. offer to sell a VERY
VALUABLE TRACT OF Land continuing
about TWO HUNDRED ACRES. one hunGrc! 81
which is OF ORIGINAL GROWTH OF HEAVY
TIMBER AND GOOD PLANT LAND, within
two miles of Mcchum's River depot.
Purchasers are invited to call and view the
premises.
31-lawtdS JOllN htchl.
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GOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, Whann's
- Eaw-Bone Suporphosphatc, pure Flour of
Raw Bone. We are agents for the above standard
Fertilizers. Fail supply III store and for sale by
selO ALLISON L ADDISON.
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GALE OF \ VALUABLE EARM.-ln
= compliance with decree of the circuit court oi
Mecklenburg rendered at the September term,
1882 In the suit Of Scott commissioner -. Couch,
&C., will sell, Oh the premises. on IUESDAh the
10Th of October ls68, at o. clock i. NJ, the TRACT
OFLAN- on which Samuel =. Couch now resides,
lying on Big Blucstonc, adjoining the Lands of Pr
VenabIe and X. a. 'uryear about thirteen miles
from the Richmond and Dauyic railroad aud
containing SIX HUNDRED AND FOR 7 !
ACRES The improvements consist Of good
DWELLING with eight rooms and all necessary
out-houses. The land Is we'll adapted 10 the pro-
duction of corn, wheat, oats. tOhacro, &c.
TERMS or SALE: One-third cash. balance In
six and twelve months. the purchaser executing
bonds with interest from date, and the title 10 he
retained until the whole OF the purchase money is
paid. :. X. JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
BOYDTOS, September aJ, 1869. Sc Scot
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POWDER.

nUPONT'S GUNPOWDER, in kegs. half
~ kegs, quarter kegs, and 2aiisttrs. A full as
sortincnt OF this celebrated POWDER, sporting
and blasting, always on hand and for sale by
e. & 5. WORTHAM CO.,
sc 28-3taw6w Agents.
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BY Wellington GodGln.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent

VERY VALUABLE DISTiILERf. At
vOEGLER,S SrRISG, - IiETtiIiO
F0R SALE At AUCTION.-WIIi lie - ID at auc-
ton. on the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th Of
October 1862 at o'clock p. NJ: the valuable
DISTIILERY located as above. 1t has recently
been rentted and altered. with many items Of new
machinery, and is in perfect order; and now ready
for the manufacture Of hiSkcy. The water. from
three. cool springs, i sufficient II manufacture
almost any quantity Of liquor. and il las been
anulyzed by chemists and pronounced pccn,a:ly
well suited for the dstllation OF iilc purcst Kinds
If whiskev and being very cool, does not require
the use OF ice The land and buildings can DC
leased for a term Of years at $500 per annnm. The
iocation in many respects is most dcsirHhl" Que.
and To those disnoscd to embark in chat business
the present is Il most favorable opportunity.
Mr.. Vocglcr. on the premises, viii shp" them II
those who may call on bin.
TERMS : At sale. W. GODDIN. Aucti"nc"r.
=. S.-Thc foregoing property can be purchased
privately. ot l@--a"lOS
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sNErG, IIl.lfICsIUIl, NE. = ,..,,,,,,,,, -,
ooo General Ticket \ gent.

pICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINEmT0R 81, BAL IT.;
IN md Ter TUESDAY, 9Th Of June, passengers
or Bhtim. re- and al points North and North
f VII iSf pnI 'T River f'q RrSad pS
Richmond .or West Point where they take the
steamer ADMItAL,, Captain, L; G. EnEEN ha,,
coats having been put In iirsI-rate oTdcr-reacing
Baltimore the following norning IN tine to COL
net with the trains FOR Philadelphia. New ORR,
anal III" West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
:; Lialt-Strcct wharycs foot Of Barry street daily
except Sundays at O'Clock !: NJ; PASSENGERS
trr.Eg ia HichInond a l2:l5 L. u. the following
lev In time to connect with the express train
u. the Richmond aud Danvillc railroad for Dan-
,le and al! points on that road GrcenSGo;o'
Salisbury. Charlotte, &c. y. c.; Columbia, s. G.,
''''' ''' ''''''' 5s'XSsEiNGEE TRAI,!
saves Richmond daily except Sundays TT
,'clocl =. u. leaves West Point daily except
'''''''''SS' -''-' TnurIAs DODAMEAD,
les superintendent.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO TIE
, NORTH. EAST, and VEST, ria the Rich
nani Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
carrying the United States mail twice daily. Lie
cant cars with new patent sic"ping-rhairs on all
trains Gilr IhrGugh trains on this road are no"
~un from the depot corner OF Byrd and Eighth
II: Tas = DAY THR0UGH MAIL TRAIN lea7es
Rtc!luOnd daily al ll:lJ 4. NJ. arriving In WASH
Igton Il. G:s5 +. NJ, connecting with the early
l:rrn00u express trans LOT Inc North faS', I'LL"
West. -.
lecant cars with the new patent siccning-chairs
attached. l..trrs Richmond daily Sundays except
I'll at siI T. NJ. arriving III Washington 1T G:lo \.
~. connecting with the carly morning trains I"r
ir North. Ea>i. and West
ISo.n STEA AEltS stop Ut Alc%anGria ca&n way.
III" ACCOMMODATION TRAlN for Mil ford
and IL vay-staliuns leaves icpa' corner Broad ah0
Gighh .rsgts III $50 =. y. kc.rrnins. arrives ii
20 \. y.
Tnrou-h tickets and throug!: baggage checks tc
al principal points.
FOR further iuf ,rruation and through tickets, ar-
py AZ the Office Of the company. ",rGCr Ero:d and
Eiehtu streets. Shock"c i!i and at The ticket Of
&c" corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. l.. CESTt:I. General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. my4
ICUMOND AID PETERSBURG
N RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY May
81 the trains Of this road will be run rs .yllows
Leave Richmond ut y. VI. and 2'G5 u. VI.
Leave Petersburg 1t $50 a. u. and $3.50 /. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
EAR attached will leave Richmond daily 1T 3 40 T.
NJ. aud Petersburg daily ut ! y. NJ. tsundaYs cN-
ccptcht.
The A. ". train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 Z. NJ. train viii not lcaycfc-
tcrshurg on Sundays. ,
train on and after .ugust the nth instant.
baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Glover iii!l at ! 4. NJ. ana. returning
leave Richmond ut 2:iO l.. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and saturdays. - -.
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
apl3 Superintendent.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
DPRIVATELY AT AMELIA COURT
nOUSE.-I will sell privately, on liberal terms,
the premises on which reside, near Amelia Court
house. THE DIV ELLING, which Is as good as
new and is in thorough repair, contains i've good
rooms, con venicntly arranged. with closets, etc.
There is also upon The premises an ofhce sixteen
feet square and The usual Out-hOuScs. .
SIXTEEN ACRES OF LAND is annexed,Ia,ll
in condition for cultivation, and conslderahlc
nnrtion well improved A select ORCHARD OF
PEACHES AND APPLES has been recently
planted. and Is now beginning to bear. In addl.
ton To this there Is Il thriving NURSERY OF aboui
500 choice young trees. .,.
Four passenger trains pass daily by the railway
dwrlIirr Address F.. A. j.,
oc i-ENTu7t Amelia Courthouse Va.
TWO HUNDRED LOTS IN WOOD
L VILLE.-FIFTY DOLLARS for LOT 80
bv lo0 feet Only FIVE DOLLARS for the cash
payment and THREE DOLLARS each month on
the balance until paid. Apply to
+. b. NEWBuRS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,.
No. l0ld Main street, corner OF Eleventh.
ne Linn
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FERTILIZERS.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PLANTERS
Il AND PARTNERSHIP consequence of the en-
barrisScd condition Of many planters and farmers
I'm Virginia and North Carolina, owing TO the TN
precedcnted Snort crops OF tobacco ana corn inns
season. aud III order to extend II them every pos
siblc facility for procuring fertilizers for the ap-
preaching crops, we have concluded TO cier them
RUODES'S STANDARD MANURES on the fol-
lowing favorable credits Tor satisfactory city ac-
ccutanccs with interest added RHUDES'S ST.
PERPHOSPIIATE OF LIME, special prcpara-
ton for wheat, per ton $50. 80 months, $3.50 Q
months, 500 u months. RHODEs'S IobACJo
SG5 IL months. Liberal deductions for cash.
Where the crops have already been seeded we
would suggest the use Of these manureS as The best
for top-dresslng in the winter;
ocl3 Ro. II. Williams W.
IDENTIFYING SALTS OF POTASH
= AND HAGNESIA, FROM GEKMANI.-The
undersigned are agents III Richmond, under 1
general contract for the southern states, for the
Sale of the GERMAN FERTIL1IlNG SALTS OF
POTASH AND MAGNESIA, received directly
from DR.. a. Frank. Of StasSfurt, who manuiac-
lures the product of the now celebrated mines 1T
that place under royal Prussian letters patent.
The attention of b0:h manufacturers and con-
s,ners of fertilizers is called 10 the well ascer-
tulued and very remarkable effects produced upon
crops by the employment of these salts, especially
by their addition to the well-known phosphate
and alum0niacal manares.
A GOLD MEDAL and two other prizes were
awarded TO Dr. Frank In different CLASSES OF The
Great International Exposition of Industry ut
Paris in 1867 for the preparation and introduction
OF these most important additions to the resources
of agriculture
mended by Professor Mailett, agricultural chemist
III the University OF Virginia; Professor Gillian,
of iiiciIaond, and other distinguished chemists o
this country and Europe.
PALMER, HAKTSo0k X CO..
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