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JUST received, l barrel Pulverized
~ Sugar; | barrel Crushed Sugar; | barrel
Brow sugar; | barrel PoPtorico syrup:
barrels pure Cider Vinegar, which l viii sell
very low for cash.
June u, 1865 L, w. klNCHELOE.
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A FRESH lot of Co .dFnfHY srls sSS
"A received by SNoN bLN Il H'''
january 81, 1865,
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0lLS. &c.-Linseed, Meats Foot and
~ Train Oil, White Lead, Spirits of Turpen-
tine; also, Vests extra No. / kerosene oil.
at 80 cents per gallon, cash, by
II. j, TALIAFETRO & SON.
september ., leGS.
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NICHOLAS b. WoRTHINGTON, A. NJ,
Professor Of Moral and Mental Philosophy, En-
gtiSlt Literature, Rhetoric and Logic.
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BATrIsTA LorINo. Ii. d..

Professor Of Latin, Greek French German
haitian aud Spanish.
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making goodly appearance, It L again the
same. the thought Of all IL the sHeaR pps lie
st;|, .,eater quantities needed for the supply
@ capitals .,s ss sas snsr wh nss 1SDi
LOT tnoso lose moot together and are enter
tps drs At banquets, balls and the Ike, 6n.
for ali the smaller and snu es meats hote sn and
t"rn1 thought, say, of all the cham
paane, and all this society, as ! may say
boating in it, becomes distract'ng. :. ,;oror
"B,it where does that same creamy nquo .a
al, come from? We all know that we are
expected to swallow great deal IN con con1
nsction with our wines besides tne .qbii,e
a s.snn, Of faith to suppose that those small
tracts Of land which o give th e Fnne to and ind
G !,oru can s1,ppv all the cellars through
ont Tltl Europe s An enigma this, which, with
regard to other Wines may be r i6Gkeo When when
Champagne is in question, eliminates into
AN impossibility.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOUISA LAND.
/ Nv virtue Of deed OF trust executed TO the
nndersipned ms trustees by w. w. Pettns and
Martha r. his WIFE on the 9TH day Of January,
1884, and Of record in the CLERKS ts ONCE OF n o
y dnhi ,i,ereIn mentioned. due 10 John B. shelton,
e se1s set we shall sell at public auction 70 Che
highest bidder The premises on M2SD aos the
IN said decd consisting Of THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-oNE ACRES, four miles from
Louisa Courthouse, In said county, on Inc Son.h
cisco. Beverly Fox and others. The land Is OF ex-
ccllcnt quality. and has upon 1t the usual farm
TERMS: One-half cash, and the rcsidnc on
credit of one and two years, purchaser giving
bond. for the deferred payments. with GOOD sure,
tics, bearing interest from the day Of sale ana
title retained until all the purchase money shall
have been paid Ill. JAMES b. SHELTON,
CHARLES s. JONES,
COLA wsw Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By wellington Goddln,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE BRICK DWELLING AND Va
CAN'T LOTS AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF CLAY AND SECOND sTREETs..By vir-
tue of the DEGREES of the circuit court Of the city
of Richmond rendered on the nth June and eth Of
October 1852: respectively, In the case OF Tatnn
soner shall proceed to sell At public auction on
1859, ut 1 O'Clock p. NJ, that LARGE AND DE-
SIRABLE RESIDENCE at the northeast corner
OF CLAY and Second streets of which the late Dr.
II. A. Tatum died seized and now in the occu-
pancy OF Mr.. Edward W. Tompkins. -
The dwelling Is in good repair, IS supplied with
gas contains above the basement six g0od rooms,
besides wide halls, closets. &c. In the basement
there are four rooms. There is an Office In the
yard and large stable in the rear OF the lou anu
n well of tine water on the premises.
The lot has front of 7Of feet. running back 10
fee. To n wide alley. which vii be so divided rs 70
Sell with the dwelling the whole front on n Ia
street running back about IS feet ana 1tEEE
LOTS on the cast of Second street, each % ~ 'of
feet on one OF which stands a large brick stable.
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance NJ SIX
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes
interest added and retained till all OF the pr-
the court A. AUSTIN SMITH,
oc II SDecial Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" yALUAB BILE BRICK TENEMENTS Al
TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRAN kLiS
AND EIGHTEENTH SHEETS. AND OFTMQ,
ACRE LOT, NO. II, IN GLYN'S PLAN, NEAR
oAKWOoD CEMETERY by virtue 6 OF Two ne-
crees OF the circuit court of the city OF
the one pronounced the 18th July, iseo, ana tne
other on the 7h October 1862 we shall; as speciai
in the order advertised. on TUESDAY the "a n O.
vember, 1860. commencing at l. O'Clock NJ. those
two brick tencmcnts at the corner OF Franklin and
Eighteenth streets now in the occupancy OF MIR.
J. w. Satterwhite and others, fronting 80 feet on
the east line Of Eighteenth street, running oack aV
feet to the Masons' Hall.
After which, say at clock P. NJ; that ralua-
bic TW O-ACRE LOT, No. IL, In John Glyn
plan, near to lakewood Cemetery. adjoining the
premises formerly owned By Kuhn Martin, and
now by John Hcckler.
TERMS 0nc-fourth cash balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added and title retained until all of the purchase
money Is fully paid and conveyance ordered by
the court. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
POWHATAN ROBERTS.
ne II Commissioners.
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b. Wellington Goddin,

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. AT
L THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND NINETEENTH STREETS. AND AD-
JOINING BRICK TENEMENT. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wil he sold ut auction, on the pre-
misses. on MONDAY the Sth of November. 1869, ut
O'Clock Z. NJ. the property located rs above.
known rs the UNITED STATES HOTEL. II
fronts on Main street about g. feet. and runs back
Nineteenth street about l55 feet to m alley The
hotel has ample rooms to accommodate large
number OF guests and whilst 1t Is now In bad con-
dtion, it could he repaired and altered so rs to
be occupied again hotel, 1t could he used for
almost any other purpose. such as boarding.
school, college, or It could be converted into Il
large tobacco factory or other manufacturing
establishment After the sale Of tile hotel, the adj
Joining THREE-STORI STORE AND DWELL
ING viii be sold.
TERMS: One-ffth cash. balance at one. two.
three and four years for negotiable notes. bearing
Interest payable annually, secured by trust
deed. W. GODDlN.
&C I3-aawt SoytS dtds huctioncer.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a
"A decree OF the district court OF the United
states for the district Of Nrginia. given ana en-
tered September 20 1882 IN The mater or Jonn ~
u the highest bidder, on the premise on
DAY. October le, 1859, the following REAL e.
l. That ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT tnow oc1;
cupied by john =. Ballard) on the Richmond ana
Fredericksburg railroad, about one and G1is
miles from Richmond, with all the BULL SS n
and appurtenances attached thereto. This pro-
perry Is highly improved and very valuable. iEere
re y !s hc RE The HorsE and
NINETY ACRES contiguous will be sold scpa-
ra1ely This piece wiz be sold At Il o'clock 10 A. d.
Hs. l47, 49, rs, aud IA IN Sidney. commencing Ut
the northwestern intersection OF Haryie and car.
ter streets, running thence westward!y along sala
Harvic street 1896 feet, and running back each DC
tween parallel lines Ill feet. -,
Also. LOTS Nos. Ill II3 IL. Ill and no. Win
the improvements thereon IN the plan % ptnns
Vista. beginning the north side OF linaEs
street at point distant 90 ieet east OF i.ltcn!o
street running thence along Williams street east
each lot being IL feet deep. This tract VIII Dc SOFA
in OTIS ID and Il, on Franklin street. IN plan OF
propertv formerly owned by David Brown, eacR
e feet front by 6S feet In depth, more or less.
Also. PART OF LOT Is IN same plan, having
four feet front on Franklin street and running
back % feet. This property VIII be Soid at'
Al nj tine above real estate will he sold su5ectto
the contingent right OF dover OF Mrs. Jane r.
Ballard. wife Of said bankrupt: ,,,,,., I,
six, twelve, and eighteen months negotia,oie pa
per, interest added. JOHN JOHNS, DR.,
Assignee OF John z. Ballard, bankrupt
terms, l. as attorney In fact FOR j. ;. Parhsh au"
wife, VIII offer for sale their UNDIVIDED o. r.
HALF INTEREST In the aforementioned LUIS
Sc eH q ~ A'''' 1e'N' '''1 JOHN b. YOUNG.
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ERISIN. THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF THE
IRIS RSICOL QR;
OR,
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, SAFE and reliable, remedial
agent discovered for the healing Of man. The
wonderful properties of the Iris NerSicolor Nth
erto unknown or developed, have Decn bronSht
within the control of science, and Is now taking
its stand principal among the blessings OF medl-
AS AN ALTERNATIVE
1t acts directly upon the blood, cleansing and puri-
fviup the vital current OF all the humorS and tanS
which disease or malarious influences have planted
there and Graduating and neutraiizng the EFFECTS
of mercury or other poiSonS which may have been
taken into the system. For this reason Ii IS nfal-
lible rs remedy for Scrofua, Eruptions OF the
will cure the most vrulent and obstinate cases OF
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
1t is an unfailing preventive and cure for NEu I
RALGIA. SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and In
DISEASES OF WOMEN
II has no equal. Its action upon the Liver and
Kidneys is prompt, salutary and eitect!ve, and II
is this property which renders IL one OF The safest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice of medicine. Its excellent
and skilful combination with other ingredients i'm
TONIC QUALITIES
of the highest order-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently inyigorating the digestive or
gans. and rendering it a most valuable curative
agent in cases OF
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IRISIN the blood, which permeates
all the tissues, and Is the life and nutrition thereof
is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy.
REMEMBER.-This medicine Is no ofShoot of
quackery, but the regular formula ola
ractitioner now resident OF Baltimore city, and
so high does il stand in the favor and esteem of the
intelligent and scientific that 1t has been adopted
by physicians in their practice and is daily being
prescribed and recommended by the most eminent
of the profession throughout the country. The
better 1t becomes known the more highly Is 1t
praised and the more extensively is 1t used.
1RlSIN.
FORMULA OF
DIR. JOHN WILKINS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
lily 20-eod3m]
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Ru Grnhhs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


A VERY VALUABLE BUS1N ESS
N STAND on THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR-
SHALL STREETS. AND VALUABLE PRO
PERTY on THE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
NEAR SIXTH STREET. At AUCTIoS.-on
SATURDAY, 10th Of October, commencing al ~
o'clock z. NJ, will sell. upon the premises, the
FRAMED STORE and DWELLING No. 32S Sixth
street opposite the Second Market, occupied oy
Solomon Hcchnger.
The lot is 1Jx55 feet to alley five feet wide. The
building comprises store below: with three rooms
above: has water and gas and by reason OF It's
situation /. very valuable "a Il business stand.
After which will he sold the property on Mar
shall lust above Sixth street. occupied by Mr. W .
w Eilcrt Welding for the prcscnta ground rent
Of $3.50 per annrm. with the prospect of an In
crease at the expiration Of the lease now to run
about one YEAR. The lot is i0x55l feet.
Propertv in that locality rarely comes into the
market. and we hope this opportunity viii be duly
appreciated by those seeking good location for
business.
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS,
Y,,rf,
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For the Dispatch.
"EDithalamiu1n."
a. good wife Is treasure
To every one who finds hcr,
And he shall have t-nc pleasure
Dra,.ia,J Tho. he minds her.

A young gentleman who will soon 5das ss Yep
Off" the Stage of single blcssedness-.o,ln,c
who wishes to learn as much as POSSIBLY .,o
about the matter of matrimony rom tne
experience Of others, without 'r rn,. #
through the trough ana and r4 IKE s, a cS-
experience, desires TO nave 'h'' S'''nN''
planned. A. .a ..,,;,s ~
which is ambiguous. Nurse, mind ina;
ch;ldn. !. e., .kccp 1t out of mischief"
"Susv. YOU must be good girl, and 5n'1 I,
vour mother; /. G., "obey your mother,
VIII the author Of the above stanza tell
us which meaning to attach to the woru
mind: that by neindng his advlce we may
have the "true pleasure" OF mndlhs Il
wife.
WHY should learn by rough experience
What others know before me5
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CLOTHING.
nTsINEss RESUMED AGAIN.
CHANGE OF PLACE TO al BROAD STREET.
NO MoEE $40 OR $50 SUITS.
OLD PRICES BACK AGAIN AT LAST.

Tho veIl-known MARX NELSON, Merchant
Tailor. has operied again on Broad street IN 'nat
splendid iron-fI ont store, 42l Broad street. ie"
doors from Bre eden & Fox's, between Fourlh an.
Fif streets where he will be happy to see MS od
friends once more, and treat them as he always
did.
Having bought his STOCK OF GOODS at the
,oyse, ratas for cash he Is sure he can turn cut
SUIT OF CLOTHES cheaper and better than any
house In this any other city. lie also mas i
GOOD STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS,
which is always kept on hand. He has also
RACK AND BLUE BEAVERS AND
CHINCHILLAS.
suitable for ladies' capes and sold Mt the lowest
prices.
Tai!ors andtailoresses who formerly worked for
me are reousted to CALL Remember the No.
eel BROAD STREET,
MARX NELSON.
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b Grubbs & Williams, Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i ON CHURCH H1LL.-By virtue Of : deed OF
trust executed ny Garinter Barker anfNTiietr the
subscribers as trustees, dated 9Th Of December.
1855, and recorded in Ilenrico county court once
being thereto requested bv the aSsignccs oil the
creditor secured by said decd We will sell nj pub
lie auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY, Ei n
lay OF october. l.e9 at o'clock =. NJ: II faifs
not then on the next fair day thereafter, al INC
same hour the property conveyed in said dccg-lo
wit p: 4 LOT OF GROUND on the east side OF
Twcntv-sixth street between Clay ana Leigh
streets fronting 81 feet. running back lS2 ieG: ~
consist Of THREE FEAMEo
DWELLINGS-ouc with five rooms another win
four rooms, and the other with two rooms.
The terms required hy the deed are Tor casii SUI
irionttO dcfrav the expenses Of sale and TO pay on
wo notes-one for Sl.ll22l due 18th June 1850. tnc
other for 81 1ii.32. due Eth December, 1900 WIN
interest on each from their maturity UNIV piIiu;
tho balance unon such terms rs the @rantor ihat
direct: or in the event Of his failure 10 give snch
direction. then upon such terms rs the trustees
may think fiji. ,,,,,,
Ills probable that the creditor will allow reason SOL,
able credits upon port Ion Of the money due MN.
A. AUSTIN SMITH Trustees.
\. II. SANDS.
g
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BvA. c. Pulliam. Auctioneer.

A VALUABLE SMALL + 4 r VI OF
Il TuIRTY-SIX ACRES. WITH DWELLING
ND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS, ABOUT
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.--By request of Emmett J. smith, Esq,
viii sell. on the premises, on THURSDAY the
VI. the valuable LITTLE FARM OF THIRTY
SIX ACRES, with dwelling. kitchen, and other
necessary buildings thereon; large yard with
stately oaks and other shade good garden fruit
trees shrubbcry &C., and well OF most excellent
water, being the houSe-ract OF the Fisher estate.
Terms Onc-third cash balance at six twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deed OF trust.
ocS \. c. PULLIAM, Auctionecr.
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ByGrubbs 4 Williams, Anctioneers,
E1avpntt bctween Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A yALU-
" ABLE LOT OF GROUND NE6R BELVI-
ecution Of a decree OF the circuit court Of Rich
mond entered cath, Of May, lses In the case Of
"Crenshaw and dls. vs. GREEN'S admini;trator
and ais, - the undersigned speciai commission-
ers. wifi sell nj auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, 18th of October at ,c,pss T: d.:
the same hour the real estate referred 20 Ia the pro-
ceedings in said cause the same being o LOT or
GROUND ut the corner Of Spring and Belyldera
Streets opposite the late residence OF -. yler,
fronting go feet and running back about lso feet.
10 will be sold rs whole, or sub-diVided- as may
be deemed best ut the time OF sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest, for negotiable
notes. Title retained BY the court unti the notes
are maid. WILLIAM Mr.. VIM,
j. D. THOMAS,
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AND SALE.--By virtue OF decree OF
| 1 the circuit court Of Mcck!enbur2 county rem
dered In The case OF t term. Isss we
will sell at public auction on MONDAY; I5ts r OF
October. 1859 at IL O'Clock u al the EEAL Es-
Pnrrc e. conststfng Of FOUR TRACTS or PAR.
GELS OF LAND, lying In The np6 6ei, end Oh
MeckenenrE GGqn'EI aac Es @5sh CO Contains SIX
Hit:SDRED hSD TEN ACRES OF festiIe and
productive land; one-fourth OF which Il nm IN 9r I
stone creek, and adjoining the lands OF Richard
Boyd and others, and IS situated about fourteen ,
and Danyillc railroad. and two miles from staun-
ton river The improvements consis! OF s tho
The mansion house, on the south sdc o. 'hs ait
Vile road-an excellent and handsome a"e,iin ~
tsith six rooms-and all necessary out-houscs. III
thorough repair. Second. The overscer,s nouhr'
consisting Of small but com Portable 3n.inln9
This tract IS intcrsected By The Abbevllle r9aa,
giving the mansion-house tract SEQ niiI
sold together or separately, 10 suit purchasers.
This IS one Of the most desirable farms In tho
'H ., The TOM pURYEAR PLACE, containing rt
TIiPEE Kindred AND SEEENTf-oNE
AND 4 HALF ACRES fty OF when Is d III 4L1Ei-
nal growth lying on Nid Rcbars and others, With
- small hut comfortable dwelling aud ell necessary
oqtngldings6 u god TTsn pftP PLACE which
o .; dLc G 6SE "FHTfTHDRED ASD TWENTY
SEVEN AND A HALF ACRES: IN 2 go3d s 'ith o,
culiEa.iII, house and I'll necessary out
houses, In good repair. and adjoins the estate Vi
Alexander Gillispie deceased. .,o wan
All of the above sales viii take place ~ T 1 lilo
housc OF the defendant. Pnrycar. \ ne LII III
% the above lands fec-simpIe 70 when WIZ
lie given Is believed 10 be unqGeStio.esuc oIrrmis
we only convey such title as Is II Us d
The HOME TRACT has been recently suIyey,e s.
and a plat Of the same may be seen al tnT ~
B0ydtCn. A.. o,,.;,,o- ., ,
crndit Of six and twelve months, the purchaser 10
al vp bond for the deferred payments, bearing lhtc-
rest from the day OF sale, and the title TO De re-
iaincd until the purchase money Is para. SIT
Ion Given on The lst day of January, $50, win
nriyiI"re of seeding crop Of wheat. The terms
must be complied With on day Of sale.
"'"'' ~ ALEX. SYDNOR.
GEORGE Is. FINCH,
Commissioners.
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BE- Wellington Goddin,
k,,,;,rn.r pnul Estate A gent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF An ENCEL-
| LFET FARM or 225 9o-tOo ACRES. N
CIIESTERFIELn COUNTY. on ,,, TIE S Ny IL
W RE OK or AH Hx6Iby virtue decd Of
trust executed 10 tic subscriber Ito secure the I'M
paid purchase money, by Wllii'm 5. Phillips,
fat the request Of tie holder Of the notes secured
thereby proceed & c Ut ~, nT ,6 a % On !
Il y o'clock NJ il fair, II not, the first fair day
thereafter. the VERY EXCELLENT FARM
locited as above. fronting on D9iM SIDES 9t Tue
~ Fisher and now in the occupancy Of The said
Phillips. coutaIuiu. 80 93-l0o acres OF which
about oUc-tnIf Is open land, ana the balthce III
There is on On the place an excellent DWELLING
With stone basement: kitchen. stable ana an en-
celrnt spring, which j. Il stone building rem
,Irrirg II very convenient for the keeping OF milk
md butter. There is an excellent peach orchard
ucar the dwelling, and the open land Is IN good
heart.
TERMS Enough In cash to dcfray expenses Of
sa!c and To pay of The balance of SEQ % due on
the ucgotinhlc note which fell due 18th NAY last
N credit rs 10 81 lCl % until III" goth November
next: on further credit - 10 81 1880 until the
9th Nav next and as 10 tic residue. on such
terms is may EE aGJT' II. ' sMI TIL trustee
p. 5. It IS probable that mt the honr of sale me
terms Of sale may be made more accommodating.
". GoDpIS, Auctlonccr. oco
IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AND
Inf-Esicy u ~ yirtrr Of n deed of trust exc
Mod ~ M. -. Nirrcd Hnrd hearing date on 81 Of
r - soc. al ~ rncnr5 H., the Clerks Office In
S I'M ,,,,r, ccnnty Va shall. on MONDAY
me M Of V6vcmber. 1850 sell upon the premises
- rho birhcSt bidder At public auction the
~ p " c,, ~ ii MO-, .hirh tI,n said Rnyd re-
III i,1 nv i"ut Two mile from the village Of
Enydton. containing about t WELVE HUNDRED
ACRES 4 large portion Of this land Is in cult
vatior, with an abundant supply OF timoered i'nd'
md vel watcrcG
The dwcIIiu"-Louse Is large and commodlous,
,,,ith oi~ht or ten rooms c9nyrnientlv arranged.
Tbr ou:-Luildiug, OF every description are ample
ana In good repair. 1t may be safely said thht
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Ey \. c. Pulliam, Auctionccr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE o

OMMISS NER'S SALE OF
PROVEMENTS ON MANCHESTER AND
FALLING CREEK TURNPIKE.-In pursuance
of decree Of the circuit court of Chesterfield
suit therein depending styled II. f. johnson rs.
William Harrison. win sell at public auction. on
the premises. on WEDNE>D Az the 18th day of
October next. 1889. ut IL O'Clock NJ, Il SMALL
TRACT OF LAND. containing TWENTY
ACRES, with Il SMALL DWELLING. &c.
thereon. fronting on the south side of Manchester
turnpike, about two miles from Manchester, adj
joining and Immediately above the land of \. G..
pulliam. Esq. The location Of this place is par
ticuarly eligible and attractive.
TERMS Onc-thrd cash: balance ut three and
six months credit in bonds bearing interest, and
title retained until purchase money Is fully paid
G. G. MCRAE. Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. c. PrLLlAM, Auctionecr.
lnt 1
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FOR pEET-
BY Gruhbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Reil Estate Agents ana aucltohtcTS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON DOVER STREET, IN SID.
NEY.-Pursuant to the decree entered by n" cir
cult court of the city of Richmond on the It'll ia!
of October. 1859, in the chancery suit OF GriillI
against Griffin and others. shall on " EDNES-
DAY tho 10Th of October lSeo, n haltpaS o clock
=. ~, on the premises, proceed 70 sell at puzzle
auction 10 the highest bidder the real. ESTATE
directed by the said decree 10 be sold upon the
following terms One-fourth cash Onc-fourth on
Il credit Of four months, one-fOurth on a credit o.
eight months, and the remaining fourth on credit
OF twelve months from the day OF SALE taking from
the purchaser for the deferred payments, nc-otia-
bic notes with interest added. and = deed OF trust
10 secure the same.
This property consists Of three lots, on Dover
street In the town ef Sdrcy-one with ir"ncS
dwelling thereon. fronting 3 feet, running 5acH
l7s 9-l2 feet to an alley &C feet wide The others are
vacan. lots lying on either side OF the dwelling,
fronting % Lie and ~ feet respectively, also run
ming back 10 OLE feet To said alley
This property is In an improving locality. anc
presents inducements to persons wishing dwell
Ing or building lots At Il moderate cost:
THOMAS J. EVANS.
Special Commissioner.
CiRrBBS C WILLIAMS Auctioncers. oc y